Top 7 Indian games which improve your memory
Jul 16, 2024Indian games like Antakshari, Vedic maths, Pallan, Goli, chess, rummy, and Kabaddi enhance senior cognitive health. Try the Indian games to improve your memory, strategic thinking, problem-solving, agility, sensory development, coordination, attention, concentration, and quick decision-making through physical and mental exercises, keeping mind sharp.
Puja Khedkar's IAS training put on hold amid fake certificate row
Jul 16, 2024The government on Tuesday put Puja Khedkar's IAS training on hold amid a fake certificate probe and directed her to return to the academy in Mussoorie at the earliest. Khedkar has also been relieved from the District Training Programme of the Maharashtra government. Puja Khedkar has been in the eye of the storm for alleged misuse of power and manipulating disability and OBC quotas.
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Swati Maliwal assault case: Delhi Police files chargesheet against Kejriwal's aide Bibhav Kumar
Jul 16, 2024Delhi Police files 500-page chargesheet against Bibhav Kumar, a close associate of Arvind Kejriwal, in the Swati Maliwal assault case. Judicial custody extended until July 30. Charges include various sections of the IPC. Court rejects bail application due to 'considerable influence'. Bibhav's physical presence in court on July 30 mandated by the Delhi High Court.
NEET scam: CBI arrests key accused who stole question paper from NTA's trunk
Jul 16, 2024The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested two individuals on Tuesday for allegedly stealing the NEET-UG exam paper from the National Testing Agency's (NTA) trunk. With these recent apprehensions, the total number of arrests in connection with leakage, impersonation, and other irregularities related to this medical entrance exam has risen to 14, according to PTI. The CBI has taken into custody Pankaj Kumar, alias Aditya, a 2017-batch civil engineer from the National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur.
Government calls all-party meeting on July 21 ahead of Monsoon Session of Parliament
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Jul 16, 2024The Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) has released provisional findings from its investigation into the fatal collision between the Kanchanjunga Express and a goods train last month, highlighting significant lapses in signalling and operating procedures. The findings, which were shared on Tuesday, reveal that both the loco pilot and the assistant loco pilot of the goods train had taken rest for over 30 hours before the accident occurred.
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