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1. An economic tricycle that is fuelled by 80% water and 20% LPG has been developed by students of MVJ College of Engineering (MVJCE) in Bangalore.
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2. Jogging is considered a good exercise, nonetheless, one needs naturally clean and fresh air to breathe while jogging! A Green research hub has been planned at a joggers’ paradise to promote this!
Read more here.
3. A football match will serve a dual purpose – the veterans will feel proud to play again and the younger ones will learn a lesson or two from the veterans’ long experience!
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4. Do you want to eat healthy and safe food? Go to ‘Safe Food Mela’ at Chennai’s Semmozhi Poonga (campus of the former Woodlands Drive-in) today (June 24, 2012) between 3 and 7 p.m.
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5. Khadi, the natural cotton cloth most preferred and promoted by Mahatma Gandhi, will reach the Berlin Fashion Week this July!
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6. Once a ‘Bandit Queen’ is not a ‘bandit’ forever! Seema Biswas can be a different sort of Queen as well – to win Best Supporting Actress Award at the Los Angeles Movie Awards for Miraj Group’s film titled ‘Queens! – Destiny of Dance’.
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Compiled by Devdutt.
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