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Syria Unveils New Banknotes, Replacing Assad Portraits With Nature Symbols
Syria has launched new currency notes replacing Assad-era imagery and dropping two zeros to ease everyday transactions.
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Nostradamus' Predictions For 2026: 7 Months Great War, Biblical Bees And More
Though Nostradamus' prophecies more often than not miss the mark, they do provide a certain thrill to the people reading them.
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New Year, New Goals: Google's 2026 Doodle Highlights Fresh Starts
Google Doodles have long been known for celebrating major holidays, historic milestones, and cultural icons, and New Year's Day continues to be one of the most widely anticipated.
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How A Black Diamond Stolen From A Hindu Temple Became An Omen Of Death
The 195k Black Orlov diamond was reportedly stolen from India and cursed by Lord Brahma to bring misfortune to its owners
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"Let Your Father Pay The Bill": Indian Man's Simple And Emotional Cafe Date With Parents Wins Hearts
In the video, Anubhav Dubey is seen taking his parents to a cafe, which he calls a "date."
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Pune Civic Polls Talks Fail, Sharad Pawar Faction Walks Out On Ajit Pawar's Party
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar and his uncle Sharad Pawar could not come to an agreement today on whether they should contest the Pune Municipal Corporation election together, sources said.
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Opinion | Jana Nayagan vs. Parasakthi: The Politics Playing Out On Tamil Nadu's Screens
This is not merely a contest between two films; it is a proxy battle for political space, symbolism, and supremacy.
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FC Goa Players Pause Play During ACL 2 Match Against FC Istiklol To Highlight ISL's Uncertainty
FC Goa players paused play during the opening seconds of their AFC Champions League Two match against FC Istiklol as a symbolic gesture to highlight the uncertainty in the ISL.
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Trinamool vs BJP: The Big Battle For The Matua Vote Bank
On December 20, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Matua-dominated Ranaghat in Bengal's Nadia district held symbolic significance for the Matua voters, who perceive the right to vote as a sine qua non of their identity and sense of security.
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How India Eats On New Year's Day And Why It Is Rarely About Dieting
India treats food as emotion, identity and comfort. The first day of the year is not about punishing the body. It is about treating it with familiarity, warmth and something that feels like a soft landing.
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Australian State Passes Tougher Gun, Anti-Terror Laws After Sydney Shooting
Australia's most populous state passed sweeping new gun and anti-terror laws following the recent mass shooting on Bondi Beach, tightening firearm ownership, banning public display of terrorist symbols and strengthening police power to curb protests.
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Some In Jamaat, Bangladesh Government Fuelling Anti-India Rhetoric: Sources
The radical group Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has been fuelling anti-India sentiment in Bangladesh, sources have told NDTV.
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"Life Is Not For Money": Auto Driver's Words To Australian Tourist Win Hearts
"He single-handedly saved India's image of hospitality," read a comment on the heartwarming viral video.
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Australian State Set To Pass Tougher Gun Laws After Bondi Beach Attack
Australia's most populous state is set to pass tougher gun laws, ban the display of terrorist symbols and curb protests after the state parliament's lower house cleared a bill late on Monday in an emergency sitting following the Bondi mass shooting.
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"Sky Is Merely A New Frontier": Chief Justice At NDTV 'Indian Of The Year'
Chief Justice Surya Kant today graced NDTV 'Indian of the Year 2025' and said he was in "sheer awe" at the talent gathered under a single roof.
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Syria Unveils New Banknotes, Replacing Assad Portraits With Nature Symbols
Syria has launched new currency notes replacing Assad-era imagery and dropping two zeros to ease everyday transactions.
-
Nostradamus' Predictions For 2026: 7 Months Great War, Biblical Bees And More
Though Nostradamus' prophecies more often than not miss the mark, they do provide a certain thrill to the people reading them.
-
New Year, New Goals: Google's 2026 Doodle Highlights Fresh Starts
Google Doodles have long been known for celebrating major holidays, historic milestones, and cultural icons, and New Year's Day continues to be one of the most widely anticipated.
-
How A Black Diamond Stolen From A Hindu Temple Became An Omen Of Death
The 195k Black Orlov diamond was reportedly stolen from India and cursed by Lord Brahma to bring misfortune to its owners
-
"Let Your Father Pay The Bill": Indian Man's Simple And Emotional Cafe Date With Parents Wins Hearts
In the video, Anubhav Dubey is seen taking his parents to a cafe, which he calls a "date."
-
Pune Civic Polls Talks Fail, Sharad Pawar Faction Walks Out On Ajit Pawar's Party
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar and his uncle Sharad Pawar could not come to an agreement today on whether they should contest the Pune Municipal Corporation election together, sources said.
-
Opinion | Jana Nayagan vs. Parasakthi: The Politics Playing Out On Tamil Nadu's Screens
This is not merely a contest between two films; it is a proxy battle for political space, symbolism, and supremacy.
-
FC Goa Players Pause Play During ACL 2 Match Against FC Istiklol To Highlight ISL's Uncertainty
FC Goa players paused play during the opening seconds of their AFC Champions League Two match against FC Istiklol as a symbolic gesture to highlight the uncertainty in the ISL.
-
Trinamool vs BJP: The Big Battle For The Matua Vote Bank
On December 20, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Matua-dominated Ranaghat in Bengal's Nadia district held symbolic significance for the Matua voters, who perceive the right to vote as a sine qua non of their identity and sense of security.
-
How India Eats On New Year's Day And Why It Is Rarely About Dieting
India treats food as emotion, identity and comfort. The first day of the year is not about punishing the body. It is about treating it with familiarity, warmth and something that feels like a soft landing.
-
Australian State Passes Tougher Gun, Anti-Terror Laws After Sydney Shooting
Australia's most populous state passed sweeping new gun and anti-terror laws following the recent mass shooting on Bondi Beach, tightening firearm ownership, banning public display of terrorist symbols and strengthening police power to curb protests.
-
Some In Jamaat, Bangladesh Government Fuelling Anti-India Rhetoric: Sources
The radical group Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has been fuelling anti-India sentiment in Bangladesh, sources have told NDTV.
-
"Life Is Not For Money": Auto Driver's Words To Australian Tourist Win Hearts
"He single-handedly saved India's image of hospitality," read a comment on the heartwarming viral video.
-
Australian State Set To Pass Tougher Gun Laws After Bondi Beach Attack
Australia's most populous state is set to pass tougher gun laws, ban the display of terrorist symbols and curb protests after the state parliament's lower house cleared a bill late on Monday in an emergency sitting following the Bondi mass shooting.
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"Sky Is Merely A New Frontier": Chief Justice At NDTV 'Indian Of The Year'
Chief Justice Surya Kant today graced NDTV 'Indian of the Year 2025' and said he was in "sheer awe" at the talent gathered under a single roof.
