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Public-sector bank employees strike today over five-day week, PLI, recruitment, pension and other pending demands; Tricity branch services affected Chandigarh, September 11 Banking services across the Tricity are being affected on Friday as employees of several public sector banks joined the nationwide strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) to press for […]
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New Delhi, September 11 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday presented Russian President Vladimir Putin with a Russian translation of the Thirukkural during their meeting in Delhi. One of Tamil civilisation’s most revered ancient works, the Thirukkural was written by poet and philosopher Thiruvalluvar more than 2,000 years ago. Thirukkural verses explore virtue, wisdom, governance, […]
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UFBU warns of indefinite strike from October 26 if demand remains unresolved Patiala, September 11 Around eight lakh bank officers and employees across the country went on strike, acting on a call by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), with more than 500 bank staff participating in a protest outside SBI Sheranwala Gate in […]
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Fifty students from Classes IX to XII from government, private schools take part in competitions during Hindi Fortnight Kullu, September 11 As many as 50 students of Classes IX to XII from 15 government and private schools participated in essay, speech and quiz competitions organised by the Language and Culture Department as part of the […]
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The meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping in New Delhi on Saturday could mark an important moment for India-China relations. The talks come as both countries look for ways to rebuild trust and manage tensions that have persisted since the military confrontation in Ladakh. The two leaders are meeting under […]
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Animal Husbandry Department intensifies vaccination drive as district records 15-20 new cases daily Kangra, September 10 Kangra district has reported around 350 cases of lumpy skin disease among livestock, with nearly 70 cases currently active, prompting the Animal Husbandry Department to intensify vaccination and preventive measures to contain the spread. According to the department, 211 […]
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Sheron says he will join the September 13 Sangrur protest and seek justice for Gulzar Singh Patiala, September 10 Mohanjit Singh Sheron, who had displayed black flags during a programme of the Chief Minister, was discharged from Rajindra Hospital in Patiala on September 10. His supporters gathered at the hospital. Speaking after his discharge, Sheron […]
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Saffron party protests four-year restriction on heavy vehicles at Bhootnath Bridge, poor condition of Sarvari road Kullu, September 10 The BJP on Thursday staged a protest in Kullu over what it termed long-pending infrastructure issues, including the continued restriction on heavy vehicles on the Bhootnath Bridge and the poor condition of the Sarvari road. Organised […]
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From celebrity selfies to everyday posts, everyone is getting an AI-powered ’80s makeover Chandigarh , September 10 Imagine opening your social media feed and finding your favourite celebrity looking like they have stepped straight out of an old 1980s photograph. That is exactly what the latest AI photo trend is doing, as users are turning […]
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