Author: The Chhattisgarh

Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore of Jharkhand presented the CAG report in the Assembly, sparking immediate reactions. The report detailed significant outstanding revenue figures, indicating potential financial challenges for the state. The report showed that ₹84.72 crore in revenue was outstanding as of March 31, 2024. A substantial portion, ₹38.91 crore, was overdue for more than five years. A portion of the outstanding amount, ₹7.72 crore, was tied up within the Excise and Prohibition Department, awaiting resolution in courts and other appellate bodies. While revenue receipts for fiscal year 2023-24 grew by 9.57% compared to the prior year, they fell short…

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Rahul Mamkootathil, a Congress MLA from Palakkad, is facing suspension and intense scrutiny following the surfacing of an audio clip that allegedly reveals him threatening a pregnant woman and coercing her into having an abortion. The allegations against Mamkootathil also involve accusations of sending offensive and sexually suggestive messages to several women, including actor-model-turned-journalist Rini Ann George and transgender woman Avantika. They also claimed the MLA invited them to 5-star hotels. The suspension from the Congress party came in the wake of these allegations. The leaked audio clip purportedly contains a conversation where the MLA expresses his worries about the…

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The impact of a nuclear bomb is catastrophic, as demonstrated by the 1945 attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties and long-term suffering. Since then, the world has witnessed 2059 nuclear explosions over the past 80 years. The United States holds the record for the most nuclear explosions, followed by Kazakhstan and France. India has conducted nuclear tests on three occasions, while neighboring Pakistan has done so twice. These tests were driven by a global arms race and the desire to develop and test nuclear weaponry. The United States conducted a staggering 1030 explosions…

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Devadath Shaji’s Dheeran, a Malayalam film, proves to be a challenging experience. It suffers from significant flaws, showcasing a multitude of characters that feel disconnected. While each character seems to have a purpose, the film struggles to create a sense of relevance, leaving the audience overwhelmed by the sheer number of eccentric personalities. The film struggles to allow viewers to truly connect with any of the characters. The narrative quickly introduces various quirks and eccentricities. We know them through the writer’s intentions rather than through organic development. There’s a character who enjoys Hindi music. Another character’s wife runs off with…

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MS Dhoni, a figure synonymous with Indian cricket, offers a valuable lesson in workload management, as highlighted by former India fielding coach R Sridhar. Having debuted in 2004, Dhoni shouldered immense responsibility across all formats, leading India to multiple World Cup victories and achieving the No. 1 Test ranking. The demanding schedule prompted Dhoni to reassess his training regimen. Sridhar explained that Dhoni strategically decreased wicketkeeping practice, which reduced the strain on his fingers. Instead, he focused on reaction drills to maintain his reflexes. A significant decision was his retirement from Test cricket in 2014, allowing him to extend his…

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The ‘Indian Motorcycle’ brand has introduced its latest Scout series in India, a mid-weight cruiser bike with a bobber style, set to compete with established brands like Harley-Davidson and Triumph. While already present in the Indian market, this recent launch signifies the brand’s most budget-friendly offering. The brand, though carrying an ‘Indian’ name, is, in fact, American. The company specializes in crafting premium cruiser motorcycles. The Indian brand was acquired by Polaris Industries in 2011, leading to the production of new Indian motorcycles. Indian Motorcycle has earned its place among America’s most celebrated and historically significant brands, recognized for its…

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The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, marked by violence and displacement, has reached its eighth year. In 2017-18, the Tatmadaw, Myanmar’s military, perpetrated acts of violence against Rohingya Muslims, leading to their displacement. Millions of Rohingya fled to Bangladesh and India to escape the persecution. The United Nations has recognized the Rohingya as the most persecuted group globally. Bangladesh currently hosts around 1.3 million Rohingya refugees in various camps. Rohingya refugees recently marked the eighth anniversary of their displacement, calling for their safe return to Rakhine State, their homeland. The discussions at the conference are focused on the rights of Rohingya…

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The highly anticipated Bigg Boss 19, hosted by Salman Khan, is set to deliver a season of drama and controversy. The show features a mix of personalities, each bringing their own stories and potential conflicts. Amaal Malik’s arrival was immediately complicated by the emergence of old, offensive tweets, leading to fan disappointment. Zeishan Quadri, famous for his role in Gangs of Wasseypur, entered the house with an ongoing accusation related to an Audi car theft. Pranit More’s revelation about being physically assaulted for a joke made waves, promising both laughter and conflict. Awez Darbar and Nagma Mirajkar’s history is also…

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The smartphone market is buzzing with new releases, and September promises to be a particularly exciting month. Following the August launch of the Google Pixel 10 Series, several new smartphones from leading brands like Apple, Motorola, Samsung, and Oppo are gearing up to hit the Indian market. Here’s a sneak peek at the upcoming launches and their expected features. Motorola Razr 60 Swarovski Edition Motorola has confirmed the launch of the Razr 60 Swarovski Edition on September 1st. A dedicated Flipkart microsite reveals the phone will feature a 3.6-inch external display. Rumored specifications include a 6.9-inch pOLED display, a 32MP…

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Armaan Jaffer, the nephew of former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer, has had his contract revoked by the Pondicherry Cricket Association. The decision stems from his failure to participate in the pre-season inter-state tournament, opting instead for a tournament in Yorkshire, England. The 26-year-old player had requested a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Mumbai Cricket Association in May to play for Pondicherry in the 2025-26 domestic season. However, he is currently playing for Whiston Cricket Club in the Yorkshire Champions League. The Pondicherry Cricket Association has alleged that Armaan refused to participate in their pre-season preparations. Consequently, Jayant Yadav will…

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