Australia expands biometric requirements for visa applicants in India
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Indian Railways to launch two new Vande Bharat Sleeper trains on Mumbai-Bengaluru and Varanasi-Delhi routes
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Trump's 'jihadist' label for Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed draws scrutiny
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7-year-old from Tripura writes alphabets of 30 languages, earns India Book of Records entry
Seven-year-old Rudransh Bhowmik from Tripura has set a record by writing the alphabets of 30 different languages. He finished the task in one hour and 33 minutes, working with just a pencil and paper. The languages he tackled include scripts such as Arabic, Bengali, and Georgian, which are known for their distinctive challenges. The India Book of Records has officially recognised his achievement.
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