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On World Sleep Day, Nap Tips From Netizens
World Speep Day is observed every year on March 19. Sleep can be the most uninteresting and banal thing in people's lives but getting a good refreshing sleep can be a real challenge and affect health and how we behave with those around us. World Sleep Day focuses on sleep related issues, sleep awareness and education and help people who are sleep d...
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"World Says Sleeping Elephant Has Woken UP": PM Lauds Pace Of Reforms
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today on the occasion of 72nd Independence Day said India will be the engine of growth for the world economy for the next three decades as the "sleeping elephant" has started to run on the back of structural reforms like GST.
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Japanese Monk Goes 9 Days Without Food, Water or Sleep
A Japanese Buddhist monk today finished a gruelling nine-day ritual without eating, drinking, or sleeping as he chanted sutras 100,000 times, reports said.
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On World Sleep Day, Nap Tips From Netizens
World Speep Day is observed every year on March 19. Sleep can be the most uninteresting and banal thing in people's lives but getting a good refreshing sleep can be a real challenge and affect health and how we behave with those around us. World Sleep Day focuses on sleep related issues, sleep awareness and education and help people who are sleep d...
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"World Says Sleeping Elephant Has Woken UP": PM Lauds Pace Of Reforms
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today on the occasion of 72nd Independence Day said India will be the engine of growth for the world economy for the next three decades as the "sleeping elephant" has started to run on the back of structural reforms like GST.
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Japanese Monk Goes 9 Days Without Food, Water or Sleep
A Japanese Buddhist monk today finished a gruelling nine-day ritual without eating, drinking, or sleeping as he chanted sutras 100,000 times, reports said.
