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Kochi: Ernakulam govt medical college will open an adult immunisation clinic on Monday. The clinic will provide vaccines ...

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New Delhi: Three men who allegedly posed as beggars to steal from unsuspecting commuters at traffic signals in south Delhi have been arrested by Delhi.

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Two recently discovered ancient gold rings set with garnets reveal how Greek trends and customs became part of life in Jerusalem 2,300 years ago.

A metal detectorist has discovered a gold mourning ring dating from the 18th Century "gleaming in the sunshine". Malcom Weale, 53, unearthed the ring in a field near Thetford, in Norfolk, in August.

The gold ring with a red garnet is going to be a big help in understanding the largely unknown Hellenistic period in Jerusalem.