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Seven booked for beating stray dog in Mohali

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Seven booked for beating stray dog in Mohali

The Nayagaon police in Punjab’s Mohali district have booked seven people for beating a stray dog and injuring the animal. The accused have not been arrested so far. The complainant in the case, Mandeep Kaur, told the police she feeds a stray dog in her area and she found the animal injured on December 27. […]

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We are delighted to have our founder, Dr. Puneet, recognized as a thought leader in alternative medicine. Ayurveda is known to cure root ailments, not just symptoms. In this Indian Express article, Dr. Puneet is quoted talking about the benefits of ginger in treating painful Sinusitis & nasal congestion. http://www.indianexpress.com/…/stuffy-nose-nasal…/lite/

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Kidney care: Some dietary dos and don’ts that cancer patients need to follow

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Karishma Tanna loves to amp up her looks with accessories; here’s proof

It is not only her outfits, Karishma Tanna’s choices of accessories also deserve your attention. From pearl-encrusted jhumkas to rustic silver neckpieces, she has the perfect accessory for every occasion. So take a look at our top 5 favourite pieces from her jewellery kit, and let us know which one you like best. We love dainty maang tikkas but this one from the Naagin actor’s collection steals the show. Perfect to be worn with an intricately designed lehenga or sari, you can team the piece with matching bangles.  There’s nothing like a rustic silver choker paired with heavy kadas to make a bold statement. The actor styled her yellow outfit with a pretty choker that added a bohemian vibe to the look. Pro tip: Always wear oxidised jewellery pieces with bright outfits to elevate the look. A pair of stone-encrusted danglers are a must-have in your jewellery kit. Whether you choose to wear them for work or a party, they’re sure to take your look a notch higher! Cowrie shells have been in vogue since 2019 and look like they aren’t going anywhere soon. Here, the actor wears a pair of cowrie shell earrings with a pretty red dress. This is our favourite piece from her collection. The jhumkis, with meenakari work and colourful pearl detailing, were paired with an intricately detailed cream coloured ensemble. Which piece would you like to add to your jewellery arsenal? Source link Read the full article

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Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Wednesday said India wants the world to come together to eradicate terrorism. Asked about the phone conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump last night where the two leaders vowed to stand

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SC verdict on maratha quota: Govt withdraws circular asking varsities to cancel admissions #admissions #cancel #circular #govt #indianexpressnews #maharashtragovernmentcirculartouniversities #maharashtrauniversitiesadmissioncancellationcircular #maratha #marathaquota #quota #supremecourtverdictonmarathaquota #varsities #verdict #withdraws

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Here’s what patients on dialysis need to know about the process and its safety

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This 17-year-old ‘Glitch Queen’ is behind the latest TikTok dance challenge

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Punjab gives go-ahead for exit classes exams in universities, colleges

After the Supreme Court upheld UGC’s decision to conduct examinations of exit classes (final year exams), the Punjab government Wednesday issued an order allowing universities and colleges to conduct the exams amid the pandemic. The order, however, clarified that universities and colleges have to take all precautions in wake of coronavirus spread and ensure the safety of the students. The order issued by Paramjit Singh, Special Secretary (Higher Education), addressed to the Vice-Chancellors of all the universities in the state, read, “The UGC vide letter dated 6-7-2020 had issued guidelines to conduct the final exam by 30-09-2020. Further, the Supreme Court while disposing the bunch of writ petitions with CWP no. 724 of 2020 video order dated 28-08-2020 also upheld the decision of the UGC to conduct examinations of exit classes before 30th September 2020…” Directing the universities to conduct examinations for exit classes, the order further stated, “All the universities will complete the examination process as well as in the colleges affiliated to them tentatively by October 15, 2020. The UGC has been requested to allow it accordingly…” The order added that “universities will decide on their own about the mode of conduct of examination.”. Read the full article

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Expanding scrutiny of suspicious transactions post demonetisation, the government has begun analysing deposits in new accounts and loan repayments as well as transfers to e-wallets and advance remittance for imports during the last 10 days of deadline to turn in junked notes.After analysing cash deposits made in bank and post office accounts during the 50-day window provided to get rid of the junked 500 and 1,000 rupee notes, authorities are now examining term deposit and loan accounts that were

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Mumbai boy scores 100 percentile in JEE (Main), tops from state #100 #boy #indianexpressnews #jee #jeepositios #jeeresults #maharashtrajeeexamresult #maharashtrajeetopper #main #mumbai #mumbaiboyscores100percentinjee #percentile #scores #state #tops

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Covid preparedness at home: Four basic things you need to know

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Banks catalysts of economic revival: FM Nirmala Sitharaman

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said banks are going to be the catalysts for economic revival. “At this stage, the catalysts for economic revival, the catalysts who have the pulse of every one of their customers, are banks,” the finance minister said. She was speaking after launching PSB Alliance-Doorstep Banking Services. The minister further said banks have to introspect on their core business and also focus on welfare. “You don’t forget your core activity, which is lending and making money out of it and that is a legitimate activity. You will do that and also being public sector, do some things which are welfare-related as announced by the government,” she said. She emphasised that even private sector banks will have to contribute towards the implementation of government schemes. She said all bank staffers should know the details of government schemes which are to be implemented through the lenders. “It is your duty to know about the schemes that the government passes to customers through you. I would want to be sure that your staff at every level has at least some idea of what are the government schemes being passed through you to citizens,” Sitharaman said. This awareness is going to make banks more accessible to customers who want to avail those schemes, she added. Source link Read the full article

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The West Bengal court

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UP Police probe 6 deaths linked to ‘spurious liquor’ #deaths #indianexpressnews #linked #liquor #police #probe #sixdeath #spurious #spuriousliquorpoisoning #upnews #uppoliceprobe