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Wealth Of Russia's Richest Rises Over 8% To $625.5 Billion
Russia's richest people saw their wealth rise by more than 8% to $625.5 billion over the past year, with at least 146 billionaires listed by the Forbes Russian-language list of the wealthiest people in Russia.
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PM, President Among Top Leaders Greet People Of Odisha On Odia New Year
President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and a host of leaders on Monday greeted the people of the state on Odia New Year.
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German Archive Helps Survivors Of Nazi Attack Come Back To Life
Eighty years after the end of World War II, people all over the world are still discovering the fate of their family members sent to Nazi death camps.
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Why Hanuman Jayanti Is Celebrated Twice A Year - And What Most People Don't Know About It
The most commonly celebrated Hanuman Jayanti falls in the month of Chaitra (March-April), on the full moon day known as Chaitra Purnima.
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Ukrainian Family Buries 9-Year-Old "Golden Child" Killed In Russian Strike
German Tripolets was one of 18 people killed in the Russian attack on Kryvyi Rig last Friday. Eight other children were killed in the strike. The youngest was three years old.
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"Turned Several Dreams Into Reality ": PM Modi On 10 Years Of Mudra Yojana
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated the people whose has been transformed through Mudra Yojana and said that the scheme has turned several dreams into reality by empowering people.
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Switched At Birth, US Man Discovers Truth After 64 Years Through DNA Test
A US man is taking a hospital to court after learning he was switched at birth with another baby of the same last name. Kevin McMahon, now 64, discovered the shocking truth after using Ancestry.com, a website helping people trace their family history
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Centre Provides Rs 217 Crore For Relief, Rehabilitation Of Displaced People In Manipur
The Home Ministry has provided Rs 217 crore as financial support in the last fiscal year for relief and rehabilitation measures for people displaced due to the ethnic violence in Manipur.
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Why Washington DC's Cherry Blossoms Should Be On Your Bucket List - Even Obama Agrees
Every year, from late March to early April, Washington, DC, turns into a pink and white dream as the cherry blossoms hit peak bloom. Thousands of people flock to the city just to catch a glimpse of this short-lived beauty.
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"New Enthusiasm": PM Modi Greets Nation On Navratri, Various Festivals
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in extending greetings on the first day of Navratri and the traditional New Year to people living in different parts of the country.
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Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack, Victims Warn Cult Active
Japan marked the 30th anniversary of the sarin gas attack on Tokyo's subway that killed more than a dozen people and injured more than 5,800.
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Colorectal Cancer: Why Younger Patients Face More Aggressive Disease and Higher Recurrence Rates
It has been also observed that early-onset colorectal cancer occurring in people less than 50 years of age, is aggressive and has greater recurrence rates in comparison to the elderly population.
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"Tamil Nadu 40 Years Ahead Of North States": MDMK MP On Language Row
Amid the language row in Parliament, a Tamil Nadu MP has said the "northern states are 40 years behind" the southern state, and that people from Tamil Nadu dominate almost all spheres because of a two-language formula.
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Blood Test Shows Promise For Early Detection Of Dementia: Study
A simple blood test for people with a certain sleep disorder may help predict the development of dementia years before symptoms occur, according to a new study.
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Microplastics Choking Plant Life Could Put 400 Million People At Risk of Starvation In 20 Years: Study
A study finds that microplastics are damaging the photosynthesis of plants, threatening global food security and increasing the risk of starvation for millions.
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Wealth Of Russia's Richest Rises Over 8% To $625.5 Billion
Russia's richest people saw their wealth rise by more than 8% to $625.5 billion over the past year, with at least 146 billionaires listed by the Forbes Russian-language list of the wealthiest people in Russia.
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PM, President Among Top Leaders Greet People Of Odisha On Odia New Year
President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and a host of leaders on Monday greeted the people of the state on Odia New Year.
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German Archive Helps Survivors Of Nazi Attack Come Back To Life
Eighty years after the end of World War II, people all over the world are still discovering the fate of their family members sent to Nazi death camps.
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Why Hanuman Jayanti Is Celebrated Twice A Year - And What Most People Don't Know About It
The most commonly celebrated Hanuman Jayanti falls in the month of Chaitra (March-April), on the full moon day known as Chaitra Purnima.
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Ukrainian Family Buries 9-Year-Old "Golden Child" Killed In Russian Strike
German Tripolets was one of 18 people killed in the Russian attack on Kryvyi Rig last Friday. Eight other children were killed in the strike. The youngest was three years old.
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"Turned Several Dreams Into Reality ": PM Modi On 10 Years Of Mudra Yojana
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated the people whose has been transformed through Mudra Yojana and said that the scheme has turned several dreams into reality by empowering people.
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Switched At Birth, US Man Discovers Truth After 64 Years Through DNA Test
A US man is taking a hospital to court after learning he was switched at birth with another baby of the same last name. Kevin McMahon, now 64, discovered the shocking truth after using Ancestry.com, a website helping people trace their family history
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Centre Provides Rs 217 Crore For Relief, Rehabilitation Of Displaced People In Manipur
The Home Ministry has provided Rs 217 crore as financial support in the last fiscal year for relief and rehabilitation measures for people displaced due to the ethnic violence in Manipur.
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Why Washington DC's Cherry Blossoms Should Be On Your Bucket List - Even Obama Agrees
Every year, from late March to early April, Washington, DC, turns into a pink and white dream as the cherry blossoms hit peak bloom. Thousands of people flock to the city just to catch a glimpse of this short-lived beauty.
-
"New Enthusiasm": PM Modi Greets Nation On Navratri, Various Festivals
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in extending greetings on the first day of Navratri and the traditional New Year to people living in different parts of the country.
-
Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack, Victims Warn Cult Active
Japan marked the 30th anniversary of the sarin gas attack on Tokyo's subway that killed more than a dozen people and injured more than 5,800.
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Colorectal Cancer: Why Younger Patients Face More Aggressive Disease and Higher Recurrence Rates
It has been also observed that early-onset colorectal cancer occurring in people less than 50 years of age, is aggressive and has greater recurrence rates in comparison to the elderly population.
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"Tamil Nadu 40 Years Ahead Of North States": MDMK MP On Language Row
Amid the language row in Parliament, a Tamil Nadu MP has said the "northern states are 40 years behind" the southern state, and that people from Tamil Nadu dominate almost all spheres because of a two-language formula.
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Blood Test Shows Promise For Early Detection Of Dementia: Study
A simple blood test for people with a certain sleep disorder may help predict the development of dementia years before symptoms occur, according to a new study.
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Microplastics Choking Plant Life Could Put 400 Million People At Risk of Starvation In 20 Years: Study
A study finds that microplastics are damaging the photosynthesis of plants, threatening global food security and increasing the risk of starvation for millions.
