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After Dry January, try a sober vacation
Distancing yourself from the intoxicating substance, even when it's time to jet off for some downtime, could become something of a trend thanks to the so-called sober curious movement
ByAFPRelaxnews
The Tap's Running Dry
ByPrince Mathews Thomas
A Dry White Season
ByElizabeth Flock
The fortnight from across the globe (January 15-January 31)
ByForbes India Photo Team
Will funds dry up for startups this year?
BySayan Chakraborty
Matrix's deal flurry in January
ByHarichandan Arakali
When the Milk Runs Dry: India's New Dairy Policy
BySamar Srivastava
The New India Movement
ByAmit Verma
As gas stations run dry, Britons cope with disruptions to daily life
Amul's Non Co-operative Movement
ByM.S. Sriram
Polygon to undergo a hard fork on January 17th
ByShashank Bhardwaj
Prince Harry set to release memoir in January 2023
ByAFPRelaxnews
Rain watch for Aug 31-Sept 6: El Nino risk rises, dry spells continue
ByNasrin Sultana
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