“When I get a job, I’ll ….”: How a Hyderabad man built a massive food distribution network while working 9-5 in a corporate

Every morning, a man dressed in office formals can be seen distributing food outside the NIMS hospital in Hyderabad. Even on rainy days, he arrives carrying an umbrella and plastic sheets to cover the food and protect it from the rain. Within minutes, people begin gathering in large numbers, holding utensils of all sizes. With…

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Etihad updates March 10 flight schedule from Abu Dhabi as limited services continue; advises passengers to check status |

The UAE’s national carrier Etihad Airways has released its updated flight schedule for March 10, 2026, as part of the airline’s phased resumption of limited commercial operations from Abu Dhabi. The airline said it will operate flights to several key destinations, with services carefully coordinated to meet safety and operational requirements amid ongoing regional airspace…

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150-million-year-old intact dinosaur eggs found on Portugal’s Santa Cruz Beach, where a Jurassic predator left them |

PC: Natural History Society based in Torres Vedras, Portugal Dinosaurs are one of those species that have never been seen in real life by anyone; everyone has grown up seeing dinosaurs only in movies like Jurassic Park and reading about them in school books or novels. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the biological…

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Dubai Airports update today: Limited flights resume at DXB and DWC as travellers urged to confirm schedules before travelling

In a current update, as of 9 March 2026, Dubai’s both Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) are operating with a limited number of airlines. The authorities confirmed the news that after a brief disruption, airlines including major UAE carriers are gradually restarting services on selected routes. Though safety remains the…

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Hungary’s Danube River holds a haunting memorial: Shoes that reveal the dark history of those murdered 1944-45 |

On the edge of the Danube River in Budapest, there is a memorial that often stops people in their tracks. Visitors walking along the riverbank near the Hungarian Parliament building suddenly notice dozens of old-style shoes scattered along the concrete embankment. Some look like men’s work boots. Others resemble elegant women’s heels. A few are…

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