#Karanbir Singh

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Salt. Water. Pepper | Karanbir Singh | Book Review

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Leadstart Inkstate (31 October 2023); One Point Six Technologies Pvt Ltd Language ‏ : ‎ English Paperback ‏ : ‎ 264 pages Salt. Water. Pepper by Karanbir Singh takes readers on an immersive journey filled with intrigue and suspense, led by protagonists Richard and Carrie, journalists on a quest for truth amidst danger. The narrative unfolds across three distinct realms, each…

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Image is a screenshot of a tweet from karanbirtinna (karanbir Singh) on 19 Oct 20 reading:

Funny how practically every religion basically says "Dont be a dick"; but ultra religious people are like "lol no".

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[ad_1] 23rd National Para Athletics Championship winners (PC: Tamil Nadu paralympics association) Haryana emerged as the overall champion at the 23rd National Paralympic Athletics Championship, securing an impressive 49 gold, 32 silver, and 25 bronze medals. Tamil Nadu, the host state, claimed second place with 17 gold, 18 silver, and 12 bronze, while Uttar Pradesh finished third with 14 gold, 17 silver, and 11 bronze medals. Rajasthan secured the fourth spot with 13 gold, 22 silver, and 26 bronze, while Maharashtra rounded out the top five with 11 gold, 3 silver, and 13 bronze medals. The event, held from February 18 to 20, 2025, in Tamil Nadu, showcased the outstanding performances of para-athletes from across the nation. The closing ceremony was graced by Lt Gen. Karanbir Singh Brar as the chief guest, alongside several distinguished officials from the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI), including Vice President Shri Chandrasekhar, Chief Coach Shri Sathya Narayanan, Vice President Shri Sathya Parkash Sangwan, Secretary General Shri Jayawant Gundu Hamanawar, and Treasurer Shri Sunil Pradhan. On the final day, athletes gave remarkable performances across various disciplines. In the men’s discus throw, Pradeep Kumar from SSCB claimed gold in the F62/F64 category with a throw of 44.00m, while Rakesh, also from SSCB, won the F42/F43/F44 category with a throw of 49.52m. Haryana’s Devender Kumar earned silver with a throw of 49.01m, and Shubham Dhull took bronze with 46.23m. In the women’s events, Priyanka Sharma of Delhi triumphed in the 200m T35/T36/T37 final, finishing in 38.11 seconds, with Karnataka’s Harshita Tater and Chandigarh’s Babanpreet Kaur taking silver and bronze, respectively. Haryana’s Ekta Bhyan, the world champion, continued her dominance in the club throw F32/F51, winning gold with a throw of 20.14m. Rajasthan’s Durga Gahlot earned silver, while Haryana’s Geeta Rani secured bronze. The men’s discus throw F37 event was another highlight, with Haryana’s Bhavishay clinching gold with a throw of 44.27m, followed by his teammate Haney with silver (44.13m). Ankit, also from Haryana, took bronze. Dharambir, another Haryana athlete, claimed gold in the F51 event with a throw of 10.91m, while Uttar Pradesh’s Ram Ratan Singh and Tamil Nadu’s Alexander Mani finished with silver and bronze. Endurance events, including the men’s 5000m races, added excitement, with Rajasthan’s Rajesh Yadav winning the T13 category in 16:26.75s, and Karnataka’s Sharath M.S taking gold in the T12 category with a time of 15:50.49s. Athletes from West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, and Delhi also delivered strong performances in the long-distance events. The championship, organized by the Tamil Nadu Sports Development Authority and the Tamil Nadu Paralympic Sports Association, saw 1,476 para-athletes from 30 states and union territories competing across 155 events. Tamil Nadu fielded a large contingent of 185 athletes, one of the largest in the tournament. This event showcased the extraordinary determination and skill of India’s para-athletes, paving the way for future international competitions. The post Dominant Haryana Claims 49 Golds at 23rd National Paralympic Athletics, Tamil Nadu Finishes Runner-Up appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] 23rd National Para Athletics Championship winners (PC: Tamil Nadu paralympics association) Haryana emerged as the overall champion at the 23rd National Paralympic Athletics Championship, securing an impressive 49 gold, 32 silver, and 25 bronze medals. Tamil Nadu, the host state, claimed second place with 17 gold, 18 silver, and 12 bronze, while Uttar Pradesh finished third with 14 gold, 17 silver, and 11 bronze medals. Rajasthan secured the fourth spot with 13 gold, 22 silver, and 26 bronze, while Maharashtra rounded out the top five with 11 gold, 3 silver, and 13 bronze medals. The event, held from February 18 to 20, 2025, in Tamil Nadu, showcased the outstanding performances of para-athletes from across the nation. The closing ceremony was graced by Lt Gen. Karanbir Singh Brar as the chief guest, alongside several distinguished officials from the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI), including Vice President Shri Chandrasekhar, Chief Coach Shri Sathya Narayanan, Vice President Shri Sathya Parkash Sangwan, Secretary General Shri Jayawant Gundu Hamanawar, and Treasurer Shri Sunil Pradhan. On the final day, athletes gave remarkable performances across various disciplines. In the men’s discus throw, Pradeep Kumar from SSCB claimed gold in the F62/F64 category with a throw of 44.00m, while Rakesh, also from SSCB, won the F42/F43/F44 category with a throw of 49.52m. Haryana’s Devender Kumar earned silver with a throw of 49.01m, and Shubham Dhull took bronze with 46.23m. In the women’s events, Priyanka Sharma of Delhi triumphed in the 200m T35/T36/T37 final, finishing in 38.11 seconds, with Karnataka’s Harshita Tater and Chandigarh’s Babanpreet Kaur taking silver and bronze, respectively. Haryana’s Ekta Bhyan, the world champion, continued her dominance in the club throw F32/F51, winning gold with a throw of 20.14m. Rajasthan’s Durga Gahlot earned silver, while Haryana’s Geeta Rani secured bronze. The men’s discus throw F37 event was another highlight, with Haryana’s Bhavishay clinching gold with a throw of 44.27m, followed by his teammate Haney with silver (44.13m). Ankit, also from Haryana, took bronze. Dharambir, another Haryana athlete, claimed gold in the F51 event with a throw of 10.91m, while Uttar Pradesh’s Ram Ratan Singh and Tamil Nadu’s Alexander Mani finished with silver and bronze. Endurance events, including the men’s 5000m races, added excitement, with Rajasthan’s Rajesh Yadav winning the T13 category in 16:26.75s, and Karnataka’s Sharath M.S taking gold in the T12 category with a time of 15:50.49s. Athletes from West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, and Delhi also delivered strong performances in the long-distance events. The championship, organized by the Tamil Nadu Sports Development Authority and the Tamil Nadu Paralympic Sports Association, saw 1,476 para-athletes from 30 states and union territories competing across 155 events. Tamil Nadu fielded a large contingent of 185 athletes, one of the largest in the tournament. This event showcased the extraordinary determination and skill of India’s para-athletes, paving the way for future international competitions. The post Dominant Haryana Claims 49 Golds at 23rd National Paralympic Athletics, Tamil Nadu Finishes Runner-Up appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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KG Hospital, Coimbatore, proudly hosted Lieutenant General Karanbir Singh Brar, General Officer Commanding of the Dakshin Bharat Area, as he shared his unparalleled expertise and insights with our dedicated doctors, nurses, and staff on 29th January 2025.

During his visit, he explored our state-of-the-art Robotic Surgery Suite and major medical departments, witnessing our commitment to cutting-edge healthcare and innovation.

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Những dòng tweet bất tận lột tả thảm cảnh ở Ấn Độ

Những dòng tweet bất tận lột tả thảm cảnh ở Ấn Độ

Trong lúc khủng hoảng Covid-19 nhấn chìm Ấn Độ, người dân nơi đây trong cơn tuyệt vọng đã tìm tới Twitter để cầu xin từ bộ xét nghiệm đến bình oxy. “Twitter đang phải làm những điều mà đường dây nóng hỗ trợ lẽ ra cần làm”, người dùng Karanbir Singh đăng trên Twitter, Reuters đưa tin ngày 7/5. Từ khi đại dịch bùng phát từ tháng 4, những lời cầu xin oxy, giường bệnh, máy thở, và thậm chí là bộ xét…

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New release of CentOS Linux 7

New release of CentOS Linux 7

Introduction Since the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3, we’ve been waiting for a new version of CentOS. And, of course, it’s no surprise that Karanbir Singh worked on it, and, on the official mailing list, announced the release of CentOS Linux 7. What’s new As stated in this launch message, “updates released since we froze the iso and install media content are posted in the updates repo…

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With the presence of LoRa Modules, any issues with power can be addressed immediately and can be acted upon by the company even before the consumer notices. LPWAN Gateway Providers can help provide a fast and easy way to communicate with the LoRa modules.

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Chandigarh, Dt

India's legendary hockey player and three-time Olympic gold medalist Balbir Singh Sr. has died at the age of eight after a long illness. The Punjab Sports Minister announced that Balbir Singh's name would be associated with the Mohali Stadium. He has also been demanded to be given Bharat Ratna.

Balbir Singh left behind three sons Kanwalbir, Karanbir and Gurbir as well as daughter Sushbir in mourning. Their sons have settled in Canada, while they are currently living with their daughter.

He was a member of the Indian team that won gold at the 19th London Olympics. He was the team's vice-captain when he won gold at the 19th Helsinki Olympics and India won gold under his captaincy at the 19th Melbourne Games. Is. At the 19th Olympics, he scored five goals in the final against the Netherlands. The record for most goals scored in an Olympic final is still intact.

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Liked on YouTube: Bhoot Hoon Main | Episode 6 - The Last Wish | Karanbir Singh | Jyoti Mirke | Damodar Prabhu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7FIx86G7FA

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Balbir Singh Sr, Hockey Legend, Dies Aged 96

Balbir Singh Sr, Hockey Legend, Dies Aged 96

Balbir Singh Sr, one of India’s greatest hockey players, died on Monday after battling multiple health issues for over two weeks. The legend was 96 and is survived by his daughter Sushbir and three sons Kanwalbir, Karanbir, and Gurbir. “He died at around 6:30 this morning,” Abhijit Singh, Director Fortis Hospital, Mohali, where he was admitted since May 8, told PTI. His grandson Kabir later sent…

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Podxmas-Player of the year Julie Ertz shirt

Podxmas-Player of the year Julie Ertz shirt

BUY HERE: Player of the year Julie Ertz shirt

If you really saw th Player of the year Julie Ertz shirte testimony, Julie Ertz’s version of the July phone call had no elements. All that  needed is the testimony and call memo. Yes, the current air force captain, RKS Air Force General Julie Ertz, current naval commander is Admiral Karanbir Singh and is about to become the commander of Lt Gen MM…

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Slashdot: As 'CentOS Stream' Brings Rolling Releases, Some RHEL Development Moves Into CentOS Project

As 'CentOS Stream' Brings Rolling Releases, Some RHEL Development Moves Into CentOS Project Published on September 28, 2019 at 02:34PM It's been five years since the release of CentOS 7, but Indy1 (Slashdot reader #99,447) reminded us that CentOS 8 finally arrived this week -- along with a big new plan for rolling releases. It Pro Today points out that CentOS already runs on about 16% of all servers, "a number that's only bested by Ubuntu with an estimated 28%," and says that this move "points to CentOS taking a more important role within Red Hat [and] indicates a sea change not only for CentOS, but for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) development pipeline." According to Karanbir Singh, CentOS project lead and Red Hat engineer, Stream will contain the code under development for the next minor RHEL release, which will allow the developer community to discuss, suggest, and contribute features and fixes into RHEL more quickly. "To do this, Red Hat Engineering is planning to move parts of RHEL development into the CentOS Project in order to collaborate with everyone on updates to RHEL," he said. This would seem to mean that not only will CentOS remain under Red Hat's care and protection, but that CentOS will play a more important role within Red Hat going forward.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

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12 top bureaucrats transferred; Punjab gets new Chief Secretary

12 top bureaucrats transferred; Punjab gets new Chief Secretary

12 top bureaucrats transferred; Punjab gets new Chief Secretary Chandigarh:

Within hours of assuming office, the Congress government in Punjab on Thursday ordered transfers and postings of 12 top bureaucrats, appointing 1984-batch IAS officer Karan Avtar Singh as the new Chief Secretary. The new Chief Secretary — who assumed charge on Thursday – replaces 1982-batch IAS officer Sarvesh Kaushal.

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12 top bureaucrats transferred; Punjab gets new Chief Secretary

12 top bureaucrats transferred; Punjab gets new Chief Secretary

12 top bureaucrats transferred; Punjab gets new Chief Secretary Chandigarh: Within hours of assuming office, the Congress government in Punjab on Thursday ordered transfers and postings of 12 top bureaucrats, appointing 1984-batch IAS officer Karan Avtar Singh as the new Chief Secretary. The new Chief Secretary — who assumed charge on Thursday – replaces 1982-batch IAS officer Sarvesh Kaushal.…

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Legendary Indian hockey player Balbir Singh dies

Chandigarh, Dt

India's legendary hockey player and three-time Olympic gold medalist Balbir Singh Sr. has died at the age of eight after a long illness. The Punjab Sports Minister announced that Balbir Singh's name would be associated with the Mohali Stadium. He has also been demanded to be given Bharat Ratna.

Balbir Singh left behind three sons Kanwalbir, Karanbir and Gurbir as well as daughter Sushbir in mourning. Their sons have settled in Canada, while they are currently living with their daughter.

He was a member of the Indian team that won gold at the 19th London Olympics. He was the team's vice-captain when he won gold at the 19th Helsinki Olympics and India won gold under his captaincy at the 19th Melbourne Games. Is. At the 19th Olympics, he scored five goals in the final against the Netherlands. The record for most goals scored in an Olympic final is still intact.

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