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Ravenshaw school emerges top choice for Plus II admissions

Ravenshaw school emerges top choice for Plus II admissions
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Illegal construction near Sher Shah’s tomb continues despite ASI’s alerts

Illegal construction near Sher Shah’s tomb continues despite ASI’s alerts
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Raj inks MoU with International Solar Alliance

Raj inks MoU with International Solar Alliance
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The United States in the early 1900s rounded up the last remaining wild American bison after commercial hunting reduced the species to only a few hundred animals; today, hundreds of thousands once again roam protected lands

American bison once numbered millions, shaping North American ecosystems and cultures. Commercial hunting in the 1800s caused a drastic population decline to near extinction. Conservationists and the government initiated early efforts to protect and restore bison herds. Today, hundreds of thousands of bison roam managed and wild herds across North America. This recovery stands as a significant wildlife conservation success story.
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Missing teen’s death hidden for a year, 4 held

Missing teen’s death hidden for a year, 4 held
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NHL Trade Rumor: Minnesota Wild explore blockbuster move for franchise-changing talent during NHL offseason

The Minnesota Wild have reportedly checked in on New Jersey Devils star Jack Hughes, sparking major NHL trade rumors this offseason. Any potential move would require a big package from Minnesota, but the inquiry underscores the team’s desire to add an elite offensive player. The talks are still exploratory, and no deal has been reached between the franchises yet.
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Ancient bees used 20,000-year-old tooth sockets as nurseries in a Caribbean cave, and CT scans reveal the first known bee nests inside animal bones

Ancient animal skulls unearthed in a Caribbean cave have revealed a surprising chapter in bee history. For the first time, researchers have found fossilized bee nests dating back 20,000 years, ingeniously crafted within the empty tooth cavities of these ancient creatures. This discovery showcases the remarkable adaptability of solitary bees, who utilized these protected spaces to raise their young, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric insect behavior.
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Evening news wrap: Trump says Iran nuclear deal is 'over', Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre arrested & more

Evening news wrap: Trump says Iran nuclear deal is 'over', Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre arrested & more
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'Chor, chor': Eggs thrown at Mamata Banerjee's rally in West Bengal; watch

Eggs were allegedly thrown at Mamata Banerjee's protest march in Kolkata on Wednesday. Clashes broke out between Trinamool Congress and BJP workers during the rally. Police resorted to a baton charge to control the escalating situation and restore order. Mamata Banerjee accused the police of acting as an arm of the BJP organization. The Calcutta High Court had previously allowed the protest march under specific conditions.
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Madras HC grants anticipatory bail to DMK MLA Senthil Balaji in Rs 35 crore bribery case

The Madras High Court granted anticipatory bail to DMK MLA Senthil Balaji and his brother. This bail was granted in a case alleging a Rs 35 crore bribe offer. The court directed both petitioners to appear daily before the investigating officer. Arguments presented highlighted the lack of conversation recordings and reliance on call detail records. The court questioned Balaji's specific role in the alleged bribery attempt.
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I Hate Quinoa, Chia Seeds, And Avocados,' Neetu Kapoor Shares What She Likes To Eat Instead

At 67, Neetu Kapoor says her secret to staying fit and healthy is much simpler, and it starts with everyday Indian food.
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Oil Splatters Every Time You Make Tadka? This Simple Salt Trick Can Help

Adding a pinch of salt to hot oil can reduce splattering during tadka by absorbing moisture from ingredients and the pan.
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'Life's Good': Marketing Executive Earns Rs 1.8 Lakh Monthly After Quitting Job, Shares Tips

A marketing executive said they were earning Rs 1.8 lakh monthly after quitting their job to start their own business.
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Man Failed IIT Twice, Started At Rs 20,000, Now Leads A Major Business Portfolio In Dubai

After graduating, he secured a campus placement with a salary of Rs 20,000 per month in an IT support role.
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Location, Global Warming: Why US, Russia And China Are All Eyeing Greenland

Increasing international tensions, global warming and the changing world economy have put Greenland at the heart of the debate over global trade and security
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