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SUNDAY, JULY 03, 2022

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Representational Image. Photo: Unsplash
Events

16 athletes walk 71km to honour freedom fighters of 1971

The athletes took 17 hours to complete the walk

Photo: PR
Health

Praava Health organises 1km walk on World Diabetes Day to raise awareness

The tiger was captured from Harinbhanga forest just opposite the Harikhali camp under Bashirhat range in Bengal and later released with the satellite collar on December 27, reports said.(HT file photo)
World+Biz

Walk to remember: Tiger covers 100km in 4 months to reach Sundarbans in Bangladesh from Indian forest

Representational Image. Photo: Unsplash
Wellbeing

A 30-minute walk daily is all you need to live longer, says study

Coast Guard air crew were able to safely pick up Reza Baluchi and the bubble
Offbeat

Man keeps failing to walk to Bermuda in Giant Bubble

Drunk 20-year-old walks 500 miles to ‘clear head’
Offbeat

Drunk 20-year-old walks 500 miles to ‘clear head’

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