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In 2017, Hangzhou authorities collected 23,000 abandoned shared bicycles into 16 giant corrals; a green transport boom had created fields of usable bikes

In Hangzhou, officials gathered thousands of dockless shared bicycles to address sidewalk congestion. Initially, the public bike-sharing system relied on designated return stations. However, the introduction of private dockless bike companies provided convenience that came with a lack of controls. This resulted in an excessive number of bikes cluttering the streets, highlighting the significant consequences of rapid urban growth.
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They left Singapore for a village in Uttarakhand to give their son a slower childhood; Why this corporate couple chose unschooling and what their child has gained from learning without exams, report cards or a fixed syllabus

Garima and Aditya traded the high-paced life of Singapore's corporate landscape for the tranquility of Uttarakhand's majestic mountains. Embracing a slower, nature-oriented approach, they encourage their son Vedas to learn through exploration and play, sidestepping traditional educational frameworks altogether. Their inspiring journey resonates with those seeking to reconnect with natural living and rethink the essential role of education in childhood development.
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'Mirzapur The Movie' box office collection Day 8 [LIVE]: Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Ravi Kishan film eyes Rs 150 crore milestone as 'Haiwaan' enters theatres

'Mirzapur The Movie' is edging closer to a major box office milestone as it enters Day 8, with its India net collection standing at Rs. 149.26 crore after crossing Rs. 148 crore by the end of Day 7. The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Ravi Kishan starrer is now less than a crore away from the Rs. 150 mark, even as Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan's 'Haiwaan' opens in theatres. Worldwide, the film has already surpassed Rs. 212 crore.
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Preity Zinta travels across the globe for 20 hours to make it to twins Jai and Gia's first day of school: ‘Wouldn't miss it for anything in the world’

Preity Zinta undertook a twenty-hour journey across the globe for her twins. She wanted to be present for Jai and Gia's important first day of school. The actor shared glimpses of her extensive travel on social media. Her post offered a rare look at her children's school surroundings. This significant family moment garnered considerable attention from fans online.
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At 100-day mark, Siddaramaiah tells DKS govt ‘you’re on the right track’

The Karnataka government marked its first 100 days with new initiatives and program launches. Senior leader Siddaramaiah urged continued focus on poll promises and drought relief efforts. The government aims for a $1 trillion economy and reduced poverty levels by 2037. Several schemes were introduced for farmers, students, and homeless families across the state. Investment proposals and industrial clusters were also approved, signaling economic growth.
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Steven Spielberg bought an LA horse ranch for $5.75M; 27 years later, he is selling it for $29.9M

Steven Spielberg and his wife are selling their stunning Los Angeles ranch for $29.9 million, a significant increase from the $5.75 million they invested in 1999. This gorgeous property features premium equestrian facilities and lavish living quarters. Earlier dreams of a five-story riding stable were scrapped, but the ranch has been a vital component of their real estate holdings for almost three decades.
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South China Sea methane leak formed a 1km plume; worms and bacteria built a ‘worm bed’ in 2 years

A South China Sea drilling incident caused a significant methane leak in 2018. Ocean scientists observed an ecosystem rapidly responding to the underwater gas release. Bacteria and worms quickly formed a methane-munching 'worm bed' within two years. This new biofilter degraded methane effectively, reducing plume height significantly. However, this rapid ecosystem development caused a notable decrease in original microbial diversity.
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Man lost his ring in 1973; 53 years later, fate brings it back

In 1973, a Kansas student misplaced his class ring during an epic snowball fight. Fast forward fifty-three years later, campus workers discovered the ring while tending to the grounds. Interestingly, the owner and his wife were driving through the city that same day, having just discussed the ring a week earlier. Now, the couple will restore and treasure the sentimental piece.
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Malayalam film ‘Ozhiyathey’ highlights police action against schoolboys during the Emergency

The film is based on real events that took place at a government school in Palakkad
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Remembering S.R. Janakiraman: A vidwan in the truest sense

S.R. Janakiraman, who passed away recently, was a guiding light for generations of musicians and an authoritative voice on the theory and practice of Carnatic music.
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Street artist Guesswho’s solo show to open in Kochi

Guesswho is showing his works in his first solo gallery exhibit in Mumbai, while the second part of the show opens in Kochi on September 13 at Muziris Contemporary
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DFCs: The backbone of India’s logistics push

The Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) is now fully operational, giving India a 2,843-km freight backbone and a template for the next phase of its logistics overhaul
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