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1 | ‘Nijut Moina’ scheme: First instalment of monthly stipend handed over to girl students in Assam | Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday (October 6, 2024) handed over the first instalment of monthly stipends to girl students of Class 11 to post-graduation under a new government scheme. The scheme was launched in August by the Chief Minister. Mr. Sarma handed the cheques for the first month to the students at a programme in Guwahati, while similar functions were organised across the State in which the girls received the maiden instalment under the ‘Nijut Moina’ scheme. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Sarma emphasised the dual purpose of promoting women's education and preventing child marriages through it. Mr. Sarma said the drop-out rate among girl students, especially as they reach higher levels, was high and analysis of the reasons had pointed to multiple reasons. Primary among the reasons is poor economic conditions, getting engaged in jobs while pursuing studies and early marriage, he said. |
07-Oct-2024 | News in Details | |
2 | ISSF Junior World Championship: Divanshi secures her 2nd individual gold in women’s 25-m standard pistol | In Shooting, Indian pistol shooter Divanshi secured her second individual gold in the women’s 25m standard pistol event, leading a remarkable clean sweep in the event at the ISSF Junior World Championship in Peru. In the corresponding men’s event, Suraj Sharma also won gold in the junior men’s standard pistol as Mukesh Nelavalli, who already has four gold medals in the competition, settled for bronze in this game. Divanshi dominated the event with a score of 564 out of 600. While Manvi Jain clinched bronze with a score of 557, marking India’s first-ever clean sweep in this competition. Shikha Chaudhary narrowly missed a podium finish, placing fourth with a score of 554, just one point ahead of Estonia’s Marja Kirss. India remained at the top of the medal tally with a total of 21 medals, which included 13 gold, two silver, and six bronze. While Norway is in second place with 10 medals, which include four gold, three silver, and three bronze. Earlier, the trio of Mukesh Nelavalli, Raajwardan Patil, and Harsimar Singh Rattha also secured victory in the men’s 25-meter rapid-fire pistol team competition. |
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3 | Pankaj Advani Wins Singapore Open Title | Ace Indian cueist Pankaj Advani won the coveted Songhe Singapore Open title with a 5-1 win over local favourite Jaden Ong in Singapore on Sunday. On his way to the final, Advani beat former IBSF world snooker champion Dechawat Poomjaeng of Thailand 4-3 in a thrilling quarterfinal at the Lagoon Billiards Room. While the 5-1 score of the final seems lopsided, the first two frames were won by the Indian clearing the colours from a deficit to pip the Singaporean on both occasions to take a 2-0 advantage. With some heavy scoring in the third by Advani, Ong needed to turn up the attack to offer himself a chance to survive in the final stage of the prestigious event. A resurgent Ong pulled a frame back to be in contention. However, in the fourth, a brilliant snooker put by Advani on the final brown allowed him back in the frame and with a clean clearance from brown to black, Advani was one frame away from the championship. |
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4 | Rajkumar Hirani To Be Conferred With Prestigious Kishore Kumar Samman By Madhya Pradesh Government | Renowned filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani is set to be honoured with the prestigious Kishore Kumar Samman 2023 by the Madhya Pradesh government. The award ceremony will take place on October 13 in Khandwa, the hometown of the legendary Kishore Kumar, marking the late singer's death anniversary. The event, to be held at the Police Parade Ground, will be a special tribute to Kishore Da and promises an evening filled with nostalgia and respect for his enduring legacy. Rajkumar Hirani, one of the most influential filmmakers in Indian cinema, is being recognized for his exceptional contributions to the industry. Known for directing iconic films such as 3 Idiots, PK, Sanju, Munna Bhai MBBS, and Dunki, Hirani's works have consistently addressed socially relevant themes while entertaining audiences. |
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5 | IAF Celebrates 92nd Anniversary with Aerial Display of 72 Fighter Jets & Helicopters | The celebration of the 92nd anniversary of the Indian Air Force began in Chennai with a majestic display of 72 fighter jets and helicopters. The show which is held after 21 years has attracted lakhs of spectators to the sands of Marina. Indian Air Force fighters Chetak, Rafale, Dakota, Harvard, MIG, and Jaguar are displaying their might in a flamboyant way with the formations named Pandian, Sarang, Mahabali, Suriya Kiran, Pallava, Cauvery, Kanchi, Nilgiris, Karthikeya, Dhanush, Marina and Chozha. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, M.K. Stalin, Dy. Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, State Ministers and top officials of the Defence Forces are present on the occasion. Security has been tightened all over the city with more than 8000 police on duty. Air services at Chennai airport have been changed due to the Airshow and the city has almost come to a halt today. |
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6 | Asian Youth Archery C'ship 2024: Vaishnavi shines as Indian women's team win silver medal in recurve U-18 event | Rising Indian archer Vaishnavi Pawar impressed with her brilliant performance as the Indian team clinched the silver medal in the recurve U-18 women's team category at the 2024 Asian Youth Archery Championship in Taipei City. Vaishnavi generally took the first shot for the three-member Indian team, which also comprised Pranjal Tholiya and Jannat, in every round and handled the pressure quite well as they pipped the mighty South Korea in the semi-final in a shoot-off. The Indian team found themselves in a similar situation after they fought back from a 2-4 deficit to force a shoot-off for the gold medal against the hosts, who ultimately prevailed. |
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7 | Prakashman Singh Raut sworn in as Nepal's Chief Justice | Nepal's legal landscape witnessed a significant change on Sunday as Prakashman Singh Raut officially assumed office as the new Chief Justice. His swearing-in ceremony took place shortly after Nepali President Ram Chandra Paudel appointed him, following a recommendation from the parliamentary hearing committee. The ceremony was conducted at Shital Niwas, the President's Office, marking a pivotal moment for the judiciary. Raut's appointment follows a unanimous endorsement from the parliamentary hearing committee during a meeting held on October 2. In alignment with Article 129, Clause 2 of the Constitution, President Paudel confirmed Raut's position as Chief Justice, acting on the recommendation of the Constitutional Council. This development came after the Council convened on September 16 and put forward Raut as a candidate for the prestigious role. |
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8 | Golf: End of title wait for Angad Cheema; clinches Vizag Open title | Angad Cheema has emerged victorious at the Vizag Open 2024, clinching the title and ending an 11-year wait for a championship win. In a thrilling final showdown, Cheema faced off against Aman Raj after both players finished the tournament tied at 16-under par. Raj pushed Cheema to a playoff with an impressive round of 6-under 65, showcasing his skill and determination. However, in the first playoff hole, Cheema sealed the victory with a crucial birdie, lifting the trophy amid cheers from the crowd. |
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9 | World Cerebral Palsy Day 2024 | World Cerebral Palsy Day is observed annually on October 6 to raise awareness and advocate for the rights of individuals living with cerebral palsy (CP). This day serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by those affected by CP and underscores the importance of support and inclusion in society. World Cerebral Palsy Day 2024 holds significant importance by bringing together individuals, families, and organisations to share information and resources about CP. CP affects movement and coordination, presenting challenges such as muscle control, balance, and mobility difficulties. By commemorating this day, the goal is to foster a more inclusive environment where the voices and needs of people with CP are recognised and addressed. This observance encourages communities to discuss accessibility and support for individuals with CP. It also emphasises the critical role of early intervention and personalised assistance in enhancing the quality of life for those affected. Through advocacy efforts, there is a push for improved healthcare, education, and opportunities, enabling individuals with CP to lead fulfilling lives. |
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10 | PM Narendra Modi inaugurates Banjara Virasat Museum in Pohardevi in Maharashtra | Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the Banjara Virasat Museum in Pohardevi at Washim in Maharashtra, celebrating the rich heritage of the Banjara community. The four-story museum has 13 galleries depicting the Banjara legacy through the portraits of Banjara community leaders and the Banjara movement. After his arrival in Washim Prime Minister also paid floral tribute to the memorials of Sant Sevalal Maharaj and Sant Ramrao Maharaj. Sant Sevalal and Sant Ramrao Maharaj are the spiritual leaders of the Banjara community. The Prime Minister also performed darshan and pooja at Jagdamba Temple in Poharadevi in Washim. Prime Minister will be addressing a function at Washim for the launch of various initiatives related to the agricultural and animal husbandry sectors worth around 23,300 crore rupees. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, along with other dignitaries, are present on this occasion. |
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