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Word of the Day: Nondescript meaning, pronunciation, origin and examples explainedWord of the Day: Nondescript refers to something that is plain, ordinary or lacking distinctive features that make it stand out. The adject...- New beginning in Bastar: Children once taught in Maoist schools now step into government classrooms. Teachers assess their age & learning levelsChildren from former Maoist schools in Chhattisgarh are now attending government institutions. The state is rebuilding schools and integrat...
- In Burdwan, Yunus’s in-laws have ‘only one dua’: Indo-Bangla ties must healAt Lashkardighi — a small town in Bengal that’s home to Md Yunus’s in-laws — residents anxiously follow developments in Dhaka and Delhi ami...
- Wordle Hints Today, July 20: Complete breakdown of clues and answers to decipher today’s five-letter wordIn the evolving landscape of online puzzles, Wordle continues to be a quiet juggernaut, offering moments of triumph, vocabulary enrichment,...
- Chhattisgarh encounter: Woman Naxalite opposed road construction in her last meetingSenior Maoist leader Niti, who opposed road construction and police camps, was killed along with 30 Naxalites in a recent encounter in Dant...
- Turning trash into cash: Entrepreneurs redefine waste managementA growing number of entrepreneurs are turning trash into cash through tech and innovation. Can it make a difference to the mounting challen...
- Why Mamata Banerjee’s decision to contest from Nandigram is steeped in political symbolismMamata’s presence in Nandigram is aimed at shoring up the confidence of the cadre while neutralising the loss stemming from Suvendu ’s cros...
- Day after: Villagers, officials in standoff for hours over funeral of 10 deadThe standoff continued till late Thursday evening as police conducted more raids, finally nabbing a village headman who is the main accused...
- Bentley's charmingly retro, nostalgic $244,600 Flying Spur is worth itIt'll give you champagne coolers, cedar safe-like boxes to hold mechanical watches, and more -- but not a USB port.
- This is what govt should do to safeguard tribals’ trade interestsThe intervention by the govt to safeguard the tribals’ trade-interests is still pending. The result is that the forest-tribal areas continu...
- Egyptian cuisine: A supernova of flavours serving up several cultures and continents on a single plateBread is the soul of an Egyptian meal. No wonder, it is called “eish”, meaning life or survival. It was once used as currency also.
- Down memory lane: Walking through RK Narayan's inspiration for 'Malgudi Days'It was the image of a railway station that first burst upon Narayan’s consciousness as a constituent of Malgudi.
- Hyper-nationalism and Pakistan-bashing: Congress seems unable to dig deeper into its secular wellspringIf hyper-nationalism and Pakistan-bashing are par for the course in the Modi regime, what’s also becoming predictable is a Congress party c...
- Jharkhand: Farmers, activists continue to battle against corporate projectsTribals in minerals-rich Jharkhand, who have been busy keeping at bay corporates and their proposed multi-billion dollar projects over the ...
- Rs 2.25 cr deal that links Naveen Jindal group to Dasari RaoA company owned by former and current directors of the Naveen Jindal Group gave an unsecured loan of Rs 2.25 crore in 2008 to a nondescript...
- Despite a trading ban on exchanges, guar's story may not be overIt's a fascinating story how the eminently forgettable guar seeds made news when prices zoomed, first fanned by genuine demand and low supp...
- How little known Indian entrepreneurs are making millions by designing globally hit appsIndia boasts a cache of little-known app makers who have produced global hits. Here's the story of the entrepreneurs who have hit paydirt.
- CWG: Swimmers yet to receive imported costumes; agencies deny responsibilityThere’s no end to the Commonwealth Games disaster stories. Apart from collapsing infrastructure, incomplete facilites and filthy accommodat...
- Rock-cut Narasimha at DudhaiOne may be awestruck by the magnificent 30 ft high rock-cut Narasimha at Dudhai in Lalitpur district of Uttar Pradesh, an interesting visua...
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