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'We Keep Crying About Gaza': Celebs Claim Hypocrisy Over Bangladesh Lynching
Several Indian celebrities have called for accountability over the mob lynching of a Hindu man in Bangladesh, where tensions keep simmering amid large-scale violence in the run-up to the general elections early next year.
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Making Palak Saag This Winter? Don't Make These 6 Mistakes
Many people struggle to get the right taste, colour, and texture because of a few common mistakes made during preparation.
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12 Unknown Suspects Behind Johannesburg Mass Shooting: What We Know So Far
At least 12 unknown suspects were behind the mass shooting near Johannesburg in South Africa - in which nine people died, and nine others were injured.
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"We Are Also Victims": Details Of Luthra Brothers' Pre-Arrest Bail Plea In Goa Fire Case
The Luthra brothers have claimed to be the victims in the fire tragedy that engulfed their Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa last Sunday and left 25 people dead.
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"We Had Seconds": 45 Passengers Escape Safely As Bus Catches Fire In Gwalior
In a heart-stopping incident that could have turned catastrophic, a passenger bus ferrying 45 people from Gurugram to Panna in Madhya Pradesh, burst into flames late on Monday night on the Mumbai Highway in Gwalior.
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What Happens If Antibiotics Stop Working? Doctor Explains The Nightmare Scenario
A senior internal medicine specialist explains how everyday illnesses, surgeries, and even cancer care could collapse if antibiotics fail, and what we must do now to prevent this future.
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Whether Government Knows Or Not, We Are Concerned: Mohan Bhagwat In Manipur
Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of the BJP's ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has told the people of Manipur that the state has been in the thoughts of the organisation even if the government did not know about it.
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Can Sunlight Exposure Actually Reduce Cancer Risk?
Sunlight is a major risk for skin cancer while studies find that people with higher sun exposure have lower incidence or mortality for some cancers. Here's what we know about the sun and cancer link.
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Do Indian Dhabas Really Fake Crowds? The Psychology Behind Packed Parking Lots
If you have ever chosen a dhaba simply because the parking lot looked full, you are not alone. A viral post has pushed travellers to question whether those crowds are real or cleverly arranged. Here is why packed restaurants pull us in long before we read the menu.
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Pak Politician's "We Will Hit You..." Message, Days After Red Fort Blast
A Pakistani politician - Chaudhary Anwarul Haq, 'Prime Minister' of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir - has claimed his country had a direct role in the car bomb that exploded outside Delhi's Red Fort on November 10, killing 15 people.
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Jemimah Rodrigues Breaks Silence On 'Religious Conversion Meeting' Allegations: "People Saying Terrible Things"
Jemimah Rodrigues' magical 127* that helped India chase down a world-record 339-run target against Australia in the semi-final of the Women's World Cup was a game-changer in many ways
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'Flash, Fire And Blood': Survivors Recount Horror Of Delhi Red Fort Blast
"People were lying on the road, some bleeding, some not moving at all. There was blood everywhere. We saw death from up close," said Ram Pratap, lying on a hospital bed with his right arm tightly bandaged, recalling the Red Fort blast.
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Goa Vs Bangkok: Which Honeymoon Destination Offers More Luxury For Less
From flights to fine dining, we break down whether Goa or Bangkok gives you more luxury for your honeymoon budget.
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GenZ And The Sober Curious Trend: Benefits Of An Alcohol-Free Life, Tips To Help
Keep reading as we discuss why has "sober curious" become a trend and the short and long-term benefits of sobriety. At the end we share tips to help you try sobriety!
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NIA Team Heads To Red Fort, Amit Shah Speaks To Delhi Cops: What We Know
Nine people were killed and 24 were injured after an explosion in a car at a crowded area near the Red Fort in Delhi today. The vehicle exploded outside gate No. 1 of Lal Quila metro station. The National Investigation Agency has gone to the site.
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'We Keep Crying About Gaza': Celebs Claim Hypocrisy Over Bangladesh Lynching
Several Indian celebrities have called for accountability over the mob lynching of a Hindu man in Bangladesh, where tensions keep simmering amid large-scale violence in the run-up to the general elections early next year.
-
Making Palak Saag This Winter? Don't Make These 6 Mistakes
Many people struggle to get the right taste, colour, and texture because of a few common mistakes made during preparation.
-
12 Unknown Suspects Behind Johannesburg Mass Shooting: What We Know So Far
At least 12 unknown suspects were behind the mass shooting near Johannesburg in South Africa - in which nine people died, and nine others were injured.
-
"We Are Also Victims": Details Of Luthra Brothers' Pre-Arrest Bail Plea In Goa Fire Case
The Luthra brothers have claimed to be the victims in the fire tragedy that engulfed their Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa last Sunday and left 25 people dead.
-
"We Had Seconds": 45 Passengers Escape Safely As Bus Catches Fire In Gwalior
In a heart-stopping incident that could have turned catastrophic, a passenger bus ferrying 45 people from Gurugram to Panna in Madhya Pradesh, burst into flames late on Monday night on the Mumbai Highway in Gwalior.
-
What Happens If Antibiotics Stop Working? Doctor Explains The Nightmare Scenario
A senior internal medicine specialist explains how everyday illnesses, surgeries, and even cancer care could collapse if antibiotics fail, and what we must do now to prevent this future.
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Whether Government Knows Or Not, We Are Concerned: Mohan Bhagwat In Manipur
Mohan Bhagwat, the chief of the BJP's ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has told the people of Manipur that the state has been in the thoughts of the organisation even if the government did not know about it.
-
Can Sunlight Exposure Actually Reduce Cancer Risk?
Sunlight is a major risk for skin cancer while studies find that people with higher sun exposure have lower incidence or mortality for some cancers. Here's what we know about the sun and cancer link.
-
Do Indian Dhabas Really Fake Crowds? The Psychology Behind Packed Parking Lots
If you have ever chosen a dhaba simply because the parking lot looked full, you are not alone. A viral post has pushed travellers to question whether those crowds are real or cleverly arranged. Here is why packed restaurants pull us in long before we read the menu.
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Pak Politician's "We Will Hit You..." Message, Days After Red Fort Blast
A Pakistani politician - Chaudhary Anwarul Haq, 'Prime Minister' of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir - has claimed his country had a direct role in the car bomb that exploded outside Delhi's Red Fort on November 10, killing 15 people.
-
Jemimah Rodrigues Breaks Silence On 'Religious Conversion Meeting' Allegations: "People Saying Terrible Things"
Jemimah Rodrigues' magical 127* that helped India chase down a world-record 339-run target against Australia in the semi-final of the Women's World Cup was a game-changer in many ways
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'Flash, Fire And Blood': Survivors Recount Horror Of Delhi Red Fort Blast
"People were lying on the road, some bleeding, some not moving at all. There was blood everywhere. We saw death from up close," said Ram Pratap, lying on a hospital bed with his right arm tightly bandaged, recalling the Red Fort blast.
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Goa Vs Bangkok: Which Honeymoon Destination Offers More Luxury For Less
From flights to fine dining, we break down whether Goa or Bangkok gives you more luxury for your honeymoon budget.
-
GenZ And The Sober Curious Trend: Benefits Of An Alcohol-Free Life, Tips To Help
Keep reading as we discuss why has "sober curious" become a trend and the short and long-term benefits of sobriety. At the end we share tips to help you try sobriety!
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NIA Team Heads To Red Fort, Amit Shah Speaks To Delhi Cops: What We Know
Nine people were killed and 24 were injured after an explosion in a car at a crowded area near the Red Fort in Delhi today. The vehicle exploded outside gate No. 1 of Lal Quila metro station. The National Investigation Agency has gone to the site.
