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Awais Ahmed: This Karnataka boy grew up in a village without the internet; today, his space-tech startup works with NASA: What Pixxel CEO Awais Ahmed’s parents invested in |

Awais Ahmed: This Karnataka boy grew up in a village without the internet; today, his space-tech startup works with NASA: What Pixxel CEO Awais Ahmed’s parents invested in |

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Pixxel co-founder Awais Ahmed with his parents. (Image courtesy: The Hindu) Karnataka’s Awais Ahmed is now emerging as one of India’s leading young entrepreneurs. Recently, his startup, Pixxel, secured a NASA contract. tThe company he co-founded, will provide hyperspectral Earth-observation data to the civilian space agency. Interestingly, the 28-year-old CEO grew up in a quiet…

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Mercury Direct Money Numerology: These Birth Dates Set to Experience a Financial Turnaround

Mercury Direct Money Numerology: These Birth Dates Set to Experience a Financial Turnaround

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On July 24, 2026, Mercury turns direct after delays and mixed signals, bringing clearer thinking. In numerology, this shift is significant for finances related to communication, trade, paperwork, interviews, payments and business decisions. According to Money Numerology Today, there may be some major financial movement for three birth numbers. Response could be delayed. A stalled…

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The world celebrated Simone Biles’ for Olympic glory, but few knew the fear she carried all alone; NFL star Jonathan Owens’ love became a safe place for the legend who once said, “I have a fear of….”

The world celebrated Simone Biles’ for Olympic glory, but few knew the fear she carried all alone; NFL star Jonathan Owens’ love became a safe place for the legend who once said, “I have a fear of….”

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Simone Biles’ journey to Olympic greatness was shaped by hardship, while Jonathan Owens became her constant source of support. (Image via Getty) Simone Biles has spent years making history in gymnastics. The world knows her as the Olympic champion who delivered unbelievable routines, won multiple gold medals, and became one of the greatest athletes of…

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NEW DELHI: In an unprecedented move, India’s private airport operators have warned that “considerable time being taken in processing security vetting” is “impacting project implementation schedules, achieving operational efficiencies, commercial preparedness, and ensuring passenger convenience.” The Association of Private Airport Operators (APAO), which represents the 14 PPP airports in India including those in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and represents a lion’s share of air traffic in the country, has written to aviation secretary Samir Sinha on the need for “timely approvals” Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS). APAO has sent to Sinha a list of projects’ along with the time it took for them to get BCAS clearance, which ranges from a week to 802 days. The longest time (802 days) has been taken for approving “creation of central kitchen at T2” Bengaluru. Nod for a “new casualty centre facility at T1 CSMIA (Mumbai)” took 664 days; Kochi airport’s “interim floor plan vetting” took 635 days; clearing alternate location for isolation bay at Delhi’s IGIA took 578 days; the nod for IGIA T3 pier C’s conversion from domestic to international took 448 days and “terminal building plan phase 1 of Navin Mumbai Airport” took 340 days.Comments were sought from the aviation ministry on the APAO mail and awaited till the time of going to press. BCAS is an “attached organisation” of the ministry.Operators of these 14 airports – Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Delhi, Goa (Mopa), Hyderabad, Guwahati, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mangalore, Mumbai CSMIA, Navi Mumbai, Thiruvananthapuram and Greater Noida – have requested the ministry to “establish turnaround timelines for different proposal categories to facilitate faster processing of proposals critical for operational continuity and passenger service enhancement.” The operators include the Adani Group, GMR and other private players.A former senior official of BCAS said both the operators and the authority were equally to blame for delay in big projects. “Bigger proposals have to e examined in totality from security aspect and we seek clarifications from them regarding the same which are often slow to come by. Then there is too much commercialisation at newer terminals and security is very often not the key consideration while designing those layouts. Then background checks of personnel means sending the same to IB. How long it takes there is beyond us. Most bigger proposals have foreigners as partners, so that takes even longer.”However, the former official admitted that clearance for smaller things, like say a shop, should come faster and that is where BCAS can speed up. “That’s why there is an e-portal where applicants can check the status of their application and see if it is stuck, why so and provide the required inputs. On smaller proposals, BCAS can do better.”The mail written by APAO secretary-general Satyan Nayar says: “….considerable time being taken in processing security vetting approvals for various infrastructure, operational, and reconfiguration proposals submitted by APAO member airports. As airports continue to witness significant passenger and cargo growth, utmost important to undertake timely capacity enhancements, improve passenger facilitation, ensure operational optimization, and augment security infrastructure projects.”“For all this to happen, timely approvals from BCAS becomes highly critical for ensuring smooth execution of these activities and achieve operational readiness. However, it has been observed that a significant number of proposals across member airports are experiencing prolonged timelines at various stages of security vetting approvals.” “In several cases, approvals pertaining to the design stage, final stage and floor plan stages have remained under process for extended durations, thereby impacting project implementation schedules, achieving operational efficiencies, commercial preparedness, and ensuring passenger convenience,” the mail adds.Some examples of how it took to get BCAS nod:The longest wait. 802 days: Central kitchen at Bengaluru T2664 days: New casualty centre at T1, Mumbai635 days: Interim floor plan vetting at T1, Kochi448 days: Converting Delhi Airport T1 Pier C from domestic to international340 days: Terminal building plan phase-I, Navi MumbaiThe fastest nod. 7 days: Strengthening perimeter wall at IGIA(Source: APAO letter)Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos37,000 Lives Lost On Known Highway Death Traps In 3 Years: Who Is Responsible?PM Modi Announces Fast-Track Courts For Paper Leak CasesDelhi Police vs CJP: Dipke Denies Role In ACP Attack, Alleges ‘Outsiders’ Behind ViolenceIndia At UN: J&K Is Integral Part Of India, Pakistan Using Terrorism As State Policy, Says EnvoyJ&K Police Launch Massive Crackdown, Detain Over 2,000 Suspected OGWs After Anantnag Terror AttackBiryani, Langar, Medicines: How India Rallied Behind CJP Protesters At Jantar MantarSC Declines Urgent Hearing On Police Action During ‘Chalo Sansad’ Protest‘Mujhe Maaro, Sir’: CJP Protester Seen In Viral Lathi-Charge Video Recounts Standoff With Cops70 Km To 500 Metres: How India’s Two New Ladakh Bridges Could Transform Border ConnectivityIndia-China Ties Improving? 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NEW DELHI: In an unprecedented move, India’s private airport operators have warned that “considerable time being taken in processing security vetting” is “impacting project implementation schedules, achieving operational efficiencies, commercial preparedness, and ensuring passenger convenience.” The Association of Private Airport Operators (APAO), which represents the 14 PPP airports in India including those in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and represents a lion’s share of air traffic in the country, has written to aviation secretary Samir Sinha on the need for “timely approvals” Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS). APAO has sent to Sinha a list of projects’ along with the time it took for them to get BCAS clearance, which ranges from a week to 802 days. The longest time (802 days) has been taken for approving “creation of central kitchen at T2” Bengaluru. Nod for a “new casualty centre facility at T1 CSMIA (Mumbai)” took 664 days; Kochi airport’s “interim floor plan vetting” took 635 days; clearing alternate location for isolation bay at Delhi’s IGIA took 578 days; the nod for IGIA T3 pier C’s conversion from domestic to international took 448 days and “terminal building plan phase 1 of Navin Mumbai Airport” took 340 days.Comments were sought from the aviation ministry on the APAO mail and awaited till the time of going to press. BCAS is an “attached organisation” of the ministry.Operators of these 14 airports – Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Delhi, Goa (Mopa), Hyderabad, Guwahati, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mangalore, Mumbai CSMIA, Navi Mumbai, Thiruvananthapuram and Greater Noida – have requested the ministry to “establish turnaround timelines for different proposal categories to facilitate faster processing of proposals critical for operational continuity and passenger service enhancement.” The operators include the Adani Group, GMR and other private players.A former senior official of BCAS said both the operators and the authority were equally to blame for delay in big projects. “Bigger proposals have to e examined in totality from security aspect and we seek clarifications from them regarding the same which are often slow to come by. Then there is too much commercialisation at newer terminals and security is very often not the key consideration while designing those layouts. Then background checks of personnel means sending the same to IB. How long it takes there is beyond us. Most bigger proposals have foreigners as partners, so that takes even longer.”However, the former official admitted that clearance for smaller things, like say a shop, should come faster and that is where BCAS can speed up. “That’s why there is an e-portal where applicants can check the status of their application and see if it is stuck, why so and provide the required inputs. On smaller proposals, BCAS can do better.”The mail written by APAO secretary-general Satyan Nayar says: “….considerable time being taken in processing security vetting approvals for various infrastructure, operational, and reconfiguration proposals submitted by APAO member airports. As airports continue to witness significant passenger and cargo growth, utmost important to undertake timely capacity enhancements, improve passenger facilitation, ensure operational optimization, and augment security infrastructure projects.”“For all this to happen, timely approvals from BCAS becomes highly critical for ensuring smooth execution of these activities and achieve operational readiness. However, it has been observed that a significant number of proposals across member airports are experiencing prolonged timelines at various stages of security vetting approvals.” “In several cases, approvals pertaining to the design stage, final stage and floor plan stages have remained under process for extended durations, thereby impacting project implementation schedules, achieving operational efficiencies, commercial preparedness, and ensuring passenger convenience,” the mail adds.Some examples of how it took to get BCAS nod:The longest wait. 802 days: Central kitchen at Bengaluru T2664 days: New casualty centre at T1, Mumbai635 days: Interim floor plan vetting at T1, Kochi448 days: Converting Delhi Airport T1 Pier C from domestic to international340 days: Terminal building plan phase-I, Navi MumbaiThe fastest nod. 7 days: Strengthening perimeter wall at IGIA(Source: APAO letter)Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos37,000 Lives Lost On Known Highway Death Traps In 3 Years: Who Is Responsible?PM Modi Announces Fast-Track Courts For Paper Leak CasesDelhi Police vs CJP: Dipke Denies Role In ACP Attack, Alleges ‘Outsiders’ Behind ViolenceIndia At UN: J&K Is Integral Part Of India, Pakistan Using Terrorism As State Policy, Says EnvoyJ&K Police Launch Massive Crackdown, Detain Over 2,000 Suspected OGWs After Anantnag Terror AttackBiryani, Langar, Medicines: How India Rallied Behind CJP Protesters At Jantar MantarSC Declines Urgent Hearing On Police Action During ‘Chalo Sansad’ Protest‘Mujhe Maaro, Sir’: CJP Protester Seen In Viral Lathi-Charge Video Recounts Standoff With Cops70 Km To 500 Metres: How India’s Two New Ladakh Bridges Could Transform Border ConnectivityIndia-China Ties Improving? Jaishankar Welcomes Confidence-Building Steps, Raises Supply Concerns123PhotostoriesChoose the best wallet color for Men according to your birth dateDating green flags that matter more than money and looks: 7 signs that reveal someone is emotionally mature, trustworthy and genuinely ready for a healthy, lasting relationship5 Vishnu Mantras That Can Transform Your Life10 ancient cities that vanished without warning: From Pompeii to Mohenjo-daroBigg Boss Tamil 10: A look back at the reality show’s decade-long journeyBrain health starts young: 5 habits every young adult should adopt for a sharper mind, according to neurologistOne power word can change your mood; based on your birth dateStop throwing away lemon peels and mix them with vinegar in a jar: 5 lesser-known uses of this simple combinationWhy do bananas have those annoying stringy fibres? The surprising reason behind the tiny white threadsJameela Jamil sparks fierce backlash after calling British people ‘the most evil people in history’123Hot PicksMHT CET merit listDelhi metroCJP ProtestNTA NET Answer KeyDU UG admissionsSBI PO Admit cardTrump tariffDharmendra PradhanMumbai rainTop TrendingOba FemiCJP ProtestersCJPCJP ProtestHyderabad RapeSamras Vidya Setu campaignSupreme CourtZlatan ibrahimovicHarbhajan singhIND U19 vs Sri Lanka U19

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NEW DELHI: In an unprecedented move, India’s private airport operators have warned that “considerable time being taken in processing security vetting” is “impacting project implementation schedules, achieving operational efficiencies, commercial preparedness, and ensuring passenger convenience.” The Association of Private Airport Operators (APAO), which represents the 14 PPP airports in India including those in Delhi, Mumbai,…

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Ravi Kishan laughs off viral memes after NEET remark: ‘How many people will I stop? I will be seen somewhere and I will go viral’ |

Ravi Kishan laughs off viral memes after NEET remark: ‘How many people will I stop? I will be seen somewhere and I will go viral’ |

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Ravi Kishan laughs off viral memes after NEET remark: ‘How many people will I stop? I will be seen somewhere and I will go viral’ Actor and politician Ravi Kishan has reacted to the wave of memes that followed his recent slip-up while speaking about the alleged NEET paper leak controversy. A video of the…

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Margot Robbie secretly splashes M on a Queensland ranch estate with horse stables, pool, tennis court, and 10-car garage

Margot Robbie secretly splashes $28M on a Queensland ranch estate with horse stables, pool, tennis court, and 10-car garage

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Pic credit: paul_uhlmann_architects/Instagram Margot Robbie is believed to be the mystery buyer behind Redwood, a sprawling luxury estate in Currumbin Valley, purchased in an off-market sale last June for $28 million, the highest price ever paid for a residential property in Queensland.The ‘Barbie’ star, 36, bought the Yellowstone-style ranch that sits where her childhood memories…

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Sanjeev Mukhiya remained in judicial custody even after his bail in the CBI case. (@IndianGems_/X) NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday said it found no evidence linking alleged paper leak kingpin Sanjeev Kumar alias Sanjeev Mukhiya to the theft or distribution of the NEET-UG 2024 question paper, despite his initial inclusion as an accused in the FIR registered by Bihar Police.In a statement, the agency said Bihar Police had named Mukhiya in the FIR after the NEET-UG paper theft was detected in 2024, citing his alleged involvement in other examination paper leak cases. However, after the case was transferred to the CBI, the agency conducted a detailed investigation and identified all those involved in the theft, distribution of the stolen question paper and the beneficiaries. Watch PM Modi Calls NEET Leak A ‘Ghor Paap’, Says 13 Accused Arrested As Probe IntensifiesThe CBI said it filed multiple chargesheets against 45 accused before a Patna court but did not find any evidence to establish Mukhiya’s role in the NEET-UG 2024 paper leak conspiracy.”Mukhiya remained absconding during the relevant period and was later arrested by Bihar Police. Since he was named in the FIR, the CBI took him into police custody for examination in the NEET-UG 2024 case. However, no evidence of his involvement emerged during the investigation,” the agency said.As a result, the CBI did not name Mukhiya in any chargesheet in the case, following which he secured bail in the NEET-UG 2024 matter. The agency added that he continued to remain in judicial custody in connection with other cases being investigated by Bihar Police.The CBI maintained that its probe had identified the entire conspiracy behind the NEET-UG 2024 paper theft and ensured that all those involved were brought to justice.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDelhi Police vs CJP: Dipke Denies Role In ACP Attack, Alleges ‘Outsiders’ Behind ViolenceIndia At UN: J&K Is Integral Part Of India, Pakistan Using Terrorism As State Policy, Says EnvoyJ&K Police Launch Massive Crackdown, Detain Over 2,000 Suspected OGWs After Anantnag Terror AttackBiryani, Langar, Medicines: How India Rallied Behind CJP Protesters At Jantar MantarSC Declines Urgent Hearing On Police Action During ‘Chalo Sansad’ Protest‘Mujhe Maaro, Sir’: CJP Protester Seen In Viral Lathi-Charge Video Recounts Standoff With Cops70 Km To 500 Metres: How India’s Two New Ladakh Bridges Could Transform Border ConnectivityIndia-China Ties Improving? Jaishankar Welcomes Confidence-Building Steps, Raises Supply Concerns‘Pradhan Literally Destroyed…’: Rahul Gandhi Shares 3 Demands, Reacts To PM House DetentionCJP Pushes New Demand To Safeguard Protestors; Standoff With Centre Continues123Photostories5 Vishnu Mantras That Can Transform Your Life10 ancient cities that vanished without warning: From Pompeii to Mohenjo-daroBigg Boss Tamil 10: A look back at the reality show’s decade-long journeyBrain health starts young: 5 habits every young adult should adopt for a sharper mind, according to neurologistOne power word can change your mood; based on your birth dateStop throwing away lemon peels and mix them with vinegar in a jar: 5 lesser-known uses of this simple combinationWhy do bananas have those annoying stringy fibres? The surprising reason behind the tiny white threadsJameela Jamil sparks fierce backlash after calling British people ‘the most evil people in history’Hard work vs smart work: 7 simple hacks that can get you the ‘job promotion’High cholesterol doesn’t always stay silent: 7 warning signs that could appear on your eyes, skin, and legs123Hot PicksMHT CET merit listDelhi metroCJP ProtestNTA NET Answer KeyDU UG admissionsSBI PO Admit cardTrump tariffDharmendra PradhanMumbai rainTop TrendingOba FemiCJP ProtestersCJPCJP ProtestHyderabad RapeSamras Vidya Setu campaignSupreme CourtZlatan ibrahimovicHarbhajan singhIND U19 vs Sri Lanka U19

Sanjeev Mukhiya remained in judicial custody even after his bail in the CBI case. (@IndianGems_/X) NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday said it found no evidence linking alleged paper leak kingpin Sanjeev Kumar alias Sanjeev Mukhiya to the theft or distribution of the NEET-UG 2024 question paper, despite his initial inclusion as an accused in the FIR registered by Bihar Police.In a statement, the agency said Bihar Police had named Mukhiya in the FIR after the NEET-UG paper theft was detected in 2024, citing his alleged involvement in other examination paper leak cases. However, after the case was transferred to the CBI, the agency conducted a detailed investigation and identified all those involved in the theft, distribution of the stolen question paper and the beneficiaries. Watch PM Modi Calls NEET Leak A ‘Ghor Paap’, Says 13 Accused Arrested As Probe IntensifiesThe CBI said it filed multiple chargesheets against 45 accused before a Patna court but did not find any evidence to establish Mukhiya’s role in the NEET-UG 2024 paper leak conspiracy.”Mukhiya remained absconding during the relevant period and was later arrested by Bihar Police. Since he was named in the FIR, the CBI took him into police custody for examination in the NEET-UG 2024 case. However, no evidence of his involvement emerged during the investigation,” the agency said.As a result, the CBI did not name Mukhiya in any chargesheet in the case, following which he secured bail in the NEET-UG 2024 matter. The agency added that he continued to remain in judicial custody in connection with other cases being investigated by Bihar Police.The CBI maintained that its probe had identified the entire conspiracy behind the NEET-UG 2024 paper theft and ensured that all those involved were brought to justice.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDelhi Police vs CJP: Dipke Denies Role In ACP Attack, Alleges ‘Outsiders’ Behind ViolenceIndia At UN: J&K Is Integral Part Of India, Pakistan Using Terrorism As State Policy, Says EnvoyJ&K Police Launch Massive Crackdown, Detain Over 2,000 Suspected OGWs After Anantnag Terror AttackBiryani, Langar, Medicines: How India Rallied Behind CJP Protesters At Jantar MantarSC Declines Urgent Hearing On Police Action During ‘Chalo Sansad’ Protest‘Mujhe Maaro, Sir’: CJP Protester Seen In Viral Lathi-Charge Video Recounts Standoff With Cops70 Km To 500 Metres: How India’s Two New Ladakh Bridges Could Transform Border ConnectivityIndia-China Ties Improving? Jaishankar Welcomes Confidence-Building Steps, Raises Supply Concerns‘Pradhan Literally Destroyed…’: Rahul Gandhi Shares 3 Demands, Reacts To PM House DetentionCJP Pushes New Demand To Safeguard Protestors; Standoff With Centre Continues123Photostories5 Vishnu Mantras That Can Transform Your Life10 ancient cities that vanished without warning: From Pompeii to Mohenjo-daroBigg Boss Tamil 10: A look back at the reality show’s decade-long journeyBrain health starts young: 5 habits every young adult should adopt for a sharper mind, according to neurologistOne power word can change your mood; based on your birth dateStop throwing away lemon peels and mix them with vinegar in a jar: 5 lesser-known uses of this simple combinationWhy do bananas have those annoying stringy fibres? The surprising reason behind the tiny white threadsJameela Jamil sparks fierce backlash after calling British people ‘the most evil people in history’Hard work vs smart work: 7 simple hacks that can get you the ‘job promotion’High cholesterol doesn’t always stay silent: 7 warning signs that could appear on your eyes, skin, and legs123Hot PicksMHT CET merit listDelhi metroCJP ProtestNTA NET Answer KeyDU UG admissionsSBI PO Admit cardTrump tariffDharmendra PradhanMumbai rainTop TrendingOba FemiCJP ProtestersCJPCJP ProtestHyderabad RapeSamras Vidya Setu campaignSupreme CourtZlatan ibrahimovicHarbhajan singhIND U19 vs Sri Lanka U19

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Sanjeev Mukhiya remained in judicial custody even after his bail in the CBI case. (@IndianGems_/X) NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday said it found no evidence linking alleged paper leak kingpin Sanjeev Kumar alias Sanjeev Mukhiya to the theft or distribution of the NEET-UG 2024 question paper, despite his initial inclusion…

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NEET paper controversy: JP Nadda cited a Jammu and Kashmir paper leak, Omar Abdullah says the timeline tells a different story

NEET paper controversy: JP Nadda cited a Jammu and Kashmir paper leak, Omar Abdullah says the timeline tells a different story

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Omar Abdullah questions JP Nadda’s timeline on Jammu and Kashmir recruitment paper leak The political debate over examination paper leaks intensified on Thursday after Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda cited aseries of recruitment and board examination controversies across states while questioning the Opposition’s stand on the issue. His remarks, however, drew aswift response from…

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Chadwick Boseman’s family sues widow Taylor Simone Ledward over late actor’s million-dollar estate; alleges she has not yet distributed assets

Chadwick Boseman’s family sues widow Taylor Simone Ledward over late actor’s million-dollar estate; alleges she has not yet distributed assets

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Nearly six years after the death of ‘Black Panther’ star Chadwick Boseman, his family has now filed a lawsuit, seeking to remove his widow, Taylor Simone Ledward, as the administrator of his estate.According to court documents obtained by E! News, Boseman’s brothers, Kevin Boseman and Derrick Boseman, filed the suit on July 17 on behalf…

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“We are part of kids’ lives, kids are not part of ours”: Riteish Deshmukh on one parenting mistake many parents don’t realize they’re making

“We are part of kids’ lives, kids are not part of ours”: Riteish Deshmukh on one parenting mistake many parents don’t realize they’re making

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Riteish Deshmukh with his family. (Instagram/@geneliad) There is a moment in almost every parent’s life when the roles quietly begin to reverse. The child who once wanted to hold your hand everywhere slowly starts running towards friends, school, sports, hobbies, and a life of their own. It can be difficult to accept, but perhaps that’s…

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5 Vishnu Mantras That Can Transform Your Life

5 Vishnu Mantras That Can Transform Your Life

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Shantakaram Bhujagashayanam Padmanabham Suresham, Vishvadharam Gaganasadrisham Meghavarnam Shubhangam..!!Lakshmikantam Kamalanayanam Yogibhirdhyanagamyam,Vande Vishnum Bhavabhayaharam Sarvalokaikanatham..!! Meaning – I bow to Lord Vishnu, the Preserver and Protector of the universe. He reclines upon the divine serpent, bears a lotus on his navel, and is the Lord of the Devas. He is boundless and infinite like the sky, cloud-hued,…

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Social activist Anna Hazare begins maun andolan (silent protest) at Ahilyanagar in Maharashtra

Social activist Anna Hazare begins maun andolan (silent protest) at Ahilyanagar in Maharashtra

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Anna Hazare started a silent protest in Ahilyanagar supporting Delhi students. AHILYANAGAR: Veteran social activist Anna Hazare on Thursday began a maun andolan (silent protest) in Maharashtra’s Ahilyanagar in support of students protesting in Delhi over alleged examination irregularities.Hazare’s protest comes amid the ongoing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest, which has been demanding accountability over…

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Tony Parker’s 53-acre Texas estate once asked million, but the former Spurs star’s mansion with a private water park is now listed for million

Tony Parker’s 53-acre Texas estate once asked $20 million, but the former Spurs star’s mansion with a private water park is now listed for $11 million

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Image Credit: Instagram/ @barlowedalyrealty and @_tonyparker09 Former San Antonio Spurs legend Tony Parker’s spectacular Texas mansion has received another dramatic price cut, nearly five years after first hitting the luxury real estate market. According to a report by MySA, the 53-acre estate near Boerne, Texas, is now listed for $11 million, down from its previous…

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9 Indian fishermen held by Sri Lankan navy for alleged illegal fishing | India News

9 Indian fishermen held by Sri Lankan navy for alleged illegal fishing | India News

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Sri Lankan navy arrests nine Indian fishermen (Representative photo) At least nine Indian fishermen on Thursday were arrested and their trawler seized by the Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly fishing illegally in the island nation’s waters.According to the Navy, the fishermen had crossed the International Maritime Boundary Line and were apprehended while fishing north of…

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JPSC postpones 9 recruitment exams until further notice; Civil Services Main among key tests deferred

JPSC postpones 9 recruitment exams until further notice; Civil Services Main among key tests deferred

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The Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has deferred nine recruitment examinations, including the Combined Civil Services Main Exam, citing unavoidable reasons. The postponement comes amid an ongoing CID investigation into alleged examination irregularities that has led to multiple arrests. Candidates must await fresh schedules, as revised examination dates have not yet been announced. The Jharkhand…

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