In Delhi, walk with Gandhi in the President's House

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Angriya: India's first luxury cruise ship from Mumbai to Goa The luxury ship has 104 rooms, divided into eight different categories. It has a dormitory, deluxe rooms and luxury suites. In Delhi, walk with Gandhi in the President's House With a moon rock, a chunk of Mount Everest and the chance to stroll with Gandhi, the President's House in Delhi is lifting the veil on its treasures in its new museum. Zika virus in India: Facts you need to know Here are few things that we need to know about the outbreak. Anti-India strike shuts Kashmir amid anger over deaths Armed soldiers and police fanned out across much of Indian-controlled Kashmir on Monday as separatists challenging Indian rule called for a general strike to mourn the deaths of civilians and armed rebels during confrontation with government forces. US lottery jackpots climb to $2.2 billion combined after no winners For $2 a ticket, you have chance to be among the richest people in the world if you beat the longshot odds of 1 in 303 million to win the Mega Millions lottery jackpot of $1.6 billion Tuesday night. Hero launches 125cc scooter Destini at Rs 54,650 The new Destini 125 is available in a fully loaded VX variant along with an affordable LX trim, priced at Rs 57,500 and Rs 54,650 (both ex-showroom, Delhi), respectively. World's longest sea-crossing bridge opens between Hong Kong, China The world's longest sea bridge Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge will be thrown open for traffic on October 24. Apple Watch Series 4: Fall-detection for aged, fitness aid for millennial If you are constantly worried about an elderly person in your family suffering a fall in the bathroom or in the garden, the Apple Watch Series 4 is what you need. China builds world's largest amphibious plane AG600 China's indigenously designed and built amphibious aircraft AG600, touted as the world's largest, successfully carried out its first take-off and landing tests on Saturday. "We are hungry!" Migrants wail at Mexico-Guatemala border A standoff between thousands of Central American migrants trying to reach the United States and Mexican police stretched through the night with some migrants hanging from the closed border gate wailing 'there are children here' while others slept on the crowded bridge linking Guatemala to Mexico.

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