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IIT Bombay, Poonawalla Fincorp partner for institute’s Frontier Research Programme ThePrint
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IIT Bombay, Poonawalla Fincorp partner for institute’s Frontier Research Programme ThePrint
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge is relocating its beach facilities to a more secure northern position following significant storm damage. This proactive approach not only aims to cut future repair costs but also accommodates the natural shifts of the island. While new parking arrangements will be established, the former site will transition back into its native
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Kangana Ranaut reacted to the Bengaluru murder case, where a woman and her lover allegedly killed her husband and five-year-old son, warning against “westernised” relationship culture on Instagram. She criticised normalising “body counts” and trends like ghosting, cautioning that a “blue drum” tragedy could hit anyone’s family. She’s currently seen in ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhata’.
An ancient church stumbled upon a surprising treasure of gold coins hidden under the altar, providing a much-needed financial lift for pressing renovations. This remarkable find, valued at almost £30,000, has ignited a surge of community enthusiasm to safeguard the historic site, granting the church a revitalized opportunity to prevent its closure.
Pakistan will honor two Parsi doctors from Mumbai with its highest civilian award. These physicians kept Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s terminal illness a closely guarded secret. Their professional confidentiality potentially safeguarded Pakistan’s creation in 1947. This act of discretion is considered a significant historical secret. The doctors’ names remain undisclosed by the Pakistani minister.
The proposed initiative, called ‘One Day, One University’, is aimed at strengthening the government’s engagement with young people. During these visits, ministers are expected to hold discussions with students, hear their views on issues affecting the country and explain government schemes meant for students and young people. The plan comes at a time when student
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