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Amsterdam mulls new tourism measures to protect locals as COVID-19 keeps away boisterous travellers Firstpost 3 hours ago The New York Times © Provided by Firstpost Amsterdam mulls new tourism measures to protect locals as COVID-19 keeps away boisterous travellers When international travel came to a halt last year, Amsterdam — like cities everywhere — was drained of tourists almost overnight. The effect, according to Sonia Philipse, owner of the restaurant Lavinia Good Food, was both surreal and serene: Without the crowds, her city was quieter and more beautiful tha...

Honda N7X Concept previews new seven-seat Honda SUV, to enter production late in 2021 Firstpost 2 hours ago tech2 News Staff © Provided by Firstpost Honda N7X Concept previews new seven-seat Honda SUV, to enter production late in 2021 At an online event Monday afternoon, the wraps were taken off the Honda N7X Concept, a prototype of a brand-new, seven-seat SUV that Honda has designed keeping the Indonesian market in mind. Honda says the N in the name stands for ‘New’, 7 for its seven seats and X for excitement. The N7X is designed and developed by Honda’s Asia Pacif...

Dry winters, climate change causes Nepal to experience worst wildfires in a decade Firstpost 3 hours ago Agence France-Presse © Provided by Firstpost Dry winters, climate change causes Nepal to experience worst wildfires in a decade Nepal is experiencing its worst fire season in almost a decade, officials said Tuesday, as huge blazes rage across the country's forests, engulfing the Himalayan nation in a shroud of brownish haze. Air quality in the capital Kathmandu was ranked on Tuesday as the worst in the world, according to monitoring site IQAir, with some international ...

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The language of the lion: Tracing the history of Sinhala, its complicated relationship with Tamil in Sri Lanka Firstpost 04-02-2021 Karthik Venkatesh © Provided by Firstpost The language of the lion: Tracing the history of Sinhala, its complicated relationship with Tamil in Sri Lanka The formation of the modern nation state has defined world politics for the last couple of centuries. The origins of this idea in 18th-19th century Europe saw the coming-together of litterateurs, royalty, military generals, cultural theorists, and lastly, the public who made the discourse th...