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Can Shaving Razors And Tweezers Go In Cabin Baggage? Airport Rules Explained
Razors that are part of a non-detachable design are usually considered safer and more acceptable for carrying in your luggage.
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4-Year-Old Hung From Tree For Not Completing Homework In Chhattisgarh School
In a shocking incident that has raised disturbing questions about child safety in schools, two women teachers allegedly inflicted brutal punishment on a four-year-old student for not completing his homework.
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Top 10 Safest Countries To Travel In 2026: Where Peace Of Mind Is The Real Luxury
2026 is set to reshape the global safety map. The rankings highlight destinations where safety, community trust, and calm coexist beautifully.
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High-Level Review Meeting In Bengal Over Women's Safety In Hospitals
After back-to-back cases of violence against women in West Bengal hospitals, a high-level review meeting was called at the state secretariat. It was chaired by the Chief Secretary and included the principals of all medical colleges of West Bengal.
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BCCI's Strong Statement On Australia Women Cricketers' Molestation Case In Indore
The BCCI on Saturday strongly condemned the alleged stalking and molestation incident involving two Australian women's team cricketers promising to revisit its safety protocols and further tighten the security ahead of the knock-out stage of the World Cup.
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"What Were They Even Thinking?" Viral Sunroof Video Raises Safety Concerns
Their carefree attitude, captured on camera, has sparked debate online over rising instances of dangerous road stunts for social media attention.
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Top Court Judge Says Girl Child Faces Greater Danger In Cyberspace
Supreme Court judge Justice JB Pardiwala said the girl child stands at a higher risk of being victimised in the online space, and the present investigative methodologies are not attuned to effectively handle the crimes committed in cyberspace.
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Their Instagram Reel Showed Them Harassing Women. Here's What Cops Did
Two men have been detained after they posted an Instagram reel that showed them harassing women on the streets of Loni town, reflecting prompt action by the police to ensure women's safety in Maharashtra.
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IMC 2025: JioBharat Phones With Safety Features, Jio AI Classroom Programme Announced
Jio has unveiled its latest series of JioBharat Phones, which now come with multiple safety features. The company said that the handsets will be most useful for the caretakers of the elderly, parents of children, and women, as they ship with location monitoring capabilities, usage manager, and up to seven-day battery backup. Additionally, the compa...
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Woman Accuses Blinkit Delivery Driver Of Touching Her Inappropriately, Mumbai Police Reacts
She shared a video on X, claiming the driver touched her chest while handing over a parcel.
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A Two-Year-Old Among Victims Of Killer Stampede At Actor Vijay's Rally
At least 10 minors, including a two-year-old, are among the 39 victims of the stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally in Karur yesterday. Many of them are women and most victims are in their 20s and 30s, NDTV has found.
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Congress To Move No-Confidence Motion Against BJP-Led Government In Odisha
The opposition Congress on Wednesday announced to bring No Confidence Motion against the BJP-led state government during the upcoming monsoon session of the Odisha Assembly, scheduled to begin from Thursday.
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Why Indians Are Choosing Chauffeur-Driven Travel Over Driving Themselves
Tired of Google Maps tantrums and highway honking? Indians are ditching the wheel and booking chauffeurs for safer, smoother intercity rides.
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Foreigner In Amritsar Confronts Man For Asking Phone Number From Wife: "You Are A Bit Crazy"
The incident has reignited discussions about the safety and respect of women in India, especially in tourist areas.
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Why Young Travellers Are Choosing Strangers Over Going Solo In 2025
After years of digital connections and endless scrolling, young travellers are ditching solitary trips for group getaways with strangers. It is less about ticking off sights, and more about finding real connections.
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Can Shaving Razors And Tweezers Go In Cabin Baggage? Airport Rules Explained
Razors that are part of a non-detachable design are usually considered safer and more acceptable for carrying in your luggage.
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4-Year-Old Hung From Tree For Not Completing Homework In Chhattisgarh School
In a shocking incident that has raised disturbing questions about child safety in schools, two women teachers allegedly inflicted brutal punishment on a four-year-old student for not completing his homework.
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Top 10 Safest Countries To Travel In 2026: Where Peace Of Mind Is The Real Luxury
2026 is set to reshape the global safety map. The rankings highlight destinations where safety, community trust, and calm coexist beautifully.
-
High-Level Review Meeting In Bengal Over Women's Safety In Hospitals
After back-to-back cases of violence against women in West Bengal hospitals, a high-level review meeting was called at the state secretariat. It was chaired by the Chief Secretary and included the principals of all medical colleges of West Bengal.
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BCCI's Strong Statement On Australia Women Cricketers' Molestation Case In Indore
The BCCI on Saturday strongly condemned the alleged stalking and molestation incident involving two Australian women's team cricketers promising to revisit its safety protocols and further tighten the security ahead of the knock-out stage of the World Cup.
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"What Were They Even Thinking?" Viral Sunroof Video Raises Safety Concerns
Their carefree attitude, captured on camera, has sparked debate online over rising instances of dangerous road stunts for social media attention.
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Top Court Judge Says Girl Child Faces Greater Danger In Cyberspace
Supreme Court judge Justice JB Pardiwala said the girl child stands at a higher risk of being victimised in the online space, and the present investigative methodologies are not attuned to effectively handle the crimes committed in cyberspace.
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Their Instagram Reel Showed Them Harassing Women. Here's What Cops Did
Two men have been detained after they posted an Instagram reel that showed them harassing women on the streets of Loni town, reflecting prompt action by the police to ensure women's safety in Maharashtra.
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IMC 2025: JioBharat Phones With Safety Features, Jio AI Classroom Programme Announced
Jio has unveiled its latest series of JioBharat Phones, which now come with multiple safety features. The company said that the handsets will be most useful for the caretakers of the elderly, parents of children, and women, as they ship with location monitoring capabilities, usage manager, and up to seven-day battery backup. Additionally, the compa...
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Woman Accuses Blinkit Delivery Driver Of Touching Her Inappropriately, Mumbai Police Reacts
She shared a video on X, claiming the driver touched her chest while handing over a parcel.
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A Two-Year-Old Among Victims Of Killer Stampede At Actor Vijay's Rally
At least 10 minors, including a two-year-old, are among the 39 victims of the stampede at actor-politician Vijay's rally in Karur yesterday. Many of them are women and most victims are in their 20s and 30s, NDTV has found.
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Congress To Move No-Confidence Motion Against BJP-Led Government In Odisha
The opposition Congress on Wednesday announced to bring No Confidence Motion against the BJP-led state government during the upcoming monsoon session of the Odisha Assembly, scheduled to begin from Thursday.
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Why Indians Are Choosing Chauffeur-Driven Travel Over Driving Themselves
Tired of Google Maps tantrums and highway honking? Indians are ditching the wheel and booking chauffeurs for safer, smoother intercity rides.
-
Foreigner In Amritsar Confronts Man For Asking Phone Number From Wife: "You Are A Bit Crazy"
The incident has reignited discussions about the safety and respect of women in India, especially in tourist areas.
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Why Young Travellers Are Choosing Strangers Over Going Solo In 2025
After years of digital connections and endless scrolling, young travellers are ditching solitary trips for group getaways with strangers. It is less about ticking off sights, and more about finding real connections.
