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Alia Bhatt to star in Vasan Bala's 'Jigra', film to release in 2024
National Award winner Alia Bhatt is set to star in and produce "Jigra", a film directed by Vasan Bala, the makers said Tuesday. Backed by Dharma Productions and Eternal Sunshine Productions, the movie will hit the screens on September 27, 2024. Karan Johar's Dharma Productions shared the film announcement on its official...
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Environmental awakening | Gadgil's revealing memoirs
Professor Gadgil’s A Walk Up the Hill sheds light on the crisis in the Western Ghats, unveiling widespread illegal activities, and conflicts between the Church...
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Health insurance is vital, especially during unpredictable times like the Covid-19 pandemic. It helps cover medical expenses and provides financial security. India has made progress...
moreAstroturf | Dharana leads to Dhyana
Let us now move to the four successive steps of dhyana process, which begins with Pratyahara. It implies withdrawing the senses away from the external...
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Polyphenols in plants can help combat Alzheimer’s: Study
Scientists of Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR), an autonomous institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DST) have found that highly...
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GOLD RUSH FOR INDIA AT ASIAN GAMES
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AIADMK breaks up with NDA
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PM Modi’s Desert Storm in Rajasthan
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Yogi flags off race to 2024
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India roars in China
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Pulse price may shoot up
2 students found hanging from tree in Faridabad
In a heart-wrenching incident, bodies of two Class XI students were found hanging from a tree behind Faridabad’s Siddhadata Ashram in Aravalli in the early hours of Monday. Police have not confirmed if it is a case of suicide or murder. Families of the boys, both aged 16, have not suspected...
Release grants for 12 city Govt affiliated colleges, urges Atishi
MCD inspects houses to curb vector-borne diseases
‘Follow guidelines to control dust pollution during winter’
BJP backing Bidhuri who abused Danish, alleges Bhardwaj
Prepare plan to improve stretch between Vidhan Sabha, Secretariat: Atishi to officials
NDMC forms committee to protect G20 assets
Kejriwal meets five para-athletes who won medals at IDBF
‘Effigies of those insulting Sanatan Dharma to be burnt alongside Ravana’
Carry out repair, beautification work in east Delhi: LG
Congress party promoted corruption, poverty: Modi
With an eye on the Madhya Pradesh assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday criticised the Congress party equating it with ‘rusted iron’ which he said would push MP back into the BIMARU category if given an opportunity again. Addressing a massive gathering of BJP workers 'Karyakarta Mahakumb', the prime...
AIIMS organizes workshop on treatment of children
Kaliyasot and Kolar dams still below FRL
20-year-old married youth commits suicide by hanging
460 patients registered at urology camp
BoM bags ‘Kirti Puraskar’- Highest award for Rajbhasha
Millet Recipe Contest today at AIIMS
Yati claims gang active giving fake building permission in State capital
CM pays tributes to Pt Deendayal Upadhyay
LPG facility to eligible women at concessional rates
Odisha likely to face cyclone in Oct 1st week
October is regarded as the month of cyclones for Bay of Bengal and Odisha as they experience cyclonic storms in the month almost every year. As per the North Indian Ocean Extended Range Outlook for Cyclogenesis issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), there is a likelihood of formation of a...
Proxy BJD Govt operating: Cong
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STF arrests 1 more accused from Assam
Scribes pray Lord for good sense on Govt
Rs 28,200-cr Supplementary Budget presented
Pramila becomes first woman Speaker
Odisha Walking Studio unveiled at Konark
Anganwadi Workers demand salary hike
NALCO net profit Rs 1,544 crore
Cong attacks BJP on Women Reservation Bill, says it is to dupe people
Congress attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), on Monday, and said that the women’s reservation bill passed in the special session of parliament cannot be implemented before 2039. The party said that it is only a fake election slogan to dupe people. Addressing a press meet Congress National Spokesperson, Ragini Nayak...
Moderate to heavy rain predicted for next four to five days
‘Akhara’ to be constructed in State’s every village: Rameshwar Oraon
Guv, CM greets people on Karma festival
Palamu MP commissions power sub station at Gandhipur
Cultural fest on Karma eve
VBU to get permanent registrar and FO soon
DAV's Hardik and Aryan become winners of "Know India Quiz"
Tata Steel UISL Clinches 3 Gold Awards at CCQC 2023 Competition
Annika Singh wins first prize at World Grand Prix Music Contest
SP leader arrested for cybercrime in Mathura
| Police arrested three persons, including a Samajwadi Party leader from Mathura, accused of running an alleged cybercrime racket under the guise of a public service centre, officials said on Monday. According to the police, Samajwadi Party leader Munna Malik and two of his associates, Kamaruddin and Ravi, have been arrested. Senior Superintendent...
Security guidelines issued for consecration ceremony
Yogi pays tribute to Pandit Deendayal
UP RERA issues fresh guidelines for promoters
Radhasoami Satsang Sabha members clash with police in Agra
All govt departments linked to e-office
CM directive to expedite appointment process Stresses on performance-based promotion
Modi to visit Kashi again on Nov 5
SP-Cong seat sharing talks reach roadblock
Govt aims to procure Rs 15,000 cr paddy
Punjab Police conducts raids at 264 hideouts of associates of gangsters
Punjab Police on Monday conducted raids at suspected hideouts of associates of Gangsters and anti-national elements. As many as 264 residential and other premises linked with close associates of several gangsters were thoroughly checked during the operation carried out at all 28 police districts in the state, a statement said. ADGP Law and...
Mounting Debt: Punjab FM Exposes Opposition's “False” Debt Propaganda
Punjab CM to Raise Key Concerns at NZC meeting
Haryana Police ramps up Cybersecurity: Helpline staff doubled to tackle fraud
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Himachal and Punjab CM's visit Attari-Wagah Border
Ex-Finance Minister Manpreet Badal Booked in Corruption Case
Northern Zonal Council Meeting today; HM Amit Shah to preside
Hry CM inaugurates construction work of Medical College in Yamunanagar
Govt scientist Dr Alka Rao gets national award for bridging accessibility gap for deaf
MDDA disposes 92 cases in compounding camps in a month
The Mussoorie Dehradun Development Authority (MDDA) has disposed of 92 cases in the compounding camps it held during this month so far. In these camps, the MDDA imposed a total of Rs 5.1 crore of compounding fees in 92 cases, said the authority officials. These 92 cases included 70 cases related...
Transport department seeks list of school bus and van drivers from schools
BJP welcomes Congress plan, dares it to reveal VIP’s name
Congress leaders to tonsure heads if Govt doesn’t reveal VIP’s name in Ankita Bhandari case: Godiyal
30 new dengue cases reported, active cases drop to 391
Idols of goddesses Nanda & Sunanda installed on Ashtami
One home destroyed, half a dozen damaged by landslide in Nainital
Demand for U’khand’s millets high in markets: Joshi
Police seek suggestions from public to resolve traffic issues in Doon
Bageshwar MLA Parvati Dass sworn in
Rahul rolls out Awas NYAY to retain power
The Bhupesh Baghel government on Monday launched the Gramin Awas NYAY Yojana in Chhattisgarh to provide shelter to the homeless in the state. Lok Sabha member Rahul Gandhi launched the scheme at the “Awas NYAY Sammelan” in village Parsada (Sakri) of Takhatpur block in Bilaspur district. Under the scheme, 47,090 houseless families...
C’garh bags awards for Ayushman Scheme
Chhattisgarh's districts to be made export hubs
Rahul, Bhupesh open garment factory in Bilaspur
Man arrested with 100 kg cannabis
Pithora Krishna Kunj now model for Chhattisgarh
Rahul Gandhi takes train to reach Raipur
Cong didn't implement PMAY scheme for 5 years: BJP
Rahul to launch Gramin Awas Nyay Yojana today
Physiotherapists vital during COVID Pandemic: Bhupesh
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Learn local language to serve better, Sitharaman says at Rozgar Mela
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NCLAT to start hearing Google plea on Play Store from Nov 28
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Godrej Properties sells flats worth Rs 2,000 crore in Noida
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Amazon investing up to $4 billion in AI startup
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Investments in Indian agri-tech startups fell 45 per cent during 2022, ‘23: FSG
Sports
Bangladesh wins the toss and bats first in 3rd ODI against New Zealand
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Rampant India eye rare ODI clean sweep against struggling Australia
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Team World seal Laver Cup title
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Lukaku on scoresheet again
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Reyna set for USA return after Berhalter ‘conversation'
Technology
Apple's new iPhones get faster chips, better cameras and new charging ports
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India Abroad
EAM Jaishankar meets UN leadership, discusses India's G20 Presidency, UNSC reforms
Siraj swings a 'Six': Pacer's dream spell sets up India's comprehensive Asia Cup triumph
Mohammed Siraj conjured a magical spell of seam and swing bowling with magnificent figures of 6 for 21 as India crushed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets to lift the Asia Cup title after a gap of five years. This was India's seventh Asia Cup title and also their biggest victory (263 balls) in ODIs in terms of balls remaining. Siraj's astonishing effort saw defending champions Sri Lanka getting bundled out for 50. India did not bat an...
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Siraj takes 6/21 as India bowl out Sri Lanka for 50 in Asia Cup final
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India look to snap five-year trophy-less streak against Theekshana-less Lanka
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Winning Asia Cup is important for momentum ahead of World Cup: Gill
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Gill's ton silver lining in India's six-run defeat against Bangladesh
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Fifties by Shakib and Towid lift Bangladesh to 265/8 against India
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India opt to field against Bangladesh, Tilak Varma handed ODI debut
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Mendis, Asalanka steer Sri Lanka to 2-wicket win over Pakistan, set up final vs India
Exotica

Welcome to the May edition of Exotica, the ultimate travel magazine for those seeking adventure and cultural immersion. This month, we have an exciting lineup of stories that will take you on a journey across India. Our cover story features the majestic Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, situated in the heart of Madhya Pradesh. Our correspondent has captured the essence of the reserve with its lush green forests, sprawling meadows, and, of course, the tigers. The reserve is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Get ready to experience the thrill of encountering these magnificent creatures up close and personal. For the foodies out there, we have an exclusive feature on Nagaland cuisine. Our writer takes you on a gastronomic journey to the far northeast, where you can discover the unique flavors and textures of this region's cuisine. From smoked meat to bamboo shoot delicacies, Nagaland has something to offer for everyone's taste buds. In addition to our other exciting features this month, we would like to draw your attention to the fascinating Burash flower, also known as Rhododendron in English. The Burash is a medicinal plant that grows in the Himalayan region and has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. The plant has many health benefits, including its ability to reduce inflammation and fever. The Burash flower is also known to be effective in treating respiratory ailments such as asthma and bronchitis, and has even been used to help alleviate pain during childbirth.