UGC row and UP elections see RSS eye Dalit connect through Sant Ravidas | Political Pulse News

With the government on the back foot over the issue of UGC regulations aimed at curbing caste-based discrimination in higher education institutions and Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh looming, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is planning a year-long programme to reach out to the Dalit community through a countrywide celebration of the 650th birth anniversary…

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A new Ladakh powered by the youth

Under the Modi government, development in Ladakh has taken place  with a focus on enhancing infrastructure, improving connectivity, boosting its economy, and expanding social services. New Ladakh can only be built with trust and a sense of warm belongingness. It is necessary we trust our youth and provide them leadership roles, open new vistas of employment,…

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RBI Classifies Borrowers into Risk Categories Based on CIBIL Scores

RBI Classifies Borrowers into Risk Categories Based on CIBIL Scores The Reserve Bank of India has introduced a risk-tier classification system for borrowers based on their credit scores. This classification has been explained in the Financial Stability Report (FSR) to help banks and financial institutions assess credit risk more effectively. The objective of this classification…

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Varun Chakaravarthy’s bold claim before T20 World Cup blockbuster vs Pakistan: ‘We have the edge’ | Cricket News

Varun Chakravarthy and Ishan Kishan. (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: India’s dominant 93-run win over Namibia has not only strengthened their position at the top of Group A but also set the tone for a high-stakes showdown against Pakistan in Colombo, scheduled for Sunday, with mystery spinner Varun Chakaravarthy emerging as one of India’s biggest weapon…

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Liver Health And Skin: Unexplained skin changes? Here are 5 signs that may be liver-related, according to doctors

Only when reports indicate ‘SGPT’ or ‘bilirubin’ do most people think of the liver. However, the body may be indicating problems in different ways long before a blood test is ordered, like changes on the skin. Dermatologists frequently see patients complaining of itching, pigmentation, or mysterious marks, the causes of which are rooted deep in…

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US-Iran war: How Indian industry is being impacted by LPG issues, rising oil prices, Strait of Hormuz closure – explained in 10 points

India’s manufacturing sector is on high alert as the war involving Iran threatens to disrupt key maritime routes used for global trade. (AI image) US-Iran war impact: The ripple effects of the ongoing Middle East tensions, LPG supply issues, rising oil prices and closure of Strait of Hormuz are being felt across industries in India….

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AI shock hits IT stocks: Nifty IT posts worst monthly fall in 17 years as sector loses Rs 5.7 lakh crore

The Nifty IT index plunged 19.5% in February, marking its steepest monthly decline in 17 years, as mounting fears of artificial intelligence-led disruption triggered heavy selling across technology services stocks.The fall is the sharpest since September 2008, when the index had dropped nearly 21% during the global financial crisis. The index declined in 12 of…

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‘I am worthy, I choose happiness’: Do positive affirmations really work? What studies say

Positive affirmations, phrases such as “I am worthy” and “I choose happiness” widely shared and talked about on social media are often promoted as tools for improving wellbeing.These upbeat phrases promise a gradual shift in mindset, suggesting that repeating them consistently over time can significantly improve mood and help a person become healthier and happier….

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