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RSS Man Who Offered Rs 1 Crore Bounty For Kerala CM's Killing 'relieved' Of Duties
Taking action on Kundan Chandrawat, a local RSS leader who announced a Rs 1 crore reward for the beheading of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, the saffron organisation on Friday said it has "relieved" him from his duties.....
Pollution Kills 1.7 Mn Children Each Year: WHO
Each year, environmental pollutants lead to the death of an estimated 1.7 million children under five, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said in a new report on Monday. ....
Six Youths Held For Raping Seven Kerala Orphanage Girls
Six youths were on Tuesday arrested for raping seven school girls, who are inmates of an orphanage near here, police said. ....
Hospital Death: Mamata Meets Bereaved Family, Promises Job
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday met the bereaved family members of Sunil Pandey who died at a private city hospital earlier this week.....
After keeping his personal life a mystery and away from the public gaze, comedian Kapil Sharma finally introduced his girlfriend to the world and now reports are that the couple will marry on January 18 next year.....
"The Man Who Became Khali," written in seemingly simple language, is a short memoir of the journey of Dalip Singh Rana who later went on to become the The Great Khali.....
UK Workers At Risk Of Being Replaced By Robots
More than 10 million UK workers are at high risk of being replaced by robots within 15 years as the automation of routine tasks gathers pace in a new machine age, a report said on Friday.....
Jumanji Sequel Gets New Title
The "Jumanji" sequel has offcially been titled "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle".....
300 Million People Suffer From Depression: WHO
More than 300 million people are living with depression, according to the latest estimates from the World Health Organisation (WHO).....
Transforming Water From Poisonous To Purified -- At No Cost
Deep wounds and white patches on their skin are common among people in this tiny West Bengal speck bordering Bangladesh. The disease turned deadly for many, and the culprit was drinking water that contained arsenic -- a toxic substance that can lead to chronic poisoning once it enters a human body.....
