Great work। Bravo। Emergency Preparedness heightens confidence levels in #Emergency #Response and enhances #Loss#Prevention capababilities। @DrPramodPSawant। Better Inter services Synergies।
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42 medal events in swimming
20 in Cycling
15 in Judo
15 in karate
11 in Taekwando
15 in Wushu
If we start competing in these, we'd leave S Korea behind. Maybe even Japan.
I think Taekwondo is the lowest hanging fruit here. Simple sport. People can be easily trained in this
Bravo. Concerted Efforts. Stupendous achievement
🇮🇳 85 MEDALS. ONE INCREDIBLE ASIAN GAMES JOURNEY. 🏆
From Gold to Bronze, from records to historic firsts, IndiaSportsHub was there to bring you the action as it happened in Aichi-Nagoya 2026. 🔥
🥇 21 Gold
🥈 27 Silver
🥉 37 Bronze
📲 Results. Stories. Records. Medals. Every sport covered.
Because Every Sport Matters. 🇮🇳
#AsianGames2026 #TeamIndia #IndiaSportsHub #BecauseEverySportMatters #AichiNagoya2026
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In Guwahati Shocker, Woman Stripped, Assaulted By Bouncers In Nightclub
In a video being widely shared on social media, the woman is seen lying on the floor without any clothes and being kicked by two other women. Some men are also seen with them. Another video shows a woman trying to pick her up before a car arrives and blocks their view.
@RatnadipC - ndtv.com/india-news/in-guwah…
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Not the recipe but some details
namratawakhloo.medium.com/ka…
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A Gold moment for Madhya Pradesh Tourism!
Madhya Pradesh Tourism’s promotional film ‘The Sitarist’, featuring legendary sitarist Anoushka Shankar, has won the Gold Award for Creative Excellence at the e4m PrimeTime Awards!
To celebrate this achievement, we’re proudly sharing ‘The Sitarist’ with you once again.
The film beautifully captures MP’s rich heritage, spiritual traditions, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes through a powerful visual narrative.
As Dr. T. Ilaiyaraja, IAS, MD, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, shares:
“Madhya Pradesh’s identity isn't just its natural beauty and history, but its vibrant art, culture, and music.”
Here’s to celebrating creativity that tells the story of a destination in a truly unforgettable way.
📍 Discover Madhya Pradesh — the Heart of Incredible India.
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In 1957, around 200–300 Valmiki sanitation workers were brought from Punjab to Jammu & Kashmir by the then J&K govt during a sanitation workers' strike. They and their descendants were not granted Permanent Resident Certificates (PRCs).
For 62 years, they and their children were not allowed to apply for govt jobs. They could only work as sanitation workers in the J&K govt because they were denied PRCs.
Valmiki Dalits became eligible for govt jobs for the first time since 1957 when Article 370 was abrogated in J&K on 5th August 2019. A year later, the govt began granting them Domicile Certificates.
The biggest irony is that this story came into the national spotlight only after Article 370 was abrogated. Self-proclaimed champions of Dalit rights barely spoke about the discrimination faced by Valmiki Dalits in J&K, who were denied equal opportunities for over six decades.
Those who loudly invoke "Jai Bhim, Jai Meem" and keep claiming that the Constitution is in danger never made this injustice a national issue. Why? Was it because it didn't fit the politics and agenda behind the "Jai Bhim, Jai Meem" narrative?
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For 17 years, Bharti Mudi has been changing lives—one goal at a time. ❤️⚽
After finishing every household chore, she heads to the football field to train tribal girls in West Bengal, completely free of cost. Many of her students have gone on to become district and state-level players, even securing government jobs.
Now, 24 young footballers still need boots and footballs. Every contribution can help keep their dreams alive.
📞To support them, you can reach them out at +91 8641858639
#FootballForChange #WomenInSports #TribalGirls #GrassrootsFootball #ChangeMakers
[Bharti Mudi Football Coach, Tribal Girls Football Training India, Women Empowering Girls Through Football, Grassroots Football Initiative In West Bengal, Free Football Coaching For Tribal Girls]
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PM Modi stood on a 32-km wall across the sea in the Netherlands, and what happened next could change water security for millions of Indians.
This wasn't a tourism stop. PM Modi had a plan.
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THIS GUY BUILT AN AUTOMATED PIGEON DEFENSE SYSTEM FOR HIS BALCONY
pigeons kept nesting on his balcony so he engineered a full detection and deterrent system
here's how it works:
1\ camera captures video in real time
2\ an AI model identifies the pigeon in real time
3\ a water gun mounted on servo motors turns toward it
4\ sprays the pigeon automatically
the hardware:
> an orange pi 5 running the detection model
> a disassembled electric battery-driven water gun
> USB camera
> 2 servo motors for aiming
> resistors and a transistor to trigger the water gun
the detection runs on an AI vision model (yolo world v2) using the rockchip 3588's built in neural processing unit.
the best part is that it's not limited to pigeons. because it uses open vocabulary detection, you can reprogram the target to any object. squirrels, cats, raccoons, whatever is messing with your balcony
fully automated, runs 24/7, no manual intervention needed
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This post does not credit the original creator. Project built & first shared by Reddit user u/muxamilian in r/SideProject on April 1, 2026.
Original: reddit.com/r/SideProject/…
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The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) will organise a series of thematic events across India to highlight the country’s leadership in big cat conservation and promote the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA).
The programmes will focus on India’s five big cat species: Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, and Cheetah — showcasing conservation success stories and ongoing efforts across states.
Follow the complete story on #PBSHABD. Register now at shabd.prasarbharati.org/regi…
@moefcc | #MoEFCC #IBCA #WildlifeConservation #India
RT @EricTopol: How to create a medical condition that does not exist?
Post preprints of a fake disease (Bixonimania) and let AI get take it…
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On National Maritime Day, we honour the historic voyage of SS Loyalty, which marked the beginning of India’s journey in global shipping. ⚓
FOSMA WISHES HAPPY NATIONAL MARITIME DAY⚓️
#fosma #nationalmaritimeday #ssloyalty #seafarers #maritimeindia
Its a pity that there was no shatter proof glass that time. The hazards of birds and their risks still remain.
How do you land a fighter jet when you can barely see and are bleeding from your face? Every time I read this, it still leaves me in awe.
On 4 Sep 1970, Flt Lt Boman Rashid Irani, a pilot from No. 32 Sqn, was on attachment to No. 222 Sqn and leading a three-aircraft low-level tactical training mission. After completing a turn at 900 kph, a bird struck his Sukhoi Su-7.
The impact was catastrophic. The right quarter light shattered. The front windscreen and left quarter light cracked and went completely opaque. Broken glass and parts of the bird hit him on the right side of his face. The injuries caused bleeding and completely obscured the vision of his right eye. Air was rushing in through the shattered panel. He had no forward vision at all.
In pain, partially blinded, and flying a badly damaged Su-7, he kept the aircraft under control, climbed for height, and read the radio compass to navigate toward base. Peering through the broken quarter light frame with his one functioning eye, he pinpointed his position, set up a Marker Beacon approach, guided by Sqn Ldr TRJ Osman, a fellow member of the formation, found the runway, and landed safely.
His Vayu Sena Medal (Gallantry) was announced on 26 January 1972. No. 222 Sqn Commanding Officer wrote, “He displayed a very high degree of skill and airmanship in landing the aircraft safely in circumstances which could have led a less able and confident pilot to abandon the aircraft.”
Boman Rashid Irani was commissioned on the 81st Pilot Course and was by all accounts an exceptional aviator. He had trained with the USAF Advanced Fighter Course on the T-33 and F-86 at Lackland and Randolph , the kind of pedigree that marked out the finest fast jet pilots of his generation.
The cruel irony is that the very act of courage that earned him his gallantry award also ended his flying career. The injuries sustained that day led to his invalidation from service in 1977.
#IAFHistory @IAF_MCC
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How do you land a fighter jet when you can barely see and are bleeding from your face? Every time I read this, it still leaves me in awe.
On 4 Sep 1970, Flt Lt Boman Rashid Irani, a pilot from No. 32 Sqn, was on attachment to No. 222 Sqn and leading a three-aircraft low-level tactical training mission. After completing a turn at 900 kph, a bird struck his Sukhoi Su-7.
The impact was catastrophic. The right quarter light shattered. The front windscreen and left quarter light cracked and went completely opaque. Broken glass and parts of the bird hit him on the right side of his face. The injuries caused bleeding and completely obscured the vision of his right eye. Air was rushing in through the shattered panel. He had no forward vision at all.
In pain, partially blinded, and flying a badly damaged Su-7, he kept the aircraft under control, climbed for height, and read the radio compass to navigate toward base. Peering through the broken quarter light frame with his one functioning eye, he pinpointed his position, set up a Marker Beacon approach, guided by Sqn Ldr TRJ Osman, a fellow member of the formation, found the runway, and landed safely.
His Vayu Sena Medal (Gallantry) was announced on 26 January 1972. No. 222 Sqn Commanding Officer wrote, “He displayed a very high degree of skill and airmanship in landing the aircraft safely in circumstances which could have led a less able and confident pilot to abandon the aircraft.”
Boman Rashid Irani was commissioned on the 81st Pilot Course and was by all accounts an exceptional aviator. He had trained with the USAF Advanced Fighter Course on the T-33 and F-86 at Lackland and Randolph , the kind of pedigree that marked out the finest fast jet pilots of his generation.
The cruel irony is that the very act of courage that earned him his gallantry award also ended his flying career. The injuries sustained that day led to his invalidation from service in 1977.
#IAFHistory @IAF_MCC
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India’s hospitality industry is unmatched.
Landed into Chennai at close to 1AM and was still struggling with a horrid cough, cold and chest congestion.
The team at @taj_coromandel sent this concoction up at 2AM. It’s some kind of virgin hot toddy and it has genuinely helped me feel so much better 🥺
I’ve stayed in hotels all over the world. This kind of care and instinctive warmth is very Indian, and it still stands out. 🇮🇳
