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[Bapun]

Twadda kutta tommy, sada kutta kutta? Gurugram man beats neighbours mercilessly for calling pet dog 'kutta'

A man in Haryana’s Gurugram beat his neighbours mercilessly, as one of them called his dog ‘kutta’ instead of tommy and asked him to keep the dog chained.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[iDJ]

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[Prithi Deb]

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[iDJ]

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I was wasting money on the wrong product.

Jokes of The Day 😁

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onlytech.com

 

[iDJ]

This is so hilariously dumb.

Assam: Fraudsters switch to video calls, sextortion cases up | Guwahati News - Times of India

A new scam is doing the rounds in Assam as online fraudsters adopt new tricks of sextortion to dupe and blackmail people via video calls.

m.timesofindia.com

 

[Bapun]

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[Bapun]

COVID-19: Dubai-bound Emirates plane flies with 1 passenger from Mumbai on May 19

New Delhi [India], May 26 (ANI): In view of the COVID-triggered restrictions on Indian passengers arriving United Arab Emirates (UAE), Dubai-bound Emirates Airlines' 350-seated Boeing (B-777) operated with only one passenger from Mumbai on May 19.

www.aninews.in

 

[iDJ]

It’s not easy making a living among the wind-scoured rock faces of the Himalaya, home to the world’s tallest mountains. Beyond large boulders and caves, only a few scraggly trees provide protection from predators and shrieking gusts.

Among the hardy inhabitants is the woolly flying squirrel (Eupetaurus cinereus), which, at five pounds and three feet long, is one of the world’s largest squirrels. It’s also one of the least known mammals on Earth: First named 130 years ago, the house cat-size rodent was believed extinct until its “rediscovery” in the 1990s.

Two new species of cat-size flying squirrel discovered in the Himalaya

The rodents, which live at elevations of more than 15,000 feet, have fluffy tails that act as rudders while they sail between rocky cliffs.

www.nationalgeographic.com

 

[Jr MGR]

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