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    Why eating three meals a day became the norm in many parts of the world
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    World Happiness Report: South Asia’s rankings reflect strange disparity
  • ‘Scared they’ll barge in and take me’: Panic grips Indian students in US over visa revocations
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    ‘Scared they’ll barge in and take me’: Panic grips Indian students in US over visa revocations
  • ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
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    ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
  • Delhi’s EV boom runs on illegal charging stations
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    Delhi’s EV boom runs on illegal charging stations
  • Two celebrity chefs share favourite recipes they consider delicious and easy to make
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    Two celebrity chefs share favourite recipes they consider delicious and easy to make
  • ‘Phule’ review: A dull biopic of fiery revolutionaries
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    ‘Phule’ review: A dull biopic of fiery revolutionaries
  • Rajasthan’s farming sector is hitting rock bottom as groundwater dries up
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    Rajasthan’s farming sector is hitting rock bottom as groundwater dries up
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    ‘Today I celebrate the presence of grass’: Writer Ruskin Bond looks at the world from his window
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    ‘Zapuk Zupuk’ review: Suraj Chavan is the boss of an uneven fairy tale

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Watch: Roundworms frozen 46,000 years ago in Siberian permafrost revived by scientists

The worms reportedly co-existed with woolly mammoths and sabre-toothed tigers.

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Jul 29, 2023 · 03:51 pm
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  1. Why eating three meals a day became the norm in many parts of the world

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    ‘Scared they’ll barge in and take me’: Panic grips Indian students in US over visa revocations
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    ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
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