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The protest launched by Congress and left-wing student unions in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has posed several serious
The Poetry Of Petroleum?
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In 1992, Tyler Perry put his $12,000 savings into a failed Atlanta play and later spent months living in a car; decades later his $750,000 gift helped pay back taxes for 300+ seniors and freeze taxes for 100 more
Tyler Perry, renowned filmmaker and actor, has made a significant donation of $750,000 to assist low-income senior citizens in Atlanta with their property taxes, helping them stay in their homes. This initiative addresses rising property tax pressures faced by elderly residents on fixed incomes.
He paid Rs. 1 lakh at a Michelin-star date, she said “let’s stay friends”: Man asks woman to return his money paid on the bill after being friendzoned; woman labels it 'death of chivalry'
A woman rejected a man after going on a flamboyant date at a Michelin-star restaurant, and the man’s reaction to the message has sparked a debate around
'Why is Gyanesh Kumar so indispensable to PM Modi?': Abhijeet Dipke on Delhi police assaults
NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Monday accused Delhi Police of assaulting protesters, journalists and even MPs amid the
Melinda French Gates and her daughters backed a $70 million fund; 22 organisations received money to tackle women's health and violence
Melinda French Gates and her daughters, Jennifer Gates Nassar and Phoebe Gates, joined other philanthropists in backing a $70 million initiative to
In 2005, a Wonga Park home with a 160-metre miniature railway sold for A$420,000; 20 years later, the property with its electric train, tunnel and trestle bridge sold for A$1.375 million
A home in Wonga Park, a suburb of Melbourne in Australia, has a feature that sets it apart from an ordinary family property: a miniature railway running
In 2021, a Brisbane man bought his home; after nine structural defects led to a $500,000 repair estimate, a tribunal revived his warranty claim, though coverage may be capped at $300,000
A Brisbane homeowner has won a significant legal battle after a construction regulator rejected his claim for a property plagued by serious structural
SBI warns customers of rise in Jumped Deposit Scam, here's what it is and his to stay safe
State Bank of India (SBI) has alerted the customers about the increasing online fraud known as the ‘Jumped Deposit Scam’.
A Scottish couple bought 700 acres in Oregon in 1910 and built a ranch that became a community hub; their historic home is now a museum at a 40-million-year fossil monument
In the remote John Day River Valley of central Oregon, where neighbours could live dozens of miles apart, Scottish immigrants James and Elizabeth Cant
‘This govt will go’: Shashi Tharoor ahead of Congress march to Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Monday reiterated the opposition’s slogan against the Narendra Modi-led government, declaring, “This
Watch: New footage shows moment missile hit Riyadh airport; 13 killed, including Indian national
New footage has been released by news outlet Al Arabiya showing the moment a strike hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as
A Texas home built in 1861 ranked third among America's haunted destinations; visitors report seeing a woman in white
A historic Texas home built in 1861 has secured the third spot on a national list of America's haunted destinations, drawing attention to its
Japan Urges Oil Stockpiling, Development as Mideast Risks Rise
Japanese Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa called for stronger cooperation between oil-producing and consuming countries as well as greater oil stockpiling and i...
Britain once used this 2,000-acre coastal site for secret weapons testing; abandoned military buildings now stand among marshes, birds and deer
Orford Ness, a remote stretch of the Suffolk coast in eastern England, holds a combination of military history and protected wildlife.
Syria has reopened a 1,600-year-old church complex after an extensive restoration and war-clearance work bringing Byzantine history back to life
An outstanding piece of early Christian history has reopened to visitors in northern Syria.
Experts say AI may change the price of food and groceries: What is good and bad for customers
Food retailers are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to run their operations.