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Sunday, July 5, 2015

News Digest: Degrees of fakery

THE TIMES OF INDIA
Monday, July 06, 2015
Today's Headlines

Degrees of fakery
Jeena Regar, the new sarpanch of Na mana panchayat in Rajsamund, Ra jasthan, is rigid with anxiety. As her five-year-old daughter plays at her knee, all Regar can talk about is her fear of being sent back to prison. Accused of having submitted a fake Class VIII marksheet in her election documents, she has already spent nine days in a cell.

A history that is buried in the depths of Goa sea
Legends speculate that around 600 shipwrecks dot Goa's seabed, though marine historians say an accurate estimate would be in double digits

HAL production under lens after Hawk trainer crash
Production quality of the country’s only aircraft manufacturer, defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), is once again under the scanner after the crash of a Hawk advanced jet trainer (AJT) last month.

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Government looks to rework FTA strategy
The government is set to rework the way it does free trade agreements (FTAs), moving to a more liberal regime on routing of third-country goods, as it revives its push for bilateral deals to corner a greater share of the export market.

New aviation policy to be announced this month
The Modi government’s move to give the aviation ministry a new secretary is paying off.

Indian company seeks compulsory nod for MNC's drug
A little-known Hyderabad-based pharma company has filed an application with the Patent Office to manufacture saxagliptin, a diabetes drug patented and marketed in the country by MNC AstraZeneca.

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2 more sniffer dogs to guard Kaziranga rhinos
Jorba, the lone sniffer dog deployed in Assam's Kaziranga National Park to combat rhino poachers, will now have company.

Seafaring spiders depend on their 'sails' and 'anchors'
Spiders can travel large distances across water like ships, using their legs as sails and their silk as an anchor, a new study has found.

Telangana launches massive plantation programme
Telangana on Friday launched a massive programme to plant 230 crore saplings over the next three years.

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'Europe is dying', EU opponents say, as Greece says 'No'
If Greece's 'No' vote shocked euro zone leaders, it brought delight to opponents of the European Union who said it showed the entire European project, including the euro, was dying.

Iran nuclear talks could go either way, says Kerry
Nine days into marathon nuclear talks, US secretary of state John Kerry on Sunday said the diplomatic efforts “could go either way,” cutting off all potential pathways for an Iranian atomic bomb or ending without an agreement that US has sometimes described as the only alternative to war.

Thousands greet pope at start of South American trip
Thousands of jubilant people lined the streets of Quito as Pope Francis began a grueling South American trip Sunday that will also take in Bolivia and Paraguay.

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Quick guide to Shahid's wedding to Mira Rajput
Shahid Kapoor ties the knot in Delhi tomorrow with Mira Rajput, and the bride, groom and their families are already in the capital as finer details of their nuptials get chalked out.

Karisma Kapoor bereaved
Karisma Kapoor, who was on a vacation with her kids — Samaira and Kiaan in London, had to cut short her trip on hearing about the demise of her father-in-law, Dr Surinder Kapur.

Kareena: Fans are fiercely loyal to Salman
Here, she talks about the two men in her life currently — husband, Saif and her Bajrangi Bhaijaan co-star, Salman Khan.

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Are plastic planes the future of flight?
Battery-powered plastic aircraft without flight decks - could that be the clean, green future of flight?

Pluto-bound spacecraft loses contact with Nasa
With nine days left for Nasa's New Horizons' historic encounter with Pluto, the nearly 700-million dollar mission faced a major problem resulting in the stopping of the collection of science data temporarily by the spacecraft.

Brisk workouts can keep heart patients going
All of us know that exercising can help delay the onset of heart diseases, but how useful can it be to improve quality of life in patients suffering from such diseases?

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Virat Kohli has a lot of qualities to match his aggression: Richards
He has always admired Virat Kohli's batting qualities and Sir Vivian Richards feels that one should not be too critical of the Indian Test captain's on-field aggression as he possesses the "quality" to match his attitude.

HWL: Indian defence crumbles, lose 1-5 to Great Britain
India's defence crumbled in the bronze medal playoff as they crashed to a 1-5 defeat against Great Britain for a fourth-place finish at World League Semifinals.

F1: Hamilton extends lead with British Grand Prix win
Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton won his second successive British GP to extend his lead in standings over Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg.

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5 new smartphones you can buy under Rs 15,000
Mobile phone technology is moving at an amazing pace.

Google reportedly working on Nexus 5 (2015)
Rather than basing the Nexus 5 (2015) on its latest flagship, the LG G4, it is claimed that LG will be creating the new handset from scratch.

Govt panel on Net Neutrality against Internet.org, ok with Airtel Zero
The panelhas favoured allowing of zero-rating platforms, like Airtel Zero, but with a rider that operators should take prior permission of Trai.

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28 state boards delayed JEE data: CBSE
Close to 1,334 aspirants from Telangana are still waiting for their JEE main results. While the Central Board of Secondary Education has been facing the flak for the delays, according to CBSE officials, 28 education boards defaulted in sending the data on time.

UPSC exam: Experts advise group study
For a state which has seen a lot more IT professionals than civil services aspirants in the past few decades, this year’s success story in the UPSC exams brought cheers to the bureaucratic circles.

UPSC aspirants from Kolkata script success with grit 
Kantesh Kumar Mishra, a BTech graduate from Birbhum, had to slog it out for over three years before he could rank 103rd in the UPSC exams for 2014. 

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If grievance is to avoid payment, forum can put consumer to test
A consumer must come with clean hands. If there is some suspicion that the grievance is not genuine but to avoid making payment, the forum can direct the consumer to prove his bona fides by depositing the amount with the forum.

#SelfiewithDaughter: A new template for social change?
The #SelfiewithDaughter might have not started out as a political move, but inevitably whenever PM Modi gets involved in anything, things turn political.

'Town planner wants 10L bribe to approve CNG pump'
The anti-corruption bureau on Sunday launched a probe after a businessman alleged that the town planning authority had demanded a bribe of Rs 10 lakh from him to sanction setting-up of a compressed natural gas pump in Ulhasnagar.

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Meet Paramjit Pamma, 'angriest man of India'
A website dubbed him the “most outraged man in the history of mankind”, followed by a doorstep call by BBC. Now, the 44-year-old is the toast of social media.

Woman in love duped of 48 lakh, 3 held in Gurgaon
When a man who claimed to be a doctor practising in the UK reached out to her on a matrimonial website, Shalini (name changed), also a doctor, responded immediately.

Rain to start from Tuesday in Delhi, last for 3 days
Residents were elated when the monsoon arrived in the capital on June 25, four days ahead of its normal date, but since then they have been disappointed due to lack of any rainfall activity.

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A home away from home, where teachers adopt kids
If H Koushik, son of a beeda stall owner, is all set to join DRDO as a scientist today, he has his school and teachers to thank for. He studied in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Balepuni in Bantwal taluk from class VI to XII, which helped him to join BTech in NIT-K, Surathkal.

Finally, a litfest Delhi can be proud of
The city gets a novel platform to engage with eminent thinkers and writers -at the first edition of the Times LitFest-Delhi

Alumnus gives $100,000 to IIIT-B
His firm may be no unicor n, but a $20million annual turnover within four years is not a lean achievement for Uday Hegde, an alumnus of the International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore (IIIT-B). It is time to give something back to the place that, he says, made him.

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Sale of exotic pets the newest e-fraud
Businessman P Rahul (name changed) came across an advertisement on a web portal about the sale of macaw parrots, Scandinavian cat and other endangered species.

KBR-like national park in Vizag soon
If everything goes well, the Port City will get `Nagara Vanam', a huge national park on the lines of the Kasu Brahmananda Reddy (KBR) National Park in Hyderabad.

Swanky cars, smart uniforms don't make for better policing
It was only last week that two NRIs, both permanent residents of Ireland, and their friends living in Hyderabad were allegedly tortured by the Musheerabad police in an ordeal that lasted 16 hours.

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Where gods descend on humans
Despite the festivities, the loud music and the crowds, most tem ples in the state have an air of sobriety, even silence. Devotees entering the temple become quiet. Those entering Pandikoil in Madurai, however, break out into 'oohs' and 'aahs'.With their eyes glazing over, some seem to go into trance and start pronouncing judgments and giving solutions to problems that people come up with.

Corporation junks waste-sorting plan
While Chennai hurtles toward a more urban future, its dwellers are not lagging behind in generating garbage at an alarming rate. Back in 2013, Corporation of Chennai had formu lated a simple yet ambitious plan to segregate the city's rubbish. However, after a long wait of three years, the civic body has dumped the plan owing to high costs.

Why men don't play second fiddle to even the best female artists
Though sabha music quickly established itself in the early 20th century, concerts by women singers followed at a slightly slower pace. This could be a reason why early women performers were seen as second-class citizens on stage with not many male accompanists ready to play for them.

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Chandkheda residents to get non-contaminated water
Residents of Khodiyarnagar Gujarat Housing Board (GHB) colony in Chandkheda facing contaminated water woes for years have got a ray of hope.

State smoking hot for cigarette smugglers
Gujarat is fast becoming the preferred transit point for cigarette smugglers in the country.

Rs 5k crore hawala racket: More names emerge
More skeletons are tumbling out of the closet as Enforcement Directorate (ED) continues to make headway in the Rs 5,395 crore Surat hawala racket.

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Traders on protest as cops fail to nab murder accused
Several traders’ associations, on Saturday, held demonstrations at separate places to protest against the attacks on their community and deteriorating law and order in the city. They also demanded arrest of accused who murdered a shoe shop owner in Mundera.

MNNIT alumni to help in its development
It’s time for the alumni of Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT), the lone NIT of the state, to pay back in terms of development and progress of their alma mater.

Allahabad University hostellers celebrate success of colleagues
There was jubilation in A N Jha and S S L Hostels of Allahabad University when the result of Civil Services Examination-2014, conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), was declared on Saturday.

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Cuttack Chandi Mandir to get a makeover
The Chandi Mandir will get a makeover soon.

One more killed at BSL plant
In yet another accident at Bhushan Steel Limited (BSL) at Meramandali in Dhenkanal district on Saturday, a doorman died on the plant premises at 8.30am.The deceased was identified as Thomas Soren, 19, of Jharkhand.

Experts: Remove clutter, put up single signboards with multiple locations
Experts have suggested that instead of putting up multiple direction boards, which lend a cluttered look to the city, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation should put up one board in one locality as in several big cities.

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Digital MP faces huge rural-urban divide
MP chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's dream of establishing virtual class in every government school and broadband connectivity in every panchayat as part of digital MP is surely a major uphill task when marginalized communities in the state still don't have access to digital technology like mobiles and internet.

Seoni teen resists molestation, set ablaze in Bhopal
A girl, 19, was set ablaze in Seoni town on Wednesday allegedly after she resisted a molestation attempt.The incident took place in Bairoganj locality of Seoni town where her neighbour Bhola Daheria tried to molest her.

13-year old boy set ablaze by two teenagers in Madhya Pradesh
A 13-year old student of class IX was set ablaze by two teenagers of his village in Rewa district on Saturday evening.

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Rainy, cooler week ahead, at last!
It was a rainy relief for many city residents with 43.5mm rainfall.

Two women arrested for stealing embroidered suit
Chandigarh Police on Sunday arrested two con women — Poonam and Nutan of Sector 29 — for stealing an embroidered suit worth Rs12,000 from a store —Threads by Vivans' at Aroma Hotel in Sector 22 on Saturday.

6 from PGI to present work at neuro meet in Brazil
IBRO is an international organization that aims to promote neuroscience training.

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Saturday, July 4, 2015

News Digest: States are now free to decide how to spend

THE TIMES OF INDIA
Sunday, July 05, 2015
Today's Headlines

States are now free to decide how to spend
But just two days on, as Budget documents became public, ministries and states started to complain about a lack of funds.

Tamil Nadu government sees LTTE threat at Mullaperiyar dam, opposition cries foul
Opposition parties in the state, including DMK, PMK and MDMK, have registered strong protests against the Tamil Nadu government for citing an Intelligence Bureau report in its petition to the Supreme Court that ‘remnant cadres of LTTE’ were posing a threat to the Mullaperiyar dam.

Jayalalithaa takes oath as MLA, media denied entry
Chief minister J Jayalalithaa on Saturday morning took oath as member of legislative assembly, a few days after she was declared elected in a bypoll to the Dr Radhakrishnan Nagar constituency in north Chennai.

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Life Insurance Council plans fraud monitoring framework
Life Insurance Council, the apex industry body of insurers is planning a fraud monitoring framework for its members.

Corporation Bank launches Mudra Card
Hasmukh Adhia, secretary, department of financial services, union ministry of finance launched the first MUDRA card under the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) at a function held in the head office of Corporation Bank here on Saturday.

Kerala to facilitate production of varieties of fish products
Seeking to capitalise the huge demand for value-added fish products in the country, Kerala government will set up a fully mechanised manufacturing and processing facility with international standards to produce varieties of fish products.

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Seafaring spiders depend on their 'sails' and 'anchors'
Spiders can travel large distances across water like ships, using their legs as sails and their silk as an anchor, a new study has found.

Telangana launches massive plantation programme
Telangana on Friday launched a massive programme to plant 230 crore saplings over the next three years.

Eco-friendly plastic could reduce dependency on fossil fuels
Indian scientists have created an environmentally-friendly material from renewable natural marine resources that could eventually replace the fossil fuel-derived plastics commonly used in a variety of applications.

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Airstrikes hit multiple ISIS targets in Syria stronghold: US
US-led coalition forces said they carried out a series of 16 airstrikes on Saturday on the Islamic State in its Syrian stronghold of Raqa, in one of the biggest assaults on the extremists.

ISIS video shows troops' deaths in Syria archaeological site
A video posted online Saturday purporteThe Islamic State group posted a video online on Saturday purportedly shows Islamic State fighters killing some 25 Syrian government soldiers in the historic town of Palmyra in central Syria.

Unesco lists Champagne and Burgundy vineyards as heritage site
The historic vineyards, wine cellars and champagne houses where the world's most famous sparkling wines are produced were listed as a world heritage site by Unesco on Saturday.

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'Ajay Devgn is special to me'
In the world of cinema, where people climb on rooftops to proclaim their stardom or scream about how they are a cut above the rest, Tabu is calm and quiet.

Sooraj Dooba.. from Roy tops the music charts
It’s not just the new singers who have taken over the singing in Bollywood films, but we are also seeing the emergence of the extremely young in age but talented music directors, who are churning out hits after hits leading them to now compose for some of our biggest films and superstars.

Funny mistakes in Bollywood blockbusters
Bollywood films are loved for their entertainment quotient, song-and-dance routines and interesting storylines.

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Gujarat sees surge in juvenile diabetes cases
Diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes creates an emotional trauma and brings with it other practical problems. Juggling frequent blood tests, daily insulin shots, diet restriction and regular exercise becomes a dizzying challenge for parents and children.

Simple sniff test could detect autism
The way children sniff different aromas could form the basis of a test to accurately detect autism, a new study has found.

Enzyme behind sweet scent of roses found
Researchers have identified an enzyme which plays a key role in producing the sweet fragrances in roses, a finding that can help restore a pleasing scent to rose varieties that have lost it.

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HWL: Indian eves beat Japan 1-0; keep Rio chances alive
Indian eves registered a nerve-wracking 1-0 win over Japan in their 5-6 position qualification match of the Hockey World League 2015 Semi-Final in Antwerp.

Roger Federer beats Groth to reach Wimbledon last 16
Second seed Federer clinched a 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (5/7), 6-2 victory over the world number 69 who fired a 147mph ace in the third game.

Defending champ Petra Kvitova crashes out of Wimbledon
Petra Kvitova's reign as Wimbledon champion came to a shock end as Jelena Jankovic staged a fightback to claim a 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 third round victory.

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5 new smartphones you can buy under Rs 15,000
Mobile phone technology is moving at an amazing pace.

Fitbit Surge review
We’ve been using the Surge to try to find out if it’s really worth a buy…

Apple still isn't fixing iPhone's biggest dealbreaker
Apple may not tackle one of the most-hated problems with the current iPhone -- low storage space -- on its next generation.

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Delhi University announces third cut-off list
The third cut-off list for undergraduate admissions in Delhi University was announced on Saturday and there is no dearth of options— be it in choice of college or course— for applicants.

Chhattisgarh government's no fee refund policy for MBBS seats cause anxiety among aspirants
Chhattisgarh government’s latest policy of “no refund” of fee to MBBS students, who have taken admission in medical colleges through the state’s PMT, is causing anxious moments to many parents as the All-India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT), which was cancelled by the apex court due to fraud and cheating, is being re-conducted on July 25, which coincides with the second session of counselling for the seats in the state.

BMC identifies 8126 out-of-school children in Mumbai
 BMC identified 8126 out-of-school children in the 12 hour survey which ended at 7 pm on Saturday. The BMC has deployed 14,124 people for it.

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Thane chief orders beautification of the Kalwa creek promenade
As part of his commitment to improve the infrastructure in Thane suburbs, the Thane civic chief Sanjeev Jaiswal on Saturday evening paid visit to Kalwa creek promenade.

Airoli murder fallout: School asks parents, teachers to step up vigilance
The kidnapping and brutal murder of eight-year-old Franshela Vaz, a student of New Horizon High School, Airoli, has resulted in principals and teachers in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai asking parents to be more vigilant and careful when it comes to their children’s safety. Although many schools have a safety programme in place, this incident has prompted many of them to review their safety directives.

Justice Tahaliyani to be appointed Maha lokayukta
High-profile Justice M L Tahaliyani (62) will be the new lokayukta of the state. Since governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao has approved the proposal, an official order on Tahaliyani’s appointment will be issued in a day or two.

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Novels create an alternative universe: Amitav Ghosh
The celebrated novelist Amitav Ghosh will be delivering the keynote address at TLF-Delhi.

Write India! Tell your story
Eleven leading authors team up with The Times of India to create India's largest crowd-sourced platform for aspiring writers.

August start: A Capital time was had by all
​Chatterjee was asked about his book English, August, often described as inaugurating a new urban sensibility in Indian writing, and his most famous character, the stoner-civil-servant Agastya Sen.

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Have travelled, will tale
Travel is not about ticking off destinations on a checklist any more.

Kabaddi's back in the game
Brothers Vansh and Yash, students of Head Start, live in an upmarket residential complex and are the chil dren of Ashish Ballal, a hockey Olympian.

Eye doc decodes tears, finds rogue gene
We shed them in pain, we shed them in joy . It's no secret why we cry, but tears carry many secrets.

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AMC staffer held for graft
The Aurangabad anti-corruption bureau (ACB) on Friday arrested a junior engineer with the civic body’s housing scheme for allegedly accepting bribe of Rs 1,500 from a beneficiary for helping him get Rs 20,000 cheque under the Ramai Avas Yojana.

Andhra Pradesh cabinet orders probe into housing scam
The AP cabinet on Saturday ordered a vigilance enquiry after it came to light that 15 lakh houses out of the 41 lakh houses said to be constructed during the Congress regime have no details as to who the beneficiaries are. This was the substance of the report of the cabinet sub-committee on housing that was submitted to the cabinet here on Saturday.

AP okays proposal to raise liquor prices
The Andhra Pradesh cabinet on Saturday approved a proposal to increase the liquor prices. And in a departure from the past, the cabinet decided to leave the issue of price fixation to the manufacturing companies.

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Selling dreams, making memories
Want to run a marathon across the Great Wall of China, spend your wedding anniversary under the Tuscan sun or shoot a documentary on the French Alps but lack the resources to do so?

Clutter busters
An overstuffed wardrobe, with clothes spilling out from every crevice, can leave you with no space to think, but these `clutter' consultants suggest you make a little room for them.

Kids of cabbie, farmer among UPSC toppers
Among the 1,236 names on the UPSC final list this year is a paralysed cab driver’s daughter and a farmer’s son from Tamil Nadu.

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In north, central Gujarat, rumours feed fear psychosis
City police control room received a phone call on Friday warning of a bomb threat. “Terrorists have planted bombs in two pharmaceutical companies on S G Road,” the caller said. Police teams dashed to the spot and combed the offices only to find that it was a hoax call.

No rain in sight, Ahmedabad braves humid weather
Amdavadis woke up to another humid day on Saturday as monsoon rains continued to elude the city. There is no relief in sight as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted that humidity will continue unabated with no rain in sight till next week.

Wali was Gujarati, testify contemporary records
At the Hazrat Pir Mohammed Shah library in the city, Professor Mohidduin Bombaywala and a group of Urdu and Persian scholars are meticulously gathering records that attest to the Gujarati origin of Shah Muhammad Waliullah or Wali Gujarati, a titan of poetry from the 1700s.

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HC seeks govt reply on quota plea
Hearing a writ petition seeking direction to the Central as well as state government not to continue reservation for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other backward class candidates in future, the Allahabad High Court on Friday asked both the governments and state to file their respective replies (counter affidavits) within four weeks.

Social media abuzz with Ramzan wishes
Social media sites like Facebook, twitter, Instagram and even messaging app like WhatsApp have been abuzz since the start of Ramzan two days ago.

Mobiles, loudspeakers replace faqirs for sehari wake up calls
The traditional calls by groups of faqirs, who used to visit lanes and bylanes, beating special drums known as 'das' and singing holy verses to wake up rozedars for pre-dawn 'sehari', has ended.

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Brahma pictures on social media fake: Cuttack crime branch
The crime branch on Friday claimed that pictures of the "mysterious Brahma" and the one showing patali (burial of the old idols) at Koili Baikuntha, which have been going viral on the social media, were fake.

CBI charges three in chit fund scam in Bhubaneswar
The CBI on Friday filed chargesheet against three key functionaries of Zodiac Foundation, a chit fund company, for allegedly duping investors of more than Rs 1 crore.

CM Naveen to open ten Nabakalebara projects in Puri today
Chief minister Naveen Patnaik is scheduled to inaugurate around 10 Nabakalebara-related projects in Puri on Saturday.

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Blasts at Jabalpur ordnance factory, two injured
Two workers at ordnance factory in Khamaria, Jabalpur, were injured on Saturday morning after explosions went off in the F-2 section of the factory.

Children's Film Festival at Bharat Bhavan in Bhopal
The eight-day long Children’s Film Festival, currently on at Bharat Bhavan, seems to be registering steady footfall every day for the short and animated message-oriented movies being screened there.

Tikamgarh: CJM issues arrest warrant against BJP MLA
Chief judicial magistrate (CJM) Tikamgarh on Friday issued an arrest warrant against BJP MLA KK Shrivastava in connection with a case of assault on former CEO of panchayat Udairaj Singh six months ago.

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Kin accuse hospital of keeping dead newborn on ventilator
A Panchkula-based family has accused the management of Chaitanya Hospital, Sector 44, of not informing them timely about the death of their newborn and claiming that it was on ventilator.

Meet Tricity's fantastic five
Rank 15 came as a surprise'Name | Abhijeet KaplishRank | 15Abhijeet Kaplish, 25, has done the Tricity proud by securing an all-India rank of 15.

Mohali, Pkl race ahead of city in industrial growth
Though in a majority of segments, Chandigarh towers over its neighbouring cities Mohali and Panchkula, the opposite is the case in industrial growth.

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