Author: The Chhattisgarh

Bobby Deol, known for his roles in films like ‘Animal’ and ‘Soldier’, recently opened up about his formative years, describing them as filled with warmth and familial closeness. He shared a personal anecdote about sleeping with his parents until the age of 14, a memory he cherishes and considers a sign of good fortune. Deol explained that his upbringing in a large joint family naturally involved shared living spaces. This, coupled with his deep attachment to his parents, led to him sharing their room for many years. He views this extended period of closeness as a normal and beneficial aspect…

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The latest India-A squad selection for the upcoming four-day series against South Africa-A has taken the cricket world by surprise, primarily due to the exclusion of Sarfaraz Khan. The Mumbai batsman, a consistent performer in domestic tournaments, finds himself on the sidelines, leaving fans questioning the selection rationale. While the return of Rishabh Pant signals a strengthened core for the senior Test team, Sarfaraz’s omission has become a focal point of fan discussion. It’s understood that Sarfaraz’s exclusion is not linked to any fitness concerns; he has made a full recovery from a quadriceps injury and has been scoring runs…

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Following Diwali, Delhi’s air quality deteriorated significantly, prompting immediate accusations directed at firecracker usage. However, Delhi Minister Majinder Singh Sirsa has challenged this narrative by releasing comparative data. He pointed out that in 2020, when firecrackers were allowed, the PM 2.5 levels saw a modest increase of 21 points after Diwali. Sirsa contrasted this with a much larger 80-point surge reported in 2021. For the current year, he noted that despite a ban on conventional firecrackers and the allowance of only green alternatives based on Supreme Court directives, the AQI climbed from 328 to 360 – an 32-point rise. He…

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A significant policy shift from Beijing has sent ripples across the globe, highlighting China’s dominant role in the rare earth supply chain. New export curbs, announced by China’s Ministry of Commerce, are set to complicate the acquisition of critical minerals essential for modern technology. The regulations introduce a more rigorous approval process for exporting goods containing rare earths, impacting industries that depend on elements like neodymium, dysprosium, and terbium for high-performance magnets, advanced electronics, and green technologies. China’s near-monopoly on rare earth processing, despite not holding the largest reserves, positions it as a crucial player in the global economy. The…

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A significant disruption occurred on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway when toll workers at the Fatehabad plaza protested an inadequate Diwali bonus. Unhappy with receiving only Rs 1100, 21 employees opened all toll barriers, permitting thousands of vehicles to pass without charge. The protest lasted for approximately two hours, drawing police attention to mediate the conflict between staff and their employer, Shri Sign & Datar. The company, which began managing the plaza in March, cited their recent takeover as the reason for the limited bonus, claiming they couldn’t account for a full year’s contribution. To resolve the impasse, management offered a 10%…

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A public spat erupted between White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and HuffPost reporter S.V. Dáte over details concerning a potential meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The controversy began when Dáte texted Leavitt asking who decided the location for the prospective summit. Leavitt’s surprising reply, ‘Your mom did,’ was later posted by her on the social media platform X, accompanied by accusations that the reporter is a ‘left-wing hack’ with an anti-Trump agenda. Leavitt defended her response by asserting that Dáte is not genuinely interested in factual reporting but instead targets the President with Democrat talking points, evident…

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Hazaribagh Police Line became a site of profound remembrance on Tuesday as the force gathered for Police Commemoration Day. Superintendent of Police Anjani Anjan addressed the assembly, offering deep respect and paying tribute to the police personnel who lost their lives in service. He highlighted the significant sacrifices made by these brave individuals, stating their actions are a beacon of inspiration for the entire community. The solemn occasion saw the participation of SDPO, DSP, Major, Sergeant Major, and many other police officers and jawans who stood in silent tribute for two minutes, honoring the memory of their fallen colleagues. A…

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Panic gripped the Gola Basti area of Sonari police station in East Singhbhum on Monday night as a massive fire broke out at a scrap yard. The sudden inferno created a terrifying spectacle, sending shockwaves through the community. Six fire fighting units were mobilized immediately and worked tirelessly for hours to extinguish the raging flames. Initial reports suggest the fire might have originated from a spark from fireworks, quickly escalating due to the flammable materials present. The fire’s ferocity threatened adjacent residential structures, but the prompt arrival of emergency services contained the disaster. The estimated financial loss from the destroyed…

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Govardhan Puja, celebrated the day after Diwali, is also known as Annakut Puja, a festival deeply rooted in Hindu tradition. It commemorates Lord Krishna’s divine intervention in lifting the Govardhan Hill to protect the villagers of Vrindavan from the wrath of Lord Indra’s torrential rains. This sacred occasion involves the worship of Govardhan Hill and the offering of a magnificent feast, the Annakut, to the Lord as an act of thanksgiving. In 2025, embrace the spirit of Govardhan Puja by sharing wishes that spread love and good tidings. These messages are ideal for connecting with family and friends, enhancing the…

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Get ready for some exciting youth cricket as India hosts Afghanistan’s U19 team for an ODI Tri-series in November. The series, which will feature India U19 A and India U19 B as the other participants, is scheduled to begin on November 17 in Bengaluru. This event serves as a vital stepping stone for the Afghanistan U19s as they prepare for major upcoming tournaments, including the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup and the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026. The competition will run for 13 days, culminating in a final match on November 30. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has emphasized…

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