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PM Modi Holds Roadshow, Unveils Key Projects In Bihar's Siwan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held a roadshow and greeted people at a public meeting in Bihar's Siwan, where he will lay the foundation stone and inaugurate multiple development projects, including in the water, rail, and power sectors.
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"Putting Blame On...": India Slams Shehbaz Sharif For Indus Waters Treaty Remark
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif had said his country would not allow India to cross the red line by holding the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.
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32 Real-Time Water Monitoring Stations To Be Set-Up For Yamuna Clean-Up
In line with its commitment to clean the Yamuna river, the Delhi government will install 32 real-time water quality monitoring stations to monitor the river water and the drains flowing into it.
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India's Water Warning To Pak As It Blocks Flow Through Jammu Dam On Chenab
Following its decision to suspend the Indus Water Treaty in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack, India briefly stopped water flow through the Baglihar dam on the Chenab river
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When Pakistan Tried To Alter Line Of Control - The Siachen, Kargil Story
Pakistan has claimed it may put the 1972 Simla Agreement "in abeyance" after India's move to put a hold on the Indus Waters Treaty following the barbaric attack on tourists in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam in which 26 innocent civilians were killed.
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Pak Provokes India With Firing Across Line Of Control, Retaliation Follows
The exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops took place days after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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India, China Review LAC Status In Beijing. Here's What They Agreed On
India and China held a high-level meeting in Beijing today where both sides discussed the boundary issue is great detail.
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Motel California Review: Lee Se-Young And Na In-Woo's K-Drama Dares To Wade Into Murkier Waters
Motel California Review: It walks a fine line between being an intimate, emotional drama and a narrative about the burden of memory.
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Fact Check: Is Alkaline Water Good For Health?
A First Check reader recently posted a query on the WhatsApp tip line, asking if drinking alkaline water would provide any health benefits.
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NASA Astronaut Shares Pic Of Lightning At Night Over India Taken From Space
He explained that the bottom middle of the image shows the "lights from boats in the waters that look like short little lines or streaks."
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James Webb Space Telescope Discoveries Challenge Theories About Asteroid Psyche’s Origin
Recent findings from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have introduced new uncertainties about asteroid 16 Psyche. Known for its high iron content, Psyche was previously considered a potential remnant of a protoplanet, providing a valuable opportunity to study the early solar system. However, JWST has detected hydrated minerals on its surface, ...
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Western Digital Announces 6TB 2.5-Inch Portable Hard Disk Drive in India
Western Digital has expanded its WD, WD Black and SanDisk product lineup in India. The California-based computer drive manufacturer has introduced the WD My Passport portable hard disk drives (HDDs) line and SanDisk G-Drive ArmorATD in 6TB capacities in the country. These are advertised to be the first 2.5-inch portable HDDs ever offered in a 6TB c...
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IndiGo Warns Fliers As Heavy Rains Continue In Mumbai, Surrounding Areas
Mumbai today woke up to waterlogged roads and railway lines, flooding in low-lying areas, and water flowing into homes, shops and offices.
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Rain Causes Havoc In Parts Of Uttarakhand, But Also Douses Forest Fires
This year's first major spell of rain has led water entering houses in some parts of Uttarakhand. A silver lining to the tragedy, however, is that fires raging in forests were doused in some of the places where the rainfall occurred.
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21 Fishermen Arrested For Allegedly Poaching In Sri Lankan Waters
At least 21 Indian fishermen have been arrested for allegedly poaching in Sri Lanka's territorial waters, the island nation's Navy has said, taking the total number this year to 195.
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PM Modi Holds Roadshow, Unveils Key Projects In Bihar's Siwan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held a roadshow and greeted people at a public meeting in Bihar's Siwan, where he will lay the foundation stone and inaugurate multiple development projects, including in the water, rail, and power sectors.
-
"Putting Blame On...": India Slams Shehbaz Sharif For Indus Waters Treaty Remark
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif had said his country would not allow India to cross the red line by holding the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.
-
32 Real-Time Water Monitoring Stations To Be Set-Up For Yamuna Clean-Up
In line with its commitment to clean the Yamuna river, the Delhi government will install 32 real-time water quality monitoring stations to monitor the river water and the drains flowing into it.
-
India's Water Warning To Pak As It Blocks Flow Through Jammu Dam On Chenab
Following its decision to suspend the Indus Water Treaty in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack, India briefly stopped water flow through the Baglihar dam on the Chenab river
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When Pakistan Tried To Alter Line Of Control - The Siachen, Kargil Story
Pakistan has claimed it may put the 1972 Simla Agreement "in abeyance" after India's move to put a hold on the Indus Waters Treaty following the barbaric attack on tourists in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam in which 26 innocent civilians were killed.
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Pak Provokes India With Firing Across Line Of Control, Retaliation Follows
The exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani troops took place days after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.
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India, China Review LAC Status In Beijing. Here's What They Agreed On
India and China held a high-level meeting in Beijing today where both sides discussed the boundary issue is great detail.
-
Motel California Review: Lee Se-Young And Na In-Woo's K-Drama Dares To Wade Into Murkier Waters
Motel California Review: It walks a fine line between being an intimate, emotional drama and a narrative about the burden of memory.
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Fact Check: Is Alkaline Water Good For Health?
A First Check reader recently posted a query on the WhatsApp tip line, asking if drinking alkaline water would provide any health benefits.
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NASA Astronaut Shares Pic Of Lightning At Night Over India Taken From Space
He explained that the bottom middle of the image shows the "lights from boats in the waters that look like short little lines or streaks."
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James Webb Space Telescope Discoveries Challenge Theories About Asteroid Psyche’s Origin
Recent findings from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have introduced new uncertainties about asteroid 16 Psyche. Known for its high iron content, Psyche was previously considered a potential remnant of a protoplanet, providing a valuable opportunity to study the early solar system. However, JWST has detected hydrated minerals on its surface, ...
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Western Digital Announces 6TB 2.5-Inch Portable Hard Disk Drive in India
Western Digital has expanded its WD, WD Black and SanDisk product lineup in India. The California-based computer drive manufacturer has introduced the WD My Passport portable hard disk drives (HDDs) line and SanDisk G-Drive ArmorATD in 6TB capacities in the country. These are advertised to be the first 2.5-inch portable HDDs ever offered in a 6TB c...
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IndiGo Warns Fliers As Heavy Rains Continue In Mumbai, Surrounding Areas
Mumbai today woke up to waterlogged roads and railway lines, flooding in low-lying areas, and water flowing into homes, shops and offices.
-
Rain Causes Havoc In Parts Of Uttarakhand, But Also Douses Forest Fires
This year's first major spell of rain has led water entering houses in some parts of Uttarakhand. A silver lining to the tragedy, however, is that fires raging in forests were doused in some of the places where the rainfall occurred.
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21 Fishermen Arrested For Allegedly Poaching In Sri Lankan Waters
At least 21 Indian fishermen have been arrested for allegedly poaching in Sri Lanka's territorial waters, the island nation's Navy has said, taking the total number this year to 195.
