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West Bengal to Close 250 Madrasas After December Due to Low Enrollment

The West Bengal government has decided to shut down about 250 government-recognised private madrasas after December, citing low student enrollment and poor infrastructure. The state Cabinet approved the move, allowing current students to continue classes until December to avoid disruption. This follows a state-wide review and actions against many madrasas by the Minority Affairs and Madrasah Education Department.

India Tv·16h ago·West Bengal

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Science

Harvest Moon to Peak This Weekend with Reddish Hue

The Harvest Moon, the full moon closest to the fall equinox, will rise and peak this weekend. It will appear larger than usual and have a reddish hue. This moon can occur in either September or October, and this year it is expected to rise early in the evening, providing a spectacular view.

WION·7h ago

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Sports

South Africa Defeats Australia by 67 Runs in 1st ODI

South Africa defeated Australia by 67 runs in the first ODI, with Australia collapsing to 15 runs for 4 wickets early on. Matthew Breetzke scored a century but narrowly missed breaking a 10-year-old record. South African players like Jansen and Maharaj contributed significantly, with Maharaj taking 4 wickets to secure a comprehensive win over the world champions.

ABP News·3h ago

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Politics

P&H High Court Holds Late-Night WhatsApp Hearing on Punjab ED Detention Claim

The Punjab and Haryana High Court conducted a late-night hearing via WhatsApp following Punjab government's claim that the Enforcement Directorate detained top bureaucrats. The hearing addressed allegations and responses, including denials of illegal detention by GMADA officials and political accusations from AAP regarding the ED's charges. The case involves officials like Sisodia and Jain and centers on alleged unofficial meetings with GMADA.

Bar and Bench·13h ago

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Politics

Plea in Bombay HC to Quash 14 Orders by CEC Gyanesh Kumar

A plea has been filed in the Bombay High Court seeking to quash 14 orders passed by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar despite objections from two Election Commissioners over 10 months. Opposition parties plan fresh notices for the CEC's removal, while the INDIA bloc considers joint action. Rahul Gandhi criticized the Centre over the EC-SIR controversy, calling elections rigged, while BJP dismissed the claims.

Live Law·4h ago·Mumbai

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Health

Dozens of Pakistani Children Contract HIV After Hospital Visits

A report reveals that dozens of children in Pakistan have contracted HIV following routine hospital visits. Unsafe medical practices are identified as the cause behind the rise in child HIV cases. Families affected by this hidden health crisis are now seeking justice for the harm caused during medical care.

EdexLive·1d ago

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