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Air Defence System Activated In Tehran Amid Reports Of Explosions
The IRNA state news agency said the "sound of air defence firing" was heard in western Tehran.
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Karnataka Introduces New Trekking Rules Amid Safety Concerns: What Travellers Should Know
Karnataka has introduced new trekking rules to improve safety on forest trails after recent missing cases. Read on to know more.
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Achaar vs Pickle: How Are They Different In Terms Of Preparation, Flavour, And Uses
Are pickles and achaar really the same thing? While both rely on the age-old technique of preservation, they differ in preparation, flavour, and use.
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Does India Have Double-Decker Trains? Here's Where You Can Board One
India's double-decker trains combine comfort with elevated views. Find out which routes offer this rare travel experience and how to book a seat.
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Weather Office Predicts Thunderstorms, Light Rain In Delhi, Yellow Alert Issued
The city recorded a minimum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius -- the highest so far this season -- while the maximum temperature is likely to settle around 39 degrees Celsius, according to the weather office.
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India Gets Iranian Oil For First Time In 7 Years: Report
The Iran-flagged Felicity has reached Sikka Port in western India, while the Curacao-flagged Jaya is at the eastern port of Odisha, the data shows.
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Green Corridor On Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Ensures Safe Wildlife Transit
The corridor is not merely a road project but a transformative infrastructure initiative that establishes fast, safe, and highly reliable connectivity between Uttarakhand, Delhi, and Western Uttar Pradesh.
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'No Port In Middle East Safe': Iran's New Warning After US Hormuz Threat
The US blockade is likely intended to add pressure on Iran, which has exported millions of barrels of oil since the war began, much of it likely carried by so-called "dark" transits that evade Western government sanctions and oversight.
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Physiotherapist Leaves Rs 40 Lakh Job In UK To Return To India: "Loneliness Hits Hard"
His story has struck a chord online, prompting a wider debate about whether the so-called "American or Western Dream" lives up to its promise.
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How Asha Bhosle's 'Unconventional' Voice Made Her A Playback Superstar
Asha Bhosle was crowned with the sobriquet of Queen of Versatility
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Air Defence System Activated In Tehran Amid Reports Of Explosions
The IRNA state news agency said the "sound of air defence firing" was heard in western Tehran.
-
Karnataka Introduces New Trekking Rules Amid Safety Concerns: What Travellers Should Know
Karnataka has introduced new trekking rules to improve safety on forest trails after recent missing cases. Read on to know more.
-
Achaar vs Pickle: How Are They Different In Terms Of Preparation, Flavour, And Uses
Are pickles and achaar really the same thing? While both rely on the age-old technique of preservation, they differ in preparation, flavour, and use.
-
Does India Have Double-Decker Trains? Here's Where You Can Board One
India's double-decker trains combine comfort with elevated views. Find out which routes offer this rare travel experience and how to book a seat.
-
Weather Office Predicts Thunderstorms, Light Rain In Delhi, Yellow Alert Issued
The city recorded a minimum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius -- the highest so far this season -- while the maximum temperature is likely to settle around 39 degrees Celsius, according to the weather office.
-
India Gets Iranian Oil For First Time In 7 Years: Report
The Iran-flagged Felicity has reached Sikka Port in western India, while the Curacao-flagged Jaya is at the eastern port of Odisha, the data shows.
-
Green Corridor On Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Ensures Safe Wildlife Transit
The corridor is not merely a road project but a transformative infrastructure initiative that establishes fast, safe, and highly reliable connectivity between Uttarakhand, Delhi, and Western Uttar Pradesh.
-
'No Port In Middle East Safe': Iran's New Warning After US Hormuz Threat
The US blockade is likely intended to add pressure on Iran, which has exported millions of barrels of oil since the war began, much of it likely carried by so-called "dark" transits that evade Western government sanctions and oversight.
-
Physiotherapist Leaves Rs 40 Lakh Job In UK To Return To India: "Loneliness Hits Hard"
His story has struck a chord online, prompting a wider debate about whether the so-called "American or Western Dream" lives up to its promise.
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How Asha Bhosle's 'Unconventional' Voice Made Her A Playback Superstar
Asha Bhosle was crowned with the sobriquet of Queen of Versatility
