Author: The Chhattisgarh

Harley-Davidson has introduced the 2025 Street Bob in the Indian market, bolstering its cruiser motorcycle lineup. The bike is priced at ₹18.77 lakh (ex-showroom). This iteration brings fresh styling, advanced electronic features, and a new engine to India. The motorcycle now features the latest 117CI engine, which is also included in other high-end Harley models. The new Street Bob’s aesthetics maintain the classic cruiser appearance, including a low-slung profile. Design elements such as a round headlamp, forward-leaning front suspension, and mini-ape hanger handlebars define its iconic cruiser styling. The new model is equipped with a two-into-one long tail exhaust, differing…

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In a case of blatant fraud, a teacher in the Janjgir-Champa district of Chhattisgarh has been fired for using a fake marksheet to obtain a government job. Janakram Chauhan, who was working as an assistant teacher at a primary school in Belha, was terminated after an investigation revealed the falsification. The fraudulent activity occurred in 2003 when Chauhan submitted a forged marksheet, which was actually the document of a different student, Dhanrup Singh. Despite not having appeared for the high school examination, Chauhan managed to secure a position based on the fabricated credentials. The District Education Officer has since issued…

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The Supreme Court has dismissed the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR)’s plea against the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s decision allowing the marriage of a 16-year-old Muslim girl. The court strongly criticized the NCPCR for its intervention, stating that the commission had no grounds to file the petition. The High Court’s original judgment, issued in 2022, had determined that a 16-year-old Muslim girl could legally marry a Muslim man and provided protection to the couple from potential threats. The Supreme Court bench, comprising Justices B.V. Nagarathna and R. Mahadevan, dismissed the Special Leave Petition filed by NCPCR.…

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President Zelensky met with President Trump at the White House, sporting a black suit. The attire drew compliments, and the interaction was punctuated by humor. Journalist Brian Glenn praised Zelensky’s appearance. Trump recalled that the same journalist had criticized Zelensky’s clothing choices during a previous White House visit in February. Zelensky responded with a playful jab, noting that the journalist was still wearing the same suit. The exchange sparked laughter among the officials and journalists present.

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Unlike many who use weather apps, residents of a Kerala village are utilizing an automatic weather station to monitor weather patterns. This weather station offers essential real-time weather updates, including rainfall forecasts, enabling residents to stay informed. The implementation follows the ‘Living Lab’ approach, a method that addresses community challenges through research and innovation. The weather station’s deployment stems from the devastating 2022 landslide that caused casualties and extensive agricultural damage. Residents, like 55-year-old Anil, now receive daily weather updates crucial for preparing for extreme weather events. The panchayat plans to expand the system by adding more than a dozen…

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Harbhajan Singh, a former Indian cricketer who played alongside Ajit Agarkar in 111 matches, has revealed his team selection for the upcoming Asia Cup. He has chosen to omit Sanju Samson, who has been in good form with the bat, and instead included Shubman Gill in the top order. This decision suggests Singh’s preference for Gill’s classical batting style over Samson’s power-hitting. Additionally, he has included Yashasvi Jaiswal and Abhishek Sharma in his team.

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In an effort to resolve pending traffic challans, the Maharashtra government is planning an amnesty scheme. This initiative will allow vehicle owners to settle their outstanding traffic fines through a one-time settlement mechanism. The state is looking to tackle a backlog of traffic fines that has accumulated to over ₹2,500 crore, with Mumbai accounting for more than ₹1,000 crore of this amount. The government is actively considering this proposal, which is anticipated to provide the state with additional revenue. According to official data, Mumbai had approximately ₹1,817 crore in outstanding e-challans, of which only ₹817 crore has been collected. The…

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Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University has been recognized for its outstanding performance, earning an A+ grade in the recent NAAC ranking. This significant achievement reflects the university’s commitment to quality. The Governor of Chhattisgarh, Raman Deka, who also serves as the Chancellor of the universities, commended the institution for its success. During a meeting at the Raj Bhavan, the Vice-Chancellor of Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University, Professor Satchidanand Shukla, presented the official NAAC A+ grade certificate to the Governor. The Governor celebrated this accomplishment as a source of pride for the entire region, emphasizing its potential to motivate other government universities to…

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The city of Mumbai is facing a critical situation as torrential rains have caused widespread flooding and brought daily life to a halt. Roads and bylanes are heavily waterlogged, creating major challenges for residents. The Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Devendra Fadnavis, reported that the heavy rainfall has resulted in casualties and property damage. Emergency teams, including SDRF and NDRF, are actively engaged in rescue and support operations in affected areas. The IMD’s earlier forecasts accurately predicted the intense rainfall that has now overwhelmed the city. A cloudburst in the Nanded district, particularly in Mukhed, intensified the crisis. The Indian Army…

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The ongoing crisis in Gaza has raised critical questions about the intentions of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the response of the international community. With widespread reports of starvation and humanitarian suffering, the situation demands scrutiny. The crisis has resulted in 263 deaths from starvation, with a significant number of children among the victims. The United Nations has warned of famine-like conditions, with a large portion of the population facing severe food insecurity. Human rights organizations accuse Israel of intentionally restricting essential supplies, a violation of international law. Analyzing Netanyahu’s strategy, some analysts suggest that he is leveraging the…

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