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Arvind Kejriwal highlighted Punjab’s government school library transformation, emphasizing good intent NEW DELHI: Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday showcased a newly furnished government school library in Punjab’s Mansa district, saying the example showed that state-run schools could match expectations and that “it is all about ‘neeyat’ (intent).”Kejriwal shared a video of the library at Government Senior Secondary School, Bhaini Bhagha, on X and used it to counter the perception that government schools cannot offer good facilities.“This is a library at a government school in Punjab. The next time someone tells you that government schools can’t be…
Bunts Hostel-PVS Junction road, Mangaluru Mangaluru: A two-year delay in executing a road improvement project outside St Aloysius Primary School on Karangalpady Road has turned the stretch into a serious safety hazard for students and a daily inconvenience for commuters.The delay has left an open drain in front of the school’s main gate. The drain frequently overflows, allowing stagnant and dirty water to spill onto the approach road. Parents and young students are forced to negotiate the slippery and uneven stretch while entering the school premises.The exposed trenches and stagnant water pose safety and health risks to the children. The…
Justice P. Sam Koshy of Telangana High Court, A. Sudershan Reddy, Advocate General, and S. Surender Reddy, President, Telangana High Court Bar Association also addressed the seminar HYDERABAD: Chief Justice of Telangana Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh noted that adjudicatory bodies must maintain a balance between regulatory autonomy, specialised expertise and judicial accountability, while cautioning against allowing adjudication to substitute regulation or, conversely, placing regulatory decisions beyond effective scrutiny.Addressing a seminar on “Mechanisms for Resolution of Disputes in Airport Tariffs, Telecom, Broadcasting and Cyber Sectors”, organised by the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) at Hyderabad on Saturday, Justice Aparesh…
COIMBATORE: Coimbatore district police seized 202 kg of ganja and arrested two men in separate anti-narcotic operations on Friday.In the first incident, police from the Periyanaickenpalayam prohibition enforcement wing (PEW) conducted targeted surveillance on the Tamil Nadu Engineering College Road near Karumathampatti. Acting on specific intelligence, police apprehended C Chiranjeevi, 39, a native of Theni district, and recovered 181 kg of contraband intended for illegal distribution.Chiranjeevi confessed that he had travelled to Odisha to purchase ganja and transported it on a Kerala-bound truck, according to police.In a parallel operation, the Kovilpalayam police conducted vehicle checks in their jurisdiction based on…
Patna: To ease the increasing rush of passengers on the Ahmedabad-Bhagalpur and Danapur-Bengaluru routes, the railways has decided to introduce two new trains, including an Amrit Bharat Express, aimed at improving connectivity and providing relief to travellers.East Central Railway (ECR) chief public relations officer Saraswati Chandra said the weekly Ahmedabad-Bhagalpur Amrit Bharat Express will begin operations on Aug 26 via the DDU-Patna-Kiul route. The train will depart from Ahmedabad every Wednesday at 6.30pm and reach Bhagalpur at 6.40am on Friday.On the return journey, it will leave Bhagalpur every Friday at 6.40pm and arrive in Ahmedabad at 5.25am on Sunday, he…
Union minister of state for defence Sanjay Seth laid the foundation stone for a centre at Chauri Basti on Friday Ranchi: Six new Ayushman Arogya Mandirs are set to become operational across the city in the first week of Sept, bringing free primary healthcare closer to residents. Another 16 centres will open in phases.A total of 47 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs have been sanctioned in the Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) area under the 15th Finance Commission funds. While 25 centres are already operational, work is under way on the remaining 22.RMC assistant public health officer Dr Anand Shekhar Jha said officials…
An American Airlines flight to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport faced a mid-air scare. (File Photo) An American Airlines flight from Atlanta to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport faced a mid-air scare after a passenger’s laptop caught fire during landing, with the pilot reporting that several passengers may have been burned.According to CBS News, which obtained air traffic control audio of the incident, American Airlines Flight 2398 landed safely at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in Texas on Friday.One passenger received medical treatment at the airport and was later released, according to airport authorities.In the audio obtained by CBS News,…
After taking a wicket with the first ball of the Test, England dominated Pakistan across two and a half rain-affected days.They appeared more measured in their approach than during the ultra-aggressive Stokes-McCullum regime, but still scored at 4.55 runs per over – albeit against a poor Pakistan side.”We played to the fashion that we wanted to,” Trescothick said.”We wanted to be able to be clever and smart. There’s moments within the game we’ve done that brilliantly.”We still have that mantra of applying pressure because that’s the best way of being dominant over teams, if you can put them under pressure.”I…
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Folded hands. Anxious faces. Prayers whispered under the breath. The relatives standing outside the operation theatre in Indore did not look like people waiting for just another birth. They looked like people standing on the edge of something they had almost stopped believing was possible. For 52 years, this family had welcomed only boys. Five decades of sons and grandsons and great-grandsons. Fifty-two years without the sound of a daughter’s name being announced in the family. And then the door opened. Indore-based obstetrician and gynecologist Dr. Bela Shah Jain walked out of the operation theatre carrying a newborn in a…