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Gandhinagar: Newly appointed BJP national secretary Jagdish Patel has been given additional charge as the co-in charge of Uttar Pradesh, alongside Vinod Tawde, who will serve as the in charge, according to a statement issued by the BJP central office on Tuesday.Newly appointed BJP national secretary Jagdish PatelJagdish, 61, represented Amraiwadi assembly constituency in Ahmedabad between 2019 and 2022. The seat had fallen vacant after sitting BJP MLA Hasmukh Patel quit after being elected to the Lok Sabha in 2019. BJP fielded Jagdish, who successfully defeated Congress candidate Dharmendra Patel to retain the seat for the party.BJP national headquarters in…

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Prayagraj: Swaroop Rani Nehru (SRN) Hospital performed its first Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA), marking a major step towards introducing endovascular treatment for brain aneurysms. The Neurosurgery department successfully conducted the procedure on a 45-year-old woman from Naini and is now preparing to start aneurysm treatment through endovascular coiling.Doctors said a ruptured brain aneurysm is a major cause of subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH), a condition that can lead to sudden severe headache, vomiting, paralysis or loss of consciousness. CT angiography and, when required, DSA are used to detect aneurysms and assess the affected blood vessels.The Neurosurgery Department has been treating brain aneurysms…

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Unclaimed hoardings being removed Bhubaneswar: Ever since Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) found no claimant to almost 320 ad hoardings put up at different locations across the city, it has sold off retrieved iron frames in excess of 10,000 kg after removing those.The civic body, which has engaged a private party to remove the unclaimed hoardings, earn Rs 16 per kg by selling off the iron retrieved from the ad frames as scrap. It is the private agency’s onus to cut, declutter and reduce them into smaller pieces for resale. BMC doesn’t use its resources to remove them, officials said.BMC deputy…

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Silchar: The bodies of a woman and her four-year-old son were fished out of Barak river on Tuesday, four days after they went missing after allegedly jumping from Annapurnaghat bridge.The bodies of Diya Akura, a resident of Chotodudhpatil in Silchar, and her son were recovered near Ganirgram in Cachar district. Akura was reportedly the president of a local self-help group (SHG).According to police, the two went missing around 4.30 pm on Friday after Akura completed bank-related work with SHG members. She later left the group and is suspected to have gone to Annapurnaghat bridge with her son.The boy’s body was…

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Gurgaon: The city’s shift to paperless land services has yet to eliminate the backlog, with 7,585 mutation cases and 1,364 paperless registration cases pending across the district’s tehsils.The scale of pendency extends beyond registrations and mutations. The digital crop survey has another sizable backlog. Of 2,37,009 surveys allocated in Gurgaon, 81,482 have been completed and 10,551 approved, while 70,931 are pending approval.Moreover, 1,53,403 tatima (mutation-related map) cases are shown as pending in the bhunaksha-related work.Officials disclosed the figures during a review of revenue services by financial commissioner, revenue and disaster management, Sumita Misra, who directed time-bound disposal of pending cases.“Revenue…

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House collapsed amid rain in Kanpur,none injured Kanpur: A dilapidated house collapsed due to heavy rain in the Bengali Mohal area under the Kotwali police station limits late Monday.No casualties were reported as the occupants had vacated the building in the evening, fearing its collapse.According to eyewitnesses, the balcony of the house collapsed first, and the entire structure came crashing down sometime later.On receiving information, police reached the spot and assessed the situation. Source link

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The meet featured track and field competitions across U-14, U-16, U-18, and U-20 age categories for both boys and girls. Ludhiana: Over 1,600 young athletes from across Punjab participated in the 101st Punjab State Junior Athletics Championship 2026, which concluded at the Guru Nanak Stadium in Ludhiana.Organised by the District Athletics Association under the Punjab Athletic Association, the three-day championship ran from August 16 to 18. The meet featured track and field competitions across U-14, U-16, U-18, and U-20 age categories for both boys and girls.On the final day, Gurpreet Kamboj from Fazilka won the U-20 boys’ 3,000m race, followed…

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Programme launched for speech- and hearing-impaired children Mysuru: The All India Institute of Speech and Hearing (AIISH), in association with the Akshaya Patra Foundation, has launched a breakfast programme for speech- and hearing-impaired children visiting the institute for treatment.The initiative was inaugurated by zilla panchayat CEO Yukesh Kumar at Kutira on the Panchavati campus in Mysuru.Speaking on the occasion, Iskcon’s Krishna Swami said the Akshaya Patra Foundation, which provides free midday meals to over 20,000 govt schoolchildren in partnership with the Union and state govts, is expanding its services to support visually impaired children and persons with special needs.He said…

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The IDs will help maintain a record of the repairs and also identify stretches that need immediate attention Ghaziabad: To enable better tracking and quicker repairs, Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation will assign unique identification numbers and health grades to the city’s 2,000-km road network. The unique ID system will create a digital record of past work done on each stretch, allowing an easy access to repair history. This is the first time in the state that such IDs are being assigned to roads.The civic body has already surveyed more than 119 km, with the exercise continuing in phases. “The city has…

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Pune: Maharashtra State Open Schooling Board on Tuesday declared the results of its first batch of overseas students who appeared for Std VII and Std VIII Marathi language assessment, marking the first major outcome of an agreement aimed at helping children of non-resident Indian Marathi families to continue learning the language.The results of 230 students were available online on the board’s website. The students are from 60 Marathi schools and centres in Canada, Denmark and the US and had enrolled with the board for the academic year 2025-26.The board’s secretary Deepak Mali said, “The initiative follows an agreement between the…

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