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Watch: Continuing tradition, PM Modi spends Diwali with soldiers

by on October 31, 2024 0

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali with BSF, Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel in the challenging terrains of Sir Creek, Gujarat. Since 2014, Modi has made it a tradition to spend the festival with troops. He also honoured Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel on National Unity Day and extended Diwali greetings to the nation.

Rahul Gandhi’s flop ‘guarantee card’ won’t succeed in Maharashtra polls: Devendra Fadnavis

by on October 31, 2024 0

Maharashtra deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis criticized Congress’ ‘guarantee card’ plan ahead of state elections, citing failures in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. Fadnavis questioned its absence in Telangana and Himachal Pradesh, and stated that BJP-Shiv Sena-NCP alliance resolved rebel candidate issues, with nominations cleared and campaigns starting November 5.

‘Alien-like’ creature on Australian beach draws massive curiosity – Here is what it really is

by on October 31, 2024 0

A rare marine creature resembling something alien washed ashore in South Australia, sparking curiosity online. Identified by marine ecologist Dr. Zoe Doubleday, the three-meter-long entity turned out to be a large colony of goose barnacles, a communal crustacean, which had detached from its original anchor point.

The comeback of Vinyl: Chandrabindoo’s new album marks the return of records

by on October 31, 2024 0

Chandrabindoo’s new album Talbasha marks their tenth release and is now available on vinyl after a 12-year hiatus. The band produced 350 limited edition records, aiming to reconnect fans with a physical music experience. The album will also be accessible online, catering to both collectors and digital listeners.

Vicky Jain: Ankita loves to light up candles and diya in the entire house during Diwali

by on October 31, 2024 0

Vicky Jain is set to debut in the TV show Fauji. Vicky shares his excitement for Diwali celebrations in Bilaspur with family, lighting up their home with candles and diyas, creating a surreal ambience. They also host Diwali parties in Mumbai and Bilaspur, highlighting this festival’s significance.

The tradition of living Kali lingers in Kolkata

by on October 31, 2024 0

Durgapurlane Jagarani Sangha in Chetla revives its iconic Jibanta Kali tradition for Kali Puja, blending Baul culture’s mysticism. Children in the neighborhood will dress as Bauls, while two young girls perform as living representations of Goddess Kali. The pandal features 20-25 feet high ektaras, enhancing the Baul-inspired theme.

Gujarat HC junks medical student’s plea on admission cancellation over invalid caste certificate

by on October 31, 2024 0

The Gujarat High Court upheld the cancellation of an MBBS student’s admission after her caste certificate was found invalid, emphasizing that her admission deprived a genuine reserved category candidate. Another student’s similar case was initially upheld but later overturned by the Supreme Court, allowing him to pursue his MBBS.