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Mandatory facial recognition will be rolled out across NSW gaming venues under the latest anti-gambling reforms.
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In the 1960s and 1970s, yellow taxis were a force to contend with in Madras. While this mode of transport was never as prolific as its contemporaries, it nonetheless had a presence, with the prepaid…
A Gwalior man was fined ₹5,500 after his car, covered with 3,400 lipstick marks reportedly left by his girlfriend, was spotted on city roads.
Cris van Pelt's website "Have I Been Flocked?" is visited by thousands of people a day, but he told BI that "ending Flock is not the end game."
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is stepping up efforts to attract more remittances into Ghana and channel a greater share of the funds into productive investment, enterprise development and job creation, the Governor, Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama, has said.
UAE leaders marked the Prophet Mohammed's birthday with a message of goodwill, unity and peace. In their public message, they called for security and stability in the UAE, the region and around the world. President Sheikh Mohamed said the anniversary was an opportunity to remember the Prophet Mohammed's legacy , which is defined by the…
Madras was the first place in India where trains were introduced. In 1856, Royapuram became the terminus for a line that ran to Walajah Road. On the suburban side, the ball began rolling in the 1900s, and while the network grew, it never quite rivalled those in places such as Mumbai.
