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Metal artisans of Chamba struggle to sustain livelihood

By Tribune News Service 06 Jun 2021

Entertainment

Riz Ahmed spent months learning drums, sign language for ‘Sound Of Metal’

By Tribune Web Desk 14 Apr 2021

The School Tribune

Metal-rich environment crucial for light giant planets, but not for heavy giant ones

By Tribune Web Desk 11 Mar 2021

Nation

Volunteers, metal detectors, drones: Ghazipur gears up for farmers’ tractor parade

By Vinayak Padmadeo 25 Jan 2021

World

France, Britain, Germany rebuke Iran over uranium metal work

By Tribune Web Desk 16 Jan 2021

Punjab

16 Kapurthala villages to get metal bridge today

By Tribune News Service 23 Dec 2020

Nation

Heavy metal content in water caused mystery illness in AP

By Tribune News Service 09 Dec 2020

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Kaavan, dubbed the “world’s loneliest elephant” after languishing alone for years in a Pakistani zoo, was readied Sunday for his flight to a sanctuary in Cambodia. The task of getting him into an elephant-sized metal box for transport was the most crucial step in rescuing him from the dire conditions he’s lived in for 35 years. Kaavan is set to leave aboard a Russian cargo plane for the 25,000-acre sanctuary early Monday morning. The plight of the male Asian elephant, who’s been alone since the death of his partner Saheli in 2012, has captured worldwide attention. Kaavan was diagnosed earlier this year as being dangerously overweight. Kaavan’s wounds are emotional as well as physical. The loss of his mate took a toll on Kaavan’s mental health.

30 Nov 2020

Videos

Local enthusiast and employee of an automobile repair workshop Anatoly and crane operator Andrei assemble and install a robot on the outskirts of the rebel-controlled city of Donetsk, Ukraine. According to creators, who plan to open a robotics engineering park, two 13-metre and 6-metre-high sculptures featuring transformer robots were made of waste metal, including car components and weigh about 4 and 2 tonnes, respectively.

28 Nov 2020

Punjab

Top scientists committee to research heavy metal and uranium in groundwater of Punjab

By Tribune Web Desk 18 Nov 2020

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