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Virgin River Actor Stewart McLean, Missing For Days, Found Dead
During the investigation, officers reportedly discovered evidence that led them to believe Stewart McLean may have been the victim of a crime.
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Day After Tourist's Death, Elephant That Trampled On Her Dies In Karnataka
Marthanda, a 35-year-old male elephant, had suffered severe injuries during a fight with another elephant, Kanjan. The incident had taken place during a bathing session in the Cauvery River at the camp.
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US Teen Survives Lightning Strike That Blew Up Tree, Family Calls It Miracle
A Texas teenager survived a lightning strike while fishing beside a river and shocked many by returning to the same spot the following day after escaping with burns and injuries.
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15 Days To Leave: 310 Families In Delhi's Nigam Bodh Ghat Get Eviction Notice
The area is among the first to be submerged whenever the Yamuna rises above danger levels during the monsoon.
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Why Johar Valley In Uttarakhand Should Be Your Summer Destination This Year
Johar Valley in Uttarakhand offers a serene summer escape with cool temperatures, blooming meadows, and views of iconic Himalayan peaks.
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How Delhi Plans To Tackle Water Shortage, Yamuna Pollution This Summer
Delhi's Summer Action Plan 2026-27 focuses on supply, quality monitoring, and Yamuna river protection.
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Indian Army Builds Stunning River Cafe In Arunachal Pradesh In Just 31 Days
A clip of this remarkable transformation was recently shared by MyGov Arunachal Pradesh on X, drawing huge attention online.
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NASA Confirms Hidden Signs Of Water In Mars' Jezero Crater
Using ground-penetrating radar, NASA's Perseverance rover has discovered subsurface traces of an ancient river delta on Mars.
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Meghalaya Travel Guide: What To See, Do, And How Much A Trip Costs
Meghalaya is loved for its untouched natural charm. Rolling green hills, crystal-clear rivers, dramatic waterfalls, mysterious caves, and incredible living root bridges make it a truly magical place.
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Ayutthaya Travel Guide: Explore Thailand's Most Fascinating UNESCO Day Trip
Ayutthaya, former Thai capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies 80 km from Bangkok and offers historical ruins, temples, and a slower pace for day-trippers and overnight visitors.
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In This Bottomless Philippines River, No One Can Swim For 2 Hours Every Day
The Hinatuan Enchanted River in the Philippines is a popular but protected area where tourists cannot swim during fish feeding hours
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NASA-ISRO Radar Mission Maps Mississippi Delta With Cloud-Piercing Precision
A newly released image from the NISAR mission has showcased the satellite's ability to penetrate cloud cover and reveal detailed features of Earth's surface.
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Enclosures Along Kartavya Path For R-Day Parade Named After Indian Rivers
In a novel move, enclosures set up along the Kartavya Path for the 77th Republic Day Parade have been named after India's rivers, such as the Ganga, Yamuna, Krishna, Narmada and Periyar.
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Republic Day Parade Enclosures Named After Indian Rivers "To End VIP Culture"
Ahead of Republic Day celebrations, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh on Friday announced a move to end the "VIP culture" during the annual parade at Kartavya Path, as they would now be named after Indian rivers.
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Dramatic Video Shows Moment China's Newly Constructed Hongqi Bridge Collapses
The bridge was part of a national highway connecting central China to Tibet.
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Virgin River Actor Stewart McLean, Missing For Days, Found Dead
During the investigation, officers reportedly discovered evidence that led them to believe Stewart McLean may have been the victim of a crime.
-
Day After Tourist's Death, Elephant That Trampled On Her Dies In Karnataka
Marthanda, a 35-year-old male elephant, had suffered severe injuries during a fight with another elephant, Kanjan. The incident had taken place during a bathing session in the Cauvery River at the camp.
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US Teen Survives Lightning Strike That Blew Up Tree, Family Calls It Miracle
A Texas teenager survived a lightning strike while fishing beside a river and shocked many by returning to the same spot the following day after escaping with burns and injuries.
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15 Days To Leave: 310 Families In Delhi's Nigam Bodh Ghat Get Eviction Notice
The area is among the first to be submerged whenever the Yamuna rises above danger levels during the monsoon.
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Why Johar Valley In Uttarakhand Should Be Your Summer Destination This Year
Johar Valley in Uttarakhand offers a serene summer escape with cool temperatures, blooming meadows, and views of iconic Himalayan peaks.
-
How Delhi Plans To Tackle Water Shortage, Yamuna Pollution This Summer
Delhi's Summer Action Plan 2026-27 focuses on supply, quality monitoring, and Yamuna river protection.
-
Indian Army Builds Stunning River Cafe In Arunachal Pradesh In Just 31 Days
A clip of this remarkable transformation was recently shared by MyGov Arunachal Pradesh on X, drawing huge attention online.
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NASA Confirms Hidden Signs Of Water In Mars' Jezero Crater
Using ground-penetrating radar, NASA's Perseverance rover has discovered subsurface traces of an ancient river delta on Mars.
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Meghalaya Travel Guide: What To See, Do, And How Much A Trip Costs
Meghalaya is loved for its untouched natural charm. Rolling green hills, crystal-clear rivers, dramatic waterfalls, mysterious caves, and incredible living root bridges make it a truly magical place.
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Ayutthaya Travel Guide: Explore Thailand's Most Fascinating UNESCO Day Trip
Ayutthaya, former Thai capital and UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies 80 km from Bangkok and offers historical ruins, temples, and a slower pace for day-trippers and overnight visitors.
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In This Bottomless Philippines River, No One Can Swim For 2 Hours Every Day
The Hinatuan Enchanted River in the Philippines is a popular but protected area where tourists cannot swim during fish feeding hours
-
NASA-ISRO Radar Mission Maps Mississippi Delta With Cloud-Piercing Precision
A newly released image from the NISAR mission has showcased the satellite's ability to penetrate cloud cover and reveal detailed features of Earth's surface.
-
Enclosures Along Kartavya Path For R-Day Parade Named After Indian Rivers
In a novel move, enclosures set up along the Kartavya Path for the 77th Republic Day Parade have been named after India's rivers, such as the Ganga, Yamuna, Krishna, Narmada and Periyar.
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Republic Day Parade Enclosures Named After Indian Rivers "To End VIP Culture"
Ahead of Republic Day celebrations, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh on Friday announced a move to end the "VIP culture" during the annual parade at Kartavya Path, as they would now be named after Indian rivers.
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Dramatic Video Shows Moment China's Newly Constructed Hongqi Bridge Collapses
The bridge was part of a national highway connecting central China to Tibet.
