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Signed to God poster from Moosewala’ insta page BATHINDA: The poster and official launch date for the hologram world tour of slain rapper Sidhu Moosewala, titled ‘Signed to God’, have been released.Accordingly, the first show using hologram technology will be held in Toronto, Canada, on October 8. Ten shows will be organised in the first phase at various locations, including London and Los Angeles. A new track and merchandise named after Sidhu Moosewala will also be launched at the Toronto event.In the poster, Sidhu Moosewala has been shown standing on a hillock in a packed stadium, with two lions on…

Patna: Divisional commissioner Rajesh Kumar, hearing cases as the first appellate authority under the Right to Public Grievance Redressal Act, disposed of 31 grievances from Kaimur, Nalanda, Rohtas and Bhojpur districts, while ordering inquiries and seeking reports in several others on Saturday.The grievances were related to streetlights, excavation of ahar-pyne channels, revenue records, electricity bills, supplementary nutrition at anganwadi centres and road construction.In a Kaimur case, a complainant alleged that a teacher had secured a job using an invalid EWS certificate. Kumar directed the district education officer to provide the complainant with the verification report obtained from the circle officer…

Jamshedpur: A 38-year-old man died allegedly while waiting for a stretcher outside the emergency ward of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Hospital (MGMMCH) in Jamshedpur on Saturday, his family alleged.The deceased was identified as Vicky Singh, a resident of Gurudwara Road in Mango.Family members of the deceased claimed that they brought Vicky to the hospital in an auto-rickshaw after complaining of severe chest pain. “We searched frantically for a stretcher for over 25 minutes to shift him from the vehicle to the emergency ward. We requested everyone present, including security guards and ward attendants, for help. But Vicky had…

Suvendu Adhikari, the CM of West Bengal, has made a strong statement insisting that singing ‘Vande Mataram’ should be a mandate for all residents KOLKATA: West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday said there would be “no compromise” on nationalism and patriotism in the state, asserting that anyone living in West Bengal must sing ‘Vande Mataram’.Speaking at a gathering of beneficiaries of the Annapurna Yojana scheme in his Bhawanipur constituency, Adhikari also launched a sharp attack on what he described as “anti-national” elements at Jadavpur University.”To stay in West Bengal, one must have to sing ‘Vande Mataram’. This chief…

Rockefeller toured Jackson Hole in 1926. (Alamy stock photo) In the 1920s, Jackson Hole in Wyoming was changing quickly. Tourism was growing, development was spreading and wealthy visitors were arriving in the valley for an authentic cowboy experience. At the same time, local ranchers and businessmen were becoming concerned about the growing number of cabins, gas stations, dancehalls, billboards and racetracks appearing across the landscape.According to National Park Servoce, the push to protect Jackson Hole began to take shape in 1923, when local residents met at Maud Noble’s cabin. Their aim was to preserve the valley’s open spaces and prevent…

The family had travelled from London to Shoreham for a day out. A six-year-old British-Palestinian girl has died in hospital days after she and her family got into difficulty in the sea off Shoreham in West Sussex, in a tragedy that claimed the lives of her parents and teenage sister.Saja El-Khawas, from London, was pulled from the water by emergency responders on Tuesday and had been in critical condition in hospital.Her father Hassan El-Khawas, 55, mother Zeina Alayn, 37, and 14-year-old sister Sara died despite efforts by paramedics at the scene, the BBC reported.Family had travelled from LondonThe family had…

According to Science Direct, the hospital’s annual cooling demand is about 1,000 MWh. A hospital in central Sweden found an unusual way to meet its summer cooling needs by storing snow from winter and using it months later. The Sundsvall Regional Hospital uses a large snow storage system designed to preserve winter cold until the warmer months.The Sundsvall hospital has a floor area of 190,000 square metres. According to Science Direct, the hospital’s annual cooling demand is about 1,000 MWh, with a maximum cooling power requirement of 1,500 kW. The local authorities were looking for a cooling solution that fitted…

At the helm: Ruturaj will marshal West Zone’s resources. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO: NIRMAL HARINDRAN  Duleep Trophy was once an important pit stop in a cricketer’s journey towards the Indian National team. But now, with the mushrooming of glitzy and faster highways to success like the IPL and India-A, the inter-zonal competition has slid down the importance chart.It is not that the Duleep Trophy is irrelevant; a good performance against the best Ranji Trophy players from the previous season still carries significant value. But it is just one more data point in a cricketer’s graph and not the clincher…

Undercover, Chagall, Zuccaro and Mansa Musa impressed when the horses were exercised here on Saturday (Aug. 22) morning.Inner sand:600m: Aries (Peter) 40. Easy. Brihati (S.J. Sunil), Casuarina (Peter) 41. They were easy. Immortal Star (Gore), Star Dream (Saurav) 40. They finished level freely.800m: Styx (T.S. Jodha), Ricochet (P. Vinod) 52, 600/38. Former was urged and finished a distance ahead. Winter Sun (Peter) 57, 600/41. Easy. Shubhankar (Bhawani) 52, 600/39. Worked well. Valtat (Merchant), Expedite (C. Umesh) 55, 600/42. Former ended two lengths in front. Renoir (Shahrukh) 50, 600/38. Moved well.1000m: Manuel (Vivek), Zoe (Kirtish) 1-12, 600/43. Pair easy. Scorcher (T.S.…

As the week commences, Librans may face various work-related challenges that can induce stress. However, as the midweek approaches, familial and friendly support will provide a much-needed reprieve. Signs of financial improvement begin to surface, featuring exciting prospects and potential home opportunities. The weekend brings a romantic uplift, creating deeper emotional connections, while health is revitalized through proper rest and a balanced routine. The week begins with a little grit under your feet, Libra. Early on, work feels heavier than usual, and even small errands—commuting, answering calls, sorting out home tasks—can make you strangely tense. Don’t let that restlessness push…