Panaji slides down in the scales of cleanliness, Indore the cleanest city
Falling from its former glory, Panaji has fallen from a 16 in the Swachch Sarvekshan in 2016 to a 90
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Government asks AAP to clarify on foreign funding
In a move to clarify its doubt about foreign funding, as the government says, AAP was on Friday, asked to
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Groom taken from his wedding on rape charges
On Thursday Boisar police picked a groom from right in the middle of his wedding ceremonies on the basis of
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Another crime under the influence of alcohol in Rajasthan
In another incident of crime committed under the influence of alcohol, a man in an inebriated state sat ablaze his
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China asks US to exercise restraint in North Korea
Beijing/Pyongyang: China said on Friday tension over North Korea had to be stopped from reaching an “irreversible and unmanageable stage” as
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Chechenya President vows to eliminate all gay men
Ramzan Kadyrov, head of the Chechen Republic, threatened to rid the area of homosexuality ‘by Ramadan’ Ramadan, Islam’s holy month,
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Bit of mint…a lot of good!
Mint, the popular herb has several benefits which include proper digestion and weight loss, relief from nausea, depression, fatigue and headache, treatment
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Trump Makes His First Big Changes To Obamacare
New rules are supposed to help the markets work better even as Trump threatens to blow them up. President Donald Trump’s
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Summer foods that cool
There are times when we end up with more workout or eating a lot of hot and spicy food that
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Gilbert Baker, Creator of Rainbow Flag and Gay Rights Activist, Dies at 65
Gilbert Baker, a San Francisco-based activist and artist best known for creating the rainbow flag representing gay rights, has died at the age of 65, his longtime
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20 benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar
Detox Your Body Apple cider vinegar is a liver and lymphatic tonic which can help detox your body. It helps
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Kalawati: a farmer, a revolutionary
Kalawati comes from a family of small farmers. Hers is a ‘joint and happy family’ where she lives with her
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Why Indians Need An Urgent Lesson In Identifying Their Racism At Home As They Come Under Attack Abroad
For too many Indians racism is a one-way street. We can be its victims but we are never the perpetrators.
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WHAT BORDERS DOES A FRIENDSHIP SEE?
This is a throwback to that one fearless journey I embarked upon just about 3 years ago, a throwback to
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Jashn e Rekhta celebrates Urdu in three day festival in Delhi
Mit rahi hai yahan zubaan-o-ghazal, aur Ghalib ka jashn jaari hai (the language of ghazal is being wiped out, and
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DRIVING FROM DELHI MAYHEM TO CHOATIC SPIRITUALITY
Ranjana Bharij Day 02 of Delhi- Dwarka- Delhi sojourn was for travelling from Jaipur to Ajmer and visiting the
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10 Incredible Wheatgrass Benefits
Wheatgrass boasts some impressive nutritional benefits. It’s an excellent source of chlorophyll, vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E, and
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Why Kalki Subramaniam got a Standing Ovation at Harvard India Conference
Gauri Chandana Kalki Subramaniam, is an Indian transgender activist, artist, author, actor and inspirational speaker. She is one of the
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Indian shot dead in US, shooter yells ‘get out of my country’
An Indian engineer was killed and two others were injured after an American man yelling opened fire on them in
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10 Reasons Everyone Should Drink Warm Turmeric Water Every Morning
To get the optimal benefits of turmeric water, try this recipe: Ingredients 8 oz filtered water ½ tsp turmeric 1
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Chelsea Clinton attends Muslim solidarity rally in NYC
Chelsea Clinton attended an anti-Trump rally in New York City on Sunday to show solidarity with the Muslim community. Clinton,
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Three ways to cook potatoes Indian style
Aloo Zeera 4-5 medium size aloo/potatoes 2 tbsp oil 1 tsp cumin seeds 3-4 slit green chillies 1 tsp roasted
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Continuing the legacy of a legend: Rekha Surya
Rekha Surya is a disciple of the legendary Ghazal singer Begum Akhtar. She has been carrying on the legacy of
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My Last Day as Surgeon
Paul Kalanithi In the May of 2013, the Stanford University neurosurgical resident Paul Kalanithi was diagnosed with stage IV metastatic
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A chef with a hat
A Lakhnawi housewife can run a fine dining specialty hatted restaurant in Kuala Lumpur ? Hard to believe? But Kaneez
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