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Sewerage work underway at Jadiyo Ka Rasta in Jaipur’s Chaura Rasta Saturday Jaipur: Residents of Walled City, already grappling with overflowing sewers and poor drainage, are now facing fresh hardship as a road at Jadiyo Ka Rasta near Chaura Rasta has remained dug up for nearly six weeks after drainage work, making movement difficult during the monsoon.The road was excavated to lay new drains and the drainage work has since been completed. However, the stretch has not been restored, leaving it muddy, uneven and slippery. Residents, commuters and shopkeepers say the damaged road has become a daily hazard, particularly for…

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Nagpur: More than 24 hours after power supply was disrupted to several civic installations, including around 20 traffic signals, CCTV cameras and other Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) facilities, and later restored, neither Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL) nor NMC can conclusively explain what triggered the outages.The outages began on Friday morning, particularly affecting traffic signals equipped with smart meters. CCTV cameras and some public gardens, playgrounds and even Ambazari Ghat were also affected, raising questions over whether the incident was caused by a technical glitch or an operational error during remote meter management.Speaking to TOI, DCP (Traffic) Aditya…

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Varanasi: A special Pocso court in Varanasi on Saturday sentenced 27-year-old Vijay Sonkar, a vegetable vendor from the Assi area, to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 for raping a 17-year-old speech-and hearing-impaired minor girl in 2021. The court also directed that 70% of the fine be paid to the victim as compensation.According to Special Public Prosecutor Santosh Kumar Singh, the accused allegedly lured the girl to his tin-shed house near a vegetable shop, raped her, and recorded a video that later surfaced online. The case was registered at Bhelupur police station after the survivor’s uncle filed…

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Kolkata: An 85-year-old man died after he fell off the seventh-floor corridor window of a 15-storey residential building inside a housing complex at Belgachhia Milk Colony on Saturday afternoon. Arun Kumar Basu lived on the seventh floor.Security guards and residents of the building found him lying on a path road inside the complex around 2 pm. Police did not find any suicide note. Source link

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England have to find the management and mentality to somehow take themselves somewhere they have never been since 1966.Tuchel built a side in a Premier League image with lots of physicality and moulded around their two world-class players – Bellingham and Kane.As yet, however, there is no clear idea or pattern of how they can reshape quickly ahead of Euro 2028 and actually win a tournament.And, of course, they will face France and Spain at those Euros.Tuchel needs to find a way to make England more potent and resilient, less one-dimensional, and he will be able to draft in the…

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Take the slower lane today, Aquarius. The chart asks for caution in movement, speech, and reaction. Mars creates friction around roads, tools, and restless impulses, while the Moon brings unnecessary tension that can make small matters feel bigger than they are. So don’t rush. Not on the road, not in a debate, not in your own head.There may be some disappointing news or a message that lowers your mood for a while. It may concern family, work, travel, or someone not keeping their word. Let the first reaction pass before you respond. The day is average, not ruined. That’s an…

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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey begins in a great hall, with a bard (Travis Scott).Lupita Nyong’o doesn’t falter as Helen of Troy. But Nolan’s version is a fear-struck woman, a sort of apologetic alter-ego of Homer’s heroine.Drawing an elegant line between ancient epic storytelling and modern-day rap, Scott begins the bard’s performance with a neat summary of the Iliad: “A face, a fleet, a war, a man, a thought, a trick.” Armed with that context, we enter its sequel, the Odyssey.The face he’s referring to is that of Helen of Troy, played by Lupita Nyong’o. The decision to cast her led…

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Srinagar, Jul 18: The opening day of the third edition of the Chinar Book Festival witnessed enthusiastic participation from children, students and visitors, with creative activities, storytelling sessions and cultural performances setting the tone for the nine-day literary celebration at the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre (SKICC) on Saturday.The Children’s Corner remained a major attraction as young participants showcased their creativity in a drawing competition themed “Sare Jahan Se Accha – India’s Journey from ISRO to ISS.” The competition encouraged children to depict India’s achievements in space exploration through art.Adding to the festive atmosphere, a storytelling session titled “Tales Under the…

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The FIFA World Cup third-place playoff between England and France delivered a thrilling spectacle, with the Three Lions prevailing 6-4 to claim the bronze medal after a goal-filled contest. The match also witnessed a historic milestone as Kylian Mbappe became the highest goalscorer in FIFA World Cup history. His second-half brace took his overall tally to 22 goals, moving him one clear of Lionel Messi’s 21. Despite Mbappe’s landmark achievement, it was Bukayo Saka who stole the spotlight with a brilliant hat-trick to inspire England to victory.Bukayo Saka scored the hat-trick for England in the bronze medal match. (AP)England looked…

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SRIHARIKOTA: A sudden hold in the final five minutes of the countdown briefly froze the celebration waiting to erupt at Sriharikota. Then, after a tense 35-minute delay and a restart of the launch sequence, Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 roared off the first launchpad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre here at 12.05 pm Saturday, becoming India’s first privately developed orbital-class rocket to reach low Earth orbit.Skyroot Aerospace’s maiden orbital mission, named Mission Aagaman, not only successfully placed its six payloads into the targeted 450-km low Earth orbit at an inclination of 60 degrees, it made India the third country to achieve…

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