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Ticket Checker Says Attacked With Knife By Drunken Man On Train In Kerala
A travelling ticket examiner (TTE) was allegedly attacked with a knife onboard a moving train in Kerala by a man against whom the railway official had complained to the RPF for being drunk.
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Famous Harry Potter Steam Train 'Hogwarts Express' Allowed To Resume Service In UK
The Jacobite steam train can return to service after being granted a temporary safety exemption.
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Elon Musk Says Dogecoin Owners Must Break Free from Centralised Exchanges
Elon Musk expressed his views on custody of crypto assets like Dogecoin in a one-word tweet. Exchanges allow easier selling and purchasing of cryptocurrencies but keep the custody of these assets. Bill Lee, the founding partner at West Coast Holdings and an investor in Musk’s companies, tweeted that unless the wallet keys are not in one’s posse...
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Thousands Without Power As Storm Batters California
About 150,000 people were left without power Thursday as a powerful storm slammed into drought-stricken California, bringing snow, heavy rain and ferocious winds to the western US state.
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Ticket Checker Says Attacked With Knife By Drunken Man On Train In Kerala
A travelling ticket examiner (TTE) was allegedly attacked with a knife onboard a moving train in Kerala by a man against whom the railway official had complained to the RPF for being drunk.
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Famous Harry Potter Steam Train 'Hogwarts Express' Allowed To Resume Service In UK
The Jacobite steam train can return to service after being granted a temporary safety exemption.
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Elon Musk Says Dogecoin Owners Must Break Free from Centralised Exchanges
Elon Musk expressed his views on custody of crypto assets like Dogecoin in a one-word tweet. Exchanges allow easier selling and purchasing of cryptocurrencies but keep the custody of these assets. Bill Lee, the founding partner at West Coast Holdings and an investor in Musk’s companies, tweeted that unless the wallet keys are not in one’s posse...
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Thousands Without Power As Storm Batters California
About 150,000 people were left without power Thursday as a powerful storm slammed into drought-stricken California, bringing snow, heavy rain and ferocious winds to the western US state.
