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S Raju focuses on covering local news, with an emphasis on crime, accidents, awards, and politics in the Uttar Pradesh and Delhi regions of India. His coverage heavily features evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
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Boys and girls in a remote village of Bijnor district in Uttar Pradesh are learning canoeing, overcoming challenges and aiming for success in water sports.
The dingy houses in the narrow lanes of this Muslim locality of Baansmandi have turned into a potential centre of craftsmanship in the past few decades where artisans have been manufacturing traditional kanwar for Hindu devotees for the past many generations.
Bijnor is associated with Mahatma Vidur and the brand name brand fosters an emotional and religious affinity with the district and its people.
The classification of enemy property pertains to assets owned by Pakistani nationals in India which are managed by the Custodian of Enemy Property, a department under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
A case has also been registered against RCC Developers Ltd for cutting down trees beyond the approved area.
Teachers claimed that the leopard stayed there for some time and tried to open the door of the classroom
Circle officer of Hasanpur Deep Kumar Pant said that the incident happened at around 12.30 in the night on Wednesday while the victim was sleeping. “The injured Satyaprakash Khadagwanshi was immediately taken to hospital but doctors declared him brought dead after examination,” said Pant.
Due to the leopard menace in the district, the Bijnor forest department officials put goats as bait in cages but at least five times the bait disappeared after the lock was broken
Surendra Kumar, 45, received multiple injuries in the attack by the leopard and his daughter and son also sustained injuries
The surveys were taken up jointly by the forest department and World Wildlife Fund-India. Out of the 52 dolphins, 47 are adults and five are calves.
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