How Gurugram's office-goers to Delhi are coping with odd-even

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How Gurugram's office-goers to Delhi are coping with odd-even With the option of using their own vehicle gone on half the days, commuters are finding the public transport network, especially buses, unreliable and inadequate. Ayodhya verdict: 6 things to know before the crucial ruling As the potentially touch-and-go hour nears, here is a journey down the memory lane to make sense of things that came to pass on that fateful December 6, 1992 day, a fraught moment in history after which India was never the same again. Fret no more. Flying taxis may soon help you beat traffic congestion Lilium is one of a clutch of startups working on battery-powered aircraft that can take off vertically, sparing future travellers the hassle of an airport check-in or delays due to road traffic. Pollution on the rise: These 6 common mistakes are hurting your health While exercising is an essential aspect of life, dire situations call for dire measures. Your daily morning walk may do more harm than benefit in these extreme weather conditions. For the upcoming days, refrain from any outdoor activity to ensure for the sake of your health. Can you manage change? You are the boss In keeping with today's fast-changing times, adaptability and the ability to deal with uncertainties have emerged as the top two leadership traits, according to a survey. How to deposit money online in PPF a/c PPF subscribers can make online transfers from their savings account or direct online fund transfer if they maintain their PPF and savings account(s) with the same bank. South Koreans fake their funerals for life lessons A South Korean service is offering free funerals - but only to the living. More than 25,000 people have participated in mass "living funeral" services at Hyowon Healing Center since it opened in 2012, hoping to improve their lives by simulating their deaths. Fire survivors transform California city that took them in What's happened in Chico in the year since California's deadliest wildfire shows how blazes _ growing more frequent and destructive with climate change _ have lasting effects far beyond the flames. Residents of Mexican town struggle with fear after massacre After holding funerals for and burying some of the nine American women and children slain in a cartel ambush, residents of this town of about 300 are left to come to grips with the fear the attacks inspired among the tightly knit community. Why 11,000 Scientists are warning of 'untold suffering' ahead of us The chorus against climate change seems to be getting louder than ever, but as schoolchildren, too, are now asking: Is anybody really listening? Over 11,000 scientists from 153 countries joined their voices this week to call for greater and more urgent action to limit the deepening, and more accelerated, the threat of climate change humans face today.

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