Courts cannot direct govt to create posts; dismisses lab technicians’ plea for promotions, says Chhattisgarh HC

The Chhattisgarh High Court dismissed a petition by laboratory technicians seeking amended service rules for promotions. The court ruled that creating posts and amending rules are executive functions, not subject to judicial compulsion. While acknowledging career stagnation, the court noted the technicians received financial progression through time-bound pay scales, deeming it sufficient.

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10 unique frog species that showcase nature’s most fascinating adaptations

Frogs display incredible diversity and survival skills across the globe. From tiny toads to toxic species, their adaptations are astounding. However, many frog populations are now facing serious threats. Habitat loss, climate change, pollution, and diseases are impacting these vital creatures. Understanding these challenges highlights the importance of frogs in our ecosystems.

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Sha’Carri Richardson surprises fans with emotional message to young athletes at 50th Colgate Women’s Games celebration

Olympic sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson inspired young athletes at the Colgate Women’s Games’ 50th anniversary. She emphasized the track as a space for authenticity, urging them to work hard and stay true. Richardson, a world champion, also champions women in sports, advocating for female drivers and track stars, demonstrating her commitment to empowering the next generation.

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‘Languishes in premature retirement’: Tharoor reignites call for Kohli’s Test comeback

Shashi Tharoor has stirred debate by questioning Virat Kohli’s Test retirement, deeming it premature after India’s drawn series in England. He contrasted Kohli’s situation with Joe Root’s continued excellence, emphasising Kohli’s potential impact on the recent series. Tharoor’s appeal highlights Kohli’s past success and leadership, igniting calls for his return to Test cricket.

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Interval walking: Why this 3-minute Japanese walking technique can give you greater benefits than jogging

Japanese researchers have unveiled an “Interval Walking Training” method, potentially burning more fat than jogging. This technique involves alternating three minutes of brisk walking with three minutes of slow walking for 30 minutes. This technique activates aerobic and anaerobic systems, triggers excess post exercise oxygen consumption and stimulates mitochondrial activity.

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