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Noida: Three people were arrested, and two minors were taken into custody for allegedly stealing gold ornaments and valuables from locked houses in residential societies.Police said the gang comprising Tekram, Pawan Kumar, and Anil Bhati, all in their 30s, along with two minors aged 15 and 16, was active in the city for past few months, specifically targeting locked homes.In June alone, four theft cases were registered at Dadri and Beta 2 police stations. Bhuvan Kumar, a resident of Dadri, said he left for his village with his family on April 26. When he returned home on May 12, he…

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23-year-old Anand Kumar allegedly died by suicide at his house in Kanpur on Friday Buxar: The family of Anand Kumar, the 23-year-old BTech gold medallist who allegedly died by suicide in Kanpur after failing to secure a govt job despite around 50 attempts, left his native village in Bihar’s Buxar district after receiving news of the tragedy.Anand’s father, Rajkumar Lohia, had arrived at Rupsagar village under Nawanagar police station on Friday to finalise the marriage of his elder son when the family learned about the incident.Anand had topped the BTech (electrical engineering) programme at a private engineering college in 2024…

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Bokaro: At a time when the East Singhbhum and West Singhbhum district administrations have launched aggressive campaigns against malaria, the public health department of Bokaro Steel Plant (BSL) on Sunday launched an anti-larval inspection and awareness campaign across Bokaro Steel Township to check mosquito-borne diseases like dengue, chikungunya, and malaria.The drive is aimed at detecting and destroying breeding sites. Special teams of trained health workers are moving through residential pockets, open spaces and vulnerable locations, draining stagnant water and carrying out anti-larval treatment, wherever required.“Preventing mosquito breeding at the source is the most effective way to control mosquito-borne diseases. The…

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T’puram: A fast-track special court in Attingal sentenced a 34-year-old man to 75 years of rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 9 lakh for sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl. The court also directed the convict to undergo an additional 18 months of imprisonment if he fails to pay the fine.The convict, Aneesh, 34, of Kalliyoor village under Nemom police limits, was found guilty by Attingal fast track special court Judge C R Biju Kumar.The verdict was delivered in a case registered by Pothencode police on Jan 11, 2025. Following the registration of the case, police launched an investigation,…

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Salanpur (West Burdwan): Protests erupted in West Burdwan’s Salanpur block on Sunday after locals belonging to the Bauri community alleged they were being prevented from entering a Durga temple in Karmakar Para of Athora gram panchayat.Community members gathered outside the temple around 11am, locked its main gate and staged a demonstration against the alleged discrimination.A large police contingent was deployed at the location who managed to pacify protesters who subsequently called off the agitation.Locals said members of the Bauri community have been offering prayers at the temple for decades.However, during the Rath Yatra celebrations this year, when the shrine was…

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Video shows Andrew Tate trying to hand mobile to his bodyguard. A video circulating online appears to show controversial influencer Andrew Tate attempting to pass his mobile phone to a member of his entourage moments after he was arrested by US Marshals in Miami.In the footage, the 39-year-old can be seen apparently handing the device to a member of his team, who drops it before another person retrieves it. It remains unclear whether US authorities ultimately recovered the phone following the arrest.Arrest linked to UK extradition requestAndrew Tate and his younger brother, Tristan Tate, 38, were taken into custody in…

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With speculations surrounding his future, Rohit Sharma smashed an 84-ball century – his 34th in ODI – to light up the iconic Lord’s cricket ground in London, driving India’s chase of 388 in the series decider against England on Sunday. Imagine the backdrop. A few people had written him off, while reports claimed Rohit could be playing his last game for India today. Form had deserted him in the first two matches, as scores of 11 and 26 suggest.India’s Rohit Sharma celebrates reaching his century during the third ODI. (Steven Paston/PA via AP)While the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket…

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Syndrela held her nerve when it mattered most much to the delight of the home supporters. | Photo Credit: BUTTERFLYUTT Dempo Goa Challengers continued its dream run, edging past PBG Pune Jaguars on Sunday, to preserve its unbeaten record and become the first team to book a semifinal berth in Ultimate Table Tennis Season 7.It was a collective effort, with captain Bernadette Szocs setting the tone by sweeping aside Prithika Pavade. Although the lanky left-handed Alvaro Robles lost an absorbing singles contest to S.F.R. Snehit, the home side found match-winners in P.B. Abhinandh and Syndrela Das, whose contributions proved decisive.Abhinandh, one of the revelations of the season, continued his impressive run despite suffering his first defeat of…

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Scorpio (Oct 24-Nov 22)Daily prediction says,This is a steady, workable day with enough support to keep things moving, even if not everything happens exactly as planned. Your mood is more social and outward-looking, and you could benefit from friends, colleagues, group discussions or a useful recommendation. If you’ve been meaning to reconnect with someone helpful, the day favours a practical conversation rather than a long emotional explanation.Scorpio HoroscopePlans related to travel, bookings, visits or official work may be adjusted or delayed, so stay flexible instead of taking it personally. As the day progresses, your confidence is likely to grow, especially…

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There is something strange about the way many of us have learned to rest. We finally sit down after a long day, put our phones aside, make ourselves a cup of tea, or simply stare out of the window. Within minutes, a familiar thought appears.“I should be doing something productive.”Instead of feeling refreshed, we begin mentally listing unfinished tasks, unread emails, laundry waiting to be folded, or goals we have not yet achieved. Relaxation slowly turns into another source of stress.The truth is, guilt has quietly become part of rest for many people. We celebrate being busy, praise ourselves for…

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