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A stone fell onto an Iowa prairie in 1890; a farmer dug up a 66 pound meteorite and sold it for $105In 1890, an Iowa farmer sold a 66 pound meteorite for $105. A sheriff seized it, the buyer’s university took it back, and the Iowa Supreme ...- A stone fell onto an Iowa prairie in 1890; a farmer dug up a 66 pound meteorite and sold it for $105In 1890, an Iowa farmer sold a 66 pound meteorite for $105. A sheriff seized it, the buyer’s university took it back, and the Iowa Supreme ...
- Delhi Race Club in ruins as bulldozer growl replaces hoofbeats amid demolition driveThe Delhi Race Club's century-old legacy ended with its demolition on Thursday. Historic structures were reduced to rubble after an evictio...
- Bengaluru family's reel stunt goes wrong: Woman tries to courier father wrapped in gunny bag, faces police complaint; watch videoA family's unusual protest took a serious turn when they tried to send an elderly man via courier. The stunt, intended to highlight high bu...
- After two years on the job, new boss says employee isn’t performing — advice pours in, many call it ‘gunny sacking’An employee with a two-year unblemished record was blindsided by a write-up from a new manager, sparking online debate. The sudden discipli...
- Govt fixes 8.19% 'return on capital' for jute bag supplies for foodgrain packagingIndian jute mills will earn an 8.19 per cent return on capital for supplying jute bags under the new pricing framework. This benefits mills...
- Survival at 15,000 feet: A tiny Himalayan village fights for water and jobsTucked in the Himalayas at 15,256 feet, Tashigang, home to the world's highest polling station, faces severe challenges due to climate chan...
- 6,126 more birds die in Maharashtra; samples sent for testingThe government said 6 other birds, including herons and parrots, and a crow, have also died in the state, where bird flu cases have been re...
- Nagaland bans sale of dog meatNagaland chief secretary Temjen Toy tweeted, “The State Government has decided to ban commercial import and trading of dogs and dog markets...
- FIAPO submits fresh appeal to the government of Nagaland to take ensure implementation of stringent animal welfare lawsFIAPO stated, “ Just as the controversial Yulin Dog Meat festival in China concluded on June 30th, 2020 amidst widespread global condemnati...
- Onion avalanches must be prevented: If not armoured vans, at least steel container trucks are needed to safeguard themAn avalanche of onions these days is akin to a downpour of doubloons, only far more precious and useful than mere gold coins.
- Onions sell at 50 paise per kg in wholesale marketA source in the Agriculture Produce Market Committee in Pune said the old onion stock usually finishes by December. But this year, they are...
- Asia’s biggest mandi has just two porters on paperThe elderly palledar and over 50,000 workers like him are still not officially recognised as “porters” or “head-load workers” by Agricultur...
- How the Kochi-Muziris Biennale has become an integral feature of the Indian culture calendarWith some even manoeuvring the street in electric buggies, a sight only slightly less strange than their destination.
- Old world charm: Taking a walk down Bengaluru's bustling bazaarsThe city's markets, full of history and stories, offer something for every kind of visitor and hold their own in the face of the mall-cultu...
- Jute industry needs innovation to battle the blues, say expertsIndian jute industry is bogged down by the fibre's association with old-style sacking for grain rather than the more aesthetic uses that it...
- Chili smoke to protect farms from wild animals in MaharashtraThe state forest department pays about Rs 5 crore annually to farmers as compensation for crop depredation by wild animals.
- Expensive food items push inflation to 6.01% in MayWholesale prices-based inflation in May accelerated to a five-month high of 6.01 percent, driven up by higher food and fuel costs, governme...
- 4500 kilos of explosives meant for Maoists seizedExplosives meant for Maoists were seized by Bihar police(STF) from Gaya.
- Jute goods’ prices stable despite low demandMixed trends again prevailed on local gunny market this past week with prices of sacking showing no change, followed by hessian, in absence...
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