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CHENNAI: Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin on Saturday felicitated Paralympic medal winner Thulasimathi Murugesan. He praised Thulasimathi for her dedication and remarkable success in para-badminton and recalled CM MK Stalin giving her an incentive of Rs 2 crore. Udhayanidhi was speaking at a felicitation event organised by the World Small Animal Veterinary Association and Federation of Small Animal Practitioners Association. The deputy CM also said the TN government is committed to ensuring the heal
KOCHI: A proper, balanced diet is the fuel that drives sporting achievements. As the eight-day Kerala State School Sports Meet concluded on Monday, the food provided to the nearly 24,000 participating athletes and officials is coming in for high praise. The sheer scale of the operation called for clockwork precision and planning to ensure that participants get food on time, without compromising on taste, quality and hygiene. Overseeing this key aspect of the sports meet was a person with the exp
BHOPAL: Just a month after directing schools across Madhya Pradesh to organise special two-day events to mark the Guru Purnima festival, the Mohan Yadav-led BJP government has come out with similar directions for schools and colleges on Krishna Janmashthami (August 26). The general administration department has issued a six-point order to all district collectors on Wednesday to ensure that all schools and colleges (government and private) hold lectures by scholars and also organise cultural even
SHIMLA: Thirty-one people were killed in 51 events of cloudburst and flash flood between June 27 and August 16 in Himachal Pradesh during the ongoing monsoon season, the State Emergency Operation Centre said. The monsoon arrived in Himachal Pradesh on June 27. Thirty-one people were killed and 33 went missing in 51 incidents of cloudburst and flash flood between June 27 and August 16 in Himachal Pradesh, the State Emergency Operation Centre said. Lahaul and Spiti witnessed 22 such incidents, the
GUWAHATI: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday directed district commissioners (DCs) in the state to keep government functions simple and solemn. He further directed that only vegetarian food must be served at all government functions or whenever there is a visit of the chief minister or ministers to a district. In case of the chief ministers visit to a district, the cavalcade should not consist of more than 10 cars, including that of the DC and the SP, he said at a conference with