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    What American steel baron Andrew Carnegie thought of Varanasi and the Taj
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    Five ways to supercharge your daily walk
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    It’s no accident that a BEST bus barrelled through pedestrians and vehicles on a busy Mumbai street
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    Why Assam’s proposed ban on beef in restaurants may be unconstitutional
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    How BJP offensive on Bangladesh is roiling politics on the Bengal border
  • In his new book, academic Pramod K Nayar examines the ways literature is the ‘eyewitness’ of history
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    In his new book, academic Pramod K Nayar examines the ways literature is the ‘eyewitness’ of history
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    Good readers have different brains, says research
  • ‘Aag Aur Pani’: Hindi writer Vyomesh Shukla draws an authentic portrait of eternal Banaras
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    ‘Aag Aur Pani’: Hindi writer Vyomesh Shukla draws an authentic portrait of eternal Banaras
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    ‘To ride the river, to know desire’: Five poems from Jeet Thayil’s new book of poetry
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Caught on CCTV: Narrow escape for two children as lift comes crashing down moments after their exit

The cable snapped and the lift plunged from the tenth floor in a residential building in Pune.

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Jul 31, 2023 · 12:57 pm
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Two kids had a fortunate escape when an elevator, after its wire broke, came crashing down from the 10th floor of a residential apartment in Pune.#Pune
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— Rahil Mohammed - Pune  (@IMRahilMohammed) July 31, 2023
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  5. Why Assam’s proposed ban on beef in restaurants may be unconstitutional

    Why Assam’s proposed ban on beef in restaurants may be unconstitutional
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