After the shocking assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in the Iranian capital Tehran, a video has now emerged which shows Haniyeh hours before he was killed by Israel. The incident which has rocked the Middle East and could probably have severe ramifications on the ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas, has made way for further escalation in tensions. Ismail Haniyeh was in Tehran for the inauguration of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. According to a CNN report, Hamas spokesperson and deputy head Khalil Al-Hayya said a rocket directly hit Haniyeh’s…
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Metro services hit on Bengaluru’s Green line for over 1.5 hours after fault in power supply system | Bangalore News
A fault in the power supply system at 5.33 pm on Tuesday disrupted Metro services on the Green line in Bengaluru. The Green line (North-South) corridor connects Nagasandra and Silk Institute. The disruption in the power supply went on for almost one and half hours, following which it was restored. The Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) in a statement said, “Power supply has been restored. Trains services started from RV road towards Silk Institute from 19: 05 hrs. Normalcy will be restored as per timetable in due course of…
Anant Ambani’s Bundi jacket was painted by ‘3 pichwai artists in 110 hours using 100 real gold leaves’ | Fashion News
The Ambani wedding has been a lesson for fashion enthusiasts worldwide in terms of Indian artisanry and craftsmanship. From Bandhani to Kasheeda, Pichwai to Zardosi, the women of the Ambani family have left no stone unturned when it comes to donning embroidery techniques, not so surreptitiously throwing light on the rich heritage and handiwork of Indian weavers. Having said that, the Ambani men weren’t any less spectacular. For his wedding ceremony, Anant Ambani looked regal in a red bespoke, hand-painted Bundi jacket by Manish Malhotra. Adorned with gold vark and…
BMTC official dies by suicide inside Bengaluru head office, body found after 24 hours | Bangalore News
A 42-year-old Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) employee allegedly died by suicide inside a store room on the third floor of the corporation’s head office in Bengaluru on Monday. The man’s body was discovered a day later after his family reached the office looking for him, the police said. The deceased was identified as Mahesh Ukkali. A resident of Kengeri, Ukkali was an assistant in the BMTC’s recruitment section for the last 10 years. A police official said that Ukkali was a native of Basavana Bagewadi in Karnataka’s Bijapur district.…
‘Studied for 12-14 hours daily before CA Final exam, trusted ICAI study material,’ says AIR 2 Varsha Arora | Education News
Based in Delhi, Varsha Arora has secured all India rank (AIR) 1 in the CA Final examination hosted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). Shivam Mishra has topped the exam while the third spot is shared by two candidates — Kiran Manral and Ghilman Saalim Ansari. Speaking with indianexpress.com, Arora said working hard is her success mantra and then she left everything else to God. “I took coaching classes for four subjects out of six, and in the last 6-7 months, I started with self-study and revisions…
Hours before Rahul Gandhi’s Manipur visit, firing at police outpost in Jiribam
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NHAI sets Guinness World Record for laying the longest bituminous lane of 75 km in 105 hours and 33 minutes
[ad_1] State-owned NHAI has created a Guinness World Record for longest continuous bituminous lane of 75 km in 105 hours and 33 minutes on a national highway between Amravati and Akola districts in Maharashtra. Referring to the record, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Wednesday that the project was implemented by 720 workers, including a team of independent consultants, who worked day and night. The total length of 75 km of single lane continuous bituminous concrete road is equivalent to 37.5 km of two-lane paved shoulder road…
Better facilities, flexible working hours for the women needed at the workplace
[ad_1] India’s labor force will soon become the largest in the world. By 2027, the working-age population in India will reach 18.6% of the entire global labor force, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of United Nations population-projection data. Despite these numbers, India’s female labor force participation rate (LFPR) – the share of working-age women who are either employed or available for work – fell to a historic low of 23.3% in 2017-18. This was indicated by the Periodic Labor Force Survey (PLFS), India’s official employment survey data published by…