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Times News NetworkRamgarh: District fishery department in Ramgarh has rolled out fish feed production in three units in Ramgarh, Dulmi and Mandu, officials said on Thursday adding that each unit is producing 1.5 metric tonnes of feed per day and supplying it to farmers in Hazaribag, Bokaro and Dumka. District fisheries officer Arup Choudhary said, “After local consumption, we are supplying to other districts,” he said. He added while fishery activities are underway at abandoned coal mines of Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) in Kuju and Barka-Sayal area, they are now identifying more such places to promote fish cultivation. Source link

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Senate unanimously opposes pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell The US Senate unanimously approved a resolution on Wednesday opposing any presidential pardon or other form of executive clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein who is serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking offences, according to The New York Post.The non-binding resolution, introduced by Democratic Senator Jacky Rosen of Nevada, states that Maxwell should not receive “a pardon, commutation, or any other form of executive clemency.” While it does not carry legal force, it signals bipartisan opposition in the Senate to any move to reduce…

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A criminal investigation has been launched by the Metropolitan Police who are working with the Health and Safety Executive.The coroner said she had no details of any potential charges.Officers were called at 08:49 BST on 11 June to reports that a man had been injured at Heathrow Airport, the Met said on Tuesday.A Virgin Atlantic spokesperson said in a statement on Tuesday: “We are heartbroken to confirm that a much-loved member of our engineering team has passed away.”Our thoughts are firmly with Georgie’s family, loved ones, friends and colleagues at this incredibly sad and challenging time.”We’re providing support to loved…

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UK holidaymakers are being warned about a nasty infectious disease called cyclosporiasis that can cause explosive diarrhoea, after a sharp rise in cases.The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), external said 67 cases have been reported since April, with many of them among travellers returning from Mexico.It comes amid an outbreak in the US that has infected more than 18,000 people across 45 states. The source hasn’t been identified yet and there have been no reported deaths.The illness is caused by a parasite, cyclospora, that can contaminate food like salads, herbs and soft fruits. It doesn’t naturally occur in the UK…

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Love grows through patience rather than grand gestures today. If you’re single, someone who shares your values and ambitions may quietly enter your life. Couples can strengthen their bond by making practical plans for the future together.Love Horoscope Today for July 30, 2026.Love Tip: Build a relationship that feels secure, not rushed.Crystal Combination: Bronzite and Green Jade: This pairing promotes stability, trust, and lasting commitment.Romance blooms naturally today. Your warmth and affectionate nature make you especially attractive, while couples enjoy moments of comfort and emotional closeness. Singles may receive attention from someone who appreciates your caring personality.Love Tip: Let your…

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Lucky bamboo owes its fame almost entirely to Feng Shui, where it’s treated as a small, steady source of prosperity and good energy. That’s the reason it shows up so often, but the real reason people keep it around is simpler, it’s genuinely low-effort. It’s happy growing in water or in soil, tolerates typical indoor conditions without complaint, and doesn’t need much fussing over. Since it does fine in indirect light, it suits offices, apartments, and any home short on sunlight. Its clean, upright stems also give it a minimalist look that slots easily into most modern interiors. Source link

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In two reports released on July 29, 2026, Civil Society think tank CUTS International has urged the government to go slow on bringing cloud services under India’s proposed ex‑ante competition regime, warning that premature regulation via the Digital Competition Bill (DCB) could dampen the country’s digital economy, raise compliance costs and curb startup‑led innovation.“Any final decision should be guided by a careful assessment of market structure, competition dynamics, and the potential impact on startups, MSMEs, and India’s digital economy as a whole, as well as insights from international development,” one of the reports suggests.The reports namely Competition Concerns in Cloud…

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Pulwama, Jul 29: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Pulwama, Dr. Basharat Qayoom on Wednesday chaired a meeting of the District Advisory Committee on My Bharat at the Administrative Complex, Pulwama, to review the implementation and progress of the MY Bharat initiative in the district.At the outset, the District Youth Officer, Pulwama, delivered a detailed presentation highlighting the objectives of MY Bharat and the progress achieved in the district.The presentation covered youth registrations, formation of Youth Clubs, registration of NGOs, experiential learning opportunities, district performance on the MY Bharat portal, events conducted, and the roadmap for strengthening youth participation in the coming months.Addressing…

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An India-Japan action plan for human resource cooperation envisages the exchange of more than 500,000 personnel in both directions over the next five years, including 50,000 skilled personnel from India, minister of state for external affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.Union MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh speaks in Rajya Sabha during the Monsoon Session of Parliament on Thursday. (Sansad TV)The action plan is part of the Joint Vision for the Next Decade adopted at the India-Japan annual summit held in Tokyo last year, Singh said in a written reply to a question from BJP MP Sujeet Kumar.…

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Kalyan Banerjee stage a protest at Parliament (PTI) NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress (TMC) suspended MP Kalyan Banerjee on Thursday staged a protest in Parliament against the defection of party MPs, wearing a poster displaying photographs of 20 rebel legislators and calling them “traitors of West Bengal.””20 traitors of West Bengal are present in Parliament… dishonest people,” Banerjee was heard saying while staging a protest.The protest comes after at least 20 of the TMC’s 28 Lok Sabha MPs broke away from the party and joined the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), pledging support to the NDA.The Trinamool Congress has described…

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