Eco India: Could sewage water be an answer to our water woes?
Decentralised sewage systems have been introduced in Bengaluru as a fix to convert all of its 1,440 million litres of sewage generated daily.
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2Delhi HC directs musician AR Rahman to deposit Rs 2 crore in copyright infringement case
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4Interview: ‘Pahalgam shows Balakot did not create deterrence’
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5‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
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6The fiery and mellow tabla beats of Kumar Bose’s life
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7Why eating three meals a day became the norm in many parts of the world
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8Delhi’s EV boom runs on illegal charging stations
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9‘Restraint, clarity, respect for the story’: Devangana Dash’s philosophy for designing book covers
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