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News18 Evening Digest: Vinesh Phogat's night of extreme measures ends with heartbreak and other headlines
Last updated: August 7, 2024 6:54 pm ISTVinesh Phogat jumps rope to lose weight We also report: Nobel laureate Yunus urges restraint as he prepares to lead Bangladesh, Kareena Kapoor's son Jah's swag wins hearts, Saif Ali Khan's little one gets thumbs up | Watch other updatesHello readers! In today's evening digest, News18 brings you the latest reports on Vinesh Phogat's disqualification from Paris Olympics, attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh and more.Vinesh Phogat's desperate bid to lose weight: Night of extreme measures ends in heartbreakIn a dramatic and heartbreaking turn of events at the Paris Olympics, 29-year-old Vinesh Phogat found…
National Grid bosses have warned that blackouts will occur before the end of the century unless the south-east pays more for power than other regions. [emphasis, links added] In private conversations with the energy industry, ESO executives claim the network has become so congested that “Blackouts in the Southeast by 2028”” said an industry insider. They blame the looming threat on the shift to unpredictable wind and solar power, Plus critics say outdated market rules are exacerbating bottlenecks. ESO is working to introduce so-called zone pricing, in which If demand is higher, electricity providers in the Southeast can get paid…
from masterresource By Kassie Andrews — August 6, 2024 “Alaska’s Comprehensive Sustainable Energy Action Plan is a kleptocracy. The people behind it are taking advantage of decades of hard work by Alaskans and they no longer trust sensible, moral, logical, civic-minded people. We the people must speak out. Officially titled “Meeting the Requirements of Prioritized Climate Action Plans for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program,” Alaska's Panhandle green lobby is winning at the expense of the state's native resources and natural wealth. However, shining a bright light on this alien takeover can stop this takeover. background…
Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Vice President Kamala Harris's newly announced running mate, has pursued aggressive climate and green energy policies during his tenure as governor. [emphasis, links added] In 2023, Walz signed a law requiring that the energy produced or obtained by the country must be 100% carbon-free by 2040. The timeline is even more aggressive than California’s 2045 deadline to achieve 100% green energy generation. Major environmental groups — including the Sierra Club, Climate Power and the NRDC Action Fund — have Stand up for Walz, call him a “climate champion” and hinted that he would Promote policies…
Last updated: August 7, 2024 5:25 pm (IST)Baccha Baba Protests in Unique Way, Doing Haas Yoga for Three YearsProtesting the lack of development in villages in UP, Baccha baba practiced Haas yoga while standing on one leg for three years. Residents of the village are worried about Baba's health as he has vowed not to stop until his demands are metUttar Pradesh is witnessing a unique form of protest where a guru is engrossed in meditation to get his demands accepted. The guru was protesting against the lack of development in the village.Popularly known as Bachcha Baba, the Guru is…
Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh major concern, Gulf money radicalizing locals: News Source 18
A police officer aimed his weapon at protesters in Dhaka on Monday after violence broke out during protests against Sheikh Hasina and her government. (Photo/AP)According to sources, there have been nearly 4,000 attacks on the Hindu community in Bangladesh since January 2013. Senior intelligence officials believe the attacks were nothing more than acts of terror controlled by Sheikh HasinaSenior intelligence sources told CNN-News18 on Wednesday that attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh are a major cause for concern for the Indian government, even as other governments consider minorities unsafe there.According to local media and Hindu minority staff in Dhaka, at least…
From cobalt miners in Africa to black Americans in the “clean energy” industry, the exploitation of black communities and their people remains an integral part of the “green” agenda, especially when you think about it in the context of Harris-Biden Directives and policies on electric vehicles at one point. [emphasis, links added] Here's a report from Minnesota Public Radio's (MPR) Marketplace reporters Amy Scott and Sean McHenry detailing the current situation: Black workers are paying the price for cobalt mining Whether you have a mobile phone or an electric car, the battery inside it is likely to contain cobalt from…
Last updated: August 7, 2024, 5:11 pm (IST)Hilsa may disappear from Indian cuisine this year. The supply of shad in the Padma River may be disrupted this year. This has left many fish traders in West Bengal feeling disappointed and desperate.Be it “Ilish Paturi” or “Shorshe Ilish”, these dishes are delicacies of Bengali cuisine. Ilish, also known as Hilsa fish, is imported from India's neighbor Bangladesh, which is currently facing political unrest, leading Sheikh Hasina to resign as prime minister and flee the country, only seeking asylum in New Delhi, India. Therefore, Hilsa is unlikely to be imported into the…
Many people in the continental United States don’t know much about dengue fever. But that may change in the face of record-breaking surges in cases around the world, driven in part by warmer and wetter weather this year. With only half of 2024 left, public health officials at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are reminding health professionals and the public to stay on top of a painful — and sometimes debilitating and even fatal — infection spread through mosquito bites Come arm yourself. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of mid-June 2024, nearly 9.4 million…
'For some time': Bangladesh's ousted prime minister remains in Delhi, her son calls plans to seek asylum 'just rumours'
Last updated: August 7, 2024 4:33 pm ISTSheikh Hasina has been trying to quell nationwide protests against her government since early July. (AFP)In a video interview with German broadcaster Deutsche Welle, Joy was asked about reports that Hasina plans to seek asylum in a third countryBangladesh's ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India after massive protests against her government, plans to stay in Delhi “for some time,” her son Sajib Wazeed Joy said on Wednesday ”. The 76-year-old Awami League leader landed at an air force base near Delhi on Monday and was later moved to a heavily…