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Xiaomi Redmi 6A Incident: A Woman Reportedly Died After It Exploded While She Was Sleeping

In a tragic event, a woman in Delhi NCR reportedly died after she had an exploding phone (Xiaomi Redmi 6A) near her head. This happened to a YouTuber’s aunt, and he claimed she was sleeping with the device beside her head. With help from Manjeet, Twitter users were finally able to see graphic images of

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State & Urban

Pune Ring Road – Urban Transformation at 120 Km/hr

At long last, construction of the much-awaited and critical 170-kilometer-long Pune Ring Road project will kick off after the current monsoon. By separating inner-city traffic from highway traffic, the Ring Road will significantly enhance transit and bring down pollution caused by traffic jams. PMRDA has advised that they have released tenders for the inaugural 32-kilometer

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Myanmar Military’s Notoriety Against Ethnic Chin: A Reminiscent of Rohingya’s Fate

On January 6, while returning condo, Put Tui Dim, a journalist and human rights activist from the Chin state of Myanmar, was arrested by the country’s military. Nine other civilians from the same village, including a 13-year-old boy, were also detained along with him. The villagers later found the bodies of Pu Tui Dim and

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State & Urban

Increased prices result in slow consumption in rural markets

Increased goods prices in rural markets have resulted in low consumption.  NielsenIQ, research, and analytics firm flagged signs of moderate demand in rural markets for two consecutive quarters.  The September quarter (2021) report depicted a 2.9% y-o-y volume dip in consumption.  Furthermore, the December quarter portrayed a 2.6% y-o-y slip in packaged consumer goods volume. 

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State & Urban

Read About The launch of Intelligent Transport System for Delhi and Eastern Peripheral Expressway

A great moment for the infrastructural Indian history, especially in terms of roads and highways in fracture. As the Union Minister, Mr. Nitin Gadkari presents the capital with the launch of ITS (Intelligent Transport System). A sigh of relief for the Eastern peripheral and the Delhi Expressway. There is hope for controlled speed limits and

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State & Urban

India states crack down on dangerous superstitions: What is banned, what isn’t?

With power comes responsibility, and this also holds true for superstitions and rituals particularly in a country like India whose multilayered culture is saturated with traditions. For the most part, these practices are seen as essential in the pursuit of abundance and good wellbeing although authorities are now taking a harder stance on some customs

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State & Urban

Urban Planning is the Key to Pune’s Future Development

Urban planning is indispensable for sustainable development. The main idea behind urban planning is always a change for the better, to achieve this change with better use of municipal budgets, and to invest in future-ready infrastructure and citizen services. It is not just about the growth of a city – it is also about protecting

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Empowering Voters With Disability In Seeing To Verify Their Cast Votes

Section 11 of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, states that the Election Commission of India and the State Election Commissions shall ensure that all polling stations are accessible to persons voters with disability and all materials related to the electoral process are easily understandable by and accessible to them. The aforesaid act

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Cyclone Tauktae: Knock-on impact on shipping and logistics industry to sustain for 2-3 weeks

Cyclone Tauktae has unquestionably left a trail of destruction across the coastal regions Gujarat and Maharashtra and parts of Karnataka and Goa. Barring select few large ports, such as Mundra and JNPT operations at majority of the ports remain suspended in the wake of the cyclone. Owing to this most of the port area has

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Farmers’ stir shows well begun may not be half done for reforms

Farmer Ajit Singh has reached the national capital of New Delhi along with a group of friends from Punjab to protest against the three new farm laws that the Government introduced in early winter season with the promise to reform an antiquated system that tied growers to multiple layers of intermediaries. But Singh and his friends are

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