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- Sky turns dark: Thousands of crows circle Tel Aviv, sparking ominous warningsThousands of crows suddenly covered the sky over Tel Aviv and shocked many people. Videos spread fast online and some users called it a bad...
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- Nosferatu: The film that reminds us the dread of diseaseA 100-year-old movie drives home the primal fear of falling prey to contagion that we had forgotten until last year’s ‘second wave’.
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- View: Even if there’s a Covid resurgence, India’s economic turnaround is hearteningAll short-term indicators from October onward — electricity consumption, rail freight, auto sales, goods and services tax (GST) receipts — ...
- Barack Obama has a special place for India, says he spent childhood years listening to Ramayana & MahabharataObama also said that his fascination with India largely revolved around Gandhi.
- Time for Modi to bring in the helicoptersIndia got its first glimpse of the covid-19 virus under a microscope. It's round like other coronaviruses, about 70 to 80 nanometre (a huma...
- Way around liquor ban: DLF Cyber Hub changes entry point for customers to comply with Supreme CourtThe entrance to Cyber Hub, which was within 500 metres of NH 8 connecting Gurgaon & Delhi, has been shifted to the Belvedere Towers side.
- How the great upstart, AAP, and the foreign hands of diaspora are changing politics in PunjabIn many ways both AAP and Congress are in for some serious trouble if the voters decide to change the government in the 'most debt-stressed...
- Forgoing nasty tricks, this butterfly imitates to escape predatorsCaterpillars and adults of the Plain Tiger butterfly spend a lot of their time foraging among plants that produce toxic alkaloids so that t...
- Nature trail: Game on in Kenya, bird watching in JamaicaET-Travel invites you on a nature trail across Jamaica and Kenya, where visa is on arrival for Indian travellers. Get planning and Indulge!
- Polythene triggers migration of crowsWhile the rituals of Pitra Paksha are being performed on the banks of the Ganga and other places, the site of crows feeding upon the food, ...
- Rare hornbill spotted in Delhi after 18 yearsAfter being chased by a flock of 50-odd crows, a distressed bird flows out of the Aravali Biodiversity Park into the Vasant Vihar area with...
- Punjab hopes to take casino route in search of better financial futureAlthough the Akali Dal seems keen to set up casinos, it’s still keeping its cards close to the chest, fearing a backlash from religious par...
- IndiGo, Jet Airways charged highest fares in July; Kingfisher is new low-costIndiGo's average fare on Delhi-Patna has been at Rs 5,654. Similarly, for Delhi-Vishakhapatnam, IndiGo's average ticket price stands at Rs ...
- Blocking services won’t resolve security concerns, RIM tells govtRIM has warned the government that blocking its popular BlackBerry service will not resolve India’s security concerns.
- The legends shine on the biggest canvas in CannesAnd so the legend begins. No, this one sentence is not about the opening of the 63rd Cannes Film Festival.
- Radiation from mobile towers wipes out birdsThe increasing number of cell phone towers in cities is bringing down bird population in India. The radiation emitting from towers can dama...
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