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    Security forces paid Tribute three BSF jawans killed in road accident in Manipur

    Imphal: Security forces in Manipur on Thursday paid tribute to three Border Security Force (BSF) personnel who were killed among 11 others injured after the bus in which they were travelling fell into a gorge in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district, officials said.  A BSF spokesman said that senior BSF, Police and Civil Administration officials paid homage.

    Chennai doctor, wife, two sons found dead at home

    Chennai: A tragic  incident occurred in Anna Nagar West, Chennai, where a doctor, his wife, and their two sons were discovered dead at their home on Thursday morning. The deceased have been identified as Dr. Balamurugan, his wife Sumathi, and their sons Dasvanth, 17, and Lingesh, 15. Initial investigations indicate that financial difficulties may have.

    Chhattisgarh Waqf Board reschedules Friday prayers on Holi, issues directives

    Raipur: The Chhattisgarh Waqf Board has announced a change in the timing of Friday prayers in mosques across the state this year due to the overlap with Holi celebrations. An official notice has been sent to all mosques regarding the new schedule. According to the directive, the Friday prayers, typically held between 12:30 PM and.

    Widows Holi celebrated in Vrindavan with colors and joy

    Vrindavan: The unique ‘Widows’ Holi’ celebration in Vrindavan has become a powerful symbol of change, highlighting inclusion and compassion. Vrindavan, the town where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, has long been a refuge for widowed Hindu women who, due to societal rejection, face many challenges. These women often rely on support from the government, NGOs,.

    UP: Lucknow shop sells silver pichkari worth Rs 1 lakh for Holi

    Lucknow: Ahead of the Holi festival, a jewellery shop in Lucknow is offering a special silver Pichkari (water gun) and small buckets, priced at Rs 1 lakh. Jeweller Adesh Kumar Jain shared with media that gifting a silver Pichkari is a long-standing tradition, especially among newly married couples. The bride’s family typically gifts it to.

    Pakistan Army says Jaffar Train rescue operations over, at least 30 civilians reported dead

    Quetta (Balochistan): Lt Gen Sharif Chaudhry, Director-General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Pakistan, announced that the Jaffar Express clearance operation, launched after the train hijacking in Balochistan, has been completed. He confirmed that all 33 militants involved in the attack were killed. On March 11, terrorists targeted a railroad track in Bolan at around 1.

    Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024 passed in Legislative Council

    Bengaluru: The Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024, which aims to decentralize governance in Bengaluru through multiple corporations, was passed in the Legislative Council on Wednesday. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who also oversees Bengaluru Development, addressed concerns raised by Council members. He emphasized that the Bill was formulated after extensive discussions and aims to lay.

    Seven killed in MP as tanker collides with two vehicles

    Bhopal: At least seven people were killed and three others severely injured in a road accident late Wednesday night on the newly constructed Badnawar-Ujjain four-lane highway under Badnawar police station in Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar district. While police confirmed six fatalities, unverified reports suggest that one critically injured individual may have also died. Amit Kushwaha, Officer-in-Charge.

    Mumbai: Farmers protest against Rs 86,300 crore Shaktipeeth Highway project

    Mumbai: A large group of farmers from 12 districts affected by the Rs 86,300 crore Nagpur-Goa Shaktipeeth Highway project gathered in Mumbai on Wednesday to voice their opposition to the scheme. The farmers unanimously declared that they would not allow officials to enter for land measurement necessary for acquisition. Farmers from Kolhapur, Solapur, Sangli, Sindhudurg,.

    Jaffar Express hijack: 200 coffins dispatched from Quetta Railway Station

    Balochistan: Authorities in Balochistan have dispatched over 200 coffins to Quetta railway station, indicating heavy expectation of casualties in Jaffar Express hijack.   Human rights activist Amjad Ayub Mirza believes the Pakistani army has decided not to negotiate, putting the lives of military personnel at risk. Mirza said in a statement, “More than 200 wooden coffins.

    Primary school teachers beaten by police, several injured in Bangladesh

    Dhaka: Several teachers from private primary schools were charged with baton and water cannons by the Bangladeshi police authorities on Wednesday as they protested against the interim government.  At least six people, including two women, were hurt during the protest rally held near the Jatiya Press Club in Dhaka. Shahinur Rahman, one of the injured.