A family in Ayodhya has offered a Rs 10,000 reward for information on their missing parrot named Mitthu. Known for mimicking human voices and greeting guests by name, the bird flew away when its cage was mistakenly left open. The family is very worried and hopes to find their beloved pet soon.
Read MoreShreyas Iyer’s hopes of returning to India’s Test cricket team are fading after a lackluster showing in the Duleep Trophy. With young talents like Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel rising, Iyer’s place is uncertain. A BCCI official cited concerns over his shot selection, casting doubt on his participation in upcoming tours.
Read MoreJunior doctors in Bengal remain on strike, seeking more visible safety and security measures before resuming duties. A meeting with the chief secretary is anticipated to address these concerns. Despite the CM’s appeal for them to return, doctors await further assurances.
Read MoreIsraeli operatives secretly placed explosives in pagers used by Hezbollah, leading to an attack that killed at least nine people and injured over 2,800 across Lebanon. The devices were triggered remotely through a coded message. This operation marks a significant intelligence failure for Hezbollah, which has vowed retaliation against Israel.
Read MoreIndia-born Irish cricketer Simi Singh recounts his life-threatening battle with acute liver failure and subsequent successful transplant. He credits his survival to his sporting background and the unwavering support of his family, particularly his wife who donated part of her liver. Now recovering, he reflects on positive cricketing memories to aid in healing.
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Read MoreThe Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education (CGBSE) has announced the results for the Class 10 Second Main or Attempt Examination. Students who took the supplementary exam can check their results on the official website, cgbse.nic.in, by entering their roll numbers. The supplementary exams for Class 10 and Class 12 were held in July and...
Read MoreAccording to Vastu Shastra principles, removing broken items, old newspapers, dead plants, non-functional electronics, leaky faucets, old clothes, and prominently displayed sharp objects from your home can promote positive energy flow. These actions are said to enhance health and prosperity by aligning your living space with natural elements.
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