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German railway to ban consuming alcohol at all its stations, with some exemptionsDeutsche Bahn is banning alcohol consumption at all stations nationwide. This new policy aims to enhance security and cleanliness for passe...- On This Day in History, June 10: Salem witch hangings, Italy enters World War II, the Six-Day War ends, Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment, the Lidice massacre and other major eventsOn This Day in History, June 10, several pivotal events shaped the course of world history. The date is remembered for Benjamin Franklin's ...
- How beer established civilisationContrary to popular belief, beer, not bread, may have been the primary driver for the dawn of agriculture. Archaeological evidence suggests...
- Pillow fights to keeping pigeons: YouTuber breaks bizarre laws in quest to become ‘international bad boy,’ leaving internet in splitsYouTuber Max Fosh embarked on a 48-hour mission across ten European countries to break some of the continent’s strangest laws, documenting ...
- Lufthansa CEO’s wife rams car into pedestrian in Italy killing her, says she’s ‘deeply sorrowful’Vivian Spohr, wife of Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr, faces investigation. This follows a car accident in Sardinia. The accident resulted in t...
- Trump's tariff deadline delay brings hope, confusion to trade partners, businessesPresident Trump's tariff delay offers hope for trade deals with Japan, South Korea, and the EU, while smaller exporters face uncertainty. T...
- The European Union in five figuresEuropean Union: The 27-nation bloc stretches from the chilly Arctic in the north to the warmer Mediterranean in the south, and from the Atl...
- India has to free the bulk of its population from dependence on agriculture soonFarmers in India need policy changes to address excessive cereal production and inadequate protein and oil. Diversification of agriculture ...
- CCI raids Associated Alcohols, Som Distilleries in price fixing probeThe Competition Commission of India (CCI) officials were conducting search and seizure operations across several cities and the case is abo...
- Walter Yetnikoff, CBS Records' volatile head, passes away at 87He joined CBS as a staff attorney in the early 1960s, was named president of CBS Records International in 1971 and CEO in 1975.
- Germany braces for extension of lockdown month into DecemberGermany imposed a month-long "lockdown lite" from Nov. 2 to rein in a second wave of the virus that is sweeping much of Europe, but infecti...
- Pandemic at the disco: the coronavirus outbreak that began in a French barOne bar in a French seaside resort became a hotspot for the virus after a 19-year-old student tested positive, infecting dozens of his frie...
- Lockdown, Day 44: No piece of cake, thisThe way numbers are rising, India's case count might not peak till June. The country now has over 50,000 cases and recorded the highest num...
- How America became the craft beer capitalCraft beer is expected to have character, unlike the homogenous ones that big companies often produce.
- Gin: A drink loved and hated in equal measureNo other drink in the history of alcohol was so hated and fought against, so loved and cherished, so corrupted and refined.
- Deoband fatwa says avoid families that earn 'haram' moneyIslamic banks work on the principles of an interest-free banking. Riba or interest under Islamic law basically means anything in excess - t...
- View: Three reasons why a cashless society would be a disasterA fully cashless society would mean the end of privacy. There would be a digital trail of every action you take through your purchases and ...
- Sex offenders database: India stands alone on 'name & shame' policyThe government's move that to maintain a database of sex offenders is being seen as a step in addressing the threat posed by criminals whos...
- Bad chemistry: Policy model leaves chemicals high & dryA report by the government’s working group on the chemical industry for the 11th Plan underscores its perceived competence to capture more ...
- Gambling sites raise stake in Europe to beat US banPartyGaming, the world’s largest online poker company, lost 75% of its revenue when the company shut down its US sites to comply with a new...
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