Man held with 6 firearms, 21 rounds ahead of rath yatra | Ahmedabad News

Confiscated illegal firearms displayed on a police evidence table beside case files and an “Firing cases data” document, set against a muted Rajasthan map highlighting Dholpur, Jaipur, Kotputli-Behror, Kota and Sikar, illustrating rising gun violence and illegal arms in the state. Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad city crime branch on Wednesday arrested a 27-year-old man and seized six…

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Only an offer has come, nothing further, state tells Calcutta High Court on midday meal by Iskcon | Kolkata News

PIL on Iskcon proposal for school midday meals Kolkata: Only an offer came, nothing further, the state govt told the Calcutta High Court in a PIL, challenging the proposal to entrust Iskcon with preparing and supplying cooked meals under PM-POSHAN to KMC schools.Though it called the PIL “premature”, the division bench of Acting Chief Justice…

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Heavy rain continues across Maharashtra, over 500mm in ghats; restrictions in Mahabaleshwar, Pune tourist hotspots | Pune News

A landslide at the foothills of Neel Parvat in Nashik has cut off road connectivity to a local settlement Pune/Kolhapur: Triple-digit rainfall continued to pound Maharashtra’s Western Ghats on Wednesday, disrupting movement and prompting authorities to restrict access to tourist hotspots, including Mahabaleshwar.Bhira topped the Western Ghats rainfall chart with 574mm in the 24 hours…

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Coastal Salcete sarpanchs meet power dept officials over outages | Goa News

Colva: A delegation of few sarpanchs from the coastal belt of the Benaulim constituency met the superintendent engineer of the electricity department in Margao to raise concerns over the frequent power outages affecting Cavelossim, Carmona, Orlim, Varca, Benaulim, Colva and Seraulim.Varca Sarpanch Flavia Barreto highlighted the difficulties faced by residents due to frequent voltage fluctuations….

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India flags inconsistencies in US approach to Section 301 forced labour law, points to selective exemptions

India has poked holes in US’s plans to impose another tariff series linked to alleged forced labour, arguing that its own approach is inconsistent and the issue be dealt with through bilateral trade negotiations instead of unilateral action. Speaking before a panel of the US Trade Representative (USTR) earlier on Wednesday, Brij Mohan Mishra, joint…

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India gets its 98th GM! Both parents chess coaches, 10th board exam forced a break: The making of Aswath S | Exclusive | Chess News

NEW DELHI: Do you remember the feeling of sitting your Class 10 board exam? Very few don’t feel butterflies in their stomach beforehand. For India’s 98th Grandmaster (GM) Aswath S, the board exam meant putting the chessboard, his lifelong companion, aside for four months, from the start of the year until April, for the sake…

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‘King’ budget: Did director Siddharth Anand RUBBISH claims that Shah Rukh Khan-starrer cost Rs 450 crore |

At a time when films like ‘Ramayana’ and ‘Varanasi’ are making waves online for mega-budgets to the tune of Rs 4,000 crore and Rs 1,400 crore, respectively, Shah Rukh Khan‘s movie ‘King’ also hit the headlines over buzz about its budget.‘King’ budget creates buzz onlineRumours doing the rounds online claim that ‘King’, featuring a star-studded…

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Argentina pilot told his student, ‘You know what to do,’ then jumped mid-air without a parachute. The student landed the plane safely, but the pilot didn’t survive | World News

Flight instructor Leandro Andrés Bertazzo (left) and a Cessna 150 training aircraft. A routine flight lesson in Argentina turned into an unimaginable emergency after a flight instructor told his 22-year-old student, “You know what to do,” before jumping from the aircraft without a parachute. Left alone in the cockpit, the trainee remained calm, contacted air…

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For decades, scientists searched for Mars’ lost ocean: A giant ‘bathtub ring’ may have finally revealed it |

For years, the idea that Mars once held vast amounts of water has remained one of planetary science’s most persistent questions. Dry river valleys, mineral deposits, and ancient lake basins have all hinted that the planet looked very different billions of years ago, but proving the existence of a true ocean has been far more…

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