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A Quiet Exit, A Loud Message: The Enigmatic Resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar

A Political Journey Etched in Constitutional Fidelity Jagdeep Dhankhar’s political life has spanned over three decades — a journey marked by adaptability, legal acumen, and quiet ambition. From his early days as a Member of Parliament and minister in the Chandra Shekhar government to his tenure as Governor of West Bengal and later, as the…

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Women at the Helm: Driving India’s Startup Revolution

The Rise of India’s Entrepreneurial Powerhouses India’s startup landscape is undergoing a quiet but formidable transformation. Once synonymous with male-led innovation hubs in metro cities, the narrative today is changing — and changing fast. Leading this change are women entrepreneurs who are not just contributing to the economy, but rewriting its rules. According to Union…

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Ragging Scandal Rocks Ravenshaw University: Ten Seniors Expelled from Hostel

A Historic Institution Caught in Turmoil Ravenshaw University, one of Odisha’s oldest and most prestigious educational institutions, is now facing the heat of a disturbing controversy. Founded in 1868 and located in Cuttack, Ravenshaw has long stood as a beacon of academic excellence and cultural heritage in eastern India. However, its proud legacy has recently been…

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Chandrababu Naidu’s Wife Nets ₹79 Crore in a Day from Heritage Foods Surge

A Legacy of Leadership and Enterprise In Andhra Pradesh, politics and business often intertwine — none more prominently than in the family of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. Beyond his decades-long political influence, Naidu’s family has quietly built one of India’s leading dairy companies: Heritage Foods Limited. At the center of this enterprise is Nara…

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Stillness Over Hustle: Caesar Sengupta’s Startup Mantra

India’s Startup Boom and the New Age of Entrepreneurship India’s startup ecosystem has undergone a dramatic transformation over the last decade. From fledgling tech ventures in Bengaluru’s modest co-working spaces to billion-dollar unicorns disrupting global markets, the country has become the third-largest startup hub in the world. With over 100,000 registered startups, India’s innovation-driven economy has been…

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Bombay High Court Overturns 2006 Blast Convictions, Citing Lack of Proof

A City Shattered — July 11, 2006 On the evening of July 11, 2006, Mumbai’s lifeline — its suburban railway network — became the target of one of India’s deadliest terror attacks. Within just 11 minutes, seven synchronized bomb blasts ripped through first-class compartments of the Western Railway trains during rush hour. The carnage was catastrophic: 189…

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Thackeray Unity: A Promise to Maharashtra or Mere Optics?

Brothers Reunited, Maharashtra Awaits After decades of estrangement, Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray — once political allies, later ideological rivals — have come together in a public display of reconciliation. Their reunion has stirred a mixture of nostalgia, hope, and political curiosity across Maharashtra. In an exclusive interview with Saamana, the Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece,…

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RMRC Bhubaneswar Unveils Advanced Malaria Vaccine, Opens Path to Global Impact

RMRC Bhubaneswar: At the Forefront of Medical Innovation The Regional Medical Research Centre (RMRC) in Bhubaneswar, a leading institute under the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), has long been a hub for tropical disease research and public health solutions. In its latest breakthrough, RMRC has developed a next-generation malaria vaccine — a development hailed…

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