Birds bring musical relief for commuters at Cubbon Park Metro stationRakshitha R, a regular Metro user, was surprised to hear birds chirping as soon as she got off the train at the Cubbon Park Metro station. Initially, she thought some birdies might have found their - Jayalalithaa's childhood friends find a foe in Sasikala, back OPS
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Asiatic lions are in high demand in zoos across the globe, and Gujarat being the only abode of the endangered species is at a greater advantage. The exclusivity of the Asiatic lions has helped - Love carries the day at mass wedding
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A Bengaluru-based techie and his Japanese wife are on a world tour on folding bicycles. The couple has already travelled 17 countries (21,000km), crossed 38 borders and have been on streets for 380 - Call to save Bannerghatta forest grows louder
Do you know that over 200 trucks transport granite from the outskirts of Bannerghatta National Park (BNP) every day? Rampant and illegal use of dynamite in quarrying and stone crushing is said to have - In a first, a crowdfunded film by men for women
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The Centre accords priority to Jerdon's Courser and Great Indian Bustard, critically endangered birds of Andhra Pradesh in National Wildlife Action Plan 2017-31. An alternative habitat for these birds - Beauty biz’s ugly underbelly: Tummy tuck, hair transplant often quack job
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The descendants of Tipu Sultan and Nawab Wajid Ali Shah — the twin legacies that started in Mysore and Lucknow respectively but ended in Kolkata — will take over the sprawling 104 acres of Tollygunge - Heritage downgrade for Madhusudan house
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