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Russian Forces Withdraw From Ukraine's Snake Island

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Russian troops withdrew from Snake Island, Ukraine, the strategic center of the Black Sea, Russia's defense ministry and the Ukrainian presidency said on Thursday. Snake Island, where Russia lived on the first day of the invasion, became famous when Ukrainian border guards were on their way to reject a Russian submarine application for surrender. "KABOOM! There are no more Russian troops on Snake Island. Our troops have done a good job," Andriy Yermak, head of the office of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy, wrote on Twitter. Russia's Defense Ministry has confirmed that Russian troops have withdrawn from Snake Island, calling it a "good deed" and saying the military has already fulfilled its mandate. The Russian ministry added that the move shows that Russia is not blocking UN efforts to set up a tunnel to help people export agricultural products to Ukraine. Reuters could not immediately verify the accounts of Ukraine and Russia. Russi...

AIFF Secretary General Kushal Das Resigns from "Health Sector"

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All India Football Federation (AIFF) general secretary Kushal Das has resigned on "health grounds", ending a 12-year term that is often marred by allegations of financial mismanagement. Das, who was appointed to the top post in 2010, has been on leave since June 20 due to ill health, although many in the football tournament say he was fired by the Committee of Administrators (COA) after the Auditor-General and Auditor-General. the audit found a number of financial irregularities, which are currently being investigated. "Kushal Das, General Secretary of the All India Football Federation has resigned due to medical reasons. The All India Football Federation respects his decision, and thanks him for his role and guidance during his tenure. We wish him well and good luck in his future endeavors. , ”Said the AIFF released in the media. "Sunando Dhar, the Acting Secretary-General, will oversee the day-to-day administration of the Federation," he added. Da...

Sri Lanka vs Australia, First Test, Day Report 2: Cameron Green, Usman Khawaja Put Australia Top vs Sri Lanka

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Cameron Green and Usman Khawaja hit half-century to put Australia ahead with 101 runs against Sri Lanka after bad weather delayed the second day of the first Test on Thursday. Visitors reached 313 out of eight when bad light stopped playing in Galle after storms and strong winds destroyed the stadium and delayed the start of the match until late in the afternoon. Captain Pat Cummins, 26, and Nathan Lyon, eight, were battling the end of the game after the visitors won two sessions. Khawaja on the left made 71 before Green, who scored 77 points, participated in 84 attacks with wicket-taker Alex Carey. Ramesh Mendis quickly fired 45-year-old Carey to break the stand and earned his fourth wicket in the innings while shutting down Green lbw. Mitchell Starc fell close to Jeffrey Vandersay, who got two wickets, but Cummins hit the bowlers with 16 balls in his blitz consisting of six six and three. The visitors, who started 98-3 again, defeated Travis Head at 6 p.m. with off-spinne...

To Eliminate Hand Fraud, Starting From IIT Madras Enhances Robot Cleaning Septic Tanks.

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At a workshop at IIT Madras, 45-year-old Nagamal, the widow of a demolition student, is eager to learn how to use a robotic septic tank cleaner. Soon you will become a businessman in Chennai who uses this robot technology - HOMOSEP, to clean septic tanks. Her husband Kannan died while inhaling toxic gas when she entered a sled removal tank 20 years ago. I have two daughters and life was hard. He has now arrested two others for his new job after struggling as a domestic worker for more than a decade. He told NDTV “I am very happy to have been given the first machine. I am proud that in this way I will be able to save the lives of ten people. ” More than 900 people who have been involved in head trauma have died since 1993 from asphyxia while cleaning septic tanks. Submitted by Safai Karamchari Andolan with a technical solution, Solinar a startup from IIT Madras developed this robotic tractor system, in consultation with local communities. The arm of the robot with blades tha...

Devendra Fadnavis to be the Deputy Prime Minister of Maharashtra: Amit Shah

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About 3 hours after Devendra Fadnavis relinquished any position in the Maharashtra government, his party said otherwise. "He should be the Deputy Prime Minister," BJP president JP Nadda said, addressing the shocking second person of the day. "I'll ask for it myself." The first was a decision, announced by Mr Fadnavis, that Eknath Shinde, not himself, would be the new Prime Minister of Maharashtra. "I will not hold a position in government," Mr Fadnavis said at the time. He has served two previous terms as Prime Minister and it was his charity project, in particular, that led to the resignation of Uddhav Thackeray as head of state last night. Given his previous position as chief executive officer of his district, Mr Fadnavis may have viewed reporting to Mr Shinde as an unpopular dismissal. After seven o'clock at night, Mr. Fadnavis reportedly accepted his new job. Nine days ago he was the principal of the game which saw Mr Thackeray corn...

Why Did Camp Shinde Withdraw Travel Today?

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The suitcases were quickly packed and taken out of the Guwahati hotel today when 40 Shiv Sena MPs set up camp in an attempt to oust Uddhav Thackeray as Maharashtra Prime Minister. Members of Parliament board a bus at 10am on their way to the famous Kamakhya temple. They were about to fly to Goa at the time - one of the five stars reserved for them - but suddenly, a late exit was added to the itinerary. How late is it really? "We will wait for the decision," said one of the MPs, Deepak Kesarkar, who appears to have been appointed to share daily messages from the rebels and the media. He was referring to the trial that will take place at 5pm in the High Court. What will happen next in the Maharashtra political crisis depends on that. The Thackeray delegation - which includes about 15 members of Parliament, including four ministers - has asked the Supreme Court to overturn any measures required to produce evidence of its majority in the Maharashtra Parliament. The mo...

Deliberately Tax Rates Over Online Games, Casinos July 15: Nirmala Sitharaman

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The Customs and Excise Council (GST) has asked the Inter-Ministerial Council (GoM) to reconsider the tax rate on horse racing, online games and casinos on July 15, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told reporters after a two-day conference. GoM led by Meghalaya Prime Minister Conrad Sangma has been asked to reconsider stakeholder submissions on how to measure and submit its report on July 15, Ms Sitharaman said. The council will meet again in the first week of August to decide on the matter, he added. The Council, in its 47th session, discussed the proposal to set a maximum of 28 percent for all activities related to online games, casinos and horse racing, including player entry fees. Deliberately Tax Rates Over Online Games, Casinos July 15: Nirmala Sitharaman The GST Council is led by the Minister of Finance of the Union Nirmala Sitharaman. New DelHI: The Goods and Services Tax Council (GST) has asked the Goal Minister (GoM) to reconsider the tax rate on horse racing, o...

Udaipur Tailor Complained Of Threats In Days Before Murder: Police

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A few weeks before his horrific photographic assassination, Udaipur fashion designer Kanhaiya Lal complained of death threats in a post in support of BJP leader Nupur Sharma, whose comments on the Prophet Muhammad sparked protests in India and rejection from Gulf states. Kanhaiya Lal was arrested on June 10 following a complaint about the position. Five days after his release on bail, he told police he had been threatened and harassed by his neighbors. Police intervened and the tailor and neighbors allegedly threatened him and community leaders from both sides, and the matter was resolved. Kanhaiya Lal gave a written statement to the police that no further action was taken. Then the threats started again. A police investigator who received Kanhaiya's complaint and who was in charge of mediation has been suspended. Police interrogated community leaders who intervened to restore peace at the time. "All parties and community leaders were called to the police station a...

Maoist leader arrested in Andhra, 60 members banned

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Andhra Pradesh police arrested a senior Maoist leader on Tuesday in the Alluri Sitharama Raju region, which led to the surrender of 60 members of the CPI (Maoist) banned party. Satish Kumar, Superintendent of Police Alluri Sitharama Raju, said the arrested Maistist Vanathala Rama Krishna was secretary of the local committee and was involved in the assassination of Telegu Desam Party (TDP) member Kidari Sarveswara Rao and former MP Siveri Soma in Araku in 2017. Police found Rs 39 lakh in his hand. In addition, a 5 kg grenade bomb, five explosives, batteries, a 9-mm pistol and ammunition were seized from the arrested Maoist. According to police, the arrested Maoist was involved in 124 cases, including 14 murders and 13 rounds of ammunition, landmines and arson. SP Satish Kumar said 33 members of the CPI (Maoist) and 27 soldiers, including eight women, surrendered to police. One of the volunteer soldiers, Korra Chinnayya, better known as Srikanth, was involved in 95 cases. Eac...

American Medical Experts Call Omicron-Specific Covid Boosters

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A panel of U.S. medical experts on Tuesday requested Omicron-specific boosters this fall, as it is expected that Covid vaccines will be needed at certain times of the year, as is the case with the flu. The committee, called by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), voted 19 votes in favor and two against a date spent reviewing available data, including speculation about future waves and early results from vaccine manufacturers. FDA chief scientist Peter Marks summarizes the complexity of the problem before the specialist meeting: making predictions about the future course of a virus that often refuses to predict, and evolves faster than the flu. "What we are doing today is working in a very challenging environment, because none of us have a crystal ball," he said. Michael Nelson, professor of medicine at the University of Virginia, said he voted "yes" because he was concerned that a reduction in vaccination would lead to serious consequences for high-ri...

Major Fire Reported In The National Capital, 26 Fire Tenders Rushed, Fire Under Control

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Latest reports have been coming in from the national capital of the country New Delhi where a major fire has broken out in Mangolpuri area in the wee hours today morning. According to the force coming in from the national capital of the country New Delhi where a fire has  broken out at a factory in Mangol Puri Phase-1 area.  According to the sources 26 fire tenders have reached the spot.  However according to Delhi fire department while speaking to media has said that till now no casuality has been reported. According to the reports coming in the fire was declared to be of medium category and 26 fire tenders were rushed to the spot. However the fire is now under control.  As of now, no casualty has been reported. We also used remote control fire fighting machine to douse the fire according to SK Dua, Delhi Fire Service while speaking to ANI.

Giant Stingray Found in Cambodia Crown by World's Largest Freshwater Fish By Guinness!

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The fish was caught by fishermen in the Stung Treng region of northern Cambodia on June 13, according to GWR. According to a statement from fishery and environmental company FISHBIO, scientists believe the animal is a positive development in the river, threatened by human robbery and development, dam dams and climate change. Extraordinary fish, sometimes known as whipray, measured 2.2 m (7 ft 2 in), the equivalent of two ping-pong tables, with "wings" on each side (30 cm), GWR said. continuously. According to GWR, the ray-breaking ray, is part of the endangered species. Given the Khmer language name, "Borami" meaning "full moon," refers to both his disk-like form and the evening release time. The estimates were taken by a team of international ichthyologists as part of the US-Cambodian project "Wonders of the Mekong", in collaboration with the Cambodian Fisheries Administration, despite the fact that the findings were made by local pe...

"I Am Not Enough Matter": Pakistan's Former Star Star Claims Why Rishabh Pant "Shouldn't Be a Captain"

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As Rohit Sharma is tested for COVID-19, there are questions as to who will lead India in a Test match rescheduled to England, which starts in Birmingham on July 1. Several names make rounds to lead India, if Rohit does not. recover during the game. India leads the series 2-1, which stopped midway through last year due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the Indian camp and even a draw in the next test will be enough for the team to register their fourth Test series win in England. With Rohit finding the problem, former Pakistani cricket team Danish Kaneria recently talked about the options India could take to secure him a top spot in a crucial Test match. However, he strongly opposed Rishabh Pant's candidacy for the position of captain. "He's not mature enough to be a captain. Because Rohit is skeptical of the Test game. Let's see," Danish Kaneria said in a video on his YouTube channel. "Speaking of the captain there are three or four names that appear...

View: Five Planets Enter the Unique Planets Show for the first time in 18 years

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The five planets of our solar system, billions of miles apart, come from just before dawn on a rare planetary planet that will not be repeated by 2040. Mercury, Mars, Venus and Saturn recently appeared in space above the Earth. The five planets come together as they travel in their orbits around the Sun forming a straight line as seen on Earth. Moon also joined five planets, making the event even more important. Astronomer Dr. Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project was able to capture all five lunar planets in the sky above Rome, Italy, on June 26. "Although imagining such bright stars is often easy, in the case of such a spectacle there are important things to consider: first, the planets while ecliptic, speculating in the orbits of the Earth's orbit can include many degrees. In the sky (over 100, in this case); difficult to photograph, low above the horizon and visible in the brightest light of the sky at dusk, ”said Dr Gianluca Masi, according to the Vir...

Forty bodies found in a truck parked near railway tracks in the US

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At least 40 people were found dead inside a trailer-trailer on Monday in San Antonio, Texas, according to a law official who was notified of the incident. San Antonio television station KSAT reported that 42 people had died inside the truck, citing anonymous San Antonio police sources. The truck was found near a railway line in the far south of the city, KSAT reported. San Antonio police did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Photos posted on Twitter by a KSAT reporter showed police cars and ambulances surrounding a large truck. The temperatures of San Antonio, which is about 160 miles (250 km) from the Mexican border, rose to 103 degrees Fahrenheit (39.4 degrees Celsius) on Monday with high humidity.

Assam Floods: Over 21 Lakh People Affected, Silchar-Hit Extreme

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Eight other people lost their lives in the floods in Assam on Monday, and more than 21 people remain worried about the floods, officials said. The death toll from this year's floods has risen to 134 as eight people were reported dead during the day, including five from Cachar District and one from Kamrup Metro, Morigaon and Nagaon, they said. One person was also reported missing in the Cachar region, according to a report by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA). However, there has been some improvement in the flood situation, where the number of people affected dropped to 21.52 lakh in 22 districts compared to the previous day of 22.21 lakh in 28 districts. Most of the rivers have shown a decline, although Copili in Nagaon, Barak in Cachar and Karimganj and Kushiara in Karimganj are flowing beyond the level of danger, officials said. In the city of Silchar, which has been submerged for more than a week, efforts are under way to provide assistance to are...

Petrol, Diesel Rates Unchanged At All Metro. See Numbers

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Petrol and diesel prices on Tuesday remained stable in all major cities for more than a month. On May 21, the Center announced a reduction in petrol and diesel taxes by ₹ 8 and ₹ 6 liters, respectively. The move marked a reduction in petrol prices by ₹ 9.5 liters and diesel by ₹ 7 liters. In Delhi, a liter of petrol costs ₹ 96.72, while the diesel level stands at ₹ 89.62 a liter. Gasoline currently sells for R111.35 a liter in Mumbai, while diesel sells for R97.28. Petrol now costs R102.63 in Chennai, and the price of diesel stands at 4. 94.24. In Kolkata, petrol sells at 6. 106.03 and diesel sells at 2. 92.76. Petrol prices are the highest in Mumbai among all four major cities. Rates vary across regions due to value-added tax (VAT). Government-owned oil filters such as Indian Oil Corp, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum review petrol prices daily, taking into account crude oil prices in international markets, and dollar exchange rates by the rupee. Any changes in fu...

1 Dead, 5 Still Trapped After 4-Storey Mumbai Building Collapses

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A four-storey building collapsed in Mumbai's Kurla at 11.30pm on Monday. A 30-year-old man was killed and 11 others were injured, officials said. Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said 12 people had been rescued from the rubble and taken to hospitals in the area. The man, among those taken to Rajawadi Hospital in Ghatkopar, was pronounced dead at the scene. Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray arrived at the scene last night and inspected the ongoing rescue operation, carried out by the fire department and the National Disaster Response Fund team. A BMC official said residents of the building and three others in the area had been issued with eviction notices, but tenants had not left. The owner of the building is unknown, he said. In locally captured videos, rescuers are seen magnifying the remains of the building. They are working to remove at least five people. Preliminary investigations revealed that there were about 21 people in the building at the time. The un...

Banks Will Remain Closed On These Days In July 2022!

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In July, banks will remain closed for almost half a month, including seven holidays on Sundays and Saturdays. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has prepared a list of bank holidays in July, which will allow banks to remain closed owing to different reasons. On these bank holidays, all branches of public, private, foreign, co-operative and regional banks remain shut. The Reserve Bank charts out bank holidays in three categories: 'Holiday under the Negotiable Instruments Act', 'Holiday under the Negotiable Instruments Act and Real-Time Gross Settlement Holiday', and 'Banks' Closing of Accounts'. Bank holidays are regional and may differ from state to state and lender to lender. Several bank holidays are decided on region-specific occasions and state-specific festivals.

Rising inflation may affect demand across sectors, says N Chandrasekaran

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The current operating environment is still very volatile and continued inflation could affect demand at all levels, said Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) Chairman N Chandrasekaran on Monday. Wandering through these "temporary bumps" in this uncertain area, the company will focus on hard work, technological retention and humility, "he said while addressing shareholders at the annual general meeting (AGM). "Political instability, supply chain challenges, and inequality in supply of raw materials and a few others drive ongoing inflation, which may contribute to demand at all levels." short; and more importantly to take advantage of the opportunities that may arise during this time, ”said Mr. Chandrasekaran, who is also the Chairman of Tata Sons, the company that owns the Tata Group. Calling 2020-21 "extremely eventful", Mr Chandrasekaran said the challenges posed by the epidemic and, more recently, political progress has led to a dynamic env...

Water Level Receding But Over 22 Lakh Still Affected In Assam Floods!

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The state of floods in Assam is showing signs of improvement as water levels in many rivers continue to deteriorate while more than 22 lakhs are affected across the province, officials said on Monday. However, the situation in Silchar, the capital of Cachar district, is still sour as many areas are still flooded, officials said. The number has risen to 126 after five people died on Sunday and two went missing. The number of people affected dropped to 22.21 lakh in 28 districts on Sunday and the figure was 25.10 lakh the previous day, according to a statement issued by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA). The rivers Kopili, Barak and Kushiara flow beyond the level of danger. In the city of Silchar, which has been submerged for more than a week, efforts are under way to provide assistance to those areas where authorities have not yet reached a plane to unload bags of food, drinking water and other essentials for Indian Air Force helicopters. The Unmanned Aer...

India, European Union Resume Free-Trade Deal Talks After 9-Year Gap

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India and the European Union resumed talks on Monday over a free trade agreement after a nine-year gap, as Western countries sought to exclude New Delhi from its close economic ties with Russia. India, dubbed "the king of taxes" by former US president Donald Trump, India has been more open to reducing trade barriers in recent years and negotiating agreements with several other countries. India has refused to criticize Russia's invasion of Ukraine, even raising oil prices from its long-standing counterparts and a major arms supplier. The European Union is the second largest trading partner of India after the United States but negotiations with the bloc ended in 2013 on issues including tax cuts and copyright protection. Commodity trade rose sharply to $ 116 billion by 2021-22, when India's exports to the 27-member European Union reached $ 65 billion, according to New Delhi. "Both sides aim to make the trade talks more comprehensive, balanced and compre...

Ashok Gehlot strike "Missed" by Union Minister Grazes Sachin Pilot!

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Trade union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has been given a court order by the Rajasthan Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) in a case of alleged horse-selling in connection with a plot to overthrow the Ashok Gehlot government in 2020. The notice was issued by a Jaipur court after the ACB applied for a review seeking samples of Gajendra Singh Shekhawat's voice. The minister was asked to submit his response on July 14, sources said. Last year, the lower court rejected an application by the anti-affiliated organization. Next, the ACB filed an appeal, with the court now seeking Mr. Shekhawat's response. Shortly after Mr Singh's announcement, Prime Minister Ashok Gehlot launched a vicious attack on the Union Minister, saying he and Congress leader Sachin Pilot were trying to oust his government two years ago. IVDO.AI Mr Gehlot's remarks come after Mr Shekhawat's meeting in the town of Chomu in Jaipur that if Sachin Pilot did not miss the opportunity to change go...

"If You Have Guts ...": Aaditya Thackeray's Open Challenge to Rebels

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Maharashtra Prime Minister Aaditya Thackeray has persuaded Shiv Sena rebels, led by Minister Eknath Shinde, to leave the party and face elections, amid growing political tensions in the province. He called on the rebels to "defeat and fight", in the open-air challenge of the BJP-backed Assam MPs as the uprising against Prime Minister Uddhav Thackeray continued for almost a week. "If you are brave, leave Shiv Sena - the element and fight. If you think what we have done is wrong, Uddhav (Thackeray) ji's leadership is wrong and we are all wrong, then we can resign and face the election. We are ready," he said. "You see people standing here - they will not be able to campaign here in Maharashtra," Mr Thackeray said, addressing supporters in Mumbai yesterday. Earlier he had called the issue a war between truth and falsehood. "We will not forget the betrayal of a Shiv Sena MP. We (Shiv Sena) will definitely win," he said. The Maha Vikas...

Dalbir Kaur, Sarabjit Singh's Sister Dies in Pak Prison, Dies

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Dalbir Kaur, the sister of Sarabjit Singh who was sentenced to death by a Pakistani court in 1991 and died in 2013 in Lahore, died on Saturday night. His last ceremonies will be held today at Bhikhiwind in Punjab. Sarbjit Singh was a farmer from Bhikhiwind in Punjab near the India-Pakistan border, who accidentally crossed the border after drinking a few drinks. However, he was sentenced to death by a Pakistani court in 1991. Sarabjit Singh was detained at Kot Lakhpat Prison in Lahore for 22 years and after that, he was beaten by his inmates and taken to hospital. Singh died at Lahore's Jinnah Hospital after five days in a coma after suffering a severe head injury in a 2013 attack on a prison premises. During the 22 years in prison, his older sister Dalbir Kaur had fought with the system to free his brother. Dalbir Kaur had always insisted that his brother, Sarabjit Singh was innocent and had accidentally fled to Pakistan during his arrest. He also went to Pakistan to se...

"LIC 2.0" Flop Delets Over $ 18 Billion IPO Wealth; Forward Pain?

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India's first major public offering (IPO) for Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), considered the next phase of the country's insurance, "LIC 2.0", has declined from the sad listing of discounted benchmarks, and losses. it costs about a third of the price. LIC stocks plummeted on Friday to R661.70, down 3.2 percent a day, and fell 30 percent to R949 per share, making it one of the top economists among IPOs this year after a crisis. about $ 18 billion of market value off. Indeed, to put the magnitude of the loss in context, as it has dropped to about a third of its value since its inception on May 17, the LIC IPO is now at a high level of capital losses since its release, starting with a discounted list and ongoing trading pressure. That despite the mandatory time to close the investment portfolio in the first 30 days. While that regulatory rule was to stop investors from withdrawing shares immediately after being listed, it does not stop the bleeding from LIC...

"He Could Not Believe What We Saw": David Warner Thanks Sri Lankan Fans After ODI Series

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Uttar Pradesh Prime Minister Yogi Adityanath's helicopter arrived in Varanasi this morning following a bird strike shortly after takeoff, officials said. The Prime Minister, who had been visiting Varanasi for two days, later took a flight to Lucknow. Officials said the bird smashed the window of a helicopter to Lucknow after leaving Varanasi. The pilot then asked for an emergency evacuation. There were no reports of injuries, they added. "The bird flew on the Prime Minister's helicopter after it left here (Varanasi) for Lucknow, after which it had to land here," said District Magistrate Kaushalraj Sharma.

"He Could Not Believe What We Saw": David Warner Thanks Sri Lankan Fans After ODI Series

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Fans of the Sri Lanka cricket team showed gratitude to the visiting Australian team during the 5th and final ODI at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Friday. As fans came out with "Thank You Australia" placards, Aussie veteran David Warner acknowledged the action taken by local fans, and congratulated Sri Lanka on winning their first ODI series against Australia in 30 years. Taking to Instagram, Warner shared an exciting post with local fans. "The white football series is over and we congratulate Sri Lanka on the victory. We cannot thank the Sri Lankan community enough for coming out and supporting both teams. The crowds at this game are excellent. We could not believe what we saw yesterday and these pictures mean everything," he said. As it happens, Sri Lanka is facing a major economic crisis, which has led to massive protests across the Island. The recently concluded white football series between the two teams has been able to bring back joy to the...

Rare Mummified Woolly Mammoth Found In Canadian Gold Mine

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Miners in the Klondike gold mines in the far north of Canada have uncovered a rare object, excavating the submerged remains of a nearly perfect baby woolly mammoth. Members of the local Tr'ondek Hwech'in First Nation named the calf Nun cho ga, meaning "big baby animal." Paleontologist Grant Zazula described the small tyke, which kept its skin and hair "beautiful and one of the most amazingly immersed ice age animals ever found in the world." "I'm glad to know him more," he said in a statement. The baby mammoth fossils have been found during excavations in the snowy region south of Dawson City in the Yukon region of Canada, bordering the US state of Alaska.  The animal is believed to have been a female and would have died in the snow, more than 30,000 years ago when woolly mammoths roamed the region near wild horses, cave lions and a large steppe buffalo. This discovery marks the first complete, well-preserved woolly woolly mammoth f...

3-year-old boy allegedly sold for 1.30 Lakh in Jharkhand, Rescued: Police

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Police have rescued a three-year-old Jharkhand boy, who was abducted on June 19 and sold to a woman in Bihar for Rs 1.30 lakh allegedly by his aunt, an official said on Friday. The suspect's aunt and the woman who bought him were arrested and jailed. A boy who was rescued from Makhdumpur, Bihar district, Jehanabad, was returned to his home in the village below the Muffasil police station in Hazaribag, Jharkhand on Thursday night, a police officer said. Following the disappearance of the child, members of her family filed a complaint with the police on June 20. After learning that he had last been seen at his aunt's house, police questioned him and revealed that the baby had been sold to a Bihar woman who had three children but no children. Police, along with the baby's father, went to Makhdumpur to rescue the boy. A total of R1.10 lakh of cash was found at a child's aunt's house in Meru village, a police officer said. Police were trying to determine if a...

Sadadha Scam Suspects BJP Leader Takes Money, Trinamool Seeks Action

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TMC Secretary-General Kunal Ghosh on Friday demanded the arrest of West Bengal opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari who accused Sadadha of being a "mastermind" and Sudipto Sen said Adhikari. "Sudipto Sen, who owns Saladha at the prisoner's request, said BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari had wronged him and taken money from him. We want the CBI to arrest Suvendu Adhikari immediately," Kunal Ghosh said. According to Mr Ghosh, the "original founders" of the Sardis scam tried to evade the authorities and added that 'Suvendu Adhikari joined the BJP in self-defense.' "There is a big conspiracy behind the Saladha scam. The first scam builders tried to hide it. Suvendu Adhikari has joined the BJP to protect himself," Mr Ghosh said. Earlier, Kunal Ghosh demanded the arrest of Mukur Roy in the Saradha and Narada case while calling him a "BJP leader". Quoting on Twitter, a TMC spokesman said, "The CBI and ED should arrest BJP ...

7 Aborted Fetuses Found In Canister In Karnataka, Probe Ordered

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In a shocking incident, seven fossil remains were found in a pot on the outskirts of Moodalagi village in Karnataka state, Belagavi on Friday, he told police. The Department of Health has ordered an investigation into the incident. Residents of the area found the fetuses near a bus stop in the town of Makalagi in the Belagavi district and reported them to the police. After receiving information, visiting police inspected the area. "Seven embryos were found in a bin. A five-month-old fetus was found to have had sex with a baby and killed. A team of officials would be formed and investigated immediately after notifying the district authorities," said Dr Mahesh Koni, regional health and family member. The Welfare Officer told the media here. "The fetuses found were kept in a hospital and then brought to the Regional Science Center for testing." A police case has been registered in this regard. Further investigations are ongoing.

India Records 15,940 New COVID-19, 20 Covid Dies In 24 Hours: Center

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India's Covid infection statistics rose by 15,940 per day to 4,33,78,234 while the effective number increased to 91,779, according to the Union Department of Health data updated today. The death toll rose to 5,24,974 and another 20 people died, details updated at 8 p.m. Active cases increased by 3,495 percent per day and now accounted for 0.21 percent of total infections, and the national COVID-19 detection rate was recorded at 98.58 percent, the Department of Health said. The daily positivity level was recorded at 4.39 percent while the weekly rate was 3.30 percent, according to the health department. The number of people infected with the disease has risen to 4,27,61,481, with a mortality rate of 1.21 percent. According to the department, 196.94 crore doses of the Covid vaccine have been delivered to the country so far.  India’s COVID-19 figures had surpassed the 20 lakh mark on August 7, 2020, 30 lakh on August 23, 40 lakh on September 5 again. 50 lakh on...

India's Covid Vaccination Coverage Exceeds 196.94 Crore: Health Ministry

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The inclusion of the COVID-19 vaccine in India combined exceeded the mark of 196.94 crores (1,96,94,40,932) today, informing the Department of Health and Family Welfare. According to interim reports, until 7am today, India has exceeded the point in sessions. The Covid vaccine for the 12-14 year group was started on March 16, 2022. To date, more than 3.62 crore (3,62,20,781) young people have been given the first dose and 2,23,36,175 for the second dose of the Covid vaccine. In the 15-18 age group, 6,02,72,529 doses were given as first dose and 4,82,78,560 doses as second dose. According to the Department, of all the doses given to health workers (HLW's), 1,04,08,628 received the first dose, 1,00,60,891 received the second dose and 56,11,589 received. Monitoring capacity.Also, 1,84,22,906 key employees were given the first dose, 1,76,19,383 second volume and 99,40,140 monitoring units. A total of 55,80,69,125 vaccine doses were given as the first dose, 49,98,02,380 vacci...

Toblerone Chocolate, World-Famous, To Make A Big Change!

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Toblerone will have to pull "Switzerland" out of its own pocket as mountain-shaped chocolate will no longer be the only production in its home country from 2023. Founded in 1908 at the Tobler family factory, the triangular chocolate is produced in Bern, in the heart of the Alpine country. But the product's owner, American food giant Mondelez International, said Toblerone would open a new production line in Slovakia by the end of the year "to respond to growing demand". Mondelez International told AFP in an email that it was continuing to invest in the Bern industry. The launch of the production line in Slovakia, where Mondelez also produces chocolate Milka and Muchard, "will open up a huge volume" in the Bern area, eventually allowing "to produce millions of extra bars," Mondelez said. "For legal reasons, the changes we bring to our production require that we adjust our packaging to comply with Swiss law, in particular removi...

Ranveer Vs Wild With Bear Grylls Trailer: How Far Will A Character Go To Find Deepika Padukone An Unusual Flower?

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Ranveeer Singh is ready to explore the desert with British star Bear Grylls in the upcoming Ranveer Vs Wild With Bear Grylls series. The show's trailer was shared by Ranveer Singh on Friday night and as the title promises, things will get tense. Survival is yet to come as Ranveer and the Bear Grylls roam the woods, rocky outcrops and caves. During the trip, they also encounter bears, wolves, snakes, and more. Ranveer Singh also says he wants to get his wife Deepika Padukone an unusual flower. In the trailer, Ranveer Singh says: "Pyaar ke liye log chaand taare tod ke laate hain, main Deepika ke liye ek phool tod ke laane waala hoon. Woh bahut special phool hai, woh kabhi marta nahi hai, bilkul meri pyaar ki tarah. (People shake heaven and earth for love, I will get Deepika a special flower. Like my love for her, she will never die.) "Ranveer vs Wild is India's first Netflix show and will be OTT's premier. July 8th. Ranveer Singh last appeared in Yash Ra...

"Modiji Endured Silently For 19 Years": Amit Shah On Gujarat Riots Ruling

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Union Interior Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "tolerated" false allegations "related to the 2002 Gujarat riots quietly for 19 years because the legal process was ongoing, and the next day the Supreme Court upheld the then Prime Minister's resignation. "Modi ji has tolerated false allegations that have been silent for 19 years, no one is making a dharna," Mr Shah told ANI in an interview, referring to Congress which has been showing for days the interrogation of party leader Rahul Gandhi. money laundering case. "I have seen him very close to Modi ji enduring this pain, facing allegations even though he is on the side of truth and because the judicial process was ongoing he did not speak. Only a man with a strong heart can do this," Mr Shah said. "In a democracy, Prime Minister Modi set a good example of how the Constitution should be respected by all politicians. Modi ji was also questioned, bu...

US Draws Criticism From Closest Allies Over Supreme Court's Abortion Ruling!

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The U.S. Supreme Court's historic decision on abortion rights on Friday drew unusual criticism from some of America's closest corporations and led to a worldwide practice of free reproductive rights. The ruling came a day after the Supreme Court reversed some of the minor restrictions on firearms - a matter that has long shocked other Western nations and the adoption of the US death penalty. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson - a Conservative who worked closely with former president Donald Trump, whose court appointments paved the way for Friday's decision - said the Supreme Court decision would have "significant consequences" worldwide. "I think it is a big step back. I have always believed in women's right to self-determination and adhered to that view, which is why the UK has laws in place," Johnson said during a visit to Rwanda. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the border crossing as "bad." "No gov...