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INDIA bloc functionaries take part in a protest in Patna on Thursday Patna: On the nationwide call of the INDIA bloc, Grand Alliance (GA) parties on Friday paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi on his birth anniversary and pledged to fight for the restoration of democracy in the country. They also demanded the resignation of chief election commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar and the annulment of the special intensive revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls in the country.CPI(ML) general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya, who led party members in garlanding Mahatma Gandhi’s statue at Gandhi Maidan, appealed to people to participate in protests being…

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Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma at the ‘Sapno Ki Udaan-Sashakt Yuva Samvad’ programme at Bhawani Niketan in Jaipur on Friday.Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma at the ‘Sapno Ki Udaan-Sashakt Yuva Samvad’ programme at Bhawani Niketan in Jaipur on Friday.Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma at the ‘Sapno Ki Udaan-Sashakt Yuva Samvad’ programme at Bhawani Niketan in Jaipur on Friday.Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma at the ‘Sapno Ki Udaan-Sashakt Yuva Samvad’ programme at Bhawani Niketan in Jaipur on Friday.Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma at the ‘Sapno Ki Udaan-Sashakt Yuva Samvad’ programme at Bhawani Niketan in Jaipur on Friday.Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma…

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Yavatmal: The ongoing kharif season has brought severe drought-like conditions to Yavatmal district due to scanty rainfall. The crisis has now extended to livestock, with nearly 8.18 lakh animals in rural areas facing an acute shortage of fodder.The prolonged dry spell has created a serious fodder shortage, forcing several farmers to sell their bullock pairs and cattle. The shortage has also triggered a sharp decline in cattle prices, causing substantial financial losses to livestock owners.According to the district administration, Yavatmal currently has 8,17,932 livestock, requiring around 85,929 metric tonnes of fodder every month.At present, the district has approximately 3,35,598 metric…

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Family members of Jhari Yadav on Friday Hazaribag: A 63-year-old man was trampled to death by an elephant while grazing cattle in Bhikhanadih village under Algadih panchayat in Hazaribag’s Chalkusha police station area on Thursday, officials said.Jhari Yadav had gone to graze cattle around 4 pm when the elephant allegedly attacked and killed him on the spot. When he did not return by late evening, his family began searching but stopped after dark.Villagers found Yadav’s body in the forest around 6 am on Friday and informed his family and forest department.Chalkusha police station officer in charge Narendra Kumar Pandey reached…

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A 20-year-old woman from the Dalit Mushar community faced denial of admission at a government hospital VARANASI: A woman from the Dalit Mushar community, allegedly denied admission to a govt hospital in Uttar Pradesh’s Bhadohi because of her caste, gave birth in a public area outside the health facility, leading to dismissal of the on-duty doctor and action against others.Deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak, who is also in-charge of health department, took serious note of the issue after a video of the incident was widely circulated online.The woman, Rani (20), was brought to Maharaja Chet Singh District Hospital in Gyanpur…

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Barbara Avian and Nathalia Almeida outside Salt Lake stadium Kolkata: For some, Saturday’s India-Brazil clash at Salt Lake Stadium is a football match. For others, it is a chance to see their beloved Brazil in the flesh — even if it means standing outside the stadium gates or catching a fleeting glimpse of the team bus.With Brazil training at the Salt Lake Stadium on Friday, fans gathered around the venue hoping to get a glimpse of the star-studded squad in action. Security restrictions kept most of them away from the stands, but that did little to dampen their excitement. Several…

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While El Niño is the natural warming of the tropical Pacific, it can disrupt weather patterns around the globe.As wind patterns shift during an El Niño, upper winds over the Atlantic increase and this leads to more wind shear, where wind changes rapidly with height.Strong winds blowing at different speeds and directions at higher altitudes rip apart thunderstorms, preventing them from growing into tropical storms or hurricanes.Meanwhile, the Pacific typically becomes more active during El Niño because the sea surface temperatures here are much higher, combined with more favourable wind patterns.The warmer waters give storms more energy to grow into…

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Indian players gear up for the big game. | Photo Credit: K.R. Deepak India head coach Khalid Jamil acknowledged the quality of the opposition ahead of his side’s much-anticipated clash against Brazil, while stressing the importance of backing the national team.“We are playing against a good team. It is our pleasure to play, but they also know that it is an important game,” Jamil said ahead of the match. “We have prepared to the best of our ability. We want everyone to support India,” he added.Defender Anwar Ali echoed his coach’s sentiments, describing the encounter as a “very big game”…

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AriesBetter boundaries around your time and commitment may increase clarity about professional duties. Don’t accept every request or challenge at work as your personal responsibility. Find out where your contribution is most needed and politely set your limitations when extra demands start to put you under unwarranted pressure. Better boundaries don’t reduce commitment, they free you to put energy into the work that really counts. A more structured work environment will help you focus, avoid distractions, and keep you on track without being overwhelmed with obligations that could reasonably be shared with others.TaurusProfessional activities often seem fragmented, therefore prioritization is…

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A banana held to the ear, a saucepan worn as a helmet, a cardboard box turned into a rocket, children everywhere transform household objects into toys, and parents often dismiss it as silliness. Psychology research suggests otherwise. According to Simone Bijvoet-van den Berg and Elena Hoicka, writing in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology in 2019, preschoolers invent their own pretend uses for everyday objects instead of copying adults. Candice Mottweiler’s 2013 chapter in the Oxford Handbook of the Development of Imagination likewise treats object substitution as a distinct facet of pretend play. Here is what the evidence actually shows.What…

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