11 places in India experiencing totally different weather

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11 places in India experiencing totally different weather Here are some images of Indian cities showing the diverse climatic conditions in our country all due to climate change. Meet the JNU security guard who cracked varsity's entrance exam The 33-year-old Meena always dreamt of visiting Russia, which prompted him to opt for the Russian language. How Kim Jong Un gets his Mercedes limousines High-end Western goods are making their way to North Korea's elite through a complex system of port transfers, secret high-seas shipping and shadowy front companies, according to research by the Center for Advanced Defense Studies, a nonprofit Washington group that looks at smuggling networks, and an investigation by The New York Times. Five money lessons to learn from Sacred Games Set in Mumbai's seedy underworld, the Sacred Games series is about power politics and crime. But it also offers lessons that can help people handle their money better. Why some farmers hope for floods in 'vanishing' Majuli Every monsoon Assam is ravaged by devastating floods. While farmers in the rest of the state dread the losses it spells, cultivators on the Majuli river island wait for the annual deluge. Why is India always short of rabies vaccine? A shortage of anti rabies vaccines (ARV) has led to its price doubling on the black market — with a dose of the vaccine that normally sells for Rs 300 going for twice that amount. Trial of 'El Chapo': Rare glimpse inside the drug world The trial of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman provided a rare and terrifying look into the workings of one of the world's largest cartels. On February 12, a jury found Guzman guilty of crimes spanning a quarter century, and on Wednesday, a judge is expected to sentence him to life in prison. Here is a summary of some of the highlights of the trial: Mumbai building that collapsed was 100 years old The building that collapsed was nearly 100 years old and 15 families were living there. Bollywood stars bank on startups Celebrities, now-a-days, are not only endorsing products or brands, they're jumping into the business and making investments in various startups. Recently, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan along with her mother Vrinda K R invested Rs 1 crore in Bengaluru-based environment startup Ambee, which uses data to measure metrics like air quality. World Tattoo Day: Twitter CEO, Canada PM & Others Who Got Inked Keeping up with a world that revolves around such trends, top bosses and even Prime Ministers are becoming a part of the inked league. On World Tattoo Day, here's a round-up of all business leaders who boast of an incredible and unique tattoo.

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