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India Junior International Grand Prix 2019: How Malaysian coach plot downfall of Meiraba

Manipur shuttler lost to Ken Yon Ong 13-21, 21-19, 23-21 at the final played at Modern Sports Complex on Sunday.

Sex racket busted in Kondhwa, 10 women rescued

Unit 5 of Pune police crime branch, along with officials of the Kondhwa police station, conducted the raid at Butterfly Spa located at NIBM road, Kondhwa

UP in process of becoming best state with active participation of youth: Yogi Adityanath

The chief minister said that earlier examinations of various boards and the declaration of results used to take five months, but now, the process gets completed in a month with complete transparency and integrity.

NCP’s efforts to retain Bhosale fail to achieve desired results

Tradition upheld as Ganesh idol from Pune’s Babu Genu Mandal installed at Srinagar’s Lal chowk

Pune-based Sarhad in coordination with government officials carried the deity from Babu Genu Mandal and installed it at Srinagar

90-yr-old drugged, kidnapped in a fridge by domestic help in Delhi’s Greater Kailash

The alleged kidnapping came to light on Sunday morning when the 87-year-old wife of the man regained her consciousness to notice her husband and domestic help missing from the home.

Pro Kabaddi: Puneri Paltan halfway through, with mountain to climb

11 matches played, 11 remaining and play-off qualification is anything, but guaranteed

Monday Musings: Pune’s Zero Stone, fully restored, is now ready for the public

In a few days from now, a new heritage monument will be unveiled in the city: the Zero Mile Stone. Neglected for decades together, it was through the efforts of city corporator Arvind Shinde that the monument has been restored and beautified by the Pune Municipal Corporation.

Suspended Congress legislator Abdul Sattar joins Shiv Sena

Abdul Sattar, the two-term member of legislative assembly (MLA), was suspended by the Congress in April for anti-party activities.

Delhiwale: Reading Hauz Rani

Getting intimate with a neighbourhood through its signage

Roti and salt video: Scribe’ among two booked; minister doesn’t agree with the police action

A senior police officer confirmed that ‘journalist’ Pawan Jaiswal and Rajkumar Pal had been booked under sections 186 (voluntarily obstructing a public servant in the discharge of his function), 193 (false evidence), 120 B (criminal conspiracy) and 420 (cheating) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

Ikhlaq’s murder suspect arrested in Greater Noida

The man identified as Hariom, who is currently out on bail after he was arrested in Mohammad Ikhlaq’s murder case, was arrested near Samana Canal in Jarcha.

Gurugramwale: The roadside digger

Life and ambitions of a young migrant worker

Festivals, fairs significant part of Gurugram’s intangible heritage

Lord Gugga is revered by both the Hindu and the Muslim communities, and though originally a Rajput himself, he is said to even have practised both religions.

Mhd Ejaz, the Lucknow man who reads 100-year-old Ramayan written in Urdu

Mhd Ejaz, a former assistant engineer with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in Lucknow, used to often read the Ramayan till a few months ago when he suffered a major diabetic attack.

Tabarruk – giving alms, seeking blessings during Muharram

Tabarruk or sacred offerings are distributed among thousands of ‘azadaars’ or mourners as part of Muharram ritual.

Delhi civic body floats tender for bio-mining and remediation of all 3 landfills

Bio-mining will involve the use of separator machines or large sieves to separate waste material of different sizes, thereby obtaining soil, plastic, wood and metal components in isolation for appropriate processing.

Attack on BJP leader ‘very serious’, we need peace:West Bengal Governor

Jagdeep Dhankar, who was sworn in as the 28th governor of the state in July, said that he was pained by incidents of violence, irrespective of who were targeted.

To help buyers, Greater Noida authority to make public builders’ dues

The move is aimed at informing homebuyers so that they can make an informed choice. However, details will be put up of only those builders who have not paid up their dues despite repeated notices.

Uttarakhand pollution control board seeks ₹27 lakh relief for Auli wedding

Aditya Pratap Singh, counsel of the state pollution control board in the PIL related to Auli wedding, said that they have submitted the claim of ₹27 lakh before the HC recently.

Woman jumps in front of metro train at Delhi’s Jhandewalan station, dies

The incident occurred around 8.50 am on Monday.

There is enough support from the CM for reforms in Bihar Board: BSEB chairman Anand Kishor

Three years back, a photograph showing parents and friends of students climbing school walls to pass on answers to examinees taking the tenth exams, conducted by the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), had gone viral, earning Bihar a bad name not only in India but across the globe.

UP Board inter exam 2020 from February 18, schools asked to send infrastructure details for exam centres

As per reports, the District Inspector of Schools (DIOS) would be responsible for carrying out verification of details about existing school infrastructure uploaded by principal of respective school on Board’s website and submission of the same latest by September 6.

Children of 574 schools of social welfare department yet to get free uniforms

Over 60,000 students enrolled in 574 schools run by UP social welfare department have not received free school uniforms that they are entitled to till date. This is owing to the failure of the state government to release budget for the same, teachers of these schools concede.

IIT-BHU’s incubation centre to support agri- tech startup ideas

As many as 30 farmers’ start-ups have been helped by MCIIE, IIT-BHU. Offering farming- related advanced technological mechanisms, these start-ups are converting ‘ideas’ into reality, and in the process making farming a sustainable and profit- yielding enterprise.

DU School of Open Learning students claim classes postponed on Day 1 due to film shooting

While many students complained that they were retuned back by the centres citing “lack of space”, a group of students said that at a centre in north campus they were told that classes could not be held because a “film shooting was scheduled” there.

JNU uses rule introduced last year to evaluate emeritus professors

Members of the JNU teachers’ association (JNUTA) criticised the move and said that the elected teachers’ representatives to the EC had recorded their dissent on this decision

Ganesh Chaturthi 2019: Here’s your guide to Mumbai’s top 10 Ganpati pandals

Ganesh Chaturthi 2019: As Bappa occupies a space in your homes and minds, here’s all you need to know about Mumbai’s popular mandals.

UP police question man found with missing woman in Chinmayanand case

The top court had taken suo motu cognisance of reports about the missing woman. It will hear the matter again on Monday.