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CIREBON, Indonesia, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Salt farmers in Indonesia's West Java province are reaping the benefits of an El Niño-driven drought even as crop farmers brace for a prolonged challenge from the baking heat.
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The deceased has been identified as Ernest D., a resident of Vellarada, Thiruvananthapuram, who was driving the vehicle
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju met Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday, August 5, in an effort to break the parliamentary deadlock
The court also restrained municipal authorities from issuing directions contrary to its orders, warning that any interference could invite contempt proceedings
Shehnab Sahin, in her debut short story collection Colour My Grave Purple, writes about Assam and its people, steering clear of stereotypes
Devendra Nath Mahto, a prominent student leader from Ranchi, is at the forefront of a major protest in Jharkhand, as hundreds of students continue their demonstration for the eighth consecutive day on…
Six decades of conservation have increased the Asiatic lion population from about 100-150 to over 1,000, with nearly half now living outside the protected area; however, the species remains confined…