ETV Bharat Business Team

How To Reduce Your TDS - All You Need To Know

Krishnanand explains about the Form 12BAA, which salaried persons need to file with their employers

Aroonim Bhuyan

Explained | BRICS Pay payment System And Its Necessity

A new international payment system being developed is likely to be a key area of focus during the BRICS Summit next week.

ETV Bharat English Team

Congress's Dismal Show In Jammu and Kashmir: A Post-Election Analysis

This has been Congress's poorest performance in the last nine assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, writes Mohd. Ashraf Ganie.

Solar Energy Powers An Entire Odisha Village

Sahuput village, once plagued by erratic power supply, is now fully powered by solar energy, setting a new example of sustainable living in Koraput district.

Servitor Suspended Following Attack on Senior Supervisor in Puri Temple

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A Pantibadu servitor has been suspended following his alleged involvement in the attack on senior temple supervisor in Puri Sri Jagannath temple

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ETV Bharat Sports Team

Bala Devi Becomes First Indian Woman To Score Her 50 International Goal

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Bala Devi became the first Indian women footballer to complete 50 international goals during the 2024 SAFF Women's Championship in Nepal, in match against Pakistan.

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Jammu: In Jammu, the women's self-help group 'Gobardhan' is creating eco-friendly earthen lamps using cow dung for this year's Diwali celebrations. The members are dedicated to promoting sustainable practices while celebrating the festival.&nbsp;According to Lovely Devi, a group member, these unique diyas are made from the dung of indigenous cows, emphasising their eco-friendly nature. "We make cow dung cakes, grind them add water and clay, and then make the diyas," she explained noting that they dry the lamps in the sun instead of baking them in fire.&nbsp;Fellow member Vanshika Thakur highlighted the cultural significance of cow dung, stating, "As per our belief, cow dung is considered pious. These diyas are lightweight and environment friendly, encouraging others to adopt them."Rajat Salgotra, the founder of Gobardhan, pointed out that using cow dung for products not only creates awareness of its environmental benefits, but also addresses health issues.&nbsp;By making these earthen lamps, the group aims to foster self-reliance and sustainable practices that benefit both the community and the environment.

Light Up Your Diwali The Green Way: Jammu Women Promote Eco-Conscious Celebrations With Cow Dung Diyas

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Bengal Man Spends Five Days In Pathanamthitta Drainage, Survives On Sewage Water

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The man hails from Kumarpur in the West Midnapore district of West Bengal. How he ended up there remains remains unclear.

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ETV Bharat Entertainment Team

Singham Again Song Jai Bajrangbali: Ranveer Singh's Hanuman-Inspired Role Unfolds With Epic Action In Film's First Track

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The first song Jai Bajrangbali from Singham Again showcases Ajay Devgn, Ranveer Singh, and Tiger Shroff in divine-inspired roles, with powerful vocals and stunning visuals.

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Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Saturday said that the INDIA bloc will contest the upcoming assembly polls together and the Congress and the JMM will field candidates in 70 of 81 seats.Seat-sharing talks are on with alliance partners - the RJD and the Left parties - for the remaining 11 seats, he said. The assembly polls will be held in two phases on November 13 and 20 and counting will take place on November 23. INDIA bloc will contest the Jharkhand assembly polls together. It has been decided during the seat-sharing talks with the allies that the Congress and the JMM will field candidates in 70 of 81 seats,  Soren said after meeting with the alliance partners here.