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Google Techie In Bengaluru Opens Up About Hair Loss Struggles Due To Hard Water, Internet Reacts
Amisha Aggarwal, a software engineer at Google, shared her experience on X on Saturday
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Not Financial, Congress Suffers "Moral And Intellectual Bankruptcy": BJP
BJP chief JP Nadda today dismissed the Congress's talk of financial helplessness as "comical", and said the party can use the money accumulated from "all the scams" that took place during its rule for electioneering.
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Pakistan's Largest Water Reservoir Facing Acute Water Shortage
Tarbela Dam, Pakistan's largest water reservoir, is facing an acute water shortage and the dam continues to be at a dead level for the last couple of weeks.
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Did You Try Homeopathy For Fighting Your Pregnancy Discomforts?
Homeopathy can effectively reduce your pregnancy discomforts like morning sickness and nausea
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IMF Says Pakistan Hasn't Approached It For Financial Assistance
Pakistan has not formally approached the International Monetary Fund for financial assistance despite its economic woes, the IMF's chief economist said on Tuesday.
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Farmer, 45, Tied To A Tree, Shot At Over Money Dispute In Uttar Pradesh
A farmer was tied to a tree and shot at in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district allegedly over some money dispute, police said.
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Bundelkhand Got Rains Last Year, But Water Crisis Continues
Three of the village's 4 hand pumps are running dry this summer. The wells are dry.
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High Court Summons Noida Authority CEO Over Lack Of Parking Facilities In City
The Allahabad High Court has asked the CEO of Noida Authority to appear in person on April 20 and submit a "plan for multi-level parking in each sector" to ease the traffic congestion in the city.
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Air India Warns Of Exemplary Action After Pilots Skip Work
Air India today warned of "exemplary disciplinary action" against employees "sabotaging" the progress of the national carrier after some pilots did not report for duty in protest against non-payment of allowances and other issues, partially affecting its operations on Sunday.
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Economic Woes, Threats From North Shadow South Korea Vote
South Koreans voted Wednesday in legislative elections clouded by North Korean nuclear threats and the multiple challenges facing Asia's fourth-largest economy, as President Park Geun-Hye enters the final stretch of her term in office.
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ISIS Running Out Of Money: German Expert
ISIS is running out of money and will as a result no longer exist as a territorial state in three years, a German political scientist claimed.
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Women Earning Less Than Men More Likely To Be Depressed: Study
Women who earn less than men despite having equivalent education and years of experience are over two times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their male counterparts, a new study has found.
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Women Earning Less Than Men More Likely To Be Depressed: Study
Women who earn less than men despite having equivalent education and years of experience are over two times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their male counterparts, a new study has found.
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Over 3.6 Crore Rural People At Risk Due To Unsafe Drinking Water: Government
Over 3.6 crore people living in more than 63,000 rural areas are exposed to health hazards due to drinking water quality problems like excess arsenic, fluoride, iron, salinity or nitrate.
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Indonesians Flock to Mobile App for Swift Action on Civic Woes
Frustrated Indonesians are using a new mobile app to give their sleepy bureaucrats a wake-up call, demanding immediate fixes for persistently shoddy public services in the capital of the world's fourth-most populous country.
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Google Techie In Bengaluru Opens Up About Hair Loss Struggles Due To Hard Water, Internet Reacts
Amisha Aggarwal, a software engineer at Google, shared her experience on X on Saturday
-
Not Financial, Congress Suffers "Moral And Intellectual Bankruptcy": BJP
BJP chief JP Nadda today dismissed the Congress's talk of financial helplessness as "comical", and said the party can use the money accumulated from "all the scams" that took place during its rule for electioneering.
-
Pakistan's Largest Water Reservoir Facing Acute Water Shortage
Tarbela Dam, Pakistan's largest water reservoir, is facing an acute water shortage and the dam continues to be at a dead level for the last couple of weeks.
-
Did You Try Homeopathy For Fighting Your Pregnancy Discomforts?
Homeopathy can effectively reduce your pregnancy discomforts like morning sickness and nausea
-
IMF Says Pakistan Hasn't Approached It For Financial Assistance
Pakistan has not formally approached the International Monetary Fund for financial assistance despite its economic woes, the IMF's chief economist said on Tuesday.
-
Farmer, 45, Tied To A Tree, Shot At Over Money Dispute In Uttar Pradesh
A farmer was tied to a tree and shot at in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district allegedly over some money dispute, police said.
-
Bundelkhand Got Rains Last Year, But Water Crisis Continues
Three of the village's 4 hand pumps are running dry this summer. The wells are dry.
-
High Court Summons Noida Authority CEO Over Lack Of Parking Facilities In City
The Allahabad High Court has asked the CEO of Noida Authority to appear in person on April 20 and submit a "plan for multi-level parking in each sector" to ease the traffic congestion in the city.
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Air India Warns Of Exemplary Action After Pilots Skip Work
Air India today warned of "exemplary disciplinary action" against employees "sabotaging" the progress of the national carrier after some pilots did not report for duty in protest against non-payment of allowances and other issues, partially affecting its operations on Sunday.
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Economic Woes, Threats From North Shadow South Korea Vote
South Koreans voted Wednesday in legislative elections clouded by North Korean nuclear threats and the multiple challenges facing Asia's fourth-largest economy, as President Park Geun-Hye enters the final stretch of her term in office.
-
ISIS Running Out Of Money: German Expert
ISIS is running out of money and will as a result no longer exist as a territorial state in three years, a German political scientist claimed.
-
Women Earning Less Than Men More Likely To Be Depressed: Study
Women who earn less than men despite having equivalent education and years of experience are over two times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their male counterparts, a new study has found.
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Women Earning Less Than Men More Likely To Be Depressed: Study
Women who earn less than men despite having equivalent education and years of experience are over two times more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than their male counterparts, a new study has found.
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Over 3.6 Crore Rural People At Risk Due To Unsafe Drinking Water: Government
Over 3.6 crore people living in more than 63,000 rural areas are exposed to health hazards due to drinking water quality problems like excess arsenic, fluoride, iron, salinity or nitrate.
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Indonesians Flock to Mobile App for Swift Action on Civic Woes
Frustrated Indonesians are using a new mobile app to give their sleepy bureaucrats a wake-up call, demanding immediate fixes for persistently shoddy public services in the capital of the world's fourth-most populous country.
