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Police lob teargas shells in operation to free cattle - Times of India
Vadodara: Godhra police had to lob teargas shells in an operation to rescue cattle from the Satpul Odha area of the city. A mob had gathered in the area during the operation on Monday evening.According to the police, officers received a tip-off that bovines had been kept in the Hamirpur locality in Satpul for slaughter. A team of officials was formed to rescue the animals.Sources said when the team was taking away the animals a mob gathered and the locality got tense.
Maharashtrian women revive Mangala Gauri traditions in lake city - Times of India
Thane: Be it the melodious fusion of the tabla and harmonium or the sheer variety of traditional games played by Marathi mandals, these traditional-cum-fun Mangala Gauri festivities taking place across the city every Tuesday seem to have heightened the festive vibe of Shraavan.Dressed in their Navvari saris, nathnis, ethnic green and gold bangles, these women have revived the long lost tradition of playing games like like fugdi, jhimna and khis-bai-khis in many urban nuclear homes in the...
Can sports be declared part of fundamental rights like education? SC to examine - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a PIL seeking its direction to Centre and states to make sports compulsory in educational curriculum from elementary to higher education and to declare right to sports as a part of fundamental rights on line of right to education.A bench of Justices S A Bobde and L Nageswara Rao issued notice to Centre, University Grants Commission (UGC), National Council of Educational Research and Training ( NCERT ) and Sports Authority of India (SAI)...
A train journey that gave a glimpse into Kerala flood havoc - Times of India
CHENGANNUR/ALUVA: Rows of submerged houses, paddy fields under sheets of water and Pamba river in spate bear testimony to the devastating floods in Kerala.A train journey from Ernakulam to Thiruvananthapuram , which usually presents a picture of greenery all along, gave a peep into the tragedy that befell the residents, especially in worst hit Chengannur in Alapuzha district, and other areas.Train services to the state capital which remained suspended in the section as also in several others...
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