A one-day Sawan and Rakhi exhibition will take place on June 28th at the Club House in Wallfort City, Bhatagaon, Raipur. The event will feature Rakhi designers and women entrepreneurs from across the state. The exhibition will be inaugurated by Kavita Rathi, the state media in-charge of the Maheshwari Mahila Sangathan. Organizers have announced that over 35 stalls will be present, offering a variety of products including Rakhis, jewelry, perfumes, handloom items, cosmetics, sarees, footwear, and home decor. Delicious food will also be available. The exhibition will open at 11 am and continue until 8 pm, with the presence of…
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Intense rainfall has battered Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh over the past day, leading to widespread alerts and precautionary measures. The Chenab River’s water level has risen significantly, prompting warnings for residents, especially in the Doda district, to stay away from its banks. Tragically, initial reports suggest potential casualties in Doda due to the swollen river, with authorities launching investigations to assess the full impact. The Baglihar and Salal dams have overflowed, resulting in gate openings to manage excess water and minimize downstream flooding risks. In Ladakh’s Kargil district, a flash flood and landslide occurred in the Stakpa area, though…
The United States presented details of its strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in a news conference. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Den Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, briefed on the planning and execution of the attack last week. A US official confirmed that 12 bunker-buster bombs were deployed. General Caine shared test footage of the strikes. Hegseth disputed reports suggesting the strikes were ineffective, stating they obliterated the sites. The Pentagon showed videos demonstrating the bombs’ functionality. Gen. Caine explained that the bombs cause damage through blast, fragmentation, and overpressure. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) confirmed…
Actor Sudhanshu Pandey has publicly criticized Ram Kapoor for his inappropriate comments made during the promotion of his web series, ‘Mistry.’ The remarks, which were perceived as offensive and disrespectful, particularly towards women, led to significant backlash. Consequently, the streaming platform JioHotstar has removed Kapoor from all future promotional activities for the series. In an interview, Sudhanshu Pandey expressed his disappointment and disapproval of Kapoor’s behavior. He stated that Kapoor was damaging his own image and suggested that such comments indicated a lack of mental stability. Pandey emphasized the importance of treating all individuals, especially women, with respect and offered…
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has introduced significant changes to the playing conditions for international cricket, impacting Test matches, ODIs, and T20Is. Key changes include the introduction of a stop clock in Test cricket to speed up play, with penalties for teams exceeding the 60-second time limit between overs. ODI cricket sees a return to one ball per innings in the final overs. Boundary catch regulations have been updated to clarify fielder movements. Further alterations include modifications to concussion protocols, the DRS wicket zone, and deliberate short runs. Additionally, trials for replacement players in domestic first-class cricket and a new…
Ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in Bihar, a political storm has erupted over the voter list. The Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance) held a joint press conference, leveling serious allegations against the central government led by the BJP and the Election Commission. Tejashwi Yadav, a prominent leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and former Deputy Chief Minister, alleged that the BJP is systematically trying to eliminate the voting rights of the poor and marginalized sections of society. He stated that a delegation from the India alliance would visit the Election Commission to submit a memorandum regarding the issue. Tejashwi Yadav…
Education Minister Ramdas Soren felicitated Shambhavi Jaiswal, a brilliant student from Jamshedpur, on Friday. The Loyola School student achieved the remarkable feat of scoring a perfect 100 out of 100 in all subjects in the ICSE-2025 10th board exams, topping the nation. In recognition of her accomplishment, the minister presented her with a talent incentive of one lakh rupees. Minister Ramdas Soren stated that Shambhavi’s success is a matter of pride for the entire Jharkhand. He emphasized that such talents are the true identity of the state. He added that the state government has been providing all possible support and…
A crucial cabinet meeting of the Chhattisgarh government, chaired by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, is scheduled for June 30th at the secretariat. The meeting will likely include the introduction of the new Chief Secretary and a farewell to the current Chief Secretary, whose last working day is June 30th. Important decisions are anticipated during the meeting, which will commence at 12 noon. The cabinet will also discuss the ongoing monsoon season, focusing on issues such as the availability of fertilizers and seeds for farmers, and the shortage of DAP. Furthermore, discussions regarding the monsoon session are also on the…
Faced with abundant rice stocks, India is channeling a record amount of its surplus into ethanol production. This move is particularly significant as a new harvest promises to further swell existing reserves. This situation represents a dramatic shift from the recent past, when the country was compelled to ban rice exports due to shortages. The utilization of rice for ethanol production is now proving crucial for managing excess inventory and supports the nation’s ethanol blending goals, especially given the constrained supply of traditional sources like sugarcane. Following a two-year export ban, imposed during a period of drought, India lifted restrictions…
Japan has carried out the execution of Takahiro Shiraishi, who was convicted of murdering nine individuals after contacting them via social media. The executions, which involved the strangulation and dismemberment of the victims, occurred in 2017 at Shiraishi’s apartment in Zama city. The Justice Minister, Keisuke Suzuki, cited Shiraishi’s ‘extremely selfish’ motives as the rationale for the death penalty, highlighting the shock and unrest caused to society. This execution marks the first in nearly three years and follows a previous one in July 2022. Capital punishment in Japan is administered by hanging, with prisoners informed of their execution shortly before.…