WorldPingA remarkable discovery in Thebes reveals an ancient Egyptian mummy with a haunting, frozen scream.
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WorldPingThis water leakage problem between two neighbours in a housing society turned into an eight-year legal battle, with the Maharashtra Co-operative Appellate Court eventually directing the owner of the first-floor flat to allow repairs in his home.
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