The Orissa High Court has slammed Cuttack Municipal Corporation’s sanitation efforts, citing overflowing garbage and ineffective private agencies. Despite hefty monthly payments, agencies are failing to deliver, prompting the court to order a pilot dustbin program. A new deputy commissioner assures improvements, promising to address the city’s hygiene crisis.
Women at Prime Minister Modi’s rally in Ara voiced mixed opinions, appreciating free ration but seeking more assistance and highlighting local corruption. While some praised Nitish-Modi’s work, others, like a tea shop owner, stressed the urgent need for youth employment, with a trader noting improved security but also migration concerns.
A young woman’s life was tragically cut short in a temple stampede. R Roopa, a nursing student, died in the incident at Kasibugga. Her father, Rangala Dillesu, is devastated by the loss. Roopa had returned home to care for her ailing father. The community mourns the loss of a promising young individual. Her last rites…
Lohardaga administration has introduced ‘Panchayait Kar Goith’, a unique initiative to empower rural areas via the panchayat raj system. This program facilitates direct dialogue between the Deputy Commissioner and panchayat representatives. It aims to address rural issues, improve scheme execution, and enhance the understanding of duties. Panchayats are now generating their own revenue, marking a…
Hazaribag witnessed tension after a 19-year-old died in a road accident near Baba Balak Nath temple. Villagers protested, demanding compensation, housing, and the driver’s arrest, accusing the administration of negligence. They highlighted NH-522’s frequent accidents. Assurances from the BDO-cum-CO led to the blockade’s end.
A pregnant woman died under mysterious circumstances at Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College and Hospital in Hazaribag, with her family alleging she fell from an operation theatre bed. Hospital authorities, however, claim the family acted irresponsibly by moving her to a private hospital without medical advice, leading to a protest.
Hundreds of Muslims in Ranchi protested delays in forming madarsa and Urdu education boards, and the Jharkhand Academic Council’s decision on Alim-Fazil degrees. They also demanded the restoration of Urdu educational centers and implementation of the anti-mob lynching act. Protesters warned of further agitation if demands are not met.
Vitamins are vital, but self-medicating with supplements can be risky. Experts warn against common errors like taking the wrong vitamin forms, neglecting cofactors, or consuming fat-soluble vitamins without fat. Misinformation leads to imbalances and potential health issues. Understanding proper usage and consulting professionals is crucial for effective supplementation.
Non-vegetarian markets in Ranchi are anticipating a significant surge in demand for meat, fish, and poultry as the auspicious month of Kartik concludes.
