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  • Telangana: Group IV exam today

    Telangana: Group IV exam today

    Hyderabad: Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) has made elaborate arrangements for the conduct of Group IV services recruitment test on Saturday. It includes multiple verification checks that have been put in place at the examination centre.

    Candidates appearing for the exam will be frisked at the centre’s entrance and their hall tickets scrutinised. This will be followed by cross-verification of the valid photo identity card issued by the government with the candidate and the photo printed on the hall ticket.

    Once inside the examination hall, the candidate’s name and photo on the nominal roll will be cross-verified with details in the government issued photo identity card and their signature on the hall ticket. Finally, at the end of examination in each session, candidates must affix his/her left thumb impression in the nominal roll. The aspirants have to go through this multiple verification process for the both sessions.

    While there are rumours on social media that the TSPSC has done away with the personalised OMR sheet with candidate’s roll number, name and photo printed on it for Group – IV test, officials said since inception the Commission has not used such personalized OMR sheets for its recruitment exams.

    In fact, the premier recruitment agency – union Public Service Commission that selects candidates for IAS, IPS and other all India services does not use such personalized OMR sheets. Candidates appearing for recruitment tests must bubble their credentials on the OMR sheets.

    ‘Women candidates need not remove their traditional ornaments’

    Candidates particularly women appearing for the Group – IV services recruitment test on Saturday need not remove their traditional ornaments including Mangalsutra and toe rings. The TSPSC officials said no instructions have been issued to the centres not allowing the traditional ornaments in the exam venues.

  • 29 of 81 bodies of Odisha train accident victims identified

    29 of 81 bodies of Odisha train accident victims identified

    Bhubaneswar: The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Friday said 29 of the 81 bodies of victims of the June 2 train accident in Balasore, which were kept in AIIMS Bhubaneswar, have been identified.

    The process of handing over the bodies has started, BMC Mayor Sulochona Das said. “Of the 81 bodies preserved at AIIMS Bhubaneswar, 29 have been identified based on DNA analysis. We have started the process of handing the bodies to their families,” Das said.

    The Mayor said the authorities of Indian Railways and AIIMS Bhubaneswar decided to go for DNA sampling analysis after there were multiple claimants over one body. Das said the State government has made arrangements to send all the bodies to their native places. “Of the 29 identified bodies, five families have already reached AIIMS Bhubaneswar,” she said.

    Of the 29 bodies, one belonged to a family in Odisha while the others were mostly from West Bengal and Bihar. It took around 20 days to receive the DNA report from the central laboratory in Delhi, an official said, adding as many as 88 DNA samples were sent for identification of the 81 bodies. Of the 293 persons killed in the accident involving Chennai-bound Coromandel Express from Shalimar, Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express and a stationary goods train, 287 died on the spot while six others succumbed to their injuries in hospitals.

    The accident took place near Bahanaga Bazar station in Balasore district on June 2 evening. While most of the bodies were handed over to their families, 81 could not be identified due to multiple claimants and preserved in four separate containers procured from Paradip Port. The bodies were kept at minus 17 degrees Celsius in the containers, an official said.

  • Balasore train accident: CRS submits report to Railway Board

    Balasore train accident: CRS submits report to Railway Board

    New Delhi: The Commission of Railway Safety (CRS), probing the triple-train accident in Balasore, has submitted its report to the Railway Board, sources said on Thursday.

    The contents of the report could not be immediately ascertained. Senior Railway Board officials refused to comment on the report’s findings.

    On June 2, three trains collided in Balasore district, claiming more than 290 lives and injuring over 1,000 people. The Coromandel Express entered the passing loop instead of the main line near Bahanaga Bazar railway station at full speed and collided with a stationary goods train.

    Apart from a CRS probe, the CBI is also investigating the tragic incident. Since the accident, the Railways has transferred several top officials of the South Eastern Railway under whose jurisdiction the tragedy occurred.

    Initial probe had suggested a signalling interference, either by negligence or by intent as the probable cause of the accident.

  • The water level of Hirakud increased due to the opening of the gate of Chandigarh

    The water level of Hirakud increased due to the opening of the gate of Chandigarh

    Bhubaneswar: Water level in Hirakud dam registered a significant rise after Chhattisgarh opened all 66 gates of Kalma barrage on Mahanadi river. About 1.18 lakh cusecs water is entering the Mahanadi through Kalma barrage.

    The gates were opened following heavy rainfall (6.06 mm) in the upper catchment of the Mahanadi in the last 24 hours. While 72,000 cusecs water had entered Hirakud dam till 9 am, the water level of the dam was 603.67 feet against full capacity of 630 feet with inflow of 79,262 cusecs and outflow of 29,772 cusecs by 12 noon.

    If heavy rainfall continues in the upper catchment, Hirakud dam may soon release the first flood water of the year, sources said.

  • Goa, but its wildlife and wildlife initiatives

    Goa, but its wildlife and wildlife initiatives

    Public Relations Webdesk | The list of wildlife found in Goa includes a variety of species, some of which are local species, while many species are migratory. If we talk about birds, till date about 500 types of birds have been recorded in Goa.

    You must have heard a lot about Goa, the weather there, the tourists visiting the beach and the food there are praised everywhere, but all this is mostly limited to the western part of Goa. As soon as you step into the eastern part, you will be able to see the amazing view of nature. Situated in the Western Ghats, this state not only attracts tourists but also captivates the heart of any nature lover with the variety of flora and fauna found there.

    Despite being the smallest state of India, the number of forest animals found in Goa is more than that of many big states. This has been possible only because of the geographical location, temperature and rain-forests of this state. If you want to see these species in their natural habitat, then you can visit many wildlife sanctuaries and national parks located here. . Molam National Park, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, Kotigaon Wildlife Sanctuary and Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary located in Goa are quite famous.

    The list of wildlife found in Goa includes a variety of species, some of which are local species, while many species are migratory. If we talk about birds, till date about 500 types of birds have been recorded in Goa, out of which about 16 endemic species of Western and Western Ghats are also included.

    Not only this, but many rare species like Nilkarna Kilkila, Dhanesh, Lal Jumij, the world’s smallest Kilkila i.e. Bonna Kilkila etc. are also included. The state bird of Goa, the ruby-throated bulbul, is also often seen here.

    The Western Ghats, which protect and shelter these species, are a wonder of nature. All the rivers found in Goa are the product of the Western Ghats. The fertile land and flourishing forests by these rivers help the local fauna and the people living here in many ways. Along with providing habitat to the wild animals, the rain forests here also provide a means of income to the people here.

    Nature-lovers and many tourists also come from different countries and places to admire the beauty of the forests here. Many guided tours are also organized here.

  • Nandi drank water in Lakshmi temple

    Nandi drank water in Lakshmi temple

    Aligarh: There is a Lakshmi temple in the link street between street number 5 and 6 of Saroj Nagar, Etah Chungi, Aligarh. There was an influx of devotees in the temple around 7 pm on Friday evening. In the temple, devotees were giving water to Nandi with spoons and bowls. After the discussion of drinking Nandi’s water, the crowd started gathering at the temple.
    Lakshmi Mandir keeper Suresh Chandra Sharma told that a teacher living in street number 6 of Saroj Nagar got a call from his relative that Nandi Baba was drinking water. Hearing this, that teacher also reached the nearby Lakshmi temple to give water to Nandi. When he fed water with a spoon, it started going towards Nandi’s mouth. As soon as people came to know about this one after the other, there was an influx of devotees in the temple.
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    Devotees started reaching to give water to Nandi with bowls, dolchi etc. Some made Nandi drink water from a spoon, and some from a bowl. While giving water, people put their hands under Nandi’s mouth to see if the water was flowing. The people present there started making videos of this scene. The video of Nandi drinking water started spreading on social media.
    Gaurav, Radha, Bobby, Ashok, Amit Sharma etc. offered water to Nandi at the temple. After about two hours, at 9.15, Nandi stopped drinking water. After the closure of the temple, this matter remained a topic of discussion among the people standing there. First started remembering the discussion of the incident of Ganesha drinking milk.

  • Deity Bhalti Narayan performed royal bath at Beas-Parvati confluence site in Jia, Bhuntar

    Deity Bhalti Narayan performed royal bath at Beas-Parvati confluence site in Jia, Bhuntar

    Lagghati | Bhalathi Narayan, the adorable deity of Bhaltha village of Lagghati, took a royal bath at the confluence of Beas and Parvati at Jia in Bhuntar. On this occasion the Harians also took a dip with the deity. It is being told that after 30 days, Kahika festival is being celebrated in the premises of the deity Bhalathi Narayan in Bhaltha after 30 years, for which new ornaments of the deity have been made, to purify which the deity agreed to take a royal bath. Was full

    It is said that after taking a royal bath, the powers return to the deity. The Kardar of the deity, Chaman Lal Thakur told that Kahika is being organized after 30 years. The deity is believed to conduct the Kahika alone. Kahika will be organized after 30 days in the month of Sawan. He said that the flag for the deity will be brought 8 days before the fair and it will be installed in the morning on the day of the fair. Earlier in 2015, the deity had come here for a royal bath.

  • More than 2.62 lakh families included in health insurance scheme in Jalandhar: DC Special Sarangal

    More than 2.62 lakh families included in health insurance scheme in Jalandhar: DC Special Sarangal

    Jalandhar | Deputy Commissioner Vishesh Sarangal informed that a total of 2,62,466 eligible families have been covered under the AB-MM Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana in Jalandhar district. These families will be able to avail cashless health services in all 73 empaneled hospitals including 60 private and 13 public sector health establishments.

    While reviewing this scheme, the Deputy Commissioner has directed the officials to make concerted efforts to cover 100% beneficiaries under this scheme so that each beneficiary can take advantage of this health care scheme. He said that each family would be able to avail treatment up to Rs five lakh in all empaneled hospitals.

    The Deputy Commissioner further said that the eligible beneficiaries can take advantage of on-spot enrollment and e-card generation at their nearest Common Service Centers and government healthcare establishments including CHCs, Sub-Divisional Hospitals and District Hospital. He said that for enrollment and e-generation of the card, they will have to carry their Aadhaar card and the beneficiaries should also have PAN card, Ration card or registered construction worker card, Journalist ID (yellow and recognition card), and Kisan ID along with it. Will be attached.

    Describing the MM-Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana as a game-changer scheme, he said that people can avail cashless treatment up to Rs 5 lakh. Beneficiaries can check their eligibility at sha.punjab.gov.in.

  • Punjab government will give a big gift to mothers on the birth of second daughter

    Punjab government will give a big gift to mothers on the birth of second daughter

    Punjab| The Punjab government is constantly making efforts to uplift the standard of living of women. CM Mann-led Punjab government is running various schemes for the empowerment, safety and welfare of women in the state. Social Security and Women and Child Development Minister Dr. Baljit Kaur said that under Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana, eligible beneficiary women (lactating mothers) would be given financial assistance in one installment of Rs.6000 after the birth of their second child.

    Under this scheme, financial assistance of Rs 5000 is given to pregnant women and lactating mothers for the birth of their first child. He said that giving financial assistance of Rs 6000 after the birth of second girl child would improve the sex ratio at birth of girls, which would help in stopping the practice of sex selection before birth. This will improve the health of lactating mothers and help improve the nutritional well-being of the child.

    The cabinet minister said that under this scheme, the benefit of Rs 6,000 will be directly transferred to the bank/post office accounts of the beneficiaries. To avail this, forms are filled by Anganwadi workers in all Anganwadi centers of Punjab. To get this benefit every beneficiary should have Aadhaar card and Aadhaar card should be linked to the bank account. The minister further informed that the beneficiaries can submit their applications by registering themselves on the online portal (https://pmmvy.nic.in/) sitting at home. Minister Dr. Baljit Kaur ordered the officers to implement the scheme in a transparent and efficient manner.

  • 27-year-old youth shot dead in America

    27-year-old youth shot dead in America

    Hoshiarpur | Information has been received that a youth of Aalo Bhatti village of Mukerian was shot dead in America. The deceased has been identified as Praveen Kumar (27). The young man was shot dead at a store in Victor Valley, California. Giving information, Praveen Kumar’s father Surat Singh said that he has 2 sons and both work at the same place in America. It has been 7 years since Praveen went to America and the younger son has gone to America only 3 months ago.

    Surat Singh said that his younger son told that an armed robber came to the place where Praveen worked and demanded money from him. When Praveen protested, the robber fired at him. Praveen died due to bullet injury. Due to this sad news, a wave of mourning has run in the area. Surat Singh has appealed to the Government of India to help bring the body of his son Praveen Kumar to India.