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Gorakhpur: Defying financial constraints and growing family responsibilities, 23-year-old Vishal Tiwari of Mirzapur Pachpedwa Colony in Gorakhnath area cleared the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), scoring 605 out of 720 marks in his fourth attempt.The son of an autorickshaw driver, Vishal’s journey was marked by perseverance, setbacks and determination.After completing Class XII with biology from Saraswati Vidya Mandir in 2022, he began preparing for NEET with the dream of becoming a doctor.However, limited financial resources forced him to study on his own for the first two years without coaching. Despite repeated efforts, he could not secure the required score.During this period,…

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Kolkata: The ED on Friday filed its second supplementary charge sheet against Sona Pappu in the land grab and money laundering case it is probing, accusing him of embezzling around Rs 38 crore.In the nearly 100-page charge sheet, the agency has listed around 200 witnesses. Apart from Pappu, former DCP Shantanu Sinha Biswas and businessman Joy S Kamdar have also been arrested by the ED on similar charges. Separate charge sheets have already been filed against Sinha Biswas and Kamdar.The ED has accused Sona Pappu of grabbing land from senior citizens, intimidating owners into selling property at throwaway prices, carrying…

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Ladd Keith, director of the Heat Resilience Initiative at the University of Arizona, told the BBC that other places could, like Phoenix, appoint a heat officer – someone to oversee initiatives and run communications among government offices.”It’s incredibly important to make someone responsible for heat because the problem is, if it’s no one’s responsibility, then no one will address it,” he says.With coordination and communication, facilities like cooling centres can be fashioned in other parts of the US not accustomed to the scorching heat, Marlon says.But that takes widespread acknowledgement and understanding of how serious heat can be and that…

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Earlier this week, bosses at Tilray stressed that the brand was not for sale and planned to reject Watt’s takeover efforts.A spokesman added: “Tilray Brands did not acquire Equity for Punk shareholder data as part of its acquisition of the BrewDog brand and assets; that records system remains under the control of BrewDog plc (in administration).”Tilray acquired only a customer CRM database comprising individuals who explicitly opted in to BrewDog communications.”For the avoidance of doubt, Tilray Brands (trading as BrewDog) and its current management team have no involvement in, affiliation with, or responsibility for James Watt’s business activities, including Second…

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For those born with Laron, there is hope in the form of a drug called Increlex.The medication, which was first developed 15 years ago, can result in increased height if administered during growth spurts.But accessing the drug can be difficult and it has several limitations – it can only be given to children between the ages of two and 18 and in some cases has serious side effects.It can cost more than $800 (£600) per bottle, as it is only produced by one pharmaceutical company.  A child with Laron syndrome needs at least three bottles per month, costing $2,400, Dr…

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Mumbai: The R word has followed Rohit Sharma over the past 15 months. For him to play the next ODI World Cup he would have to last another 15 months under the shadow of the retirement question. Continuing under that shadow of the retirement question would be improbable for him at age 40.India’s Rohit Sharma walks off the pitch after being caught out by England’s Jos Buttler during the second ODI. (AP)It’s what the selectors have believed for a while. When India won the Champions Trophy last March, it is learnt the selectors preferred Rohit leave on a high and…

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A gentle spiritual current runs through your day. You may feel drawn to prayer, a temple visit, charity, reading something uplifting, or helping in a religious or family ritual. The Moon opens the heart, and Jupiter gives meaning.This isn’t about grand gestures. Even lighting a lamp, sitting in silence before work, or helping organise a small family puja can settle your whole mood. Peace grows from simple acts today.Love and Relationship:Love life gets lucky support. Venus smiles on your relationship zone, and that brings sweetness, closeness, and easier understanding. If you’re married, your affection toward your spouse deepens. You may…

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The Burmese python is one of the most well-known snakes moving in a straight line. Rather than pushing its body from side to side, it glides forward, lifting and pulling sections of its belly scales in turn. As Burmese pythons are among the biggest snakes worldwide, this method of movement helps them move quietly and saves energy, especially when approaching prey or passing through the vegetation. Source link

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SEBI warns listed firms, regulated entities against ‘Boss Scam’ involving CEO, MD impersonationMumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 17 (ANI): The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Friday cautioned listed companies and regulated entities against an emerging cyber fraud known as the “Boss Scam”, in which fraudsters impersonate as Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), Managing Directors (MDs) and other senior officials to trick finance executives into transferring funds. SEBI said the advisory has been issued after the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) informed the market regulator about the growing trend of such frauds. SEBI said it is issuing this Press…

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Srinagar, Jul 17: Kashmir continued to remain in the grip of an intense heatwave on Friday with Srinagar recording a maximum temperature of 35 degrees Celsius, nearly five degrees above normal and the third highest day-time temperatures in July.On June 30, Srinagar recorded 35.2 degrees Celsius just a day after the district logged 35.3 degrees Celsius in day temperatures. As per the official data, the temperature is also the third-highest July maximum recorded in Srinagar since 2016, behind 37.4°C on July 6, 2025, and 36.2°C on July 29, 2024. Several other stations also recorded temperatures significantly above normal. Kupwara equalled Srinagar at 35 degrees Celsius, while Qazigund recorded 33.2…

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