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Union minister Nitin Gadkari receives a sapling from Mayor Neeta Thakre during the meet Nagpur: Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday set a target of planting 10 lakh trees across Nagpur district in 30 days, urging citizens to turn the plantation drive into a people’s movement for environmental conservation.Addressing a review meeting on tree plantation organised by Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC), Nagpur Improvement Trust (NIT), Nagpur district collectorate, Zilla Parishad Nagpur and Green Foundation Nagpur, Gadkari said an eco-friendly environment is essential for a healthy life and appealed to citizens from all walks of life to participate in the campaign.The…
Rishi Raj Anand Ranchi: At least eight students from CM Schools of Excellence cleared the NEET-UG 2026, whose results were declared on Thursday, highlighting the growing success of govt schools in preparing students for competitive exams despite financial hardship and limited access to coaching.Rishi Raj Anand, a student of District CM SoE, Palamu, who secured 99.38 percentile by scoring 594 marks out of 720, was followed by Punam Kumari of SSLNT CM SoE, Dhanbad, who scored 582 with 99.13 percentile. Sudhakar Kumar Mishra of Lohardaga scored 98.27 percentile, while Avik Pandey (95.78 percentile) and Shubham Kumar Gupta (95.85 percentile), both…
Kolkata: An Afghan national, Jamil Khan, was arrested from Bhowanipore for allegedly living illegally in the city for five years, using forged ID documents. Khan Police said Khan arrived in Kolkata in Feb 2021 on a temporary three-month visa but he continued to live here and even ran a business. Source link
Wentworth, who describes himself as “queer and disabled”, has recently had a series of urological problems. He says doctors often attribute his symptoms to his cerebral palsy first, rather than attempting to properly diagnose issues.”The thing is, disabled people know their bodies incredibly well,” he says.”So we should, I firmly believe, be trusted more than some other people, because we’ve been living in these bodies and we’ve been hyper-aware of them for so long. And the lack of trust is quite palpable.”Wentworth says he has complained to his local Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) on several occasions. It aims…
The relationship between Uefa and Fifa has been tense during the World Cup, with the governing bodies clashing over the Folarin Balogun incident and other issues.Uefa, Europe’s football governing body, said the decision not to uphold Balogun’s ban had “crossed a red line”, branding it “unprecedented, incomprehensible and unjustifiable”.Fifa has faced criticism for the high cost of tickets to watch World Cup matches under its dynamic pricing system, and its response to Somali referee Omar Artan being denied entry to the US to officiate at the tournament.The Liberal Democrats said these examples showed Fifa was “too far gone”.Infantino defended ticket…
The BCCI has dismissed reports claiming Rohit Sharma has been informed that the third ODI against England at Lord’s will be his final appearance for India. The speculation emerged after The Indian Express reported that the selectors had decided to move on from the veteran opener ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup in South Africa, with Yashasvi Jaiswal reportedly being considered for the long term. However, the BCCI has rejected those claims, insisting no such communication has taken place. Rohit has already retired from Test and T20I cricket, making ODIs his only remaining international format. The reports had fuelled…
The lineup of sports legends, all on the stage at Fanatics Fest on Friday night (July 17, 2026), was almost absurd. There was Tom Brady, the greatest Super Bowl champion of all time. There was Novak Djokovic, the winner of more men’s Grand Slam tennis tournaments than anyone else. There was Kevin Durant, the only four-time Olympic gold medalist in men’s basketball history.And before they left, they all got a selfie with Lionel Messi.Let that be the latest proof of Messi’s power: Even the biggest stars in the sports universe clearly enjoy a chance to be around the best soccer…
The Saturn Retrograde of 2026 will be a major time for career, business, money, discipline and karmic correction. Saturn’s retrograde phase will start on July 27, 2026, and the transit to the progressive phase will be on December 11, 2026. This retrograde period lasts for 138 days. In astrology, Saturn is the planet of hard work, responsibility, delay, justice, karma, duties, structure and long-term results. When Saturn is retrograding, people are asked to assess their choices. But it can bring back old problems, especially in areas such as finance, contracts, debt, job security and pending responsibilities. Saturn Retrograde isn’t all…
Sometimes, all it takes is just one individual noticing something that no one else sees. One young engineer-turned-photographer who hails from the state ofKerala found out just how true this could be after making the discovery of a lifetime through a photography trip gone well beyond his expectations. This meeting would go on to change not only his life, but also many others’ throughout the nation.As per the Instagram account named @nandu_promedia, Nandu, who is a photographer now, was previously working as an electrical engineer but decided to quit this job to become a professional photographer. He wasn’t sure what…
Tehran, July 18: At least 38 people have been killed and more than 400 others injured in US strikes across several Iranian provinces, Iran’s Health Ministry said on Friday, stating that the attacks targeted civilian infrastructure, including bridges, power facilities and the maritime control tower at Chabahar’s Shahid Kalantari Port.According to Iranian state media Press TV, the strikes carried out from late Thursday into early Friday affected areas in the Hormozgan, Bushehr, Sistan and Baluchestan, Khuzestan and Lorestan provinces.Iran’s Health Ministry said the casualties included three women and one person below the age of 18, while 47 injured people remain…

