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🏫 Jaipur school moves out of cow shed

A government primary school in Jaipur district was temporarily moved to a house after its building was declared unsafe for 18 children. The shift happened following a 48-hour ultimatum issued by Cockroach Janta Party leader Abhijeet Dipke. Classes resumed on Saturday morning after the education department approved the temporary arrangement with villagers' help. Villagers are committed to helping build a permanent school building for the children's future. Meanwhile, the Education Minister warned against turning schools into political battlegrounds. 🏫

#Jaipur#Education#Rajasthan
india

🏫 Jaipur school moved out of cow shed after ultimatum

A government primary school in Jaipur district, where 18 children were studying in a cattle enclosure, has been temporarily shifted to a local resident's house. This move happened after the building was deemed unsafe and followed a confrontation involving the Cockroach Janta Party. Abhijeet Dipke issued a 48-hour ultimatum, leading villagers to seek relocation from the education department. Classes resumed at the new location on Saturday morning, offering immediate safety to the students. Villagers are now ready to support the construction of a permanent school building.

#Jaipur#EducationReform#SchoolSafety
entertainment

✨ Pooja Hegde rocks Anita Dongre sari inspired by old art

Pooja Hegde attended the India Day Parade in New York wearing a mustard yellow sari by Anita Dongre. This specific piece, called the Nisarga sari, belongs to the Crafts of India 2025 collection. The design is heavily inspired by the centuries-old Pichwai paintings from Rajasthan. Master artisans hand-illustrated the delicate botanical and avian motifs, which took over 40 days to complete. The look featured a Banarasi choli and jewelry from Sheetal Zaveri, showcasing heritage fashion. 🀩

#IndianFashion#PoojaHegde#AnitaDongre
india

βš–οΈ Rs 5 Crore Allegedly Used to Silence Rape Case

The NHRC has directed the Punjab government to investigate serious allegations against CM Mann's wife. This directive comes after an accusation surfaced suggesting that Rs 5 crore was used to suppress a rape case. The NHRC issued this order following the surfacing of these disturbing allegations. This move aims to ensure a fair and transparent investigation into the matter. The government is now expected to initiate a thorough probe into the claims. βš–οΈ

#PunjabNews#NHRC#PoliticalScandal
business

πŸ’§ Veligonda Phase-I launch set for August 31

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu announced the inauguration of Veligonda project Phase-I on August 31. This project is located across Prakasam, Nellore, Kadapa, and Markapuram districts. Over the last two years, β‚Ή2,250 crore was spent on Phase-I, which will irrigate 1.19 lakh acres. The project will also supply drinking water to approximately four lakh people in the region. Furthermore, the Rayalaseema Horticulture Hub foundation will be laid in September. πŸ’§

#AndhraPradesh#WaterProject#CMNaidu
top

😠 Clash erupts outside COEP ahead of Gandhi's event

Tensions flared between ABVP workers and NSUI members outside COEP University hostel in Shivajinagar on Friday evening. This confrontation occurred before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron ki Goonj' event in Pune. Six named persons and 50-60 alleged NSUI and Youth Congress workers were registered in a case on Saturday. The dispute started when ABVP members visited to inquire about an alleged video statement taken under pressure. Further investigation is currently underway by the police. 😠

#PuneClash#StudentPolitics#ABVP
science

πŸ”¬ Old nuclear tests reveal secrets of Earth's core

Researchers used data from underground nuclear tests conducted between 1977 and 1995 at Mururoa, French Polynesia. Geophysicist Ying Zhou analyzed seismic waves recorded in Kazakhstan to get time-based snapshots of the planet's interior. The study found that outer core seismic waves changed speed over those years, suggesting movement within the liquid metal. This indicates the outer core is undergoing vigorous mixing, possibly involving solid anomalies. Understanding this movement could help explain Earth's magnetic field dynamics. 🌍

#EarthScience#Geology#ScienceNews
entertainment

πŸ“š Science vs. Literature: Vajpeyi's take

Poet Udayan Vajpeyi posits that the truth of science is always temporary, while literature seeks something eternal within humanity. He is a prominent figure in contemporary Indian literary life, known for his diverse works and translations. Vajpeyi also spent over four decades teaching Physiology at Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal. His unique perspective blends medicine and imagination, focusing on memory and human vulnerability. He concludes that science looks at the body with certainty, but literature thrives on ambiguity. 🧐

#IndianLiterature#Vajpeyi#ScienceVsArts
health

🚢 Post-dinner walks: Are they actually good for you?

Taking a short walk after dinner can offer several health benefits for people. Experts suggest this gentle movement aids digestion and helps muscles utilize glucose in the bloodstream. A 10 to 15 minute walk is a good starting point for blood-sugar control and overall fitness. Consistency is key, and accumulating activity throughout the day matters most for health. However, those with specific medical conditions should consult a healthcare provider first. 🚢

#HealthTips#EveningWalk#WellnessJourney
business

πŸ“ˆ Upcoming IPOs show strong grey market signs

Several upcoming IPOs, including Skyways Air, Symbiotec Pharmalab, and Lumino Industries, are drawing buzz in the grey market. These listings are scheduled to open starting from August 24th, with prices ranging from β‚Ή50 to β‚Ή988 per share. Symbiotec Pharmalab has a GMP of +350, while Lumino Industries shows a +46 premium. The positive grey market trends suggest a strong potential for favorable listing prices for these companies. Investors should consult certified experts before making any decisions on these upcoming issues.

#IPO#StockMarket#GreyMarket
india

πŸ›‘ Centre blocks Reddy's US trip over meeting plans

Centre flagged Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy's US travel plans because the proposed meetings were not routed through the Ministry of External Affairs. His office sought clearance for visits to both the US and UK, but the US portion was denied permission by the Centre. The denial, which was communicated by MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, was based on technical grounds regarding the programme appropriateness. The planned engagements included meetings with US Vice President JD Vance and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The Centre maintained that the itinerary did not fit the office's status, despite the UK visit being cleared.

#IndianPolitics#CentreVsState#MEA

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