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Bettiah: Several passengers sustained injuries after a bus travelling from Bettiah to Bhangha overturned into a roadside pond near Pakuhwa village under Mainatand police station area in West Champaran district on Wednesday.According to passengers, the accident occurred when the bus was attempting to overtake an auto-rickshaw carrying plywood. Aman Kumar, a passenger from Parsauni village in Bhangha, alleged that the driver lost control while trying to pass the vehicle, causing the bus to overturn into the pond.The accident triggered panic among passengers, with several getting trapped inside the bus. Local residents rushed to the spot and launched a rescue operation,…

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Students dismantle the stage at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium in Ranchi on Wednesday Ranchi: Students protesting against alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) suspended their agitation after 26 days on Wednesday and handed a 60-day ultimatum to the state govt to fulfil their pending demands.JPSC JSSC Reforms Manch announced suspension of protest on Wednesday after the state govt cancelled the JSSC- Combined Graduate Level 2024 Examination along with others, which were conducted by the tainted private agency TDPL.JPSC JSSC Reforms Manch member Ravindra Paswan said, “Ministers Dipika Pandey…

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Kolkata: In an unusual development, Calcutta High Court judge Suvra Ghosh on Wednesday recused herself from delivering the verdict on the bail plea of jailed former Bengal minister Sujit Bose after alleging that Bose’s lawyer and her private secretary had entered her chamber and sought access to case-related records.Justice Ghosh said she had already reported the incident to acting Chief Justice Tapabrata Chakraborty and released the matter, saying it “smells of an oblique motive on their part.”In her one-page order, Justice Ghosh said, “The matter was reserved for delivery of judgment on Aug 17, 2026. On Aug 18, 2026, when…

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US President Donald Trump’s administration has deported dozens of people to what are termed “third countries” since coming into power in January 2025.Several African countries, including Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Eswatini, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sierra Leone, have already struck deals to receive those the US cannot legally send back to their home countries.The US has defended the third-country deals as lawful, despite rights groups criticising the arrangements as opaque and many of the deportees ultimately being repatriated.Ghana has faced legal suits over accusations that is has forced deportees from the US back to countries they fled, in violation…

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Davies said: “We need to learn from every experience we have to make sure that we respond in the most effective and prompt way possible to the challenges.”In an era of climate change, we’re going to be facing hotter summers, we’re likely to see more wildfires.”The minister for government effectiveness said a fire summit would be held later this year to “learn the lessons we can from this summer”.He said he had spoken with personnel from SWFRS and the Army, as well fire services from across England that were brought in to “respond effectively to the major challenge”.On Wednesday, crews…

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A couple say words cannot describe how they feel after their home was destroyed in the Stourbridge wildfire.Robin and Loxie Williams have lived at the four-bedroom house, on Ounty John Lane, for 26 years and had been out with friends last Thursday when the blaze broke out.Surveying the wreckage of their home, they told the BBC that on their return that day they found firefighters had closed the road and they were forced to watch their neighbourhood going up in flames on TV.”Somebody sent us a clip, which we couldn’t believe,” said Loxie, 78. “When you saw those flames coming…

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Chennai’s M.A. Chidambaram Stadium will host the final of the Duleep Trophy from September 6 to 10. The BCCI has decided to move the summit clash from Bengaluru to allow fans a chance to watch the country’s top players in action. While the initial plan was to hold the entire tournament at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) in the Garden City, only the quarterfinal and semifinals will now be held on campus.\Last year, the Duleep Trophy was held fully behind closed doors at the CoE, much to the disappointment of the fans. Earlier this month, BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia had explained that there were restrictions on allowing fans at the CoE but had promised to consider hosting the final alone…

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Celestial alignments today prompt a period of reflection and prudent decision-making. Scorpio individuals may experience heightened emotions, calling for careful thought. The influence of Jupiter provides valuable insights, broadening your view of current challenges. Saturn’s return to Revati highlights the necessity for new strategies in personal affairs. Tackle obstacles with a balanced mindset instead of reacting impulsively for optimal outcomes. The Moon is in Scorpio, the sign of its fall, which can make reactions more intense and private. Jupiter’s fifth aspect helps with wisdom and perspective. Saturn re-entering Revati may also bring up an old issue around children, romance or…

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The appeal of these names lies in their ability to feel distinctive without becoming overly trendy. From celestial choices such as Elara and Celeste to mythology-inspired Freya and classic Clara, each name carries its own character while maintaining a graceful, modern quality. For parents searching for a name that can grow naturally with their daughter, these options offer an elegant balance of tradition and contemporary style. (All Image Credits: Canva) Source link

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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Sanjay Malhotra has kept the outlook for the policy rate open, saying the central bank would need greater clarity on the inflation trajectory before considering any recalibration of the policy rate, according to the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting.Malhotra, who voted to keep the policy rate unchanged while retaining the neutral stance, said inflation has been showing signs of normalisation from the benign levels seen earlier. However, he preferred to wait for more evidence before taking any decision on the future policy rate.”I would prefer to wait for more certainty to…

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