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Junior doctors at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital are in agitation over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor. (Image source: PTI)Trainee and junior doctors said central forces should be deployed in hospitals in view of the recent violence.Interns and medical students of Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital on Friday staged a protest demanding the resignation of senior officials of the Kolkata Police and the hospital administration.Shanhanil SarkarShankhyanel Sarkar is Senior Associate Editor at News18. He covers international affairs and focuses on breaking news and in-depth analysis. he has o….read more Source link

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The Kerala police have arrested four persons in connection with a case involving a group of conspirators led by a former bank manager who planned to murder a retired BSNL official. Pappachan, an 82-year-old retired BSNL assistant manager, was murdered in an elaborate plan launched by bank employee Saritha. The police also arrested other accomplices: Anup (37), a bank executive from Maruthadi Vasupilla Junction; Animon (44), from Polayahot; Mahin (47), also from Katapakkada; Hasi Hashif Ali (27), resident of Polayathot.Sarissa was initially hired to manage financial transactions for Papakan and gained his trust after learning that he lived alone. Sarissa…

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Last updated: August 16, 2024 4:34 pm ISTThe Election Commission will set up separate polling booths in upper societies.According to the Election Commission, 20,629 polling stations will be set up for the election, including 7,000 in urban areas and about 13,000 in rural areas.Ahead of the upcoming state assembly elections in Haryana, the Election Commission on Friday announced that some multi-storey apartment complexes in Gurgaon and other cities in Haryana will have their own polling stations. The EC will set up separate polling booths in high-rise societies in cities such as Sonipat, Gurugram and Faridabad.According to the Election Commission, 20,629…

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When Susan Lyons moved to The Peninsula in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, in 2004, flooding wasn't a major issue. The city is in the midst of a drought, and high tides typically only flood the streets around autumn tide, when the moon is in the best position to speed up the tides. Twenty years later, heavy rains now cause major flooding, with tidal flooding occurring several days a month. Charleston, where Lyons lives, is the oldest, most densely populated and most visited part of Charleston, an area surrounded on three sides by water, where the Cooper and Ashley rivers meet…

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Stills from the movie Lady Bird. (screenshot)Lady Bird talks about love, not because of the two boys Lady Bird fell in love with, but because of the strong and endearing relationship she had with her motherThe future belongs to Generation Z, and their voices need to be heard. Through the Teen Talk platform, News18 is proud to amplify the perspectives of young writers on topics at the intersection of culture, politics, society and technology. Greta Gerwig's directorial debut Lady Bird is one of the most iconic coming-of-age films of the 21st century.Set in 2002 Sacramento, the show revolves around the…

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The Karner blue butterfly is a tiny, pink-blue butterfly that once lived in oak savannas and pine forests in the Midwest and Northeast. But over time, much of the carner's blue habitat was destroyed—today, only a handful of populations remain in places like Michigan, Wisconsin, and New York. Now, climate change poses a new threat to the endangered butterfly. Carner's blue caterpillars only eat a plant called wild lupine. But as winter warms, caterpillars begin to hatch earlier in the year, before the lupins emerge. Hoffen: “Then they have no food and they can't survive.” Christopher Hoving is with the…

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Last updated: August 16, 2024 3:49 pm ISTRN Agarwal, served as Project Manager of Agni and Director of ASL (Advanced Systems Laboratory), Hyderabad. (Picture from X/@DRDO_India)DRDO sources said Padma Shri recipient Agarwal passed away on Thursday due to mild senile ailments.RN Agarwal, known as the father of the country's Agni missile, passed away here.He is 84 years old.DRDO sources said Padma Shri recipient Agarwal passed away on Thursday due to mild age-related ailments.He has served as Director of Project Agni and Director of ASL (Advanced Systems Laboratory), Hyderabad.Sources said that former President Abdul Kalam and India's “missile man” have launched…

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Publisher: Surbhi PathakLast updated: August 16, 2024 3:03 pm (IST)Shiv Sena (UBT) CEO Uddhav Thackeray. (File Photo/PTI)Thackeray said if the LS polls were about protecting democracy and the constitution, then the Assembly polls were a fight to safeguard Maharashtra's self-respect.Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray on Friday insisted that the MVA chief minister's face be decided first instead of following the logic of who wins the most seats and claimed that he will support any candidate announced by the Congress party and NCP (SP).Addressing party workers of the Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) here, Thackeray said that if the Lok…

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Last updated: August 16, 2024 1:56 pm (IST)There is no trace of this history to this day.In the first half of the 20th century, a seaplane base was established near Calcutta.Imagine standing on the banks of the Ganges at the famous Dakshineswar temple near Kolkata and suddenly seeing a plane land from the Pali Bridge. It then landed on the river in front of Dakshineswar Temple. Scenes like this are sure to surprise you, and rightfully so. This sight was apparently common some seventy years ago. As surprising as it may sound, there are international air services on the Ganges.…

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From the Daily Skeptic by Tilak Doshi Considering how rigid official orthodoxy is when it comes to public health “crises,” the “climate emergency,” and the alleged moral failings of Western civilization, it’s no surprise that today’s slurs of choice are “anti-vaxxer,” . The moniker “climate deniers” is used to silence rational debate about climate change and specious claims about “established science.” As physicist Steve Koonin puts it: “I find calls for open scientific discussion particularly distasteful [on climate change] This amounts to denial of the Holocaust, especially the fact that the Nazis murdered over 200 of my relatives in Eastern…

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