Author: The Chhattisgarh

The wedding season is in full swing in Ranchi, with venues experiencing unprecedented demand. Approximately 80% of banquet halls and hotels in the city are now booked, reflecting a significant increase in wedding ceremonies. This rush for bookings is attributed to the limited number of auspicious dates available for weddings in November and December. Organizers of banquet facilities report a constant stream of inquiries for these peak dates. The festive atmosphere is palpable across the city, with jewelry and textile markets seeing a considerable uptick in customer activity. Shoppers are making the most of the available time, extending their shopping…

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Jan Suraaj spokesperson Pavan Verma has sharply criticized the Bihar government’s recent cash handout to women, labeling it a politically motivated ‘revadi’ scheme. He pointed out the irony of the move, given Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s own condemnation of such populist freebies. Verma raised alarms about Bihar’s escalating debt, which stands at roughly Rs 4,06,000 crore, incurring a daily interest burden of Rs 63 crore. He alleged that the Rs 10,000 distributed to 1.25 crore women might have been funded by Rs 14,000 crore withdrawn from World Bank funds, reportedly intended for a different project. This withdrawal, he claimed, occurred…

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Former First Lady Michelle Obama has expressed doubts about the United States’ preparedness to elect a female president, citing societal shortcomings. Following high-profile presidential bids by Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton that did not result in victory, Obama remarked, ‘As we saw in this past election, sadly, we ain’t ready.’ She elaborated that the nation needs to mature, noting that ‘many men who do not feel they can be led by a woman.’ Furthermore, Obama believes that adequate pathways for women to attain the presidency have not been established. Despite her significant influence within the Democratic Party, which often sparks…

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A comprehensive skills assessment was conducted at the JIIT Academy Computer Center in Khunti Toli, situated on Torpa Road. The examination targeted students who had successfully concluded their six-month and twelve-month training programs. The event saw an impressive turnout, with 75 students actively participating and showcasing their acquired knowledge and practical skills. Center Director Birendra Nag addressed the participants, wishing them success and underscoring the value of the proficiency test. He explained that the assessment serves as a vital tool for verifying students’ true capabilities and fostering a stronger sense of self-assurance as they move forward in their careers. Ms.…

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The Indian film industry is mourning the loss of veteran actress Kamini Kaushal, who passed away at the age of 98. Superstar Amitabh Bachchan took to his blog to express his profound grief, calling Kaushal an ‘icon’ and a ‘dear family friend’ from before the partition. He reminisced about the close bonds between her family and his mother’s family in undivided Punjab, emphasizing their shared history and camaraderie. Bachchan described Kaushal as a ‘most pleasant, warm, affectionate and talented artist’ whose departure signifies the end of a significant era. He conveyed his deepest sympathies to her family, stating that ‘one…

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In the first ODI at Christchurch, the West Indies have made a strong start after winning the toss and opting to bowl against New Zealand. Matthew Forde was the star of the early proceedings, claiming two wickets in two balls to leave the home side in early trouble. The West Indies are looking to build on encouraging performances from their recent tours, despite a recent ODI series loss in Bangladesh. Key takeaways from that tour will be crucial as they begin their journey toward the 2027 World Cup qualification. New Zealand, on the other hand, came into this match on…

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A thick layer of smog enveloped Delhi on Sunday, pushing the Air Quality Index (AQI) into the ‘very poor’ category. The AQI registered 385, a slight improvement from Saturday’s 386, but still indicating severely compromised air quality. The visual impact was stark, with the India Gate monument obscured by dense smog, impacting outdoor activities for many. Several areas in the capital are facing critical pollution levels. Rajghat and ITO recorded AQI values of 417, falling under the ‘severe’ classification. Anand Vihar, Alipur, and Ashok Vihar reported AQI levels between 400-415, also in the severe range. The Chandani Chowk area experienced…

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Former First Lady Michelle Obama has openly questioned whether the United States is truly prepared for a female commander-in-chief. Her assessment comes after observing the challenges faced by high-profile women like Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris in their quests for the presidency. Speaking at an event in support of her latest book, Obama remarked on the nation’s current state: “As we saw in this past election, sadly, we ain’t ready. We’ve got a lot of growing up to do, and there are still many men who do not feel they can be led by a woman.” She emphasized that the…

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Senior BJP leader and former Union Minister RK Singh has dramatically stepped down from the party, directly confronting the leadership to substantiate claims of his ‘anti-party activities.’ The Bihar BJP suspended Singh on November 15, citing his persistent public criticisms concerning candidate nominations and leadership conduct during the tumultuous Bihar Assembly elections. In a media interaction, Singh revealed he had already submitted his resignation to party chief JP Nadda and demanded a clear explanation of the alleged offenses. ‘If I stated that individuals with criminal records or those involved in corruption should not receive party tickets, how can that be…

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Michelle Obama has delivered a stark assessment of America’s readiness to elect a woman as president, suggesting the nation still has significant hurdles to overcome. Observing the outcomes of past elections featuring female candidates, including Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, Obama commented, ‘As we saw in this past election, sadly, we ain’t ready.’ She pointed to persistent societal biases, noting, ‘there are still many men who do not feel they can be led by a woman.’ Furthermore, she indicated that systemic barriers limit opportunities for women aspiring to the presidency. While a significant voice in Democratic politics, Michelle Obama has…

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