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The Jharkhand Assembly’s monsoon session saw Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore present the CAG report, which immediately drew attention to the state’s financial standing. The report highlighted that the state had ₹84.72 crore in outstanding revenue as of March 31, 2024. A considerable amount of this, ₹38.91 crore, had been overdue for over five years. Notably, within the Excise and Prohibition Department, ₹7.72 crore was stuck in legal processes. The report also indicated a rise in revenue receipts, with a 9.57% increase compared to the previous year, although it fell short of the budget by 10.58%. Revenue expenditure grew by 14.99%,…

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Rahul Mamkootathil, the MLA representing Palakkad, has been suspended from the Kerala Congress party amid serious accusations of sexual misconduct and coercion. The allegations include sending inappropriate messages and threatening a pregnant woman, as evidenced by a leaked audio clip. Actor-model-turned-journalist Rini Ann George and transgender woman Avantika have accused him of sending offensive and sexually suggestive messages since 2023, including invitations to overnight stays at 5-star hotels. The leaked audio clip, which has not been independently authenticated, reportedly captures a conversation where Mamkootathil threatens the woman and attempts to force her to have an abortion. The controversy began after…

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The detonation of a nuclear bomb can cause widespread destruction, as seen in the tragic events of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Since then, the world has seen 2059 nuclear explosions. The United States leads in the number of tests, followed by Kazakhstan and France. India has conducted nuclear tests on three occasions, and Pakistan on two. The driving force behind these tests was the global effort to create nuclear weapons and the necessity to conduct test programs. The United States performed a large number of tests between 1945 and 1996 and currently has a large number of nuclear weapons.…

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Devadath Shaji’s Dheeran is a film that resists easy categorization. The film, while flawed, is populated by a cast of characters, each with their own quirks, yet few of them are fully developed, resulting in a somewhat chaotic experience. The film doesn’t allow the audience to get close to anyone. The storytelling focuses on the characters’ eccentricities. We only learn about them through their roles in the story. One character enjoys Hindi songs. Another’s wife runs off with a younger man, and he is unexpectedly understanding when he meets them. Amidst the chaos, there are some noteworthy moments. The characters,…

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The career of MS Dhoni provides an insightful look into the proactive management of workload in cricket. Former India fielding coach R Sridhar shared details of how Dhoni navigated the challenges of a packed international schedule. Dhoni, who began his international career in 2004, quickly became a cornerstone of the Indian team, excelling as a wicketkeeper-batsman and leading the team to multiple triumphs. Recognizing the physical toll of continuous cricket, including the demanding IPL seasons, Dhoni altered his training methods. He significantly reduced his wicketkeeping practice, opting for reaction drills to maintain his agility and sharpness. Further, Dhoni retired from…

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Indian Motorcycle recently introduced the new Scout series in India, a mid-weight cruiser with a bobber design, aiming to challenge Harley-Davidson and Triumph. The company already sells motorcycles in India, and this launch represents its most affordable offering yet. Despite the name, ‘Indian Motorcycle’ is an American brand known for producing premium cruiser motorcycles. Polaris Industries acquired the Indian brand in 2011, leading to the production of modern Indian motorcycles. Indian Motorcycle is highly regarded in the US, known for its racing history, engineering innovations, and pioneering achievements in the motorcycle industry. The Indian Motorcycle Company was established in 1897…

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Eight years have passed since the Rohingya Muslims were forced to flee Myanmar due to violence. The Myanmar military, known as the Tatmadaw, conducted operations that resulted in the persecution and murder of Rohingya people in 2017-2018. This led to a mass migration of Rohingya to countries like Bangladesh and India. The United Nations has designated the Rohingya as the world’s most persecuted minority. Bangladesh is currently sheltering around 1.3 million Rohingya refugees in various camps. Many Rohingya refugees marked the eighth anniversary of their displacement, with a call for safe repatriation to their homes in Rakhine State. The ongoing…

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Bigg Boss 19 is ready to captivate audiences with its blend of drama and conflict. This season, hosted by Salman Khan, introduces a cast of contestants with a history of controversies. Amaal Malik’s entry into the house was overshadowed by the rediscovery of old abusive tweets, creating a stir among fans. Zeishan Quadri, an actor known for his role in Gangs of Wasseypur, brings with him an accusation in an alleged Audi car theft case. Pranit More shared details of a physical assault he endured after a joke, generating immediate buzz. Awez Darbar and Nagma Mirajkar’s complex past relationships are…

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The smartphone landscape continues to evolve, with new devices constantly emerging for consumers. Following August’s releases, including the Google Pixel 10 Series, September is shaping up to be a significant month for smartphone launches in India. Major players such as Apple, Motorola, Samsung, and Oppo are poised to introduce new models. This article details the anticipated launch dates and key features of the upcoming smartphones. Motorola Razr 60 Swarovski Edition The Motorola Razr 60 Swarovski Edition is confirmed for a September 1st launch. A dedicated Flipkart page suggests a 3.6-inch external display. The phone is expected to feature a 6.9-inch…

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Armaan Jaffer has been dropped from the Pondicherry cricket team due to a breach of contract. Jaffer, the nephew of former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer, chose to play in a tournament in Yorkshire, England, rather than participate in the Pondicherry Cricket Association’s pre-season inter-state tournament. This decision led to the termination of his contract. The selectors of Pondicherry had written to Jaffer, informing him and his father about the importance of participating in the pre-season matches. Many prominent players made themselves available for these matches, but Jaffer chose to prioritize UK club cricket. Jayant Yadav will take his place in…

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