Operation Lotus in Delhi? Kejriwal Claims BJP’s ₹25 crore Bid to Lure AAP MLAs and Destabilize AAP Rule

Operation Lotus in Delhi? Kejriwal Claims BJP's ₹25 crore Bid to Lure AAP MLAs and Destabilize AAP Rule

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said some of his AAP MLAs have been threatened and offered bribes to break the government. Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday claimed that there has been a conspiracy to topple his government and recently, seven Aam Aadmi Party MLAs were offered ₹25 crore to join the Bharatiya Janata Party. “Recently they contacted our 7 MLAs in Delhi and said ‘we will arrest Kejriwal after a few days. After that, we will break the MLAs. Talks have been held with 21 MLAs. Talking to…

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Click vs Clink: Digital Shopping Chills the Warmth of Kashmiri Handicrafts

Click vs Clink: Digital Shopping Chills the Warmth of Kashmiri Handicrafts

By: Javid Amin Srinagar: The crisp Delhi air crackles with anticipation as winter approaches. Beyond the aroma of roasting chestnuts and swirling snowflakes, another familiar presence gra graces the capital’s landscape: the Kashmiri shawl vendors. For generations, these stoic figures, laden with bundles of vibrant pashmina shawls, pherans, and delectable dry fruits, have woven themselves into the tapestry of Delhi’s winter rituals. Knocking on doors, their gentle clinking of wares announcing their arrival, they ushered in not just warmth for cold bodies, but a slice of Kashmir’s vibrant culture. However,…

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IMD Forecasts Extended Wet Spell, Heavy Snowfall in Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh

IMD Forecasts Extended Wet Spell, Heavy Snowfall in Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh

Srinagar: As two Western Disturbances are most likely to affect J&K and adjoining areas, weatherman on Saturday forecast an extended wet spell from afternoon of January 28 till February 3. “A couple of moderate Western Disturbances most likely to affect J&K and adjoining areas from 28th afternoon onwards,” a meteorological department official told GNS. Under the influence of weather systems, he said, an “extended” wet spell from Sunday (afternoon) onwards till February 3 was most likely over J&K and adjoining areas. He said on January 28-29, there is possibility of light…

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Awaken Your Metabolism: Orchestrating a Fat-Burning Breakfast Symphony

Awaken Your Metabolism: Orchestrating a Fat-Burning Breakfast Symphony

By: Saika J Forget the tired routine of toast and cereal – your mornings deserve a weight-loss symphony, a delicious concerto of food that kickstarts your metabolism and sets the stage for a day of mindful eating. Each morning bite becomes a conductor, orchestrating a chorus of satiety and fat-burning enzymes, leading you towards a slimmer, healthier you. The Overture: The Power of Protein and Healthy Fats Imagine your gut as a bustling marketplace, cravings the boisterous vendors, and willpower the weary shopper. A high-protein, healthy-fat breakfast is like a…

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J&K Police Data Collection Exercise Raises Concerns in the Valley: A Closer Look

J&K Police Data Collection Exercise Raises Concerns in the Valley: A Closer Look

A Scrutiny of the J&K Police Data Collection Form: Balancing Security with Transparency The recent distribution of a detailed data collection form by the Jammu and Kashmir police has sparked a wave of discussion and concern among residents. The form, with its expansive scope encompassing personal details, family connections, and potentially sensitive inquiries, raises significant questions about its purpose and potential implications. Beyond Routine Update: While authorities maintain the form is a routine update of resident records, its depth and specific queries diverge from a typical census. The inclusion of…

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Ayushman Arogya Mandirs: Ladakh Health Centres Rebranding Plan Meets with Buddhist Resistance

Ayushman Arogya Mandirs: Ladakh Health Centres Rebranding Plan Meets with Buddhist Resistance

The Ladakh Buddhist Association (LBA) and parties based in Kargil have opposed the government’s renaming of health centres as “Ayushman Arogya Mandirs” in the region. In a letter to the Chief Executive Councillor, Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), Leh, Chering Dorjey, acting president of LBA, said the recent order of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare renaming government medical aid centres and health and wellness centres as Ayushman Arogya Mandirs was unfortunate and “tantamount to playing with the sentiments of the people of Ladakh.” “From the comments…

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Navigating the Future: An In-Depth Exploration of 10 Flourishing Remote Careers for 2024 and Beyond

Navigating the Future: An In-Depth Exploration of 10 Flourishing Remote Careers for 2024 and Beyond

10 Keys to Unlock Your WFH Dreams: Trending Remote Jobs for 2024 and Beyond By: Javid Amin In the ever-evolving symphony of modern work, the once-standard elements of cubicles and commutes are gracefully bowing out, making way for the liberating cadence of remote work. What began as a mere evolution during the disruptive year of 2020 has now burgeoned into a full-fledged revolution. Laptops have transformed into passports, unlocking a world defined by unparalleled flexibility and freedom. If you find yourself yearning to escape the confines of the traditional office…

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The Unseen Maestro: Mastering the Symphony of Uric Acid Harmony

The Unseen Maestro: Mastering the Symphony of Uric Acid Harmony

By: Saika J In the intricate orchestra of our health, uric acid plays the role of a silent conductor, often overlooked until its dissonance disrupts the symphony. Join us on an expedition into the veiled realm of uric acid, where its secrets unfold, and its impact on our well-being becomes clearer. Prelude: The Balancing Act of Creation and Excretion Picture our bodies as tightrope walkers, delicately navigating the consumption and expulsion of purines. Found in delectable treats like seafood and red meat, purines are transformed into uric acid. The challenge…

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Kashmir’s Wetland Jewel Shines Brighter: Chatlam Welcomes Migratory Throngs & Rare Treasures

Kashmir's Wetland Jewel Shines Brighter: Chatlam Welcomes Migratory Throngs & Rare Treasures

Amidst a long-drawn-out dry spell, this winter sprang a surprise for bird watchers with a rare guest sighting at the wetlands of south Kashmir’s Pampore area after a long time. The Common shelduck belonging to the Anatidae family was sighted near Chatlam wetland, barely 2 km from Pampore town in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district, after many years. Director Wetland Research Centre, Wildlife Conservation Fund, and Project Associate -I at Wildlife Institute of India, Parvaiz Yousuf said, “It is a rare bird and was spotted at the wetland after many years.…

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Strengthening Participation: J&K Electoral Roll Grows to 86.93 Lakh, Reflecting Increased Engagement

Strengthening Participation - J&K Electoral Roll Grows to 86.93 Lakh, Reflecting Increased Engagement

The final electoral rolls have been published in all polling stations, offices of electoral registration officers, district election officers and hosted on the website of chief electoral officer of Jammu and Kashmir. With the addition of 2.31 lakh new voters, the final electoral rolls were published here on Monday taking the total number of electorates to 86.93 lakh across Jammu and Kashmir. The final electoral rolls have been published in all polling stations, offices of electoral registration officers, district election officers and hosted on the website of chief electoral officer…

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