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After Close Contest, BJP Holds Ground In Rajasthan Local Body Polls
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma sent out a strong message at the victory celebrations at the BJP office after the results came
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Dengue Cases Rise In Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi: What Is Driving The Spike?
Dengue can change over the course of the illness, so people who have been diagnosed or are strongly suspected to have dengue should follow medical advice regarding follow-up and monitoring.
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Woman Points Out Loneliness In High-Rise Societies Despite Living Among Hundreds
She pointed to a contrast in large cities, where many people may live close to each other but have limited interaction with their neighbours.
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In Rajasthan, 309 Civic Bodies Will Go To Polls Together. Why It Matters
The Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) will participate in the second phase of the elections, while the other 18 urban local bodies within Jaipur district will cast their votes in the first phase. The counting of votes is slated for September 14.
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Man Compares High-Rise Living With Colonies, Says No One Is Going To Check On You
He said that such places may be called societies, but people may not check on each other.
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'Bigger Isn't Always Better': Why Homebuyers May Be Paying Too Much
A slightly higher price today could be easier to justify if it means shorter commutes, better access to services and stronger connectivity in future.
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Entrepreneur Born And Raised In Delhi Says He Still Prefers Gurugram: 'Don't Want To Shift Back'
An entrepreneur born and raised in Delhi said he prefers Gurugram, despite the civic issues, having moved to the city less than a year ago.
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'Feels Nothing Like Rest Of India': British Tourist Praises Chandigarh's Urban Planning
British tourist Jack Heaton praises Chandigarh's grid layout and green spaces as a stark contrast to other Indian cities.
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'Something Broke Inside Me': Gurugram Woman Expresses Helplessness Over Severe Waterlogging After Heavy Rain
Severe waterlogging in Gurugram after heavy rain leaves residents feeling helpless and demands accountability.
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Young, Qualified, Unemployed: What Data Says On Gen Z's Job Prospects
The latest Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) indicates that unemployment among people aged 15-29 has been rising, with young women and urban job seekers facing the highest joblessness rates.
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Native by Urban Company M3 Series Water Purifiers Launched in India With Long-Life Filters, Smart Monitoring
Native, a sub-brand of the homegrown home services platform Urban Company, launched the Native M3 and M3 Pro water purifiers in India on Wednesday. The company claims its new premium RO water purifiers are designed to reduce maintenance costs with filters that last up to three years without requiring routine servicing or replacement. With the nativ...
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Macquarie University Opens Applications For Bachelor Of Urban And Regional Planning 2027
The three-year course offers on-campus and online study modes, with scholarships up to AUD 15000 annually available.
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Getting Outside Despite Your 9-to-5 Job Can Improve Your Mental Health - Here's How To Spend Time In Nature During And Around Working Hours
A growing body of research suggests that nature's benefits don't require an exotic vacation getaway or weekend adventure. Even brief, routine interactions with green space can reduce stress, improve mood and promote overall well-being.
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Indian Man In Germany Explains Why European Cities Feel More Livable
An Indian man in Germany highlights Europe's people-focused urban planning as key to its quality of life beyond salaries and healthcare.
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"Gurgaon Is Like Ginger": Woman's Hilarious Take On City's Roads Goes Viral
The woman, identified as Sakshi, shared her observations while speaking about the problems residents regularly face.
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After Close Contest, BJP Holds Ground In Rajasthan Local Body Polls
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma sent out a strong message at the victory celebrations at the BJP office after the results came
-
Dengue Cases Rise In Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi: What Is Driving The Spike?
Dengue can change over the course of the illness, so people who have been diagnosed or are strongly suspected to have dengue should follow medical advice regarding follow-up and monitoring.
-
Woman Points Out Loneliness In High-Rise Societies Despite Living Among Hundreds
She pointed to a contrast in large cities, where many people may live close to each other but have limited interaction with their neighbours.
-
In Rajasthan, 309 Civic Bodies Will Go To Polls Together. Why It Matters
The Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) will participate in the second phase of the elections, while the other 18 urban local bodies within Jaipur district will cast their votes in the first phase. The counting of votes is slated for September 14.
-
Man Compares High-Rise Living With Colonies, Says No One Is Going To Check On You
He said that such places may be called societies, but people may not check on each other.
-
'Bigger Isn't Always Better': Why Homebuyers May Be Paying Too Much
A slightly higher price today could be easier to justify if it means shorter commutes, better access to services and stronger connectivity in future.
-
Entrepreneur Born And Raised In Delhi Says He Still Prefers Gurugram: 'Don't Want To Shift Back'
An entrepreneur born and raised in Delhi said he prefers Gurugram, despite the civic issues, having moved to the city less than a year ago.
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'Feels Nothing Like Rest Of India': British Tourist Praises Chandigarh's Urban Planning
British tourist Jack Heaton praises Chandigarh's grid layout and green spaces as a stark contrast to other Indian cities.
-
'Something Broke Inside Me': Gurugram Woman Expresses Helplessness Over Severe Waterlogging After Heavy Rain
Severe waterlogging in Gurugram after heavy rain leaves residents feeling helpless and demands accountability.
-
Young, Qualified, Unemployed: What Data Says On Gen Z's Job Prospects
The latest Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) indicates that unemployment among people aged 15-29 has been rising, with young women and urban job seekers facing the highest joblessness rates.
-
Native by Urban Company M3 Series Water Purifiers Launched in India With Long-Life Filters, Smart Monitoring
Native, a sub-brand of the homegrown home services platform Urban Company, launched the Native M3 and M3 Pro water purifiers in India on Wednesday. The company claims its new premium RO water purifiers are designed to reduce maintenance costs with filters that last up to three years without requiring routine servicing or replacement. With the nativ...
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Macquarie University Opens Applications For Bachelor Of Urban And Regional Planning 2027
The three-year course offers on-campus and online study modes, with scholarships up to AUD 15000 annually available.
-
Getting Outside Despite Your 9-to-5 Job Can Improve Your Mental Health - Here's How To Spend Time In Nature During And Around Working Hours
A growing body of research suggests that nature's benefits don't require an exotic vacation getaway or weekend adventure. Even brief, routine interactions with green space can reduce stress, improve mood and promote overall well-being.
-
Indian Man In Germany Explains Why European Cities Feel More Livable
An Indian man in Germany highlights Europe's people-focused urban planning as key to its quality of life beyond salaries and healthcare.
-
"Gurgaon Is Like Ginger": Woman's Hilarious Take On City's Roads Goes Viral
The woman, identified as Sakshi, shared her observations while speaking about the problems residents regularly face.
