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Rajasthan Food Safety Team Discovers 550 kg of Adulterated Ghee in Factory Raid

In a significant operation, the Rajasthan food department seized 550 kg of suspected adulterated ghee from a factory in the Kotputli-Behror district. The raid on Sanwarya Agro Foods, conducted by additional district collector Omprakash Saran and food safety officer Hemant Kumar, was prompted by persistent complaints about the company’s practices.

The confiscated ghee has been sent to Jaipur for testing, as preliminary investigations revealed that the owner, identified as Manjeet from Haryana, had been sourcing ghee in bulk from Delhi for repackaging and sale to local traders in rural areas. The food safety team found the ghee stored in large iron drums, raising concerns about its quality.

Following laboratory analysis, the food department has pledged to take stringent legal action under the Food Safety Act of 2006. This crackdown has sparked concern among local businesses, as similar practices are suspected in the region.

Earlier this month, Jaipur police seized approximately 1,000 litres of counterfeit ghee in a separate raid, leading to the detention of two individuals.

This recent operation follows an investigative sting by India Today that revealed widespread adulteration in ghee production in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. The sting uncovered that the adulterated ghee was being sold in branded containers, often composed of hydrogenated vegetable oil and refined oil, with added fragrances to mimic the scent of authentic desi ghee. In response, authorities in Hathras have launched further investigations, including the establishment of a four-member committee to address the issue.

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National Space Day 2024: आज पूरा भारत में मनाया जा रहा है राष्ट्रीय अंतरिक्ष दिवस, जानें डेट, थीम और महत्व

National Space Day 2024: भारत 23 अगस्त, 2024 को दिल्ली के भारत मंडपम में अपना पहला राष्ट्रीय अंतरिक्ष दिवस मनाने जा रहा है. यह वह दिन था जब भारत चंद्रमा के दक्षिणी ध्रुवीय क्षेत्र पर उतरने वाला पहला देश और चंद्रमा पर सफलतापूर्वक उतरने वाला चौथा देश बना था. राष्ट्रीय अंतरिक्ष दिवस का नेतृत्व पहली बार भारतीय अंतरिक्ष अनुसंधान संगठन (इसरो) द्वारा किया जा रहा है और यह दुनिया भर के अंतरिक्ष समुदाय में…

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Protests grow in India over doctor’s rape and murder

Thousands of people took to the streets of Kolkata to condemn the rape and murder of a medic, sparking protests across India demanding greater safety for women, Indian media reported.

Numerous crowds marched through the streets of Kolkata in West Bengal to condemn the murder. The midnight candlelight rally coincided with the start of India’s Independence Day celebrations on Thursday.

The discovery of the shredded body of a 31-year-old woman at a government hospital last week sparked widespread outrage, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding swift punishment for those who commit ‘heinous acts’ against women.

Police arrested a civilian volunteer at the hospital, Sanjay Roy, in connection with the attack on Saturday. Roy’s duties are unclear, but local media reported that he was partly working as a caller, helping speed up patient admissions in exchange for money.

Rajan Sharma, former president of the Indian Medical Association, said that changes in the functioning of government hospitals are urgently needed, especially with regard to access to the facility.

The protesters in Kolkata, who marched under the slogan “Take back the night,” called for a wider look at violence against women and held handwritten placards demanding action.

“We want justice,” read one of the signs at the rally. “Hang the rapist, save the women,” read another sign.

Midnight girl Monalisa Guha told The Telegraph in Kolkata:

“The atrocities against women do not stop.” 

Another marcher, Sangeeta Halder, told the daily.:

“We face harassment almost on a daily basis. But not stepping out because of fear is not the solution.”

Doctors in India say that in addition to sexual violence, they also face the threat of assault by angry family members of patients, especially after breaking bad news.

A survey by the Indian Medical Association found that 75 per cent of doctors in India have experienced some form of violence.

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Uday Shankar Centenary celebration in 2001

I came across an old India Today copy, dated December 24, 2001. I wondered why I saved this copy and I saw two reasons why. A report on the ongoing Pablo Picasso exhibition and the second one on Uday Shankar’s Centenary celebration. Curated by the Late Dr. Sunil Kothari at IGNCA, this was a week long celebration of someone who introduced/popularized Indian (some say Oriental) dance to the…

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Is YCP's IPAC survey creating bubbles..

YCP is trying hard to come back to power in Andhra Pradesh. The leaders of that party are firmly convinced that the development and welfare schemes they have done in these five years will definitely make them sit on the seat of power once again. Jagan is balancing the party on one side and the government on the other. They are trying to stay in the public through various programs. From time to time surveys are being conducted through ipak and errors are being rectified. However, it is reported that the latest survey given by IPAC is putting tension on YCP.

Some time ago, national media organization Times Now conducted a survey. In the nationwide survey, state-wise results were also revealed. In this, YCP, which is currently in power in Andhra Pradesh, will once again make a clean sweep. It said that YCP will get up to 24 seats in the Lok Sabha elections. The opposition TDP will get only one seat. YCP's joy knew no bounds. The YCP leaders said that they have set a target of winning 175 out of 175 seats this time.. Now that is going to come true. The Times Now survey did not go down well with the opposition TDP and Janasena...

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The Uttar Pradesh ATS interrogated the Indo-Pak couple Seema and Sachin.

On Monday, the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (UP ATS) interrogated Seema Ghulam Haider, a resident of Pakistan, and Sachin Meena, her husband from India. They were questioned by the ATS in Noida at an undisclosed location, according to a senior official of the UP Police.

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"ATS is investigating the possibility of espionage and the woman's passage through Nepal to India. To determine if the woman is a "spy" or not, they are being questioned. But they were not detained," the senior official said.

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The Intelligence Bureau (IB) and the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (UP ATS) were requested in a previous letter by the Gautam Buddha Nagar police to look into the evidence they had gathered so far.

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In accordance with Sections 14 of the Foreigners Act, 120B and 34 of the Indian Penal Code, as well as Sections 3, 4, and 5 of the Passport Act of 1920, Seema (age 27) was detained on July 4 along with Sachin Meena (age 22) and his father (age 59) for entering India "illegally" and giving the woman shelter.

Every single one of the three received a 14-day court order. On July 7, they were later granted bail.

Officials claimed that Seema and Sachin had their first in-person encounter in March and had stayed in a hotel in Kathmandu for seven days. With her four children, Seema visited Nepal once more. Later, she traveled to Mohalla Ambedkar Nagar in Rabupura, Greater Noida, where she has been residing unlawfully since May 13.

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Seema stated that she wants to live with Sachin after being let out of prison. Three years prior, Seema met Sachin while playing PUBG and the two immediately fell in love.

“I started playing PUBG in early 2020… I liked how Sachin played the game, so I initiated a conversation and we became friends. Slowly our friendship turned to love and we looked into the possibility of meeting. Sachin didn't have a passport, but I did. After learning that Indian citizens could visit Nepal without a visa, we made the decision to meet there. In an earlier interview, Seema stated, "We first met in March and later got married at the Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu before returning to our respective countries. My kids stayed at my uncle's house in the interim.

Justice Nazim Akbar, Jewar Civil Judge (Junior Division), who granted bail to Seema, Sachin, and Netrapal, had stated that the case is punishable with imprisonment up to five years; therefore, in light of orders from the Supreme Court and the rules of the Allahabad High Court, the bail application is eligible to be accepted.

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Samsung Galaxy F04

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