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Ashish Suri, a former chess player, won the Champion's Trophy at the Sirsa Open Arm Wrestling Championship. He secured first place in multiple weight categories and championships in 2023 and the previous year, showcasing his transition from chess to arm wrestling success.
A dispute at JNU's Mahi-Mandavi hostel involves vegetarian and non-vegetarian students. Left-wing students oppose the voluntary separate eating arrangement, causing dissatisfaction, especially during Shravan. ABVP supports vegetarian students, citing religious concerns and plans protests, criticizing the administration's inaction.
Ones who participate in heats of fours are rare in the region
Shaheed Udham Singh, executed in 1940, requested a 'Gutka Saheb' before his hanging. His letters from prison, housed at Guru Nanak Dev University, reveal his thoughts and requests for books. The university is creating digital archives of these historical documents.
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A CRPF constable, Munir Ahmed, was dismissed for allegedly forging his Pakistani wife's signature on their nikah nama and concealing their marriage, posing a security threat. The CRPF claims he violated service rules and harbored her illegally in India after her visa expired, citing national security concerns and supporting dismissal without an inquiry.
Sirsa's once-proud sports complexes are decaying due to years of neglect. Both stadiums, once venues for national events, now suffer from poor infrastructure, lack of maintenance, and safety concerns. Despite local complaints and political intervention, improvements are awaited. Officials acknowledge the issues and promise action.
These women are expanding their backyard initiatives into sustainable livelihoods, using insights from the training to improve herd health, scale operations and boost income
The historic Sheesh Mahal in Hoshiarpur is severely decaying despite its cultural significance and promised restoration. Built in 1911, the palace, famous for its mirror work, is deteriorating due to neglect and recent monsoon damage. Although heritage corridors are planned, funding for structural repairs remains unapproved, prompting local calls for urgent action.
On any given day, AIIMS handles nearly 7,500 patients in its outpatient segment and over 500 in emergency
Khalsa College, built on land donated by Kot Khalsa villagers, provided them free education. Originally Rampur, then Kote Sayyidmood, it became Kot Khalsa. Maharaja Ranjit Singh recruited soldiers there, using a well in the Gurdwara Bohri Sahib.
The institute functioned for several years before being abruptly shut down in 2001 due to financial constraints during the 2001–2002 fiscal year
Families in Pujarli panchayat say their lives upended due to reckless hill cutting, muck dumping
20 cases reported at Government Medical College daily
Jagdeep Kumar is traveling to Russia to find his brother, missing for 18 months. He faced challenges during a previous trip, including language barriers and high costs. This time, he's received assistance from the Ministry of External Affairs and support from a Congress leader. Jagdeep believes his brother was tricked into joining the Russian army by a travel agent.
Gathering at Mehma Singh Wala Stadium
(Ape)x security: DMRC stations cardboard commandos to scare away simians
Anahad is among top 30 precision shooters (Under-18) at Junior Olympics in the US
Delhi faces persistent garbage issues despite officials' claims of progress. A new waste pile near Majlis Park sparked controversy. While officials say it's silt, residents face overflowing waste in multiple neighborhoods due to pickup delays and incomplete agency transitions.
#Hill View: Fraternal polyandry—where brothers jointly marry a single woman—has a long-standing history in India’s Himalayan regions, particularly in Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti and parts of Sirmaur
The Golden Temple's surroundings have been drastically altered by modern construction, violating heritage guidelines. The government's recent directions aim to regulate construction, but conservationists feel damage is already done. They urge preservation of remaining historic structures and a review of building bylaws.
Punjabi teacher Raj Kumar digitized 19 Punjabi grammar chapters, making them accessible on the Punjab EduCare App. This initiative simplifies learning and improves engagement. His dedication, stemming from a challenging upbringing, resulted in positive feedback and praise from the District Education Officer.
A Hoshiarpur student created 'Power beneath our feet,' using piezoelectric sensors to generate electricity from footsteps. Tested successfully, it could power lights and other devices in high-traffic areas, promoting renewable energy and smart cities. The project aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Clicking hassles away: Self-service kiosks to be set up for OPD cards, test reports digitised
Discovery to provide early, accurate, at-home screening of the disease
‘Miyazaki’ costs Rs 3 lakh per kg; Horticulture Dept yet to validate the claim
MDU to host three-day Deeksharambh Utsav from today
Agricultural experts have issued an advisory urging timely vigilance, thorough inspections
Over 4,500 tutors in 111 schools can directly interact with senior officials
Nomads are considered eyes and ears of Army, police in thick forests
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