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Somalwar School road work Nagpur: The quality of engineering works being executed for civic infrastructure has come under the scanner. Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Standing Committee chairperson Shivani Dani Wakhare has flagged major technical lapses in an Amrut 2.0 sewerage project and a World Bank-funded stormwater drain project.She sought action against the officials responsible for poor planning and supervision, including the superintending engineer and chief engineer.Dani Wakhare has complained to chief minister Devendra Fadnavis over the stormwater drain work near Somalwar School, where waterlogging during the July 28 deluge caused considerable inconvenience to citizens. She alleged that faulty planning and…

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Protest rally by the ju students…..Debobrata Shome Kolkata: A tense and anxious Jadavpur University campus on Friday witnessed rallies and demonstrations to protest the “unprovoked attack” and the labelling of university students as “anti-nationals”.Students and alumni gathered in large numbers at the university and marched to Dhakuria to protest against the attack on the varsity by right-wing activists on Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon, which led to the desecration of the JU emblem designed by Nandalal Bose.A large number of teachers also participated in a two-hour demonstration and half-day cease-work at Aurobindo Bhavan from 2 pm to 4 pm in…

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A man forced to flee war in Croatia as a child has used social media to find and thank the siblings from Wales, who sent him a Christmas present more than 30 years ago.Dalibor Sentic was 10 when in the early 1990s his family fled the newly independent country – which had recently become involved in the Balkan war – for Stockholm, Sweden.Dalibor had received a gift from two young siblings, eight-year-old Claire and Peter, six, from Mold, Flintshire, and had hoped to track them down but only had limited information on them.Decades later, Dalibor, now 44, was able to…

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Multiple people have died in a crash involving a police vehicle and a car, police have said.The collision involved a police vehicle and a Volkswagen Passat on the A66 in South Bank, near Middlesbrough in Teesside, at about 03:39 BST, Cleveland Police said.A spokesman for the force said: “Sadly, the collision has resulted in multiple fatalities. “We are working to identify the victims and contact their families.”The road remains closed in both directions between Normanby Road and Church Lane and the force said it would do so “for some time”.It said there were still “significant emergency service vehicles” on the…

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Love Energy: Enjoy the connectionLove horoscope (Pinterest )A social interaction could bring romance, laughter or emotional warmth. Singles may meet someone through friends or social settings, while couples can reconnect by having fun together.Love Tip: Let yourself enjoy love without analyzing every moment.Crystal: Carnelian encourages confidence, passion and playful romantic energy.Love Energy: Don’t react impulsivelyA sudden message or intense conversation could shift the romantic atmosphere. Pause before responding emotionally, especially if something triggers you. Honest communication will serve you better than defensiveness.Love Tip: Strong feelings don’t always require an immediate response.Crystal: Red Jasper supports emotional grounding, confidence and calmer reactions.Love…

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If maximalism is your bridal language, go all in. A traditional full-hand and full-foot mehendi sees paisleys, florals, peacocks, mandalas, jaalis, lattices, and intricate detailing come together to create a rich, almost jewellery-like effect on the skin. From the fingertips to the wrist, or from the toes to the ankles or calves, there’s a lot of ground to cover, and it’s done with equal attention to detail so that the pattern on the hand complements the one on the foot, and vice versa.(Image Credits: Pinterest) Source link

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Kulgam, Aug 21: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kulgam, Shahzad Alam on Friday chaired a meeting to review the implementation and progress of the ‘Class of Joy’ initiative across schools in the district.The meeting focused on strengthening the implementation of the programme, addressing identified gaps, improving monitoring, and ensuring better learning outcomes for students.During the meeting, representatives of Pratham NGO presented a detailed status report on the programme, covering various key indicators, including school awareness, monitoring status, implementation at the school level, regular conduct of Classes of Joy, availability and effective utilisation of TLMs, student grouping, and maintenance of assessment records.It was…

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Left-arm pacemen Mitchell Starc and Shoriful Islam starred with six-wicket hauls as Bangladesh rallied from a dreadful start to pin back Australia on a roller-coaster day one of the second Test on Saturday.Mitchell Starc ran through the Bangladeshi batting on day one. (AFP)Eighteen wickets fell across three madcap sessions on the bouncy Mackay wicket, with Australia limping to 165 for eight at stumps but holding a 101-run lead after blasting out the tourists for 64 in the first innings.All-rounder Cameron Green was 51 not out, with tailender Nathan Lyon on 10. The recalled Shoriful celebrated his first five-wicket haul in…

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Messaging around AI-led job cuts is changing in America CEOs across corporate America have previously highlighted the rapid advance of artificial intelligence (AI) by noting how many human workers the technology could replace. Today, amid growing public concern and rising economic nervousness, company leaders are adopting far more cautious language, avoiding direct links between workforce reductions and automation. According to a report by Axios, communications teams are caught between conflicting priorities: shareholders demand measurable evidence that heavy AI spending is boosting margins, while employees push back against being discarded in favour of automated software.From bragging AI-led job cuts to backtracking…

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The DMK on Saturday unveiled a sweeping overhaul of its organisational structure, introducing age caps and a two-term limit for party posts while expanding the number of organisational districts from 78 to 110 following its setback in the April 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election.The changes were approved through nine resolutions adopted at a meeting of the party’s executive committee at Anna Arivalayam, the DMK headquarters, with party president M K Stalin in the chair.Also Read: ‘Govt is in debt’: Udhayanidhi Stalin says all 59 DMK MLAs will reject Vijay’s free vehicle offerUnder the new organisational blueprint, each of the 110…

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