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New variants of Corona, night curfew in Mumbai and many cities
Like the rest of the world, India is also worried about the new strain of Corona virus found in Britain. The government has banned
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On Oxford University racism row, Jaishankar says ‘will raise it when required’
Under this, he mentioned a Indian student in Britain.
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COP27: What world leaders have done in 2022 on climate change
During the Climate Change Conference (COP26) held in Glasgow last year, world leaders met and agreed on the steps to stop climate change.
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Scientist’s 50-year study reveals climate change and avian flu impact
In one of the world’s longest running studies of its kind, a scientist has revealed how climate change has led to mass mortality events,
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TIMELINE: Women participation in the Olympics Ground Report
TIMELINE: Women participation in the Olympics; In the first modern Olympic Games, held in Athens in 1896, there was not a single female com
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Massive protests in London against Modi government's agricultural law
Hundreds of people of Central London held a demonstration on Sunday (local time) in support of farmers utside the Indian embassy
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Armed Forces Flag Day 2020: Why is Armed Forces Flag Day celebrated?
Every year in India, December 7 is celebrated as 'Indian Armed Forces Flag Day'. The significance of this day increased after the
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Who is Ruchi Pathak? who said India is on lease for 99 years
Who is Ruchi Pathak; Controversy has erupted After Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Yuva Morcha activist Ruchi Pathak
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The debate on new world order: Myth or reality
Every major event has the potential to bring a tectonic shift or change in the world order. Soon after the end of second world war,
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“Mulakaram” Tax for Breast: If Never Paid, Let them Bare
Believe it or not, during the early 1800’s, in the area over, a “mulakaram” or “breast tax” was imposed on women in the state of Travancore.
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