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10:35 AM

Thane civic body's new administrative building to cost Rs 727 crore, will have 32 floors

The office block will have a 32-floor structure and a 5-storey Mahasabha' building besides two basement parking levels, said an official from Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) on Saturday.
10:27 AM

As Hezbollah, Israel battle on border, Lebanon's army watches from sidelines

Since Israel launched its ground invasion of Lebanon, Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants have clashed along the border while the Lebanese army has largely stood on the sidelines.
10:17 AM

Transit systems are targeting fare evaders to win back riders leery about crime in US

As transportation hubs across US attempt to win back riders who haven't returned since the pandemic 26% as of September 2023 one major obstacle is the sometimes inaccurate perception that transit crime is on the rise. Many systems are bulking up enforcement and targeting their efforts on people who try to ride without paying.
9:59 AM

Gazing at your dog can connect your brain with theirs, research shows

 Neural coupling has been observed when members of the same species interact, including mice, bats, humans and other primates. This linking of brains is probably important in shaping responses during social encounters and might result in complex behaviour that would not be seen in isolation, such as enhancing teamwork or learning. When social species interact, their brains connect.
9:51 AM

World Cup tickets investigation of former FIFA official Valcke closed after 9 years

The Swiss attorney general's office said on Friday it has decided to end the criminal proceedings into an alleged tickets deal proposed for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
9:41 AM

Death risk found to rise due to adverse effects on health in wake of extreme rainfall events

With climate change making short-term rainfall events more extreme and frequent, there is emerging evidence that suggests a compelling link between these events and their adverse effects on health, especially the spread of infectious diseases, researchers said based on a study of over 62,000 rainfall events across the globe.
9:35 AM

Amit Shah greets RSS volunteers on its foundation day

He said RSS is empowering every section by accelerating the work of social service and through its educational efforts, creating patriots dedicated to the country's welfare.
9:34 AM

NABARD sanctions Rs 770 crore for two irrigation projects in Jharkhand

"NABARD has sanctioned financial assistance of Rs 769.58 crore for construction of two irrigation projects in Palamu and Giridih districts under Rural Infrastructure Development Fund during FY 2024-25," S K Jahagirdar, Chief General Manager, NABARD Jharkhand Regional Office, said.
9:25 AM

Passengers of accident hit express train left for Darbhanga by special train, says railway

The Train No.12578 Mysuru - Darbhanga Bagmati Express met with an accident around 8.30 pm on October 11 and the passengers were transported by buses to Ponneri and then to Chennai Central by two EMU specials, the railway said.
9:17 AM

UN peacekeepers in south Lebanon in crosshairs of Israel's war on Hezbollah

Israeli airstrikes hit the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force and other positions in south Lebanon in recent days, drawing widespread condemnation from around the world
9:13 AM

A country becomes great due to national character of people: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

This year is important as RSS steps into centenary year, says Mohan Bhagwat at Vijayadashami Utsav in Nagpur.
9:03 AM

India is now Russia's no. 2 supplier of restricted items, say US, EU officials

Indian exports of restricted items such as microchips, circuits and machine tools surpassed $60 million in both April and May
8:49 AM

35 incidents related to Durga Puja in Bangladesh since Oct 1, 17 arrested

Hindu minority constituting just about 8 per cent of 170 million Bangladesh population- faced vandalism of their businesses, and properties and destruction of temples during the student-led violence
8:36 AM

MP drug haul: Accused shoots himself in foot, surrenders to police

An accused in the mega mephedrone drug seizure in Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh allegedly shot himself in the foot to escape tough police grilling and then surrendered in Mandsaur, an official has said.
8:25 AM

Indian troops deployed in Abyei conducted awareness session on Do’s and Don’ts of pregnancy

In an outreach effort under the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA), Indian troops deployed in Abyei conducted a comprehensive awareness session on the Do’s and Don’ts of pregnancy for the women of Rumajak village. This initiative was attended by 24 women and 9 girls from the local community.
 
The session was led by Captain Jaspreet Kaur, leader of Female Engagement Team, and Major Abhijith S, Medical Officer of the Indian Battalion. It focused on critical practices for maintaining a safe and healthy pregnancy, including nutritional guidelines, common health risks, and prenatal care.
 
This initiative is part of the Indian Battalion’s ongoing commitment to community support and humanitarian efforts in Abyei, reflecting their broader mandate under the United Nations to promote peace, stability, and welfare.

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First Published: Oct 12 2024 | 7:24 AM IST

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