Second-year BA student, security guard die by suicide at separate places in Patna

In Patna, tragedy struck as two people died by suicide in separate incidents. Medha Kumari, a 19-year-old student, was found deceased at her residence in Barh; police are investigating potential triggers. Ganesh Prasad, a 50-year-old security guard, was found in Gardanibagh. While authorities suspect suicide, his family alleges foul play, prompting further investigation including a…

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Shikha Talsania defends Deepika Padukone’s 8-hour shift demand

Deepika Padukone’s demand for shorter workdays has ignited a debate. It is about sustainable work culture in Bollywood. Shikha Talsania supports Deepika’s decision. She highlights the need for work-life balance. The industry norm involves long hours. Shikha emphasizes the importance of humane work conditions. She feels everyone deserves the freedom to set boundaries. This supports…

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Isabgol processors to halt seed procurement from October 6 over GST ambiguity

The All India Isabgol Processors Association will cease purchasing Isabgol seeds from farmers nationwide starting October 6, 2025. This drastic decision stems from persistent government ambiguity regarding GST classification of Isabgol seeds, causing significant financial strain and impacting export competitiveness. The move threatens thousands of farmers and India’s dominant global psyllium husk exports.

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‘They came with iron rods, sticks’: How a request to wait for prasad ended in fatal assault at Delhi Kalkaji temple

A 35-year-old sewadar, Yogendra Singh, tragically died at Kalkaji Temple in Delhi after being brutally attacked by a group of 10-15 visitors. The assault occurred following a dispute over the distribution of “Chunni Prasad,” when Singh asked them to wait. The visitors, armed with iron rods and sticks, fatally injured Singh, leading to a murder…

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Why you’ll always spot an “X” on the last coach of a train: The safety symbol you didn’t know about

A prominent yellow ‘X’ on the last coach of Indian trains is a vital safety marker, confirming the train’s complete passage and preventing detached coaches. This simple, low-tech visual cue aids railway staff in monitoring operations and ensuring train integrity, complementing modern electronic systems and acting as a crucial backup for safety.

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