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Girl, 5, Dies After Falling Off Toy Train, Coming Under Its Wheels In Jodhpur
A family outing to the famous Mandore Garden here ended in tragedy after a five-year-old girl died after allegedly falling from a toy train ride at the tourist spot on Sunday evening.
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Largest Shortages In Cancer Workforce In 2050 Could Be Nurses, Diagnostic Specialists: Study
Scaling up the global cancer workforce could reduce mortality by over 50 percent in 55 countries, notably in Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
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Medical Students To Get 10 Years Including Internship To Complete MBBS Degree: Why This Matters
NMC proposes extending MBBS completion time from nine to ten years to aid students facing delays due to health or personal issues.
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Poll Body Begins Electoral Roll Revision In Manipur, Final List By September
The final Electoral Roll will be published on September 6 after all claims and objections have been duly considered and disposed of.
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India's Exercise PRAGATI: Troops From Many Nations Train To Fight Together
Under exercise PRAGATI 2026, troops from different nations interacted, shared strategies and fought under combined scenarios
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American Couple Spends Rs 10 Lakh On 30-Day Trip Across 13 Indian Cities
Couple reveals $10,605 expenses for month-long India trip due to flights, hotels, and premium experiences.
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Delhi AC Fire Tragedy: Why Air-Conditioners Become Dangerous In Extreme Heat
There are usually warning signs before a serious malfunction happens. These signs should never be ignored and require immediate inspection by a trained technician.
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India's First Hydrogen-Powered Train All Set To Start. Route, Speed And More
Indian Railways approves 10-car hydrogen fuel cell trainset on Jind-Sonipat section in Haryana for pilot operations.
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Top Maoist Couple With Rs 45 Lakh Bounty Surrenders In Telangana
Police officials described the surrender as a significant blow to the Maoist movement, especially to the Eastern Regional Bureau and Bihar-Jharkhand Special Area Committee.
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IIT Bombay Alum Calls Switzerland A Masterclass In "Country Planning", Sparks Debate On India's Infrastructure
Beyond transport, Kumar said he was particularly surprised by the country's strong mobile connectivity even in remote mountain regions above 10,000 feet.
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How Southampton University's India Campus Will Deliver The Same UK Education Experience
She further noted that faculty recruitment and training processes are also designed to maintain the same teaching standards globally.
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Foreigner Says Indian Hospitality Is "Next Level" After Experiencing Kindness Across The Country
She said that if she looks slightly uncomfortable or upset, someone quickly comes forward to help her.
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Hanoi In Summer: Where To Eat, Drink And Wander In Vietnam's Capital
Hanoi's summer mood comes with rainy evenings, egg coffee, bustling markets, speakeasies and some of the best street food in Southeast Asia.
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Winds Of Change In J&K: Rural Girls Train To Join Police, Serve Nation
The curriculum is comprehensive and free of cost. Physical endurance, long runs, obstacle drills and personality development.
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Allowance Reduced To Rs 335: Pakistan Hockey Players In Severe Financial Crisis
Players have complained that their training camp allowance has been reduced from USD 11 (3000 rupees) to USD 3.5 (1000 rupees) (INR 335).
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Girl, 5, Dies After Falling Off Toy Train, Coming Under Its Wheels In Jodhpur
A family outing to the famous Mandore Garden here ended in tragedy after a five-year-old girl died after allegedly falling from a toy train ride at the tourist spot on Sunday evening.
-
Largest Shortages In Cancer Workforce In 2050 Could Be Nurses, Diagnostic Specialists: Study
Scaling up the global cancer workforce could reduce mortality by over 50 percent in 55 countries, notably in Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
-
Medical Students To Get 10 Years Including Internship To Complete MBBS Degree: Why This Matters
NMC proposes extending MBBS completion time from nine to ten years to aid students facing delays due to health or personal issues.
-
Poll Body Begins Electoral Roll Revision In Manipur, Final List By September
The final Electoral Roll will be published on September 6 after all claims and objections have been duly considered and disposed of.
-
India's Exercise PRAGATI: Troops From Many Nations Train To Fight Together
Under exercise PRAGATI 2026, troops from different nations interacted, shared strategies and fought under combined scenarios
-
American Couple Spends Rs 10 Lakh On 30-Day Trip Across 13 Indian Cities
Couple reveals $10,605 expenses for month-long India trip due to flights, hotels, and premium experiences.
-
Delhi AC Fire Tragedy: Why Air-Conditioners Become Dangerous In Extreme Heat
There are usually warning signs before a serious malfunction happens. These signs should never be ignored and require immediate inspection by a trained technician.
-
India's First Hydrogen-Powered Train All Set To Start. Route, Speed And More
Indian Railways approves 10-car hydrogen fuel cell trainset on Jind-Sonipat section in Haryana for pilot operations.
-
Top Maoist Couple With Rs 45 Lakh Bounty Surrenders In Telangana
Police officials described the surrender as a significant blow to the Maoist movement, especially to the Eastern Regional Bureau and Bihar-Jharkhand Special Area Committee.
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IIT Bombay Alum Calls Switzerland A Masterclass In "Country Planning", Sparks Debate On India's Infrastructure
Beyond transport, Kumar said he was particularly surprised by the country's strong mobile connectivity even in remote mountain regions above 10,000 feet.
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How Southampton University's India Campus Will Deliver The Same UK Education Experience
She further noted that faculty recruitment and training processes are also designed to maintain the same teaching standards globally.
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Foreigner Says Indian Hospitality Is "Next Level" After Experiencing Kindness Across The Country
She said that if she looks slightly uncomfortable or upset, someone quickly comes forward to help her.
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Hanoi In Summer: Where To Eat, Drink And Wander In Vietnam's Capital
Hanoi's summer mood comes with rainy evenings, egg coffee, bustling markets, speakeasies and some of the best street food in Southeast Asia.
-
Winds Of Change In J&K: Rural Girls Train To Join Police, Serve Nation
The curriculum is comprehensive and free of cost. Physical endurance, long runs, obstacle drills and personality development.
-
Allowance Reduced To Rs 335: Pakistan Hockey Players In Severe Financial Crisis
Players have complained that their training camp allowance has been reduced from USD 11 (3000 rupees) to USD 3.5 (1000 rupees) (INR 335).
