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The Mysterious Malana Village In Himachal Has Strict Rules: No Night Stay, Touching Or Temple Entry
Malana village is a very ancient and self-governing village that is renowned for having a "no touch" culture, using Kanashi language, and having roots linked to Alexander the Great.
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Record 17 Nurses Pregnant At Same Time In US Hospital
Miami Valley Hospital in Ohio has 17 pregnant nurses in the labour and delivery unit simultaneously, breaking a 2019 record.
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Techie Quits Rs 9.4 Crore Google Job To Launch His Own AI Start-Up
Driven by tech layoff fears and the fear of missing out on the artificial intelligence boom, he used his personal savings to bootstrap a new venture creating automated tools for sales professionals.
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Video Shows Tourists Riding On Top Of Moving Vehicle In Spiti, Sparks Outrage
Experts warn that passengers riding outside a vehicle risk being thrown off if the driver brakes suddenly or is hit by another vehicle.
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Why Backpackers Are Choosing Kalga Village Over Kasol In Himachal's Parvati Valley
Kalga Village in Himachal's Parvati Valley is a road-free sanctuary of apple orchards and traditional wooden cottages. It is the perfect retreat for travellers looking to escape city chaos and slow down in nature.
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Trains To Kashmir Speed Up, Flood-Hit Bridges Reopen Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra
This dual initiative will bring major relief to pilgrims heading for the upcoming Amarnath Yatra as well as to domestic and foreign tourists.
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Assam, EU Roll Out Blue Valley Cluster Project To Strengthen Cooperation
The Blue Valley Cluster, led by the Assam government, represents a significant milestone in translating the broader objectives of the India-EU partnership into practical cooperation at regional and state levels.
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Harsil Valley's Apple Orchards Are Just One Reason To Visit This Quiet Retreat
The valley remains largely untouched, allowing visitors to experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
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Himachal's Longest Toy Train Resumes Service After Nearly 4 Years
Services on the historic line had remained suspended for nearly four years after severe monsoon damage in 2022 disrupted operations.
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Why This Indian-American CEO Says He "Wouldn't Move To US Now"
Experts suggest that the traditional "American Dream" is being rewritten by tightening immigration rules, high living costs in tech hubs like San Francisco, and the rapid growth of domestic opportunities in Asian economies.
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Why Anand Mahindra Predicts India's Startup Boom Will Shock The World: "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"
A groundbreaking study by the National Foundation for American Policy reveals that Indian-born entrepreneurs form the largest group of immigrant founders behind America's billion-dollar tech giants.
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Uttarakhand's Valley Of Flowers National Park Reopens: How To Reach, Best Time To Visit
The park opens for visitors from June to October each year.
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Zelensky Pushes For AI And Drone Collaboration With American Defence Startups
Zelenskyy noted that American technology firms possess AI innovations, while Ukraine has gained knowledge from years of combat operations.
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"Are We Nobody?" On Way To Pick Pregnant Wife, Man Blocks Governor's Convoy
Stuck in India's Silicon Valley, one frustrated citizen decided to resort to a Gandhian mode of protest.
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The Mysterious Malana Village In Himachal Has Strict Rules: No Night Stay, Touching Or Temple Entry
Malana village is a very ancient and self-governing village that is renowned for having a "no touch" culture, using Kanashi language, and having roots linked to Alexander the Great.
-
Record 17 Nurses Pregnant At Same Time In US Hospital
Miami Valley Hospital in Ohio has 17 pregnant nurses in the labour and delivery unit simultaneously, breaking a 2019 record.
-
Techie Quits Rs 9.4 Crore Google Job To Launch His Own AI Start-Up
Driven by tech layoff fears and the fear of missing out on the artificial intelligence boom, he used his personal savings to bootstrap a new venture creating automated tools for sales professionals.
-
Video Shows Tourists Riding On Top Of Moving Vehicle In Spiti, Sparks Outrage
Experts warn that passengers riding outside a vehicle risk being thrown off if the driver brakes suddenly or is hit by another vehicle.
-
Why Backpackers Are Choosing Kalga Village Over Kasol In Himachal's Parvati Valley
Kalga Village in Himachal's Parvati Valley is a road-free sanctuary of apple orchards and traditional wooden cottages. It is the perfect retreat for travellers looking to escape city chaos and slow down in nature.
-
Trains To Kashmir Speed Up, Flood-Hit Bridges Reopen Ahead Of Amarnath Yatra
This dual initiative will bring major relief to pilgrims heading for the upcoming Amarnath Yatra as well as to domestic and foreign tourists.
-
Assam, EU Roll Out Blue Valley Cluster Project To Strengthen Cooperation
The Blue Valley Cluster, led by the Assam government, represents a significant milestone in translating the broader objectives of the India-EU partnership into practical cooperation at regional and state levels.
-
Harsil Valley's Apple Orchards Are Just One Reason To Visit This Quiet Retreat
The valley remains largely untouched, allowing visitors to experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
-
Himachal's Longest Toy Train Resumes Service After Nearly 4 Years
Services on the historic line had remained suspended for nearly four years after severe monsoon damage in 2022 disrupted operations.
-
Why This Indian-American CEO Says He "Wouldn't Move To US Now"
Experts suggest that the traditional "American Dream" is being rewritten by tightening immigration rules, high living costs in tech hubs like San Francisco, and the rapid growth of domestic opportunities in Asian economies.
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Why Anand Mahindra Predicts India's Startup Boom Will Shock The World: "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"
A groundbreaking study by the National Foundation for American Policy reveals that Indian-born entrepreneurs form the largest group of immigrant founders behind America's billion-dollar tech giants.
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Uttarakhand's Valley Of Flowers National Park Reopens: How To Reach, Best Time To Visit
The park opens for visitors from June to October each year.
-
Zelensky Pushes For AI And Drone Collaboration With American Defence Startups
Zelenskyy noted that American technology firms possess AI innovations, while Ukraine has gained knowledge from years of combat operations.
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"Are We Nobody?" On Way To Pick Pregnant Wife, Man Blocks Governor's Convoy
Stuck in India's Silicon Valley, one frustrated citizen decided to resort to a Gandhian mode of protest.
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
