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For a city ranked among the world’s worst for work-life balance, an unusual 'do nothing' movement emerged with a very simple yet important message.
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7 longest staircases in the world: The invention of lifts, escalators and travelators has made life easy for people who do not wish to use stairs. They are also beneficial for persons with disabilities or those facing health problems. While stairs are common across the world, there are many that are nearly impossible to climb in one go. There are a few stairways in the world which are known for their extreme length as they stretch up mountains, cliffs and towers, giving visitors a test of endurance. Here’s a ranked look at seven of the longest staircases in the world, measured by total step count:
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A crane collapsed onto a moving train in Thailand, derailing it and killing at least 22 people while injuring more than 30 others.
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India and Thailand share a remarkable cultural affinity. The Ramayana, known in Thailand as Ramakien, continues to shape Thai art and traditions.
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Trump announced that Thailand and Cambodia once again agreed to immediately renew their ceasefire agreement, while crediting his personal intervention for the accord as well as Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's assistance.
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The Cambodian Ministry of Defence said in a press release that the Thai military fired two shells into a primary school in Banteay Meanchey province on Wednesday afternoon.
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Paetongtarn Shinawatra is the fifth prime minister to be removed by Thailand's Constitutional Court in the past 17 years.
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World's 10 Best Cities For Gen Z To Live: Bangkok, NYC, London...Let's scroll down to see which ones are topping the charts.
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Thailand-Cambodia War: The two Aoutheast Asian countries have agreed to animmediate and unconditional ceasefire to end border hostilities.
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Nine monks, including high-ranking abbots from well-known temples, have since been defrocked. At least two have gone into hiding. The scale and seniority of those involved have shocked many in Thailand, a country where more than 90% of the population practices Buddhism.
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For women travelling alone, safety is a paramount concern, particularly in regions with documented issues of crime against women. To shed light on these challenges, the World Population Review's Women Danger Index offers a comprehensive look at countries where women face the highest risks. India also present in the list and check it's rank.
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Vacharaesorn, called Than Oun, is the second son of King Maha Vajiralongkorn and his former wife Sujarinee Vivacharawongse.
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The Tipitaka (in Pali) or Tripitaka (in Sanskrit) is a revered compilation of Lord Buddha's teachings, consisting of 108 volumes and regarded as the principal Buddhist scripture.
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Addressing the 20th BIMSTEC Ministerial, Dr S Jaishankar said shorter supply chains and immediate neighbours have a salience much more than before.
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PMModi made the remarks at a joint press event with his Thai counterpart Paetongtarn Shinawatra after holding delegation-level talks during which they held extensive discussions on various areas of bilateral cooperation.
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PM Narendra Modi was received by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Suriya Jungrungreangkit.
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In a departure statement, Modi described BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) as a significant forum for promoting regional development, connectivity, and economic progress in the Bay of Bengal region over the past decade.
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The earthquake's tremors were felt across neighbouring Thailand and some Chinese provinces.
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PM Modi will travel to Sri Lanka on a State Visit from 4 - 6 April 2025, at the invitation of Sri Lanka President Anura Kumara Disanayaka.
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Air India Phuket: The flight was originally scheduled to depart for Delhi on the night of November 16.
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The latest flooding in Chiang Mai began when the Ping River, which runs along the eastern edge of the city, began overrunning its banks on Friday.
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Thailand's tourism tax is structured as follows: air travelers are charged 300 baht (approximately Rs 750), while those entering by land or sea pay 150 baht (around Rs 380).
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