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"Human Trust In Norway": Indian Man Stunned By Shop Without Shopkeeper
Even though the shop was closed at 10 pm, the owners left their stock on the street, trusting customers to choose their plants and send payments via a mobile number on the door.
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From Udaipur Lakes To Bundi's Hidden Heritage, Rajasthan Plans To Attract More Tourists This Summer
The initiative aims to redefine Rajasthan's image beyond winter tourism by promoting immersive and experience-based travel rooted in culture, heritage and local lifestyles, an official said.
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Rs 25,000 To Rs 2 Lakh For Spreading Hatred Against Cricketers: Report Claims As Travis Head, Shreyas Iyer's Families Get Targeted
The social media game around cricketers changed dramatically nearly a decade ago when platforms stopped being merely tools of engagement and became commercial goldmines.
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Queen Elizabeth II's Zardozi Gown From India Tour Takes Centrestage In UK
The gown was designed by Norman Hartnell, Dressmaker to the Queen, for a state dinner hosted by then President Dr Rajendra Prasad in Delhi in January 1961.
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India, Cyprus Elevate Ties To Strategic Partnership, Sign 6 Deals
The talks between the two leaders primarily focused on boosting ties in trade and investment, critical technologies, education, and implementation of the ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
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PM Modi Holds Talks With Nordic Counterparts Ahead Of Oslo Summit
The Nordic countries refer to a geopolitical and cultural region in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic. It comprises Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
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Quinn Hughes Hints at Long-Term Future With Minnesota Wild After Playoff Exit
Quinn Hughes praised the Minnesota Wild and said he might consider a long-term agreement after the playoff exit.
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Bogota International Book Fair 2026: India As Guest Of Honour Sparks Colombia Craze
Bogot International Book Fair: The presentation featured seven curated exhibitions, more than 105 literary sessions, 27 film screenings and 14 cultural performances.
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"Bengal's Language, Culture Witnessing Change Due To Infiltration": PM Modi
Addressing a rally in Purulia, PM Modi sought to turn the BJP's campaign in Junglemahal into a larger political battle between what he described as "development and appeasement".
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Called 'Auntie' By Colleague, Indian-Origin Woman Wins Harassment Claim In UK
"We find that Charles Oppong's purpose was probably an offensive attempt at humour," notes the judgment.
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Fish, Identity, Votes: Bengal's Favourite Food Becomes A Key Symbol In Polls
Fish becomes a potent political symbol in West Bengal elections, linked to Bengali identity and culture.
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Butterfly Species Discovered In Arunachal Pradesh Named After Singer Zubeen Garg
A newly identified butterfly species discovered in Arunachal Pradesh has been named after Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg, highlighting both the region's rich biodiversity and the enduring cultural legacy of the celebrated singer.
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Vijay Deverakonda Announces Scholarships For Students In 44 Government Schools In Telangana After Wedding With Rashmika Mandanna
Rashmika and Vijay will host a grand reception in Hyderabad tomorrow
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"Dhuroxic Is Not About North Against South," Ram Gopal Varma Says On Dhurandhar 2 Vs Toxic Box Office Clash
"It is a BATTLE between DAVID AND GOLIATH," he wrote on X
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Chaos To Coaching: How AI Is Helping Slash Road Fatalities In India
As India prepares for the upcoming AI Impact Summit, a quiet revolution is unfolding across its 64-lakh-kilometre road network.
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"Human Trust In Norway": Indian Man Stunned By Shop Without Shopkeeper
Even though the shop was closed at 10 pm, the owners left their stock on the street, trusting customers to choose their plants and send payments via a mobile number on the door.
-
From Udaipur Lakes To Bundi's Hidden Heritage, Rajasthan Plans To Attract More Tourists This Summer
The initiative aims to redefine Rajasthan's image beyond winter tourism by promoting immersive and experience-based travel rooted in culture, heritage and local lifestyles, an official said.
-
Rs 25,000 To Rs 2 Lakh For Spreading Hatred Against Cricketers: Report Claims As Travis Head, Shreyas Iyer's Families Get Targeted
The social media game around cricketers changed dramatically nearly a decade ago when platforms stopped being merely tools of engagement and became commercial goldmines.
-
Queen Elizabeth II's Zardozi Gown From India Tour Takes Centrestage In UK
The gown was designed by Norman Hartnell, Dressmaker to the Queen, for a state dinner hosted by then President Dr Rajendra Prasad in Delhi in January 1961.
-
India, Cyprus Elevate Ties To Strategic Partnership, Sign 6 Deals
The talks between the two leaders primarily focused on boosting ties in trade and investment, critical technologies, education, and implementation of the ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
-
PM Modi Holds Talks With Nordic Counterparts Ahead Of Oslo Summit
The Nordic countries refer to a geopolitical and cultural region in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic. It comprises Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
-
Quinn Hughes Hints at Long-Term Future With Minnesota Wild After Playoff Exit
Quinn Hughes praised the Minnesota Wild and said he might consider a long-term agreement after the playoff exit.
-
Bogota International Book Fair 2026: India As Guest Of Honour Sparks Colombia Craze
Bogot International Book Fair: The presentation featured seven curated exhibitions, more than 105 literary sessions, 27 film screenings and 14 cultural performances.
-
"Bengal's Language, Culture Witnessing Change Due To Infiltration": PM Modi
Addressing a rally in Purulia, PM Modi sought to turn the BJP's campaign in Junglemahal into a larger political battle between what he described as "development and appeasement".
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Called 'Auntie' By Colleague, Indian-Origin Woman Wins Harassment Claim In UK
"We find that Charles Oppong's purpose was probably an offensive attempt at humour," notes the judgment.
-
Fish, Identity, Votes: Bengal's Favourite Food Becomes A Key Symbol In Polls
Fish becomes a potent political symbol in West Bengal elections, linked to Bengali identity and culture.
-
Butterfly Species Discovered In Arunachal Pradesh Named After Singer Zubeen Garg
A newly identified butterfly species discovered in Arunachal Pradesh has been named after Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg, highlighting both the region's rich biodiversity and the enduring cultural legacy of the celebrated singer.
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Vijay Deverakonda Announces Scholarships For Students In 44 Government Schools In Telangana After Wedding With Rashmika Mandanna
Rashmika and Vijay will host a grand reception in Hyderabad tomorrow
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"Dhuroxic Is Not About North Against South," Ram Gopal Varma Says On Dhurandhar 2 Vs Toxic Box Office Clash
"It is a BATTLE between DAVID AND GOLIATH," he wrote on X
-
Chaos To Coaching: How AI Is Helping Slash Road Fatalities In India
As India prepares for the upcoming AI Impact Summit, a quiet revolution is unfolding across its 64-lakh-kilometre road network.
