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Truck Carrying Coal Hits Scooter, Crashes Into Shop In UP, 2 Dead
The victims have been identified as Anshika (14) of Durga Nagar in Chhibramau and Kanhaiya Lal (65), a fruit vendor.
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Kerala Liquor Shop's Smart Recycling Hack Lets Customers Get ₹20 Back, Internet Calls It A Green Initiative'
A video has gone viral on the internet, showing Kerala’s green approach towards recycling plastic bottles.
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2 Humble Delhi Shops Serving Doodh Soda Since 1955 and 1969 Are Seeing A Rush After Dhurandhar
While Dhurandhar brought doodh soda back into the spotlight, the drink has been part of Delhi's local beverage culture for more than five decades.
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Google Improves AI-Powered Shopping Experience in India With Gemini, Search, and Circle to Search Updates
Google announced a new set of AI-powered shopping features in India on Tuesday. The Mountain View-based tech giant is integrating its Gemini models with the extensive Shopping Graph, with the aim of simplifying product discovery. Updates have been introduced across the Gemini app, AI Mode in Search, and Circle to Search to help users browse, compar...
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How A Microsoft Techie Spent Rs 1.36 Lakh In A Month: "Rs 70,000 On SIPs And Funds"
She revealed that she allocated Rs 70,000 to mutual fund SIPs and other funds, making it the largest component of her spending.
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Free Cab Rides, Halwa: How Poll Body Is Attracting Young Voters To Kerala Booths
The extensive measures to attract young voters to polling booths include possible discounts by coffee houses.
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Mock Drills Held Across Delhi To Deal With Disasters, War-Like Situations
From shopping malls in North and Old Delhi and from hospitals to schools and District Management offices, the mock drills underscored the government's efforts to strengthen civil defence mechanisms.
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Hotel Gets Licence To Sell Liquor In Gandhi's Porbandar, Row Erupts
In a "dry state" like Gujarat, the Home Department grants liquor licences to premium hotels (typically 3-star and above) under the Prohibition Act to cater specifically to authorised permit holders and tourists.
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It Was A Maoist Fortress. School Bell Rings After A Decade Of Silence Here
The most symbolic change is the reopening of the school. After more than a decade of silence, the school bell rings again in Jagargunda.
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Truck Carrying Coal Hits Scooter, Crashes Into Shop In UP, 2 Dead
The victims have been identified as Anshika (14) of Durga Nagar in Chhibramau and Kanhaiya Lal (65), a fruit vendor.
-
Kerala Liquor Shop's Smart Recycling Hack Lets Customers Get ₹20 Back, Internet Calls It A Green Initiative'
A video has gone viral on the internet, showing Kerala’s green approach towards recycling plastic bottles.
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2 Humble Delhi Shops Serving Doodh Soda Since 1955 and 1969 Are Seeing A Rush After Dhurandhar
While Dhurandhar brought doodh soda back into the spotlight, the drink has been part of Delhi's local beverage culture for more than five decades.
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Google Improves AI-Powered Shopping Experience in India With Gemini, Search, and Circle to Search Updates
Google announced a new set of AI-powered shopping features in India on Tuesday. The Mountain View-based tech giant is integrating its Gemini models with the extensive Shopping Graph, with the aim of simplifying product discovery. Updates have been introduced across the Gemini app, AI Mode in Search, and Circle to Search to help users browse, compar...
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How A Microsoft Techie Spent Rs 1.36 Lakh In A Month: "Rs 70,000 On SIPs And Funds"
She revealed that she allocated Rs 70,000 to mutual fund SIPs and other funds, making it the largest component of her spending.
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Free Cab Rides, Halwa: How Poll Body Is Attracting Young Voters To Kerala Booths
The extensive measures to attract young voters to polling booths include possible discounts by coffee houses.
-
Mock Drills Held Across Delhi To Deal With Disasters, War-Like Situations
From shopping malls in North and Old Delhi and from hospitals to schools and District Management offices, the mock drills underscored the government's efforts to strengthen civil defence mechanisms.
-
Hotel Gets Licence To Sell Liquor In Gandhi's Porbandar, Row Erupts
In a "dry state" like Gujarat, the Home Department grants liquor licences to premium hotels (typically 3-star and above) under the Prohibition Act to cater specifically to authorised permit holders and tourists.
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It Was A Maoist Fortress. School Bell Rings After A Decade Of Silence Here
The most symbolic change is the reopening of the school. After more than a decade of silence, the school bell rings again in Jagargunda.
