Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: Make Your Festive Spread Colourful With Chef Rubal Pupneja
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Pakistani actor Mahira Khan has announced that she is expecting her second child at the age of 41. The actor, who made her Bollywood debut opposite Shah Rukh Khan in 'Raees', shared the news on Instagram with a photograph showing her
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The 18th BRICS Summit is being held in New Delhi from September 12 to 13, 2026, bringing together leaders of the expanded BRICS grouping. While the summit has focused on global cooperation, trade, technology and geopolitical concerns, its health agenda has
Irish man asks Grok about moving to India, Elon Musks 3-word reply goes viral
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Villagers tie technician to tower over poor network
In Hardauli, Uttar Pradesh, locals took matters into their own hands as they detained a telecom technician, tying him to a mobile tower. Their frustration over ongoing 5G connectivity issues boiled over into this unusual protest. The police have since registered a case against the villagers, marking a significant incident in rural India's increasing dependence on mobile telecommunications.
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Expanding vaccination coverage among dogs, rather than introducing routine pre-exposure rabies vaccination for children, is the most effective and cost-effective strategy to eliminate human rabies deaths in Kerala, according to a new study published ...
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This Khairatabad palace was once home to Princess Durru Shehvar
Princess Durru Shehvar is widely celebrated for her pioneering philanthropic work, her dedication to womens education, and her efforts in establishing modern healthcare facilities across Hyderabad. Yet, while her public legacy endures in the institutions she founded, far fewer people know about the historic estate she once called home: Bella Vista in Khairatabad. A palace Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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Chithrakala Academys annual art show returns after a long gap
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A European expatriate observed that introductions in India often convey one's social status, with people commonly exchanging information about their educational accomplishments and family lineage. This insight triggered a mix of reactions online, prompting some to agree while others raised concerns about diverse cultural norms in introductions. These nuances underscore the surprising complexities of adapting to life in a foreign country.
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Elon Musk's former girlfriend Ashley St Clair revealed his desire for many children before a civil war. She stated Musk believed he needed a legion of children for future societal needs. St Clair also criticized Musk's divisive use of the social media platform X. Filmmaker Alex Gibney suggested Musk's focus on collapse links to his childhood trauma. The documentary explores Musk's rise and his influence on technology and politics.
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Every year, as Ganesh Chaturthi approaches, the same warning does the rounds in Hindu households: don't look at the moon tonight. It sounds like the kind of instruction passed down without explanation, the way many household rules are. But this one
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Health Tips for Holding Urine: Urination is a normal body process that helps remove waste and excess fluid. However, people often delay going to the toilet because of office meetings, traffic, travel or the lack of a clean washroom nearby.Holding urine occasionally may not cause a problem in a healt...
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Bgam begins training on eye screening of school children
Budgam, Sep 11: The District Administration Budgam today started the training programmes for school-level screening facilitators as part of the district-wide Childrens Eye Health Programme in partnership with Health Department, Education and Nayonika Eye care. The programme aims to equip screening facilitators with the necessary skills to conduct preliminary eye screening of students at the school level, enabling early identification and timely referral of children with vision-related problems. Under the program basic screening is being done in schools to identify kids with difficulties in eye sight. And then detailed tests and diagnosis at Sub District Hospitals and District Hospital. Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Athar Aamir Khan, emphasised the crucial role of school-level screeners in early identification of health and learning-related difficulties among children. Asserting on screening of all school children, the Deputy Commissioner said that the timely detection of vision problems can significantly improve childrens participation in classroom learning and educational activities. Launched in collaboration with Nayonika Eye Care Charitable Trust and Help Foundation J&K, the initiative envisages screening around 1.67 lakh students across 917 schools in the district. During the training, teachers were sensitised on the correct use of the Snellen Eye Chart, screening procedures, recording of observations and referral of students requiring further assessment to Sub-District and District Hospitals. Students identified with suspected vision problems will be referred to concerned District and Sub-District hospitals for rescreening and detailed examination. Those requiring spectacles will be provided eyeglasses free of cost, while cases requiring specialised or surgical treatment will be facilitated at GMCs and other tertiary-care eye hospitals. The programme was attended by ADDC Budgam Vivek Agarwal, CMO, CEO, ZEOs and School wise screening facilitators, and representatives from Nayonika eye care and other collaborating organisations.
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Delhis Chief Minister Rekha Gupta pledges to eliminate begging among children by enhancing education and job opportunities. Delhi Government Aims to Connect Street Children with Education and Employment
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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta vows to bring children out of begging, impart them skills
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 11 (IANS) Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday said that the government is committed to bringing children out of begging and connecting them with education, skills and a dignified life. Chairing a meeting of the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR), the Chief Minister directed the commission to strengthen the campaign to end begging by children in the city through public participation, an official statement said. She said non-governmental organisations (NGOs), civil society organisations (CSOs) and resident welfare associations (RWAs) should be brought on board to expand the campaigns reach to children at the local level. The meeting was attended by DCPCR chairman O.P. Vyas, members of the commission and senior officials. Giving the highest priority to child safety, the Chief Minister suggested that awareness campaigns on the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act should be made a continuous activity. She stressed the need to ensure mandatory police verification of school staff as well as school bus and van drivers, attendants and sanitation workers, so that there is no scope for negligence on childrens safety. The Chief Minister directed that detailed information on the future of children living in child care institutions (CCIs) be prepared. She asked the Commission to prepare and submit to her office a list of children living in after-care facilities. The list should include details such as the childs name, age, concerned institution, duration of stay, education and qualifications, and skills acquired, she said. CM Rekha Gupta said it was not enough to merely provide shelter to children leaving these institutions. It was necessary to connect them with education, skills and employment and help them become self-reliant. She also said work could be undertaken to provide autos to interested girls and e-rickshaws to boys through the Transport Department, enabling them to begin a dignified livelihood. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta directed the Commission to inspect the arrangements for mid-day meals prepared by cooks in schools and the nutritious food provided to children at anganwadi centres during National Nutrition Month. She said any shortcomings found at any level should be reported immediately. The meeting also discussed preparing reports through interns to review the facilities at anganwadi centres and palna centres, as well as the behaviour of anganwadi workers towards children there. The Chief Minister also suggested promoting career guidance arrangements for students in government and municipal schools.
J&K Opens 4 Central Pool MBBS Seats for Children, Spouses of Terror Victims
BOPEE has invited offline applications for four MBBS seats under the Central Pool for the 2026-27 academic session, reserved for spouses and children of civilian terror victims in Jammu and Kashmir. Selection will be based on NEET-UG 2026 rank, with priority given to children who lost both parents, followed by children of deceased sole breadwinners and dependents of victims with permanent disabilities or serious injuries.
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