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Why Indians Use Gold and Silver Vark On Their Mithai? What It Really Means
Why do Indians decorate sweets with silver and gold? The reasons span Ayurveda, royal cuisine, religious purity, and modern celebration.
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Louvre Heist: All About 8 Stolen Items That Belonged To French Queens, Empresses
The eight priceless pieces of jewellery stolen in an audacious heist from the Louvre Museum in Paris span two centuries of history.
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'No Kings' Protests Sweep US Cities, Millions Rally Against Trump
Protesters spanning all age groups took to the streets en masse for "No Kings" rallies across the United States on Saturday, denouncing what they view as authoritarian tendencies and unbridled corruption of US President Donald Trump.
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Opinion | The Story Of An Egypt Meet Where Pak Played Court-Jester As India Made Its Point
A telling tale of two summits, spanning 16 years and tenures of two successive Prime Ministers of India.
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World's First Ramayana Wax Museum To Open In Ayodhya During Diwali Festivities
Built in traditional South Indian architectural style, the two-storey museum with 50 lifelike wax statues brings scenes from the Ramayana vividly to life.
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Watch: Travel Vlogger Shares Her Experience On The Newly Launched Train To Mizoram
The Bairabi-Sairang railway line spans 51.38 km, featuring 48 tunnels and 55 major bridges.
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Is Diwali On October 20 Or 21? All You Need To Know About Tithi And Muhurat
The night of Amavasya, also known as the night of the new moon, holds special spiritual significance during Diwali.
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This Man's 2,253-Word Name Makes World Record, Leads To Legislative Reform
The world's longest name is championed by one New Zealand man whose entire title spans over 2,000 words and takes 20 minutes to say.
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Anand Mahindra Calls The Leh-Manali Highway "Among The Most Beautiful In The World". Full Guide Inside
"Makes you want to get up off the armchair and stop being just a Sunday wanderer," says Anand Mahindra after witnessing the Leh-Manali highway.
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Telangana Minister's "Regret" Note After Buffalo Remark Against Colleague
Telangana's Backward Classes Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar has expressed regret over the row over his remarks on cabinet colleague, Scheduled Caste Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar.
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Video: Huge Traffic Jam In Gurugram, Flight Advisories In Delhi After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain caused a massive traffic jam in Gurugram this evening. A video shows never-ending rows of cars, moving at a snail's pace, spanning several kilometres.
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Born Without Arms, He Skydived At 14,000 Feet: YouTuber's Inspiring Journey
Isaac Harvey, a British disability advocate born with a rare condition, overcame rejection to complete a skydive and now leads campaigns for accessibility and inclusion. His achievements span adventure sports, filmmaking, and public advocacy.
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From Spiti To Rishikesh: 11 Best Destinations In India For Experiencing Autumn
This is the season when festivals paint cities in colour and light, when countryside roads glow with harvests, and when mountains wrap themselves in shades of red, yellow, and orange.
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How An Elephant Theft Complaint Led Jharkhand Cops To Unveil Bizarre Case
An elephant never forgets, but this is the story of an elephant who won't be forgotten. Jayamati, a female elephant, is at the centre of a bizarre tale spanning three states -- Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Bihar
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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
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Why Indians Use Gold and Silver Vark On Their Mithai? What It Really Means
Why do Indians decorate sweets with silver and gold? The reasons span Ayurveda, royal cuisine, religious purity, and modern celebration.
-
Louvre Heist: All About 8 Stolen Items That Belonged To French Queens, Empresses
The eight priceless pieces of jewellery stolen in an audacious heist from the Louvre Museum in Paris span two centuries of history.
-
'No Kings' Protests Sweep US Cities, Millions Rally Against Trump
Protesters spanning all age groups took to the streets en masse for "No Kings" rallies across the United States on Saturday, denouncing what they view as authoritarian tendencies and unbridled corruption of US President Donald Trump.
-
Opinion | The Story Of An Egypt Meet Where Pak Played Court-Jester As India Made Its Point
A telling tale of two summits, spanning 16 years and tenures of two successive Prime Ministers of India.
-
World's First Ramayana Wax Museum To Open In Ayodhya During Diwali Festivities
Built in traditional South Indian architectural style, the two-storey museum with 50 lifelike wax statues brings scenes from the Ramayana vividly to life.
-
Watch: Travel Vlogger Shares Her Experience On The Newly Launched Train To Mizoram
The Bairabi-Sairang railway line spans 51.38 km, featuring 48 tunnels and 55 major bridges.
-
Is Diwali On October 20 Or 21? All You Need To Know About Tithi And Muhurat
The night of Amavasya, also known as the night of the new moon, holds special spiritual significance during Diwali.
-
This Man's 2,253-Word Name Makes World Record, Leads To Legislative Reform
The world's longest name is championed by one New Zealand man whose entire title spans over 2,000 words and takes 20 minutes to say.
-
Anand Mahindra Calls The Leh-Manali Highway "Among The Most Beautiful In The World". Full Guide Inside
"Makes you want to get up off the armchair and stop being just a Sunday wanderer," says Anand Mahindra after witnessing the Leh-Manali highway.
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Telangana Minister's "Regret" Note After Buffalo Remark Against Colleague
Telangana's Backward Classes Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar has expressed regret over the row over his remarks on cabinet colleague, Scheduled Caste Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar.
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Video: Huge Traffic Jam In Gurugram, Flight Advisories In Delhi After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain caused a massive traffic jam in Gurugram this evening. A video shows never-ending rows of cars, moving at a snail's pace, spanning several kilometres.
-
Born Without Arms, He Skydived At 14,000 Feet: YouTuber's Inspiring Journey
Isaac Harvey, a British disability advocate born with a rare condition, overcame rejection to complete a skydive and now leads campaigns for accessibility and inclusion. His achievements span adventure sports, filmmaking, and public advocacy.
-
From Spiti To Rishikesh: 11 Best Destinations In India For Experiencing Autumn
This is the season when festivals paint cities in colour and light, when countryside roads glow with harvests, and when mountains wrap themselves in shades of red, yellow, and orange.
-
How An Elephant Theft Complaint Led Jharkhand Cops To Unveil Bizarre Case
An elephant never forgets, but this is the story of an elephant who won't be forgotten. Jayamati, a female elephant, is at the centre of a bizarre tale spanning three states -- Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Bihar
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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
