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  • Eggs removed from Bengal mid-day meals, says ISKCON, will be replaced with soya, paneer
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    Eggs removed from Bengal mid-day meals, says ISKCON, will be replaced with soya, paneer

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    Explained: Why an Indian passport is not proof of citizenship – and no single document is

  • Food regulator took credit for a ‘crackdown’ on Bournvita. But it gave the drink a clean chit
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    Food regulator took credit for a ‘crackdown’ on Bournvita. But it gave the drink a clean chit

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    When Nehru trekked through the Himalayas to build diplomatic bridges with Bhutan

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    How a Ritwik Ghatak restoration will make us see the master filmmaker in a new light

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    Readers’ comments: Historians need not defend Hindutva’s simplistic caricatures of Akbar

  • ‘Super Subbu’ trailer: Telugu series explores sex education lessons in a village
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    ‘Super Subbu’ trailer: Telugu series explores sex education lessons in a village

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    ‘Birthing his pain into a poem’: A poetic journey through five decades of Karnataka’s history

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    Elephants can socialise and forage in all-male groups, shows study

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    Why is the BJP celebrating Bengal’s Partition?

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Watch: Meet Jameela, a premature baby gorilla born through cesarean delivery in US zoo

The Fort Worth Zoo in Texas celebrated the ‘historic and emotional’ birth of a female gorilla after the mother was diagnosed with a life-threatening illness.

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Feb 19, 2024 · 11:51 am
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Mama update! Many of you have been asking how Jameela’s mother, Sekani, is doing post cesarean section and we are happy to report she is doing very well! Sekani is healed up and has rejoined the troop — she can even be found back on habitat! pic.twitter.com/9VnFowoqN3

— Fort Worth Zoo (@FortWorthZoo) February 17, 2024
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