Tenure of sahayak police personnel to be extended by another year, says state govt

Chief Minister Hemant Soren has directed the extension of the contract for sahayak police personnel by another year. The proposal will be sent to the state cabinet for approval by the home, prison, and disaster management department. Approximately 1,900 sahayak police officers, initially appointed in 2017 in 12 extremist-affected districts, are awaiting this extension after…

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Yash refused to shave off his iconic beard for ‘KGF 2’-now carrying the look into ‘Toxic’ and ‘Ramayan’

Yash’s iconic Rocky Bhai beard, nearly shaved for KGF 2, became a cultural phenomenon. Director Prashanth Neel initially planned a clean-shaven look post-interval, but the film’s delay saw the beard gain immense popularity. Yash’s insistence on keeping it, citing audience connection, proved pivotal. This decision cemented the rugged look, contributing to KGF 2’s massive success…

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National Green Tribunal launches inquiry into environmental violations at Jajpur’s Bajabati quarry

National Green Tribunal ordered a probe into Bajabati black stone quarry-2 in Jajpur. A resident alleged environmental clearance and consent to operate violations. The quarry reportedly operates beyond approved limits and depth. Blasting near homes without clearance is also claimed. A joint committee will investigate these serious allegations. The panel must submit its detailed report…

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Travis Kelce’s “wood-inspired” game day look has Swifties buzzing over Taylor Swift connection

Travis Kelce sparked a frenzy at Arrowhead Stadium with his lumberjack-inspired Louis Vuitton outfit, seemingly a playful nod to Taylor Swift’s song “Wood.” The Chiefs tight end’s fashion choice fueled speculation about the couple’s connection amidst Swift’s busy schedule and potential secret appearances at games. Kelce’s stylish entrance underscored his flair for making headlines both…

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‘We carry India’s flag abroad; but at home, we’re shut out of our own screens’

Independent Indian filmmakers are protesting systemic neglect and exhibition bias, demanding fair theatre access. Citing limited screenings for films like ‘Agra’, they decry a “movie mafia” favoring blockbusters. Filmmakers argue a lack of support systems hinders non-mainstream cinema, unlike in developed nations, and call for an end to gatekeeping and fear.

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Ulhasnagar civic body withdraws hiked water bills after Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis’s intervention; BJP pressure brings relief to residents

Ulhasnagar residents receive relief as the Municipal Corporation withdraws recently increased water bills following intervention by Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis. After BJP leaders raised concerns, the CM directed officials to revert to the old billing system and approved plans for independent water sources. This decision alleviates financial pressure on lakhs of families.

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Blurred vision and other warning signs of transient ischaemic attacks: CMC Vellore doctor explains stroke risk

Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), or mini-strokes, are brief neurological episodes signaling serious stroke risk. Recognizing symptoms like blurred vision or weakness is crucial. Early intervention, including lifestyle changes and medical treatments, can prevent permanent brain damage. A case highlights how prompt action following TIA symptoms can be lifesaving.

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