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End Of Bikini Nights? US Restaurant Chain Hooters Files For Bankruptcy Amid Founder-led Buyout Plan
Hooters of America filed for bankruptcy protection while announcing plans to bring back its founders as part of a deal with franchisees who already own a significant portion of Hooters restaurants, ensuring continued operation during reorganization.
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Kolkata Metro Extends Night Services For Christmas. See Details
For the convenience of all who will be visiting Park Street and adjoining areas on Christmas, Metro is going to operate late-night services on the Blue Line.
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Gym Operator Beaten To Death In Haryana, 2 Nephews Also Injured: Cops
A gym operator was allegedly beaten to death in a village here by youths late night on Sunday, police said.
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Search Operation In J&K's Udhampur After Contact With Terrorists Established
The Army launched a search operation on Tuesday night after establishing contact with a group of terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district, officials said.
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Exclusive: Soldier Recounts 4-Hour Op In Which 29 Maoists Were Killed
On the night of April 15, a search party from the Border Security Force (BSF) and the District Reserve Guard (DRG) were on patrol in the dense jungles of Hapatola in the Kanker district of Chhattisgarh
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81 Tourists Stranded In Himachal's Spiti Valley Shifted To Safer Locations: Police
The 81 tourists stranded in Spiti Valley in Lahaul and Spiti district were on Sunday night shifted to and accommodated in different hotels and homestays there, the police said in a statement.
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Girl Who Fell Into Borewell While Playing In Gujarat Rescued After 9 Hours
A three-year-old girl was rescued from an open borewell in Ran village in Devbhumi Dwarka district of Gujarat on Monday night, nearly nine hours after she fell into it, in an operation that also involved teams of Army and NDRF, officials said.
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Night Shelters Can't Permanently Operate From Public Parks: Delhi High Court
Observing that a night shelter cannot permanently operate from a public park, Delhi High Court Thursday told the city civic authority to ask Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board to vacate the space it has occupied in Urdu park near Jama Masjid.
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Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Op Resumes Hours After Snag Halts Drilling
Rescue efforts for the 41 workers trapped in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel entered the final stretch today. Drilling operations had to be halted late last night after the auger machine broke down, before being resumed today.
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Israel Steps Up Ground Raids In Gaza, Strikes 150 "Underground Targets"
Gaza witnessed intense raids last night with Israeli army claiming a top Hamas commander and several operatives being killed in air attacks on 150 "underground targets" in the northern part of the blockaded strip.
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1st Flight With 230 Indians Takes Off From Israel Under 'Operation Ajay'
The first charter flight to facilitate the return of Indian citizens stranded in Israel left on Thursday night from Ben Gurion airport. Some 230 Indians came in the flight on a "first come first served" basis.
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Afghan Embassy Announces Decision To Cease India Operations From Today
The Afghanistan Embassy in India announced Saturday night that it is ceasing its operations from October 1, citing a lack of support from the host government, failure to meet expectations in serving Afghanistan's interests.
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Special Night Trains In Mumbai On Last Day Of Ganesh Idol Immersion
As many as 18 special train services will be operated on Mumbai's suburban railway network on the night of Anant Chaturdashi, the 10th and last day of the Ganapati festival, on September 28 for passengers returning after immersion of Ganesha idols.
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2 Drunk Americans Found Sleeping Atop Eiffel Tower
Two American tourists were found sleeping off a heavy night in the heights of Paris' Eiffel Tower on Monday, after dodging security the night before, the monument's operator said Tuesday.
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ISRO Hopes Chandrayaan-3 Mission's Life to Not Be Limited to One Lunar Night
After the successful deployment of Chandrayaan-3's lander and rover on the moon, ISRO is hoping that their mission life will not be limited to one lunar day or 14 earth days, and that they will come back to life when the sun again rises on the Moon, to carry on with the experiments and studies there. Following the deployment of the lander and rove...
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End Of Bikini Nights? US Restaurant Chain Hooters Files For Bankruptcy Amid Founder-led Buyout Plan
Hooters of America filed for bankruptcy protection while announcing plans to bring back its founders as part of a deal with franchisees who already own a significant portion of Hooters restaurants, ensuring continued operation during reorganization.
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Kolkata Metro Extends Night Services For Christmas. See Details
For the convenience of all who will be visiting Park Street and adjoining areas on Christmas, Metro is going to operate late-night services on the Blue Line.
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Gym Operator Beaten To Death In Haryana, 2 Nephews Also Injured: Cops
A gym operator was allegedly beaten to death in a village here by youths late night on Sunday, police said.
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Search Operation In J&K's Udhampur After Contact With Terrorists Established
The Army launched a search operation on Tuesday night after establishing contact with a group of terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district, officials said.
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Exclusive: Soldier Recounts 4-Hour Op In Which 29 Maoists Were Killed
On the night of April 15, a search party from the Border Security Force (BSF) and the District Reserve Guard (DRG) were on patrol in the dense jungles of Hapatola in the Kanker district of Chhattisgarh
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81 Tourists Stranded In Himachal's Spiti Valley Shifted To Safer Locations: Police
The 81 tourists stranded in Spiti Valley in Lahaul and Spiti district were on Sunday night shifted to and accommodated in different hotels and homestays there, the police said in a statement.
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Girl Who Fell Into Borewell While Playing In Gujarat Rescued After 9 Hours
A three-year-old girl was rescued from an open borewell in Ran village in Devbhumi Dwarka district of Gujarat on Monday night, nearly nine hours after she fell into it, in an operation that also involved teams of Army and NDRF, officials said.
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Night Shelters Can't Permanently Operate From Public Parks: Delhi High Court
Observing that a night shelter cannot permanently operate from a public park, Delhi High Court Thursday told the city civic authority to ask Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board to vacate the space it has occupied in Urdu park near Jama Masjid.
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Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Op Resumes Hours After Snag Halts Drilling
Rescue efforts for the 41 workers trapped in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel entered the final stretch today. Drilling operations had to be halted late last night after the auger machine broke down, before being resumed today.
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Israel Steps Up Ground Raids In Gaza, Strikes 150 "Underground Targets"
Gaza witnessed intense raids last night with Israeli army claiming a top Hamas commander and several operatives being killed in air attacks on 150 "underground targets" in the northern part of the blockaded strip.
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1st Flight With 230 Indians Takes Off From Israel Under 'Operation Ajay'
The first charter flight to facilitate the return of Indian citizens stranded in Israel left on Thursday night from Ben Gurion airport. Some 230 Indians came in the flight on a "first come first served" basis.
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Afghan Embassy Announces Decision To Cease India Operations From Today
The Afghanistan Embassy in India announced Saturday night that it is ceasing its operations from October 1, citing a lack of support from the host government, failure to meet expectations in serving Afghanistan's interests.
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Special Night Trains In Mumbai On Last Day Of Ganesh Idol Immersion
As many as 18 special train services will be operated on Mumbai's suburban railway network on the night of Anant Chaturdashi, the 10th and last day of the Ganapati festival, on September 28 for passengers returning after immersion of Ganesha idols.
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2 Drunk Americans Found Sleeping Atop Eiffel Tower
Two American tourists were found sleeping off a heavy night in the heights of Paris' Eiffel Tower on Monday, after dodging security the night before, the monument's operator said Tuesday.
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ISRO Hopes Chandrayaan-3 Mission's Life to Not Be Limited to One Lunar Night
After the successful deployment of Chandrayaan-3's lander and rover on the moon, ISRO is hoping that their mission life will not be limited to one lunar day or 14 earth days, and that they will come back to life when the sun again rises on the Moon, to carry on with the experiments and studies there. Following the deployment of the lander and rove...
