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Asian Games: For 6 days and 14 races, sailor Eabad Ali’s family fasted to pray for his medal | Asian Games 2023 News

Asian Games: For 6 days and 14 races, sailor Eabad Ali’s family fasted to pray for his medal | Asian Games 2023 News

HANGZHOU: From Uncha Gaon to Hangzhou. The pains faced and endured along the way have been worth it for Eabad Ali -- India's first sailor to win an international medal in windsurfing. When this call went to Eabad, he was at his Asian Games base at the Ningbo Xiangshan Sailing Centre, a 140 km drive from the main city bustling with Games activity.Asian Games 2023: India's Neha Thakur wins silver in...

Expect misty mornings in Delhi for next few days | Delhi News

Expect misty mornings in Delhi for next few days | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: There is a chance of mist developing in the morning hours from Wednesday to Friday with the weather expected to remain dry. The maximum temperature is likely to hover around 36-37 degrees Celsius for the next few days.Kuldeep Srivastava, IMD scientist, said, "The visibility during morning hours due to mist formation is likely to dip to 2,000-1,500 metres."The maximum temperature on Tuesday...

Mobile internet back in Manipur after 143 days, 2nd longest after J&K’s 552-day blackout | India News

Mobile internet back in Manipur after 143 days, 2nd longest after J&K’s 552-day blackout | India News

GUWAHATI: Browsers and bookmarks on phones sprung back to life in strife-ridden Manipur on Saturday after 143 days as the BJP-led state government ended the country's second longest mobile internet blackout after the one in J&K since August 4, 2019, that lasted a record 552 days. The return of mobile internet coincided with the administration lifting total curfew for a day in the twin valley...

Dengue Virus: Over 1k Infections In Past 7 Days Take Kol Dengue Caseload Closer To 4k, Bmc Weekly Figures At 373 | Kolkata News

Dengue Virus: Over 1k Infections In Past 7 Days Take Kol Dengue Caseload Closer To 4k, Bmc Weekly Figures At 373 | Kolkata News

KOLKATA: The city has recorded 1,100 dengue cases in the past one week, taking the total numbers to 3,800 till the third week of September. Dengue surge in Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation (BMC) area, too, continues with another 373 fresh cases being reported last week, taking the total figures of dengue affected this year to 1,764 till the third week of September. The BMC areas recorded 300+ cases for...

4,000 tonnes of Bangladesh hilsa to hit markets over 40 days

4,000 tonnes of Bangladesh hilsa to hit markets over 40 days

KOLKATA: The Bangladesh government on Wednesday permitted export of nearly 4,000 tonnes of hilsa to India over a 40-day period. Around 90% of the exports reach Kolkata, by far the largest market in the country. The first consignment of around 60 tonnes is expected to roll into the city on Thursday and hit the retail markets on Friday with steady supplies set to commence from Friday at 100 tonnes-120...

Bantala murder accused arrested after 9 days | Kolkata News

Bantala murder accused arrested after 9 days | Kolkata News

KOLKATA: A 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly murdering a 16-year-old girl who had gone missing from her Kolkata Leather Complex area home on March 25 and whose body was found a week ago. The accused, Tufan Pramanik, is a cycle shop owner and had been hiding in the Dhapa landfill site for the past 60 hours.Pramanik was picked up from Khanaberia Sarderpara on Monday. "He was trying to get a job...

Mumbai PM 2.5 was twice the limit on half of January-February days | Mumbai News

Mumbai PM 2.5 was twice the limit on half of January-February days | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: The city recorded 27 "poor air" days, when daily average PM2.5 levels were between 90 and 120 ug/m3, in January and February, compared with just six such days in the corresponding period last year, reports Chittaranjan Tembhekar.In fact, there were zero "good air" days-average PM2.5 levels under 30 ug/m3-in February, shows data from the National Clean Air Programme.Track the pollution level in...

42,000 fined in 22 days as traffic police crack down in Chennai | Chennai News

42,000 fined in 22 days as traffic police crack down in Chennai | Chennai News

CHENNAI: The traffic police have booked and fined nearly 42,000 violators in the last 22 days, deploying personnel at key junctions to photograph the offences. Of these, 17,043 were booked for not complying with the stopline rule, 13,484 for not wearing helmets, 7,564 for riding on the wrong side and causing hindrance to motorists, 3,511 for jumping signals and 1,103 for riding/driving with defective...

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