Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai announced the launch of a piped natural gas project spanning Raipur, Gariaband, and Balodabazar on Friday, hailing it as a game-changer for regional development. In interactions with the press, he outlined how his administration is relentlessly pushing forward infrastructure upgrades to create a vibrant economic landscape. The project aims to pipe gas directly to homes and businesses, eliminating traditional hurdles and ensuring uninterrupted supply. ‘By fortifying basic infrastructure, we’re not just speeding up development but ensuring it reaches the last person in line,’ the CM remarked. Implementation will commence promptly, bringing tangible benefits to…
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Thyroid issues are plaguing millions, with women bearing the brunt due to hormonal fluctuations and sedentary habits. Medications alone often fall short in stabilizing TSH levels. Nutritionists stress the need for dietary intervention to unlock true recovery. Building a supportive meal plan begins with the right vegetables. Bottle gourd (lauki), zucchini (tori), parwal, pumpkin, carrots, beans, and leafy greens top the list. Their low-fiber, high-nutrient profile ensures smooth digestion and thyroid support. Don’t overlook fruits: pomegranates offer anti-inflammatory benefits, while papaya, apples, pears, and guavas deliver fiber and vitamins crucial for hormone balance. Healthy fats matter immensely. Switch to traditional…
In a groundbreaking revelation, India’s demand for AI skills has eclipsed longstanding needs in engineering and IT, emerging as the toughest talent challenge for employers. ManpowerGroup’s latest report, unveiled Friday, highlights this trend amid a broader global skills revolution. An overwhelming 82% of Indian businesses foresee hurdles in securing skilled workers by 2026—a figure that dwarfs the worldwide 72% average and has worsened year-over-year. AI literacy and model development lead the pack of elusive competencies, reflecting the tech boom’s unrelenting pace. The study, surveying more than 39,000 employers in 41 countries, identifies AI-related abilities alongside engineering, sales/marketing, and manufacturing/production as…
Hobart’s Ninja Cricket Stadium witnessed Georgia Wareham’s heroic 101 as Australia women outclassed India by 5 wickets in the second ODI, grabbing a decisive 2-0 advantage in the series. Set 252 to win, Australia navigated early trouble to triumph in style. The loss of Alyssa Healy for 6 at 21 rocked Australia, but Litchfield and Wareham’s 119-run alliance revived hopes. Litchfield’s aggressive 80 (62 balls, 11×4, 1×6) set the tone. Wareham’s elegant ton (101 off 82, 13×4, 1×6), paired with Mooney’s 31, propelled the chase. Sutherland chipped in with 10, Gardner with 19, as McGrath finished unbeaten on 0. The…
It’s been over a decade since ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’ redefined romantic comedies in Hindi cinema. Released 11 years back, the film starring Ayushmann Khurrana and newcomer Bhumi Pednekar mixed humor, heart, and a bold stand against fat-shaming. From a small Haridwar home, the movie’s charm exploded nationwide. Marking the anniversary, Ayushmann shared a comedy goldmine scene where the feuding couple uses retro songs as their battleground. Freshly married and fuming, Sandhya and Prem Prakash boycott direct talk, letting Anu Malik’s tunes do the arguing instead. ‘Always loved this moment,’ Ayushmann wrote alongside the post. ‘No words exchanged in anger,…
In a dramatic close to Bihar’s budget session, 18 MLAs from the NDA alliance raised the alarm on religious conversions, demanding a tough new law mirroring those in UP and Gujarat. Names like Veerendra Kumar, Janak Singh, and Tar Kishore Prasad featured prominently among the proposers of the attention notice. They painted a picture of systematic conversions driven by fraud, undue influence, or marriage, particularly in vulnerable border areas. ‘Demography is changing rapidly,’ one lawmaker warned, citing data on church proliferation and population anomalies. Tiwari spotlighted Buxar, alleging 1,000 Dalit households had shifted faiths, often enticed by post-conversion perks like…
The Indian equity markets closed sharply lower on Friday, capping a disappointing week. The Sensex lost 961.42 points, a 1.17% drop, ending at 81,287.19. Meanwhile, the Nifty declined by 317.90 points or 1.25% to 25,178.65, reflecting widespread pessimism among traders. Selling was intense in realty and automobile stocks, dragging Nifty Realty down 2.26% and Nifty Auto by 1.86%. The pain spread across sectors: FMCG shed 1.69%, metals 1.67%, financial services 1.55%, pharma 1.50%, consumption 1.48%, and healthcare 1.41%. IT provided some relief, climbing 0.16%, alongside consumer durables (0.17%) and media (0.60%). Largecaps led the decline, but mid and smallcaps weren’t…
The sedentary nature of contemporary life has robbed us of natural movement. From household chores to office work, technology handles most labor, resulting in widespread complaints of exhaustion and diminished attention spans. To counter this, health authorities stress the importance of physical workouts, wholesome eating, restful sleep, and dynamic habits. In a proactive step, the Ministry of AYUSH under the Government of India promotes the Kundalini Shakti-Vikasak Kriya as an essential daily practice. Designed to awaken inner energy, it promises improved physical vigor and sharper cognitive function. Here’s how to get started: Position yourself upright, feet spaced about four fingers…
Indian cricket’s unsung heroes often lurk in the shadows of superstars, and Karsan Ghavri fits that mold perfectly. Hailing from Rajkot, Gujarat, born on February 28, 1951, Ghavri burst onto the scene as a left-arm seamer who could do it all—bat, bowl pace, and spin. His contributions in the late 1970s were pivotal in India’s rise on the global stage. From Saurashtra’s domestic circuit to Mumbai’s demanding Ranji Trophy, Ghavri’s stats speak volumes: 452 first-class wickets in 159 games and 47 in List A. A southpaw batter, he was no mug with the willow either. His Test debut came against…
Chamoli, Uttarakhand – February 27: Amid the scenic peaks of this Himalayan district, women are weaving a new tapestry of empowerment. The Prime Minister’s Skill Development Scheme has trained more than 200 locals in high-demand crafts like jute bag production, tailoring, embroidery, and handmade items, fostering economic independence. Training centers buzz with activity as instructors impart cutting-edge methods, trendy patterns, and rigorous quality checks. Participants aren’t just learning to make products; they’re mastering the art of selling them. Lessons cover packaging flair, online outreach, and direct customer engagement to tap into growing markets for sustainable goods. Graduates are hitting the…