Ghatshila Elections: Voices of Discontent Over Copper Mines and Economic Struggles

Despite another election, the revival of Ghatshila’s copper mines remains a distant dream for residents like Patrick D’Souza. The closure in 1997 has led to economic hardship and migration, with limited educational and healthcare options forcing youth like Jhuma Rao to seek opportunities elsewhere. First-time voter Mani Hembrom expressed disillusionment with candidates offering no concrete…

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Black mamba vs Sidewinder: Which deadly snake really holds the title of ‘fastest snake’; their venom, speed, and size revealed

Two venomous snakes, the desert-dwelling Sidewinder and the African Black Mamba, showcase remarkable evolutionary adaptations. While the Sidewinder uses sideways movement and hemotoxic venom for survival, the Black Mamba relies on incredible speed and potent neurotoxic venom. Their distinct sizes, habitats, and temperaments highlight the diverse strategies employed by these extraordinary reptiles.

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Centre moved over violations in Similipal’s eco-sensitive zones

An environmental alert has been issued for Similipal Tiger Reserve due to alleged violations within its eco-sensitive zone, including unregulated construction and tree felling. A formal complaint highlights the lack of a finalized ESZ notification, leaving the area vulnerable. Authorities are urged to enforce existing laws and Supreme Court directives to protect the reserve’s ecological…

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Colorado Avalanche locks in rising star Gavin Brindley with two-year contract extension

Colorado Avalanche has secured a future cornerstone by signing forward Gavin Brindley to a two-year contract extension through the 2027-28 season. The talented young player, known for his speed and skill, has impressed coaches and is already a reliable all-situation player. His strong performance, including a recent two-game goal streak, solidifies his role and commitment…

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Jharkhand Governor Approves Fee Regulation Bill for Private Educational Institutions to Curb Arbitrary Charges

Governor Santosh Gangwar has approved the Jharkhand Professional Educational Institutions (Fee Regulation) Bill, 2025, passed by the state assembly in August. This bill aims to curb arbitrary fee hikes by private institutions by establishing a fee regulation committee. The governor also approved amendments regarding teacher qualifications and non-teaching staff appointments.

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Munger resident wins national award for water conservation

Munger’s Kishore Jaiswal, a water conservation activist, has been honored by the Ministry of Jal Shakti for his two decades of work in Bihar’s water-stressed regions. His community-driven initiatives, focusing on integrated water resource management and watershed development, have significantly boosted water literacy and agricultural productivity, contributing to a ‘Jal Samridh Bharat’.

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