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Bengaluru House Help's Sweet Anniversary Surprise For Couple Wins Hearts Online
This small but heartfelt gesture is now touching people on social media and turning an ordinary day into a special memorable moment for the couple.
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This Country Issues Passports To Falcons And Lets Them Fly In Cabin
Falconry has been part of life in this region for centuries, and the birds are treated with a respect that sets them apart from ordinary pets.
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Israel To Partially Open Rafah Crossing On Feb 1
Israel announced it would reopen the crucial Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Sunday after months of urging from the UN, humanitarian organisations and ordinary Palestinians -- but only for the "limited movement of people".
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90-Year-Old Musician, Mumbai Paediatrician On Padma Awards' 'Unsung Heroes' List: Sources
This year’s Padma list continues the focus on celebrating “ordinary Indians with extraordinary contributions.”
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NASA’s JWST Uncovers a ‘Feeding Frenzy’ That Births Supermassive Black Holes
Astronomers may have solved how supermassive black holes formed so soon after the Big Bang. New simulations show that gas-rich, turbulent early galaxies allowed brief super-Eddington feeding bursts, enabling ordinary stellar-mass black holes to grow rapidly into the giants seen by JWST.
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IndiGo Pilot Flies His Parents For The First Time, Calls It His "Ultimate Dream"
A heartwarming moment between an IndiGo pilot and his parents has captured the internet's attention, turning an ordinary flight into a viral celebration of family pride.
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'Helps Economically Disadvantaged': Oxfam Praises India's Quota In Politics
As it flagged billionaires usurping the political landscape globally, rights group Oxfam on Monday cited India's reservation system as a "compelling" example of progress on how ordinary people can be politically empowered.
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Billionaires 4,000 Times More Likely To Hold Political Office: Oxfam
As the rich and powerful from across the world start filling snow-clad lanes here, a new study said billionaires are 4,000 times more likely to hold any political office than ordinary people.
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Violence At Voter Roll Hearing In Bengal. BLOs Hold Sit-In Protest, Resign
Tension erupted in Murshidabad's Farakka on Wednesday following allegations of harassment of ordinary citizens and Booth Level Officers in the name of the SIR process.
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Opinion | Beyond The 'Warm' Words Of US' New India Ambassador, Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India, MAGA ideologue, and self-declared 'close friend' of President Donald Trump, Sergio Gor's posting as the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia is no ordinary appointment.
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Bengaluru House Help's Sweet Anniversary Surprise For Couple Wins Hearts Online
This small but heartfelt gesture is now touching people on social media and turning an ordinary day into a special memorable moment for the couple.
-
This Country Issues Passports To Falcons And Lets Them Fly In Cabin
Falconry has been part of life in this region for centuries, and the birds are treated with a respect that sets them apart from ordinary pets.
-
Israel To Partially Open Rafah Crossing On Feb 1
Israel announced it would reopen the crucial Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Sunday after months of urging from the UN, humanitarian organisations and ordinary Palestinians -- but only for the "limited movement of people".
-
90-Year-Old Musician, Mumbai Paediatrician On Padma Awards' 'Unsung Heroes' List: Sources
This year’s Padma list continues the focus on celebrating “ordinary Indians with extraordinary contributions.”
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NASA’s JWST Uncovers a ‘Feeding Frenzy’ That Births Supermassive Black Holes
Astronomers may have solved how supermassive black holes formed so soon after the Big Bang. New simulations show that gas-rich, turbulent early galaxies allowed brief super-Eddington feeding bursts, enabling ordinary stellar-mass black holes to grow rapidly into the giants seen by JWST.
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IndiGo Pilot Flies His Parents For The First Time, Calls It His "Ultimate Dream"
A heartwarming moment between an IndiGo pilot and his parents has captured the internet's attention, turning an ordinary flight into a viral celebration of family pride.
-
'Helps Economically Disadvantaged': Oxfam Praises India's Quota In Politics
As it flagged billionaires usurping the political landscape globally, rights group Oxfam on Monday cited India's reservation system as a "compelling" example of progress on how ordinary people can be politically empowered.
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Billionaires 4,000 Times More Likely To Hold Political Office: Oxfam
As the rich and powerful from across the world start filling snow-clad lanes here, a new study said billionaires are 4,000 times more likely to hold any political office than ordinary people.
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Violence At Voter Roll Hearing In Bengal. BLOs Hold Sit-In Protest, Resign
Tension erupted in Murshidabad's Farakka on Wednesday following allegations of harassment of ordinary citizens and Booth Level Officers in the name of the SIR process.
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Opinion | Beyond The 'Warm' Words Of US' New India Ambassador, Sergio Gor
US Ambassador to India, MAGA ideologue, and self-declared 'close friend' of President Donald Trump, Sergio Gor's posting as the Special Envoy to South and Central Asia is no ordinary appointment.
