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1,500 People Leave Their Homes As Spain Battles Major Wildfire
Hundreds of firefighters on Friday were battling Spain's first major forest fire of the year, which has so far forced 1,500 people to evacuate their homes, officials said.
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Bizarre Disclaimer On Amul's Milk Carton Leaves Twitter In Splits
We all have come across cartons of 'Amul Taaza' at homes and grocery stores. But have you ever noticed the back of the packaging? Read on for details.
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Storm Fiona Hits Canada's East Coast, Thousands Without Power
Powerful storm Fiona slammed into eastern Canada todaywith hurricane-force winds, blowing over trees and powerlines and leaving hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses without electricity.
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Hundreds Leave Villages In Uttarakhand's Pauri As Leopard Attacks Rise
Hundreds of villagers in Dugadda and Pokhra blocks in Uttarakhand's Pauri district have fled their ancestral homes and migrated to nearby towns because of an increasing number of leopard sightings and attacks.
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Australia's Sydney Residents Evacuate 2nd Time In A Month After Heavy Rains
Hundreds more Sydney residents were ordered to leave their homes on Friday, some for the second time in a month, as rivers burst their banks even as an intense weather
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"Everything Is Gone": Hundreds Of Homes Torched In US Wildfires
Around half a million people in Oregon were under evacuation alerts on Friday, with residents of its largest city told to be ready to leave, as wildfires that have taken 24 lives since erupting in August tore through three US West Coast states.
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Man Clutches Baby In Scramble To Get On Truck: Story Behind Tragic Image
Desperate to return home, stranded migrants in Chhattisgarh's Raipur have been hitching rides on trucks daily, calling it their "only option" to avoid a long walk to home amid a countrywide lockdown over coronavirus.
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Classes Cancelled, NIT Srinagar Students Leave For Home Amid Confusion
Amid confusion and heightened security across Jammu and Kashmir, hundreds of students from Srinagar's National Institute of Technology on Sunday left for their home states with local administration coming forward to facilitate their smooth journey.
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4 Dead, Dozens Missing After Gas Explosion Hits Russia High-Rise
Four people were killed and nearly 70 unaccounted for after a gas explosion tore through a residential building in Russia on Monday, leaving hundreds without a home in freezing temperatures on New Year's Eve.
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In Pocket Of Flood-Hit Kerala, Fishermen Saved A Hundred Lives
Around a hundred people in Kerala's Alapuzzha owe their lives to a group of fishermen, who worked from dawn to dusk in the area over the last three days. Floods in the area started last week, forcing thousands to leave their homes and seek shelter in the relief camps.
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President Clears IBC Ordinance: Home Buyers To Find It Easier To Recover Dues From Developers
In a big step to protect home-buyers, changes to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) will come into force with President Ram Nath Kovind signing off on the government's ordinance or special order. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance aims at saving the buyers when builders declare bankruptcy in the middle of a real estate p...
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Hundreds Of Handbags, 72 Suitcases Full Of Jewels Seized From Ousted Malaysian Leader's Home
Former prime minister Najib Razak and his wife were barred last week from leaving Malaysia in the wake of his stunning election loss, over fears that they may evade prosecution in a massive corruption scandal.
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Delhi Chief Secretary Alleges Assault At Arvind Kejriwal's Home By 2 MLAs: 10 Points
Security footage of Delhi's top bureaucrat leaving Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home late last night has become pivotal to a new, unprecedented confrontation in the capital. Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash has alleged that he was assaulted by two Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lawmakers in presence of the chief minister after being called for a meeting at...
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At Least 10 Dead As Wildfires Sweep Through California's Wine Country
A spate of wildfires fanned by strong winds swept through northern California's wine country on Monday, leaving at least 10 people dead, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses and chasing some 20,000 people from their dwellings.
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In Kashmir, Hundreds Queue Up To Join the Army Amid Unrest
Amid unrest, hundreds of young men ran, huffed through push-ups and took endurance tests as they tried their luck in an army recruitment drive today in south Kashmir, the epicenter of violent protests in the Valley since July.
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1,500 People Leave Their Homes As Spain Battles Major Wildfire
Hundreds of firefighters on Friday were battling Spain's first major forest fire of the year, which has so far forced 1,500 people to evacuate their homes, officials said.
-
Bizarre Disclaimer On Amul's Milk Carton Leaves Twitter In Splits
We all have come across cartons of 'Amul Taaza' at homes and grocery stores. But have you ever noticed the back of the packaging? Read on for details.
-
Storm Fiona Hits Canada's East Coast, Thousands Without Power
Powerful storm Fiona slammed into eastern Canada todaywith hurricane-force winds, blowing over trees and powerlines and leaving hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses without electricity.
-
Hundreds Leave Villages In Uttarakhand's Pauri As Leopard Attacks Rise
Hundreds of villagers in Dugadda and Pokhra blocks in Uttarakhand's Pauri district have fled their ancestral homes and migrated to nearby towns because of an increasing number of leopard sightings and attacks.
-
Australia's Sydney Residents Evacuate 2nd Time In A Month After Heavy Rains
Hundreds more Sydney residents were ordered to leave their homes on Friday, some for the second time in a month, as rivers burst their banks even as an intense weather
-
"Everything Is Gone": Hundreds Of Homes Torched In US Wildfires
Around half a million people in Oregon were under evacuation alerts on Friday, with residents of its largest city told to be ready to leave, as wildfires that have taken 24 lives since erupting in August tore through three US West Coast states.
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Man Clutches Baby In Scramble To Get On Truck: Story Behind Tragic Image
Desperate to return home, stranded migrants in Chhattisgarh's Raipur have been hitching rides on trucks daily, calling it their "only option" to avoid a long walk to home amid a countrywide lockdown over coronavirus.
-
Classes Cancelled, NIT Srinagar Students Leave For Home Amid Confusion
Amid confusion and heightened security across Jammu and Kashmir, hundreds of students from Srinagar's National Institute of Technology on Sunday left for their home states with local administration coming forward to facilitate their smooth journey.
-
4 Dead, Dozens Missing After Gas Explosion Hits Russia High-Rise
Four people were killed and nearly 70 unaccounted for after a gas explosion tore through a residential building in Russia on Monday, leaving hundreds without a home in freezing temperatures on New Year's Eve.
-
In Pocket Of Flood-Hit Kerala, Fishermen Saved A Hundred Lives
Around a hundred people in Kerala's Alapuzzha owe their lives to a group of fishermen, who worked from dawn to dusk in the area over the last three days. Floods in the area started last week, forcing thousands to leave their homes and seek shelter in the relief camps.
-
President Clears IBC Ordinance: Home Buyers To Find It Easier To Recover Dues From Developers
In a big step to protect home-buyers, changes to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) will come into force with President Ram Nath Kovind signing off on the government's ordinance or special order. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Ordinance aims at saving the buyers when builders declare bankruptcy in the middle of a real estate p...
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Hundreds Of Handbags, 72 Suitcases Full Of Jewels Seized From Ousted Malaysian Leader's Home
Former prime minister Najib Razak and his wife were barred last week from leaving Malaysia in the wake of his stunning election loss, over fears that they may evade prosecution in a massive corruption scandal.
-
Delhi Chief Secretary Alleges Assault At Arvind Kejriwal's Home By 2 MLAs: 10 Points
Security footage of Delhi's top bureaucrat leaving Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home late last night has become pivotal to a new, unprecedented confrontation in the capital. Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash has alleged that he was assaulted by two Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lawmakers in presence of the chief minister after being called for a meeting at...
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At Least 10 Dead As Wildfires Sweep Through California's Wine Country
A spate of wildfires fanned by strong winds swept through northern California's wine country on Monday, leaving at least 10 people dead, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses and chasing some 20,000 people from their dwellings.
-
In Kashmir, Hundreds Queue Up To Join the Army Amid Unrest
Amid unrest, hundreds of young men ran, huffed through push-ups and took endurance tests as they tried their luck in an army recruitment drive today in south Kashmir, the epicenter of violent protests in the Valley since July.
