150 years of Mahatma Gandhi: 4 questions Bapu asked himself & all of us

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What's causing surge in onion prices Onions are selling costlier than apples in the national capital. The wholesale price of onions at the vegetables and fruits market here is Rs 50 per kg, while the seasonal apple, of average quality, is available at Rs 30-40 per kg in the market. 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi: 4 ques Bapu asked himself & all of us Diverse people and groups have valued and used some of Gandhis ideas and practices, or used his name to grace their own projects. Intrepid scientists witness final days of Venezuelan glacier Blackouts shut off the refrigerators where the scientists keep their lab samples. Gas shortages mean they sometimes have to work from home. They even reuse sheets of paper to record field data because fresh supplies are so scarce. Coral die-off predicted as marine heat wave engulfs Hawaii At the edge of an ancient lava flow where jagged black rocks meet the Pacific, small off-the-grid homes overlook the calm blue waters of Papa Bay on Hawaii's Big Island _ no tourists or hotels in sight. Here, one of the islands' most abundant and vibrant coral reefs thrives just below the surface. Hundreds of thousands affected as British travel firm fails Families stranded, honeymoons and vacations canceled, thousands of workers laid off: The sudden collapse of British tour company Thomas Cook and its network of airlines and hotels sowed chaos for hundreds of thousands of travelers and businesses around the world Monday. Watery grave for ancient Turkish town of Hasankeyf In a graveyard beside the doomed town of Hasankeyf, workers are exhuming bodies, carrying them to a new resting place away from the waters that will soon submerge this ancient site. 'How dare you?' Greta Thunberg asks world leaders at UN summit A visibly angry Greta Thunberg berated world leaders at a UN climate summit on Monday, accusing them of betraying her generation by failing to tackle greenhouse gas emissions and asking "How dare you?" The break-dancers of Kabul: Afghan youth busting moves In the land of suicide bombings, burqas, and unending war, a group of Afghans have turned to breakdancing for stress relief and self-expression even as fears the Taliban could yet return to power fuel worries of a renewed crackdown on the arts. Green gaming: Video game firms make climate promises at UN The companies behind PlayStation, Xbox, Angry Birds, Minecraft, Twitch and other video games and platforms pledged on Monday at the U.N. to level up efforts to fight climate change and get their throngs of users involved. Sensex at 39K: What should mutual fund investors do? Exuberance and optimism can be infectious. Most investors tend to forget their original investment plans and objectives and suddenly turn adventurous.

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