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7 Places In India That Are Perfect For A March Trip
As winter fades and summer has yet to set in, the weather across most regions becomes perfectly balanced. Clear skies, fresh greenery, and a lighter tourist crowd make travelling more enjoyable.
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UP Man Wakes Up Brother To Get Him Tea, Kills Him With Axe As He Argues
A few days later, in an effort to hide the crime, the accused filed a missing person report at a nearby police station for his brother.
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10 Edible Souvenirs You Must Bring Back If You Visit These Indian Cities
These ten edible souvenirs from ten Indian cities represent hundreds of years of culinary tradition, regional pride, and genuine local flavour.
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What The Indian Railways Menu Looked Like In The 1990s
Curious about what Indian Railways served in the 1990s? From basic thalis to station snacks, here is a look at the simple but memorable food that defined train travel back then.
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Coffee Over, Pay For The Table: What Bengaluru Restaurants Are Planning For Customers Who Refuse To Leave
Hotel owners across the city are now discussing the idea of introducing ‘table charges’ for patrons who refuse to vacate their seats after a reasonable period.
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Deepak Kumar's Gym Had 150 Clients. 'Mohammad Deepak' Left With Just 15
Deepak Kumar, a gymnasium owner in Uttarakhand who identified himself as "Mohammad Deepak" while defending a 70-year-old Muslim shopkeeper from alleged Bajrang Dal members, is now facing a severe economic boycott.
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Indian Railways Expands Meal Choices On Vande Bharat Sleeper. Details Here
The travellers will now be able to choose between vegetarian and non-vegetarian meal options on their trip.
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Japan's Ambassador To India Celebrates New Year With Traditional Tea Ceremony Featuring Matcha
The ambassador shared glimpses of the gathering on his Instagram handle. Hatsugama is the first tea ceremony of the new year in Japan. It is a long-standing tradition that marks fresh beginnings.
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Planning A February Trip? These 5 Indian Places Are At Their Scenic Best
This is also a good time to travel if you want to avoid extreme temperatures and heavy summer crowds. From snow-covered hills and heritage cities to beaches and tea gardens, February brings out the best in many destinations.
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'Has He Ever Made Tea? Drama For Votes': M Kharge's "Chaiwala" Jab At PM
In a remark that is sure to spark a massive political row, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has said Prime Minister Narendra Modi falsely claims he was a "chaiwala" (tea seller) just to get votes.
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7 Places In India That Are Perfect For A March Trip
As winter fades and summer has yet to set in, the weather across most regions becomes perfectly balanced. Clear skies, fresh greenery, and a lighter tourist crowd make travelling more enjoyable.
-
UP Man Wakes Up Brother To Get Him Tea, Kills Him With Axe As He Argues
A few days later, in an effort to hide the crime, the accused filed a missing person report at a nearby police station for his brother.
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10 Edible Souvenirs You Must Bring Back If You Visit These Indian Cities
These ten edible souvenirs from ten Indian cities represent hundreds of years of culinary tradition, regional pride, and genuine local flavour.
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What The Indian Railways Menu Looked Like In The 1990s
Curious about what Indian Railways served in the 1990s? From basic thalis to station snacks, here is a look at the simple but memorable food that defined train travel back then.
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Coffee Over, Pay For The Table: What Bengaluru Restaurants Are Planning For Customers Who Refuse To Leave
Hotel owners across the city are now discussing the idea of introducing ‘table charges’ for patrons who refuse to vacate their seats after a reasonable period.
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Deepak Kumar's Gym Had 150 Clients. 'Mohammad Deepak' Left With Just 15
Deepak Kumar, a gymnasium owner in Uttarakhand who identified himself as "Mohammad Deepak" while defending a 70-year-old Muslim shopkeeper from alleged Bajrang Dal members, is now facing a severe economic boycott.
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Indian Railways Expands Meal Choices On Vande Bharat Sleeper. Details Here
The travellers will now be able to choose between vegetarian and non-vegetarian meal options on their trip.
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Japan's Ambassador To India Celebrates New Year With Traditional Tea Ceremony Featuring Matcha
The ambassador shared glimpses of the gathering on his Instagram handle. Hatsugama is the first tea ceremony of the new year in Japan. It is a long-standing tradition that marks fresh beginnings.
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Planning A February Trip? These 5 Indian Places Are At Their Scenic Best
This is also a good time to travel if you want to avoid extreme temperatures and heavy summer crowds. From snow-covered hills and heritage cities to beaches and tea gardens, February brings out the best in many destinations.
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'Has He Ever Made Tea? Drama For Votes': M Kharge's "Chaiwala" Jab At PM
In a remark that is sure to spark a massive political row, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has said Prime Minister Narendra Modi falsely claims he was a "chaiwala" (tea seller) just to get votes.
