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Inside India’s newest man-made lake | By the Waters, Ahmedabad
Anchored by a 72,600 square yard man-made waterbody crafted with Dutch expertise, By the Waters, the residential estate by Suryam Developers, is redefining ultra-exclusive living in Ahmedabad
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Health department forms 30 special teams to inspect hotels, restaurants, food outlets across Bengaluru
According to the notification from Health and Family Welfare Department, the inspection will be conducted in five-star hotels, road-side eateries, restaurants and other forms of food businesses.
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Two 1BHKs vs one 3BHK: Which offers better rental returns?
Higher yields, lower capital outlay and stronger rental demand make 1BHKs a compelling investment choice
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Watch: Russia oil buyers face 100% U.S. tariffs under new Senate bill
The U.S. Senate has passed a bill that could allow President Donald Trump to impose 100% tariffs on countries that are among the biggest buyers of Russian oil and gas, including India and China
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Jantar Mantar protests: Were we seeing reality or only what we liked seeing?
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Schools can become first line of mental health support
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Akhilesh pretending to be well-wisher of Brahmins: Deputy CM Pathak
Today, you are pretending to be a well-wisher of the Brahmin community, but the words that came from your mouth still pierce the heart of the community like a spear, said Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak
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NEET doesn’t need more security. It needs a better design
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Watch: ‘Maadhu’ Balaji on keeping Crazy Mohan’s legacy alive with ‘Chamber of Humour’
Popular late playwright Crazy Mohan’s brother and actor, ‘Maadhu’ Balaji, is on a mission: to take his plays and Tamil theatre to more audiences. And for that, he has kickstarted a new concept called “Chamber of Humour”. Instead of large halls, Balaji and his troupe perform evergreen Tamil comedies to a group of audiences in…
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Teaching AI to speak India
Artificial intelligence can chat, translate and answer questions but only if it understands your language. At IIT Madras, researchers at AI4Bharat are travelling across India, collecting voices, preserving dialects and teaching AI to understand the country’s incredible linguistic diversity.