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From a village in Haryana to Rajasthan Police: Widow who once didn’t know the full form of RAS is now a DSP

She didn’t know the full form of RAS before preparing; today, Anju Yadav serves as a DSP in Rajasthan Police. (Photo: Social Media) When Anju Yadav began preparing for the Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) examination, she reportedly did not even know its full form. She had studied in a government school, married at the age…

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Why gluten makes so many people feel unwell, but tests look normal: What’s really going on

Recent research indicates that approximately 10% of individuals suffer from discomfort like bloating and fatigue after eating gluten or wheat, even without coeliac disease or allergies. This finding encourages a thoughtful exploration of dietary choices rather than immediate elimination in search of relief. Gluten has become one of the most debated food components of the…

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Bengaluru’s ₹530 crore property tax crisis: Authorities identify over 1,000 defaulters |

In a recent update, Bengaluru’s civic authorities have identified over ₹530 crore property tax arrears from more than 1,000 defaulters. Recovery of such a big amount is a challenging task considering the scale of the arrears. As per officials, a total of 1,013 properties have come under the radar for non-payment of property tax. The…

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in gateshead water trapped 150 metres below the city in abandoned coal mines now heats 350 homes and

In Gateshead, water trapped 150 metres below the city in abandoned coal mines now heats 350 homes and public buildings | World News

Water trapped deep beneath Gateshead is now helping heat hundreds of homes and public buildings, turning former coal mine workings into a source of heat for the city. The water lies around 150 metres below Gateshead town centre, where a 6-megawatt water-source heat pump extracts its heat and feeds it into an existing district heating…

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Supriya Pathak recalls thinking first period was a ‘punishment’; says menopause made her ‘more individualistic’ |

Veteran actor Supriya Pathak has candidly spoken about two deeply personal phases of a woman’s life—her first period and menopause—revealing how both experiences shaped her understanding of herself. Recalling her first period, Supriya said she had absolutely no awareness about it. Opening up about menopause, Supriya described it as a “strange phase,” but one that…

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Ukraine drone strike kills one, hits oil facility in Russia

Representative image (Ukrainian drones hit Russia) A Ukrainian drone attack killed one person and injured nine others in Russia’s southwestern Oryol region, Russian officials said on Sunday, while a separate strike targeted an oil facility deep inside Russian territory as Kyiv intensified attacks on military and energy infrastructure.Oryol Governor Andrei Klychkov said a Ukrainian drone…

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US jobless claims rise to 200,000, layoffs remain near historic lows despite economic pressures

Applications for unemployment benefits in the United States rose last week but continued to remain at historically low levels despite inflationary pressures and broader economic headwinds, AP reported. The US Labor Department said on Thursday that initial jobless claims increased by 10,000 to 200,000 for the week ending May 2. The figure was lower than…

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Taurus Horoscope Today, August 18, 2026: If you’re in a relationship, your calm confidence will be attractive

You wake up with steadier energy than most people around you today, Taurus. There’s a clear, cheerful note in the air, and you’ll feel it in small ways, while getting ready on time, while finishing a pending task, while speaking with more confidence than usual. The Moon helps your daily routine, and Jupiter adds a…

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