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ITBP truck filmed dumping waste near Bhagirathi river; officials say it was authorised

ITBP truck filmed dumping waste near Bhagirathi river; officials say it was authorised
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Motorists urge to resolve traffic choke issue near South Gate

Motorists urge to resolve traffic choke issue near South Gate
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Amid CJP protest, Delhi Traffic Police issues advisory; urges to avoid restricted areas

Amid CJP protest, Delhi Traffic Police issues advisory; urges to avoid restricted areas
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On this 7km industrial corridor in Bengaluru, expect around 350 bumps & jolts

On this 7km industrial corridor in Bengaluru, expect around 350 bumps & jolts
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'Thank you, friends': PM Modi hails 'love, support' of youth in new Insta video


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In the 1980s, Scotland planted commercial trees across parts of a 9,000-year-old peatland

The ancient peatlands of Scotland are undergoing a significant restoration, which addresses the detrimental effects caused by tree planting. Conservationists are diligently working to eliminate commercial trees, aiming to enhance wildlife habitats and maintain stored carbon levels. This notable effort is primarily focused on the Flow Country, a treasure trove of wetlands recognized as a World Heritage Site for its global ecological importance.
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Big Bear bald eagle Jackie's health update: Lead poisoning ruled out, bright and strong but critical after life-saving blood transfusion


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Florida's first underwater habitat in 40 years will soon host scientists

A new underwater habitat has been installed off the Florida Keys coast. This habitat will allow scientists to live and work beneath the ocean for extended periods. It offers a unique opportunity to study human health responses to extreme environments. Research will also focus on coral reef restoration and climate impact assessments. This marks a significant advancement for marine science and human physiology research.
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Rare 2,000-year-old Liubo boards found, but the game's rules remain a mystery

Ancient Liubo boards discovered in Han Dynasty tombs shed light on a beloved game that transcended social classes for centuries. Archaeologists have detailed the game's equipment and venues of play, yet the precise rules of Liubo continue to elude scholars, presenting an enduring enigma in the realm of archaeology. The allure of this lost gameplay continues to inspire curiosity.
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This 90-year-old woman in China unknowingly kept using a live grenade as a kitchen hammer for over 20 years


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A giant stone jar in Laos holding 37 skeletons may finally solve a century-old mystery


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Diego Garcia became one of the world's most strategic military bases


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Retired police officer discovers an exceptionally rare white rattlesnake in Arizona, “once-in-a-lifetime” find


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1,600-year-old Roman guardian spirit found beneath ancient fort in northern England

At Vindolanda fort, archaeologists have made an exciting discovery: a sandstone carving of a Roman guardian spirit, estimated to be 1,600 years old. This striking relief depicts a genius, symbolising the protective spirit revered by the soldiers. Such archaeological finds deepen our understanding of the spiritual lives and beliefs of Roman forces stationed at this military stronghold, adding to the fort's historical narrative.
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Seattle's 'Emerald City' from space: How glaciers and people shaped its landscape

Ancient glaciers sculpted Seattle's hills and valleys thousands of years ago. Humans later reshaped this terrain through extensive engineering projects. The city's development is closely tied to its numerous waterways and coastlines. These natural and man-made features create the distinctive "Emerald City" landscape. Nasa's image reveals this combined geological and engineering history.
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