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Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
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2 Dead, 50 Houses Damaged As 6.5-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Mexico
A 6.5-magnitude earthquake rattled Mexico's capital and a tourist hotspot on the Pacific coast on Friday, killing at least two people and causing moderate damage in a small town near the epicenter.
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Video: After 78 Years Of Independence, Himachal Village Gets Its First Road
While India sent missions to space, built highways across mountains and connected its cities with expressways, a small village in Himachal Pradesh waited 78 years for something far more basic: a road.
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These 6 Countries Are So Small You Can Cover Them On Foot In Just One Day
If you're short on time but want a complete travel experience, these gems are just right for you.
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Car In Delhi Blast Was Hyundai i20 With Haryana Plates, Explosion Towards Rear
A small car - possibly registered in Haryana - was the epicentre of a high-intensity blast near Delhi's Red Fort late Monday, in which nine people were killed and over two dozen injured.
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Why Pokrovsk Is Key To Russia's Next Big Push In Ukraine
Russian forces are close to taking the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk after a pincer movement almost totally encircled it while small groups of highly mobile Russian units penetrated the city, according to Russian military bloggers.
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Planning A Weekend Trip This Diwali? 6 Budget-Friendly Getaways From Delhi Under Rs 6,000
From peaceful hill stations and riverside towns to heritage cities and spiritual retreats, there are plenty of places you can visit for under Rs 6,000, which includes travel, stay, meals, and a few small indulgences.
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Valladolid: The Spanish City Where Tapas Come With Theatre And Imagination
Is Valladolid becoming Spain's tapas capital? By all accounts, it already is.
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Trapped In Gaza, Injured Mother 'Wishes To Die Together With Daughters'
Explosions shake the walls of the dim basement in Gaza City where Noor Abu Hassira and her three daughters are sheltering. They can't see much through a small, raised window.
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Pilot Arrested In Delhi For Recording Women With Lighter-Shaped Spy Camera
A pilot of a private airline has been arrested in Delhi for recording an objectionable video of a woman. A small, hidden spy camera - shaped like a lighter - has been recovered from him.
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Mumbai's Beloved Pav Faces Uncertain Future Due To Pollution Concerns
Mumbai's pav is traditionally baked in wood-fired ovens. However, due to their contribution to air pollution in the city, bakeries have been directed to adopt greener alternatives.
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Massive Fireball Streaks Across Southern Japan, Lighting Up the Night Sky
On Aug. 19, residents of southern Japan witnessed a brilliant fireball streaking across the night sky, lighting up cities from Kagoshima to Osaka. The meteor appeared at 11:08 p.m. local time, glowing green-blue with flashes so bright they rivaled the moon before bursting into orange-red fragments above the Pacific Ocean. Security and dashcam camer...
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10 Most Overcrowded Tourist Destinations In The World, As Per A Recent Ranking
In recent times, concerns about overcrowding have surged in many regions, domestically and internationally. A new report sheds light on the most popular global tourist spots.
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6 Killed After Roof At Dargah Near Delhi's Humayun's Tomb Collapses
Six people were killed after part of the roof of a dargah, or the tomb of a Muslim saint, collapsed in Delhi's Nizamuddin area Friday evening.
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Plane Crashes Into Parked Aircraft At US Airport, Clouds Of Smoke Seen
A small plane landing on Monday at a Montana airport crashed into a parked aircraft, triggering a large fire but causing no serious injuries, authorities said.
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Which City Is Known As 'France of India', And Why
French-style cafés, bakeries, and restaurants serve European dishes, adding to the experience. You'll also find French cultural centres, heritage buildings with French signage, and even institutions that keep the connection alive.
-
2 Dead, 50 Houses Damaged As 6.5-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Mexico
A 6.5-magnitude earthquake rattled Mexico's capital and a tourist hotspot on the Pacific coast on Friday, killing at least two people and causing moderate damage in a small town near the epicenter.
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Video: After 78 Years Of Independence, Himachal Village Gets Its First Road
While India sent missions to space, built highways across mountains and connected its cities with expressways, a small village in Himachal Pradesh waited 78 years for something far more basic: a road.
-
These 6 Countries Are So Small You Can Cover Them On Foot In Just One Day
If you're short on time but want a complete travel experience, these gems are just right for you.
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Car In Delhi Blast Was Hyundai i20 With Haryana Plates, Explosion Towards Rear
A small car - possibly registered in Haryana - was the epicentre of a high-intensity blast near Delhi's Red Fort late Monday, in which nine people were killed and over two dozen injured.
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Why Pokrovsk Is Key To Russia's Next Big Push In Ukraine
Russian forces are close to taking the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk after a pincer movement almost totally encircled it while small groups of highly mobile Russian units penetrated the city, according to Russian military bloggers.
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Planning A Weekend Trip This Diwali? 6 Budget-Friendly Getaways From Delhi Under Rs 6,000
From peaceful hill stations and riverside towns to heritage cities and spiritual retreats, there are plenty of places you can visit for under Rs 6,000, which includes travel, stay, meals, and a few small indulgences.
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Valladolid: The Spanish City Where Tapas Come With Theatre And Imagination
Is Valladolid becoming Spain's tapas capital? By all accounts, it already is.
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Trapped In Gaza, Injured Mother 'Wishes To Die Together With Daughters'
Explosions shake the walls of the dim basement in Gaza City where Noor Abu Hassira and her three daughters are sheltering. They can't see much through a small, raised window.
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Pilot Arrested In Delhi For Recording Women With Lighter-Shaped Spy Camera
A pilot of a private airline has been arrested in Delhi for recording an objectionable video of a woman. A small, hidden spy camera - shaped like a lighter - has been recovered from him.
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Mumbai's Beloved Pav Faces Uncertain Future Due To Pollution Concerns
Mumbai's pav is traditionally baked in wood-fired ovens. However, due to their contribution to air pollution in the city, bakeries have been directed to adopt greener alternatives.
-
Massive Fireball Streaks Across Southern Japan, Lighting Up the Night Sky
On Aug. 19, residents of southern Japan witnessed a brilliant fireball streaking across the night sky, lighting up cities from Kagoshima to Osaka. The meteor appeared at 11:08 p.m. local time, glowing green-blue with flashes so bright they rivaled the moon before bursting into orange-red fragments above the Pacific Ocean. Security and dashcam camer...
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10 Most Overcrowded Tourist Destinations In The World, As Per A Recent Ranking
In recent times, concerns about overcrowding have surged in many regions, domestically and internationally. A new report sheds light on the most popular global tourist spots.
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6 Killed After Roof At Dargah Near Delhi's Humayun's Tomb Collapses
Six people were killed after part of the roof of a dargah, or the tomb of a Muslim saint, collapsed in Delhi's Nizamuddin area Friday evening.
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Plane Crashes Into Parked Aircraft At US Airport, Clouds Of Smoke Seen
A small plane landing on Monday at a Montana airport crashed into a parked aircraft, triggering a large fire but causing no serious injuries, authorities said.
