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12.07 / 15:51
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These six states show shift in support from Joe Biden to Donald Trump after presidential debate. Will Democrats lose in these states?
Joe Biden's dismal performance in the June 27 presidential debate and the damage has been done. Republican contender Donald Trump is gaining ground in key swing states and may threaten to take states once considered to be safe for Democrats, despite Biden's resolve to stay in the contest and beat the former president once again. According to 'Cook Political Report', Biden's base has further eroded and he is losing the survey polls post-debate. Its Editor-in-Chief Amy Walter wrote in an article that the post-debate polling would further move Minnesota, New Hampshire and Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District from “Likely Democratic” to “Lean Democratic.” It also moved Nevada, Arizona and Georgia from “Tossup” to “Lean Republican.”
12.07 / 15:22
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Karnataka: Anganwadis, Schools and pre-university colleges in Dakshina Kannada closed today due to heavy rain and red alert
Anganwadis, schools, and pre-university colleges in Dakshina Kannada district are closed on July 6 due to heavy rainfall as IMD has issued a red alert. Kannada District Deputy Commissioner Mullai Muhilan issued an order that mentions the closure of Anganwadis, schools and pre-university colleges. «All Anganwadis, schools, and pre-university colleges on July 6, in response to a red alert issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) for heavy rainfall in the district,» Kannada District Deputy Commissioner Mullai Muhilan said in an order.
12.07 / 15:15
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Amarnath Yatra: J-K Police issue special traffic advisory for yatra convoy, non-convoy movement
pilgrims and other commuters during the holy Amarnath Yatra, the Jammu and Kashmir Traffic Police have issued an advisory on National Highway-44 with cut-off timings and instructions for various convoy and non-convoy movements. Speaking to on Saturday, Senior Superintendent of Police, Traffic (NH-44) Rohit Baskotra, outlined specific cut-off times and guidelines for managing the traffic during the Amarnath Yatra. «After the Amarnath Yatra convoy sets off in the morning, the non-convoy vehicles plying on the NH-44 can cross Nagrota around noon, Jikhaini Udhampur around 1 pm, Chandrakot Ramban around 2 pm, and Banihal around 3 pm, after which they will not be allowed,» he said.
12.07 / 14:20
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Rahul Gandhi behaving like 'unruly student leader', says Uma Bharti
BJP leader Uma Bharti on Tuesday said Congress MP Rahul Gandhi behaved like an undisciplined student leader when he made his maiden speech as Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, and must remember that he was now a «middle-aged man.» Hindus have been victims of violence, she said, commenting on the Congress leader's remarks in Parliament which drew strong protests from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. «Hindus have either been victims of violence or have faced violence,» Bharti, a former Union minister, said in a post on X. Rahul Gandhi's behaviour and speech in Parliament did not behove an opposition leader but was like «that of an unruly ('uchshrankhal') student leader» in college, she added.
12.07 / 14:18
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Poll finds only 36% of Americans have confidence in higher education
A new poll finds Americans are increasingly skeptical about the value and cost of college
12.07 / 12:53
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Mumbai rains hit local train services for second day. Central, Western Railways issue updates, many trains rescheduled
Mumbai for the second day, disrupting roads and local train services in India's financial capital, prompting authorities to close some schools and colleges. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a Red Alert for Mumbai, which continued to experience severe rainfall on Tuesday. The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation Education (NMMC) Department also announced a holiday for all schools under its jurisdiction on Tuesday due to the heavy rain warning. Both government and private schools remained closed as per the orders from the NMMC and Education Department. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) urged residents to leave their homes only if absolutely necessary. The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Mumbai issued red alerts for Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg for Monday. Similar alerts were issued for Pune and Satara. The IMD predicted heavy rainfall in isolated places in Mumbai until July 12. Pune district administration has also announced the closure of all schools up to class 12 on Tuesday, July 9, to prevent any incidents or emergencies related to the severe weather. The IMD forecast indicated a generally cloudy sky with intermittent moderate to heavy rain in the city and suburbs.
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30.06 / 11:59
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How this dentist is saving for his retirement and his son’s education
Also read | Step-by-step: Setting up trusts for specially-abled children He began to seriously consider financial planning after the covid-19 outbreak, when many doctors with private practices suddenly found themselves without income due to clinic closures. “We never imagined doctors could face such a situation. I realised it was time to plan our finances systematically, so I approached Suresh Sadagopan and his team at Ladder7 Wealth Planners," Das recalls.
30.06 / 10:39
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NEET: We can’t resolve our admission test fiasco with snappy answers
The nation is yet to recover from the shock of how the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has crumbled under the weight of its own contradictions, discommoding over 2.3 million aspirants who took the centralized examination for admission to undergraduate medical courses. Its collapse shows all that is wrong with the government’s education policy, highlights biases in its people selection policy and also underscores its centralization tendencies. The NEET’s introduction was not such a bad idea, considering the systemic malaise that existed earlier.
30.06 / 10:05
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Remodel higher education: Just fixing exams won’t help
The challenge of creating economic opportunities for hundreds of millions of young people has come to the fore this year. As I wrote in my previous column, on the employment front, India must create 20 million jobs per year. The ongoing public outcry over the National Testing Agency’s (NTA) mismanagement of NEET-UG, NEET-PG and UGC-NET examinations highlights a related concern: of meeting the career aspirations of tens of millions of young people seeking quality higher education.
30.06 / 09:17
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21-year-old Keralite splurges Rs 10 lakh on new car! Meet IAS aspirant who also runs a thriving coaching business
He has not graduated college yet, but this 21-year-old has already become the toast of his university and hometown for his brand, shiny new car! Sayooj S Chandran, a final-year undergraduate student, became a celebrity of sorts at St Pius X College in Rajapuram, a remote hill village in Kasaragod when he revealed he had splurged a whopping Rs 10 lakh on a new car. These were the earns he made by tutoring IAS exam hopefuls online.
29.06 / 07:59
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Is AI enough for a job at GCC? Companies now train freshers for real-world experience
Despite being able to work with AI more fluently than others, as per a LinkedIn study, the developing mindset of the freshers is now becoming a pain point for GCCs, all of whom are trying to find ways to temper expectations and help them understand the end-to-end needs of the engineering and software assembly lines. «My biggest struggle with this generation is that they talk only about AI and ML. Just out of college, they do not understand that in a sector like banking, AI cannot be deployed just like that, that banks are bound by lots of regulations,» Srikanth Gopalakrishnan, CIO for people and head of the India technology centre, Deutsche Bank Group, said to ToI.
29.06 / 05:23
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Seven dead, three injured as two vehicles collide on Samruddhi Expressway
Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway, also known as Samruddhi Expressway, in Jalna district of Maharashtra, police said on Saturday. The incident occurred around 11 pm on Friday near Kadvanchi village, they said. The victims were residents of Malad (East) in Mumbai and Buldhana district, the police said. «A multi-utility vehicle (MUV) going from Nagpur to Mumbai and a car heading in the opposite direction collided head-on, resulting in the death of six persons on the spot. One more person succumbed to injuries at a hospital later,» a police official said. The impact of the collision was so severe that the MUV broke through the crash barrier and fell off on the left side of the road. Local villagers and police rushed to the scene to rescue the persons trapped in mangled remains of the vehicles, he said.
28.06 / 15:09
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Maharashtra budget: Subsidy for milk producers to continue, nod for 18 medical colleges
Finance Minister Ajit Pawar announced on Friday that the subsidy of Rs 5 per litre for milk producers in Maharashtra will be extended, as he presented the state's budget for 2024-25 in the legislative assembly. This budget marks the final one before the assembly elections for the BJP-Shiv Sena-NCP government. Pawar also stated that the state plans to establish 18 new medical colleges. Milk Producer Subsidies Pawar further mentioned that Rs 223.83 crore in subsidies have already been disbursed to 2.93 lakh registered milk producers at the rate of Rs 5 per litre. He assured that the remaining subsidy will be distributed promptly. Farming Initiatives
27.06 / 20:31
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US Presidential Election 2024: Is Trump winning easily in the upcoming election? Here is what this US political analyst has predicted
Nate Silver has predicted that Donald Trump is easily winning the upcoming US presidential elections in November 2024. His predictions are different from the various national surveys which have predicted a close competition between the two candidates. He has predicted that Trump will win by a large margin in the electoral college votes. In the event that neither of the candidates are able to secure the bare minimum votes of the electoral college, Trump will have an upper hand in the US Congress which will then elect the new president. He made these comments writing on the Silver Bulletin which is his Substack account. He added that though he is a supporter of Biden, all data reveals that Trump is on his way back to the Whitehouse.
27.06 / 19:27
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Marijuana conviction in Maryland? Maybe there's a job for you
Maryland is looking to help people with a history of marijuana-related offenses to get jobs in the state’s legal cannabis industry
27.06 / 15:39
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Starting your first post-graduation job? Here’s how to organize your finances
With graduation season over, many college grads are embarking on summer internships or their first full-time jobs
27.06 / 06:13
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Heavy rains lash Kerala, orange and yellow alerts sounded across multiple districts
Kerala on Wednesday night, prompting authorities to urge people to take utmost care while travelling through hilly and inundated areas. An orange alert has been issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) in seven districts, and a yellow alert in the remaining districts in the state for Thursday. An orange alert means very heavy rain of 11 cm to 20 cm and a yellow alert means heavy rainfall between 6 cm and 11 cm. Heavy rain with maximum surface wind speed up to 40 Kmph (in gusts) is very likely to occur in many places at Kannur, and Kasaragod districts, the Kerala State Disaster Management Authority said on Thursday.
27.06 / 04:33
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Kallakurichi hooch tragedy: AIADMK holds hunger strike demanding CBI inquiry
AIADMK are on a hunger strike in Chennai on Thursday condemning the DMK Government over the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy and demanding an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the same which claimed 63 lives. AIADMK leader and Leader of Opposition (LoP) Edappadi Palaniswami and other senior leaders are participating in the strike. Ever since the Assembly Session began principle opposition in the assembly AIADMK created a ruckus demanding a CBI inquiry into the illicit liquor tragedy and demanded the resignation of CM MK Stalin.
26.06 / 12:05
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How science built the best shooter in the NBA draft
Reed Sheppard arrived at the University of Kentucky last season as a decent shooter. Both his parents had played basketball for the Wildcats, meaning he’d been schooled in the nuances of swishing a basketball through an 18-inch hoop since his first attempts on a kiddie rim. But when Sheppard hears his name called early in the NBA draft on Wednesday night, it won’t be because he’s a decent shooter.
26.06 / 09:15
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Best selection of college gadgets with Amazon deals: Up to 91% off on laptops, smartwatches, tablets, and more
Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs OnePlus Watch 2 comparison: Which Wear OS smartwatch to buy? The Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic LTE (4.6cm, Black) is specifically designed for Android smartphones, running on Wear OS Powered by Samsung. It features a Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Sensor for body composition analysis and an Optical Heart Rate Sensor.
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