Aroonim Bhuyan

Explained: How Canada SDS Visa Helped Indian Students And Why Was It Stopped

With Canada deciding to terminate the SDS visa programme, many Indian students who had aspired for a life in the West will be disappointed.

Muhammad Zulqarnain Zulfi

'Kashur Aenz', Lone Domestic Goose Species In India, Found Dead In Thousands In Kashmir's Wular Lake

The sudden and untimely deaths of Kashmir's native geese called 'Kashur Aenz' have triggered concern among wildlife experts, officials, and conservationists in Jammu and Kashmir.

How Doodles Got A Russian Art Teacher Locked Up For 20 Years

Daniil Klyuka believes his idly scribbling moustaches, horns and beards onto photos of officials in a pro-Kremlin newspaper is what led him to jail.

ETV Bharat English Team

Explained: How SC Ruling On LMV Driving Licence Helps Drive Commercial Transport Vehicles

The top court's landmark ruling allows LMV driving licence holders to operate commercial vehicles up to 7,500 kg, here is everything you need to know.

Another Doctor Attacked In Chennai: Patient Assaults Medic During Checkup

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Dr Hariharan, an assistant professor in government-run Stanley Medical College’s Department of Psychology was punched by a patient on Wednesday.

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Nainital: Towns in Uttarakhand, once famous for their fresh air and picturesque landscapes, are now slowly losing their charm as pollution levels continue to rise. Popular destinations like Nainital, Bhimtal, and Rudrapur are increasingly facing environmental degradation, with residents and experts attributing the change to rising pollution.&nbsp;Scientists warn that climate patterns in the region are shifting, with greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide reaching dangerously high levels. Dr Manish Naja, Director of the Arya Bhatt Research and Observational Science Institute, highlighted that CO2 levels have risen from 360 PPM in 2006 to around 410-420 PPM in 2024.&nbsp;Residents believe the surge in pollution is linked to the growing number of vehicles in towns like Haldwani, Rudrapur, and Nainital. Heera Ballabh, a local resident, noted that the rise in personal and commercial vehicles, coupled with increased tourism has led to a noticeable shift in the town's climate.&nbsp;"It used to get cold by November, now it is not cooling down even in December," Dr Naja said. Experts including Dr Lalit Tiwari of Kumaon University, express concerns over the deterioration of air quality, with the Air Quality Index in Nainital now regularly falling into the 'poor' category. (With PTI Inputs)

Uttarakhand Towns Losing Their Charm To Rising Pollution Levels

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ETV Bharat Lifestyle Team

Children's Day 2024: Magical Places In India Straight Out Of A Fairytale

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On this Children’s Day, why not take your little adventurers to places where reality meets imagination?

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IndiGo Nagpur-Kolkata Flight Makes Emergency Landing In Raipur After Bomb Threat

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Kolkata-bound IndiGo flight landed at the airport in Chhattisgarh's capital Raipur after 9 am and was immediately taken to isolation bay for mandatory security checks.

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ETV Bharat Sports Team

MLS Playoffs: Lionel Messi Breaks Cristiano Ronaldo’s Massive Record But Inter Miami Concedes Defeat

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Argentinian football star Lionel Messi surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo by scoring 850 career goals in fewer matches than him.

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As per Indian Council of Media Research's bulletin, a total of 1,03,532 samples were tested for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours in the country. A circular published by the apex medical body also elaborated on the steps to be followed for new testing.New Delhi: A total of 1,03,532 samples were tested for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours in the country, said the Indian Council of Media Research (ICMR) on Thursday.     As per ICMR's bulletin, a total of 26,15,920 samples of coronavirus have been tested as of May 21.Earlier, ICMR also released revised guidelines for TrueNat, a comprehensive assay for screening and testing for positive cases for COVID-19.A circular published by the apex medical body also elaborated on the steps to be followed for new testing.ANIAlso read: Railways to start bookings for 200 special trains from May 21