SGPGI Director Prof. R.K. Dhiman Appointed Chairman of AIIMS Patna

Lucknow: The responsibilities of Prof. R.K. Dhiman, Director of Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS), Lucknow, have been elevated further. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi, appointed him as the Chairman of AIIMS Patna. Along with this, he has also been named a member of the Institute Body of AIIMS Patna, entrusting him with a key role in the institute’s administration. Prof. Dhiman, a distinguished medical professional, has had a long and illustrious journey. He completed his MBBS (1984) and MD in Medicine (1987) from…

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String of events mark Charbagh centenary celebrations

Lucknow: The historic Charbagh Railway Station, a landmark of the Uttar Pradesh capital, has completed 100 years of its remarkable journey. To mark the centenary celebrations, a series of cultural and community events were organized across the city. The foundation stone of this architectural marvel was laid in 1914 by Bishop George Herbert. Construction took nearly nine years and cost around ₹70 lakh at that time. The first phase was completed in 1923, followed by the second and final phase in 1925. On August 1, 1925, G.L. Calvin of East…

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Cardiac Awareness Workshop at KGMU Highlights Life-Saving Role of CPR

Lucknow: A crucial Cardiac Awareness Workshop was held at King George’s Medical University (KGMU) Shatabdi Hospital, Phase-2, as part of the MED & SPARK North Zonal Conclave, organized by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) unit. The workshop centered on Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) training, equipping medical students and doctors with vital skills to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. The session was led by Dr. Vinita Dwivedi and Dr. Avdhesh Dwivedi, who began with a detailed theoretical overview, explaining each step of cardiac emergency response. This was followed by a…

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15-Day ‘Fun Phuhar Exhibition’ Kicks Off in Lucknow

Lucknow | The much-awaited ‘Fun Phuhar Exhibition’ began on Monday at the Radiance Exhibition Centre, Bhootnath Market, Indira Nagar, with a grand inauguration ceremony. The event is being organized by the Jan Jeevan Paryavaran Sanrakshan Trust, a socio-cultural organization dedicated to community and environmental welfare. The exhibition was formally inaugurated by the Trust’s Vice President Shailendra Singh, who lit the ceremonial lamp to mark the beginning of the 15-day extravaganza. A Blend of Tradition and Modernity The exhibition offers a vibrant showcase of traditional and modern products from across India. Visitors…

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UP Government Launches Campaign for Rozgar Mahakumbh 2025

Lucknow | The Uttar Pradesh government has reaffirmed its commitment to youth employment with the announcement of Rozgar Mahakumbh 2025, set to take place from August 26–28, 2025 at the Indira Gandhi Pratishthan, Lucknow. On Monday, Labour and Employment Minister Anil Rajbhar flagged off the Rozgar Rath from the Vidhan Sabha premises, marking the formal launch of the employment campaign. The Rath will travel across districts to raise awareness and encourage maximum youth participation. “The government’s intention is to ensure that every young person has employment in their hands. Rozgar…

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Ladakh to Open Galwan Valley and Siachen Glacier for Tourism: A Historic Move

Leh (Ladakh): In a landmark announcement, Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta revealed that the government is preparing to open Siachen Glacier and Galwan Valley—two of India’s most sensitive and historically significant regions—to tourists. The declaration, made on Sunday, marks a major shift in India’s approach to Ladakh, aiming to highlight it not only as a strategic border outpost but also as a global destination for natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventure tourism. A Region of History and Heroism The move carries symbolic weight. The Galwan Valley drew international attention during the…

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Lone Wolf Enters Kerala with its Boldest Brew Yet- Lone Wolf Wild

Kochi, August 2025: Lone Wolf by Onkara Beverages & Hospitality Pvt Ltd, one of India’s fastest growing premium beer brands, has announced its entry into Kerala, bringing its latest and boldest creation Lone Wolf Wild to the state’s discerning beer lovers. This expansion marks another milestone in the brand’s rapid growth journey across the country. Since its launch, Lone Wolf has made waves in India’s premium beer segment with its distinctive brews: Alpha- A Belgian Witbier with notes of citrus, spice, and wheat, ABV less than 5%, also available in…

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Kerala Savaari Crosses 1 Lakh Rides in Pilot Phase – Official Statewide Launch Soon

Thiruvananthapuram, August 2025: Kerala’s first government-backed ride-hailing service, Kerala Savaari, has completed over 1,00,000 rides in its pilot phase, marking a major milestone in the state’s mission to offer safe, affordable, and inclusive mobility to its citizens. Soft-launched on May 1, 2025, the pilot is currently active in Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram and has seen strong adoption from both drivers and passengers. Designed as an ethical and community-driven alternative to private aggregators, Kerala Savaari is backed by the Government of Kerala, led by the Labour Department, with Namma Yatri as its…

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Colgate, Tom’s of Maine Face Class Action Over Alleged Heavy Metals in Toothpaste

  Mumbai, August 2025: Colgate-Palmolive Co. and its subsidiary Tom’s of Maine Inc. are facing a federal class action lawsuit alleging their toothpaste products contain unsafe levels of heavy metals, including lead, arsenic and mercury. The lawsuit, filed by plaintiff Walter Triesch in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, claims the companies deceptively marketed their products as safe and thoroughly tested, while failing to disclose the presence of dangerous toxins. According to the complaint, independent testing found Tom’s of Maine Silly Strawberry Fluoride-Free Toothpaste contained…

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Rare Earth Elements in India: The Untapped Power Behind Tomorrow’s Technology

Manoj Singh, Ex ACS UP Govt, Retd IAS Lucknow: They power the magnets in your electric car, the turbines that catch the wind, the glowing pixels on your phone, and even the radar guarding national skies. These are Rare Earth Elements (REEs)—17 metals that are the lifeblood of the 21st-century tech revolution. India may not yet be a global leader, but it is sitting on significant deposits of these elements. From Kerala’s coastal sands rich in monazite to hard rock deposits in Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Madhya Pradesh, the country’s…

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