PM Modi Highlights Sambalpuri Saree and More in ‘Mann Ki Baat’

Celebrating Handloom and Artisans Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the 112th episode of his radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ emphasized the significance of handloom and the work of artisans across India, giving a special mention to Odisha’s Sambalpuri saree. He praised the dedication of handloom artisans and their efforts to popularize handloom products nationwide. Modi…

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India’s Potato Production Faces Shortfall: Imports from Bhutan on the Horizon

Potato Imports to Stabilize Prices Indians may soon find potatoes from Bhutan on their plates. The Indian government is considering importing the vegetable due to anticipated price increases caused by lower production this year. A senior government official, speaking to The Economic Times on condition of anonymity, mentioned that apart from Bhutan, the Indian government…

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Obamas Endorse Kamala Harris for Democratic Presidential Nominee

Barack, Michelle Obama ‘proud’ to endorse ‘friend’ Kamala Harris ·       Obamas say will do ‘everything’ to help Harris win the White House race ·       Harris thanks for endorsement, says ‘means so much’ In a highly anticipated move, former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama have officially endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic…

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Startling Revelations about Puri’s Ratna Bhandar: Missing Valuables and Duplicate Keys

Suspicions Raised by Duplicate Keys and Unlocked Chests Justice Biswanath Rath, Chairman of the Puri Srimandir Ratna Bhandar Inspection Committee, made some startling revelations about the Ratna Bhandar during an exclusive interview with OTV on Thursday. Justice Rath narrated his experience inspecting the treasure trove, highlighting significant issues, including the presence of duplicate keys and…

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Phantom Professors Scandal Rocks Anna University: 1 person holds 32 posts, 211 filled 2,500 vacancies

Anna University has been shaken by a scandal involving phantom professors filling numerous faculty positions across affiliated engineering colleges. The issue came to light after Arappor Iyakkam, a Chennai-based anti-corruption group, discovered that many faculty positions were held by non-existent professors. The university’s investigation revealed that 211 individuals were recorded as filling approximately 2,500 vacancies,…

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