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Three NSUI functionaries climbed atop a water tank near Gandhi Nagar railway stationThree NSUI functionaries climbed atop a water tank near Gandhi Nagar railway stationThree NSUI functionaries climbed atop a water tank near Gandhi Nagar railway stationThree NSUI functionaries climbed atop a water tank near Gandhi Nagar railway stationThree NSUI functionaries climbed atop a water tank near Gandhi Nagar railway station Jaipur: Three NSUI functionaries climbed atop a water tank near Gandhi Nagar railway station Thursday, demanding resignation of Union home minister Amit Shah over alleged police action against students in Delhi and restoration of student union elections in universities…

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Nagpur: A 17-year-old aspiring woman cricketer died by suicide due to dejection after failing to make it to the higher level, leaving the sporting fraternity of the city in shock.The incident came to light early Thursday morning at Laxmi Nagar under Bajaj Nagar police station limits. The deceased, Aditi Chaukhande, a resident of Akola originally, lived with her mother and elder brother in Nagpur. Her father is a civil contractor in Akola.Aditi had recently cleared her Class 12 examination. As per police, Aditi was training along with her brother Prabal, who is also an emerging cricketer. On Wednesday night, after…

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Kolkata: The state may appeal to the SC for an extension of the deadline if it fails to complete the recruitment of assistant teachers for classes 9 to 12, according to the apex court order.School education minister Dipak Barman on Thursday said the department was still trying to complete the recruitment by the SC-set deadline. He also said the written test results for Group C and Group D posts would be declared shortly. Source link

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Water companies have performance commitments on issues such as leakage. It is illegal to release raw sewage into rivers and seas during “normal” weather conditions, but firms are allowed to do so when it rains heavily, to prevent homes being flooded.Thames is the UK’s largest water company, supplying water and wastewater services to 16 million customers across London and parts of southern England.Speaking to the BBC’s Big Boss Interview podcast, Weston said the company treats 4.3 billion litres of waste a day, and “99.5% of the time” it gets treated successfully, although “sometimes something goes wrong”.”We want to do better…

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German proverb of the day (AI-generated image) Some proverbs make their point in a single line. Others need a moment of thought before the meaning actually lands. This old German saying belongs firmly in the second group. On first hearing, it sounds almost like a strange bit of arithmetic involving fences, dogs, horses and people, nothing more. It never quite explains itself outright, and that is really part of its charm. Underneath the odd wording sits a genuinely thoughtful reflection on time, change, and the simple fact that everything living has its own season, whether that happens to be a…

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AI tools may have not yet proven to be a consumer tech revolution on the scale of the internet or even electricity, external, as many tech executives have promised for years. But there is still huge demand from people for new technology.Google said last week that 950 million people are using its Gemini chatbot at least once a month, three times the users it had a year ago.Apple on Thursday said that new versions of its core products, the Mac computer, iPhone and iPad, have been selling better this year than the company planned for or expected.So much so that…

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There’s a sense of completion in the air today, Aquarius. The Moon moves through your own sign’s field of self-expression, and that often brings a feeling that things are falling into place. Not magically, but neatly. What you aimed for begins to look reachable, and that alone can lift your pace.You carry more confidence than usual, and people respond to it. Business persons, employees, and students all gain from this steadier inner current. Simple tasks like responding to messages, editing notes, or rewriting files seem less sluggish because your brain isn’t fighting against itself.Love and Relationship:Relationships remain cooperative. If you’re…

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Histories are usually related to grand cities, fortresses and old historical landmarks. However, there are places in the world that hold intriguing stories about history and traditions that are kept alive, where houses of the past are still being inhabited by people and landscapes have been altered very little throughout many years. Villages that have survived through centuries, wars, natural catastrophes and the development of modernity, and where everything is the same as it was many years ago.These villages range from snow-white farmhouses in Japan to dramatic Norwegian fishing villages, from medieval streets of France to centuries old fortress of…

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Srinagar, July 31: The Jammu–Srinagar National Highway (NH-44) remains closed for all types of traffic on Friday as restoration work is in progress, officials said.An official of Traffic Police told GNS that, work is underway between Jakheni in Udhampur district and Gangroo, Banihal in Ramban district.The closure follows an advisory issued yesterday by the District Magistrates of Udhampur and Ramban, allowing NHAI to carry out widening of the hill-side carriageway and removal of loose debris.Commuters have been advised not to travel on NH-44 until the road is cleared for traffic.Authorities have also urged people not to pay heed to rumours…

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Thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta over the past two days, overwhelming local authorities and prompting Madrid to deploy the military to reinforce border security. The latest surge, which has claimed at least nine lives, has once again placed Ceuta at the centre of Europe’s migration debate and renewed attention on how the Spanish territory manages irregular arrivals.People gather on a hilltop near Bab Sebta on the Morocco-Spain border, near Spain’s enclave of Ceuta and the Moroccan town of Fnideq on July 30, 2026. (Photo by Abdelmajid BZIOUAT / AFP) (AFP)What is Ceuta?Ceuta…

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