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Religious leaders have urged pilgrims to avoid the main bathing site and seek alternative sites
29 Jan

Religious leaders have urged pilgrims to avoid the main bathing site and seek alternative sites

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On January 29, 2025, at the Kumbh Mela festival in Prayagraj, India, a devastating crowd crush occurred resulting in the deaths of at least 38 individuals, with numbers feared to be higher. The incident took place early in the morning as people surged forward to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers. Security personnel struggled to manage the overwhelming crowds, leading to multiple stampedes. The Uttar Pradesh government has not yet released an official statement, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for immediate measures. Religious leaders have urged pilgrims to avoid the main bathing site…
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Uses high-frequency ultrasound waves to increase collagen production
24 Jan

Uses high-frequency ultrasound waves to increase collagen production

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Ireland AM star Muireann O'Connell has undergone a non-invasive cosmetic procedure known as Sofwave treatment, aimed at lifting and tightening her facial skin. The procedure utilizes high-frequency ultrasound waves to boost collagen production, offering a non-invasive method to refresh the skin. Muireann, who has been transparent about her use of Botox, opted for this treatment at Beacon Face and Dermatology as an alternative to more invasive methods.  She shared her experience and results on Instagram, expressing her desire to alleviate feeling "bleh" when looking in the mirror. This latest cosmetic endeavor follows her previous openness about using Botox to maintain…
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Al Jazeera reported that the Palestinian Authority had arrested one of its journalists
23 Jan

Al Jazeera reported that the Palestinian Authority had arrested one of its journalists

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Israeli forces have killed two Palestinian militants, Mohammed Nazzal and Katiba al-Shalabi, who were responsible for a deadly bus attack in the West Bank earlier this month. The militants exchanged fire with Israeli troops in the village of Burqin before being killed, and an Israeli soldier was moderately wounded. Both Islamic Jihad and Hamas claimed ties to the militants and praised the bus attack.  In related news, talks between the U.S. and Israel are ongoing regarding Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, with a ceasefire deadline approaching. Additionally, Al Jazeera reported that the Palestinian Authority arrested one of its reporters, while Israel…
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Human metapneumo virus cases detected in India amidst concerns
08 Jan

Human metapneumo virus cases detected in India amidst concerns

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Two infants in India have tested positive for the human metapneumovirus (HMPV), raising concerns about a potential outbreak reminiscent of COVID-19. This development follows reports of a mysterious virus overwhelming hospitals in China. A three-month-old girl and a six-month-old boy in Bengaluru were hospitalized due to HMPV and are currently recovering. Another case involves a two-month-old boy in Ahmedabad. India's Health Ministry stated there is no linkage between these cases and those in China. HMPV, similar to RSV, causes respiratory illnesses ranging from mild infections to severe conditions like bronchitis and pneumonia. Symptoms typically peak in winter, and infections often…
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Housing construction cost gain 39% in 4 years: Colliers
23 Nov

Housing construction cost gain 39% in 4 years: Colliers

Priyanka Roybreaking news, News
New Delhi, Nov 23 (PTI) The average cost of construction of housing projects in big cities has risen 39 per cent to Rs 2,780 per sq ft in the last four years, while construction material and labour have become costlier, according to Colliers India. Data from real estate consultant Colliers India shows that the average construction cost for premium housing projects was Rs 2,000 per sq ft in October 2020. The construction cost rose to Rs 2,200 per sq ft in October 2021, Rs 2,300 per sq ft in October 2022, Rs 2,500 per sq ft in October 2023 and…
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Café in Vadodra fined 7000 rupees
21 Nov

Café in Vadodra fined 7000 rupees

Ashish Majumderbreaking news
Recently the consumer commission in Gujarat’s Vadodara has ordered Kabir’s Kitchen Café Gallery to pay 5000 rupees for mental harassment and 2000 rupees as legal costs to a man who was charged 41 rupees for a 20 rupees water bottle in 2017.  Actually the menu listed the bottle at 39 rupees, 19 rupees more than the MRP of 20 rupees, and with the service charge, it cost him 41 rupees. This is actually very interesting news and from it we can know many things. Actually from this news we can know that overcharging something is very bad and we can…
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Gold futures rose by Rs 335 to Rs 75,382 per 10 grams
20 Nov

Gold futures rose by Rs 335 to Rs 75,382 per 10 grams

Priyanka Roybreaking news, News
New Delhi, Nov 19 (PTI) Gold futures rose by Rs 335 to Rs 75,382 per 10 grams on Tuesday as speculators created deals amid strong spot demand. Gold contracts for December delivery inflation by Rs 335, or 0.45 percent, to Rs 75,382 per 10 grams on the Multi Commodity Exchange, with a turnover of 9,398 lots. Analysts said fresh deals by participants led to the rise in gold prices. Globally, gold futures rose 0.44 percent to $2,623.35 an ounce in New York.
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‘Purvottar Aadi Mahotsav’ celebrates tribal culture, craft, and cuisine
09 Nov

‘Purvottar Aadi Mahotsav’ celebrates tribal culture, craft, and cuisine

SayanArt & Culture, breaking news, North East
Union Minister for Tribal Affairs Jual Oram officially opened the eight-day National Tribal Festival, known as "Purvottar Aadi Mahotsav," in Guwahati, Assam, on November 8. Organized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in collaboration with the Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED), the festival celebrates the diverse tribal cultures, crafts, cuisines, and commerce across the country. The event, taking place at the Veterinary College Playground in Khanapara, will continue until November 15. More than 200 tribal artisans and artists from across India are participating, presenting a rich variety of traditional arts, crafts, textiles, jewelry, and food. The festival…
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Huge protest against Sheikh Hasina’s government over the controversial job quota system
12 Aug

Huge protest against Sheikh Hasina’s government over the controversial job quota system

editorbreaking news,
"Protesting police officers in Bangladesh have agreed to drop their strike after being sure that most of their demands will be met," media reports said on Monday.            The Bangladesh Police Subordinate Employees Association announced a strike on August 6 following a fight between police and students across the country through a large spread of protests against Sheikh Hasina's government over the controversial job quota system.
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“Sad Day for Bangladesh”: said Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, as protesters destroyed Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s status
08 Aug

“Sad Day for Bangladesh”: said Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, as protesters destroyed Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s status

editorbreaking news
Bangladesh is facing anti-government protests, which recently expanded into the vandalism of a statue of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the country's founding leader and father of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The occurrence took place in Dhaka, where protesters used tools like hammers to destroy the statue, an act that has been widely condemned. This wave of disturbance has been fueled by increasing dissatisfaction with Sheikh Hasina's government, culminating in her resignation and separation from the country. Protesters destroyed the statues of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Biocon founder and chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw condemned the act and called it a ''sad day for Bangladesh.''In…
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