Mir Farhat Maqbool

Kashmir Is Freezing But Why Is the Snow In Valley Melting Then? Expert Answers

The temperature rise is due to a phenomenon called warm air advection which is unrelated to volcanic, tectonic, or hot spring activity, says Prof Romshoo.

ETV Bharat English Team

TN CM Stalin Announces $1-Million Prize For Deciphering Indus Script

The script used by Harappans still remains undeciphered. Philologists believe, once deciphered, it may open a floodgate of new information on the hoary civilisation.

ETV Bharat Sports Team

Exclusive | Adding Different Types Of Variations To His Bowling Has Helped Bumrah Get Wickets; Opines His Childhood Coach Kishor Trivedi

Jasprit Bumrah's childhood coach Kishore Trivedi praised Jasprit Bumrah for adding variations to his bowling during an exclusive interaction with Paresh Dave of ETV Bharat

ETV Bharat Entertainment Team

Shyam Benegal: A Unique Voice of Indian Cinema

Shyam Benegal's filmography is a masterclass in understanding society, system, women, and the culture of the times he lived in, writes ETV Bharat's Minal Rudra.

Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2025: To Celebrate Contribution Of Overseas Indians In Country's Development

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PM Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas convention on January 9 in Bhubaneswar. The event will conclude on January 10.

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Chhattisgarh Journalist Murder: Accused Sent In 14-day Judicial Custody

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Four people arrested in the murder case of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar have been remanded in 14-day judicial custody.

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Veteran Journalist, Filmmaker Pritish Nandy Dies At 73; Anupam Kher Calls Him ‘Brave Editor'

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Veteran journalist Pritish Nandy died at the age of 73 due to cardiac arrest in Mumbai on Wednesday.

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Barmer: An altercation broke out between a youth and a driver over giving way on the road. The youth then climbed on the bonnet of the car. Meanwhile, the driver drove the car and took the youth straight to the police station. The locals were stunned seeing the scene as for them something like this happened only in films.&nbsp;Barmer Additional Superintendent of Police Jassaram Bose said there was a dispute between the vehicle driver and a youth over giving way on the street in the Shastri Nagar area on Tuesday, January 7."After that, the youth climbed on the bonnet of the car. In the meantime, the driver started the car and came directly to the police station," added Bose. The senior police official said that the police interrogated both of them.&nbsp;"The vehicle has also been seized and the driver has been arrested for breach of peace," said Bose. The incident was caught on the CCTVs installed on the road.

Rajasthan: Youth Climbs On Car Bonnet; Driver Takes Him To Police Station

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Clinical Trials Of Medicines Often Done In Poor Countries: SC

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A SC bench comprising Justices Hrishikesh Roy and S V N Bhatti observed that clinical trials of medicines were often carried out in poor countries.

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Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha president Tejashwi Surya visited these families in Adarsh Nagar camp on the occasion of Diwali and wrote a letter to Kejriwal, seeking power connection to the locality.New Delhi: The BJP's youth wing, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, on Saturday asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to take measures to provide electricity connection to Hindu refugees from Pakistan who have been living in a camp in the national capital.   BJYM president Tejashwi Surya visited these families in Adarsh Nagar camp on the occasion of Diwali and wrote a letter to Kejriwal, seeking power connection to the locality.  The chief minister has no right to celebrate Diwali if people in his state have been living in darkness, he said.READ: This year lights, statues of deities were made in India due to COVID-19: AdityanathDemanding power connection to them in 30 days, he said the BJYM will launch an agitation if the demand is not met.PTI