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Could A Water Bottle Obstruct Your Brakes? Dehradun Accident Proves It Can- Know How To Prevent It

Unsecured water bottles in cars can roll under pedals, causing brake failure and accidents. Always store bottles securely in compartments or cup holders.

Explained - What Is Indictment As Per The US Law?

Billionaire Gautam Adani has been charged by the US prosecutors. ETV Bharat explains what is indictment as per the US Law.

Priyanka Chandani

Menopause; Breaking Silence On The Taboo For Women In India

Millions of Indian women navigate the natural transition of menopause amidst societal silence and stigma, leaving them to suffer in isolation

Kashmiri Sisters Ride The Rainbow To Success In Trout Farming, Harvest 20 Quintals Annually

Two sisters, Sumaira and Aliya have become trendsetters in trout farming in Jammu and Kashmir, writes ETV Bharat's Mir Ishfaq.

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Police On High Alert After Maoists 'Plant Bomb' In Slain Commander’s Stomach In Latehar

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After Chhottu Kharwar was gunned down in an encounter, security forces came across some incision marks on his abdomen which could be due to transplantation.

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Kailash Gahlot Resigns As Delhi MLA, Cites AAP's 'Deviation' From Ethics

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Kailash Gahlot on Wednesday tendered his resignation as a member of the Legislative Assembly.

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5 Women Grazing Cattle Die as Speeding Car Hits Them Near Mamallapuram; 2 Held For 'Drunk' Driving

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The victims were trying to cross the road when the car fatally hit them. Locals staged a protested demanding justice to bereaved families.

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Uttar Pradesh gears up to host one of the world’s largest religious gatherings, Maha Kumbh, in Prayagraj. The festival is set to begin on January 13 next year and will continue until February 26.&nbsp;While the event attracts millions seeking spiritual cleansing, a major concern remains - the pollution in the river Ganga. The National Green Tribunal (NGT) recently observed that water quality in the Ganga is deteriorating due to the discharge of sewage into the river.According to the NGT, there is a gap of 128 million litres per day in sewage treatment in Prayagraj district. However, the Mela authorities say that they are working to address the issue, and all measures will be taken to ensure that no untreated sewage flows into the river.According to Vivek Chaturvedi, Deputy Mela Officer, "Whatever orders and instructions have been issued by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to us are being followed. We are committed to ensuring their proper compliance and are actively working to ensure it. According to the survey conducted by the Ganga Control Unit and the Municipal Corporation, we have tracked more than 81 sewage lines, and actions are ongoing in 37 sewage lines for tapping. We are ensuring that no untapped (untreated) water flows into the Ganga during the Maha Kumbh."The Maha Kumbh is held once every 12 years. This year over 40 crore saints and devotees are expected to gather to take a sacred dip in the Sangam during this momentous event.

Ganga Pollution Concerns Loom Over Maha Kumbh Preparations In Prayagraj

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AR Rahman Makes First Public Appearance Post Separation From Saira Banu, Looks Visibly Sad - Watch

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AR Rahman made his first appearance post-separation. He was spotted at IFFI Goa, visibly looking heartbroken.

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Bareilly Bridge Accident: Google Removes Route From Map

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On Badaun DM's instructions, an FIR has been lodged against two junior engineers, two assistant engineers of PwD and the regional manager of Google Maps.

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J&K: Hub Of Hydroelectricity Generation, Chenab Valley 'Deprived' Of Uninterrupted Power Supply

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Locals from Chenab valley, which boasts of multiple hydropower projects complained of frequent power cuts in winter, reports Amir Tantray.

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Assam Working With MEA To Change Perception About Northeast: Assam Chief Minister

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said that his government is working with the MEA

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The Air Quality Index (AQI)&nbsp;in Lucknow dropped into the 'poor' category on Wednesday morning, according to the Central Pollution Control Board norms.&nbsp;As per the 9:30 am report, the city's AQI was reported at 243, according to the CPCB's Sameer app, which provides real-time air quality data. A group of cyclists who ride every morning said that while the situation is better than in Delhi, they could feel the impact of rising pollution on their health.According to Dr. Neeraj Singh, an Eye Surgeon and cyclist, "See, the condition in Lucknow is better than in Delhi. We are a group of 8-10 cyclists who cycle every morning. However, for the past few days, we have been facing problems due to the fog, smog, and pollution. This has caused breathing difficulties and a burning sensation in our eyes. While we can help control pollution and should contribute to reducing it, the general public should also play a role in this effort."According to Manoj Kumar Baranwal, Retired Air Force Officer and Cyclist, "For the past week, we have been feeling the pollution, and suddenly the pollution level has risen. The newspaper mentions that the reason for Delhi's pollution is the stubble-burning issue. I think the government should investigate if there is a similar issue here, which could be contributing to the rising pollution. Otherwise, it is disturbing that this is the first time we are experiencing such high levels of pollution and smog in Lucknow, which is causing breathing problems."The group urged the government to take measures to reduce pollution in the Uttar Pradesh capital, saying that it must not be permitted to deteriorate further.

'Burning Sensation In Eyes': Lucknow Gasps For Breath As AQI Dips To 'Poor'

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Six-Year-Old Kota Boy Enters Guinness As World's Youngest Yoga Guru

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Pratyaksh Vijay, who picked up elementary yoga from his mother, said children should stay away from smartphones, games, cartoons and abstain from eating junk food.

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