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A cardiologist discusses two essential heart health tests that every runner take and explains the reasons
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A cardiologist discusses two essential heart health tests that every runner take and explains the reasons

Are you an avid runner? Do you participate in numerous races – both large and small – throughout the year? If so, it is crucial to prioritize your heart health, as the strain from extended runs can result in heart-related problems, potentially leading to individuals collapsing during a race, experiencing cardiac arrest, or feeling unwell. Why is it essential for runners to prioritize their heart health? In discussing the significance of maintaining heart health, Dr. Chopra stated, "Runners, regardless of whether you are an experienced marathoner or a beginner, should always prioritize your heart health. It is vital to remain aware of your cardiovascular health, irrespective of your age." The cardiologist also highlighted various tests that individuals can undertake to assess thei...
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Meghalaya High Court to hear hawkers case today
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Meghalaya High Court to hear hawkers case today

High Court of Meghalaya will hear the pending issue related to hawkers, on Thursday. Though the case pertains to traffic congestion in the city, the government feels that hawkers also add to the traffic congestion. Deputy Chief Minister in-charge Home (Police) Prestone Tynsong told reporters that the  government’s decision to relocate hawkers at Khyndailad area is aimed at benefiting them, rather than victimizing them. He expressed surprise that some hawkers are creating problems despite the government’s efforts to support them. “It is not that we wanted to victimize the hawkers. In fact this is done for their own good. You will not find a government which is really thinking seriously about the interest of the hawkers. Shifting allowance of Rs 10,000 is being provided and plus ...
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Raja m*rder case: Court sends 3 accused held for destroying evidence to judicial custody
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Raja m*rder case: Court sends 3 accused held for destroying evidence to judicial custody

The court of judicial magistrate (first class) DKK Mihsill has sent three accused to judicial custody in connection with the murder case of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi. Silom James, the property dealer was sent to 14 days judicial custody, while Lokendra Singh Tomar, the owner of a flat in Indore, and security guard Balla Ahirwar were remanded to seven days judicial custody. All three faced charges related to obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence at a flat in Indore, where prime accused Sonam had stayed after fleeing Meghalaya following the murder. The special investigation team of the Meghalaya Police probing the murder had said the accused persons had destroyed crucial evidence, including a bag containing a laptop and other materials, and had also burnt a bag....
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Ethiopia has reported more than 520,000 cases of malaria in May, according to(WHO)
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Ethiopia has reported more than 520,000 cases of malaria in May, according to(WHO)

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that efforts for malaria coordination and surveillance are currently in progress in Ethiopia, where the nation reported over 520,000 malaria cases within a single month. In a report from the Ethiopia Health Cluster Bulletin, the WHO indicated that the East African nation documented a total of 520,782 malaria cases in May. Additionally, the WHO noted that Ethiopia is actively addressing several disease outbreaks, which include cholera, measles, malaria, and mpox. It emphasized that ongoing conflicts in various regions of the country continue to impact public health, stating that these conflicts have "left individuals in urgent need of assistance, many of whom are stranded in hard-to-reach locations with severely limited humanitaria...
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119 skill centres in Meghalaya get new training support
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119 skill centres in Meghalaya get new training support

The Government of Meghalaya has launched a large-scale capacity-building initiative for 119 training providers across the state. The programme aims to transform the way skill development is delivered in Meghalaya, aligning it with national standards and local employment needs. The four-day training workshop began on Tuesday at the Institute of Hotel Management, New Shillong, bringing together representatives from 86 training institutes. The initiative is a flagship component of the Chief Minister’s Skills Mission, which seeks to overhaul Meghalaya’s skill development ecosystem from the grassroots. Speaking at the event, Jagdish Chelani, Executive Director of the Meghalaya State Skill Development Society (MSSDS), highlighted the role of training providers as “frontline agents” in ens...
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Assam-Meghalaya move forward on border resolution, boundary pillar installation begins in Hahim
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Assam-Meghalaya move forward on border resolution, boundary pillar installation begins in Hahim

In a step forward in resolving the decades-old interstate boundary dispute, survey teams from Assam and Meghalaya, accompanied by senior government officials, commenced the installation of boundary pillars in the Hahim region of Assam’s Kamrup district on Tuesday, July 1. The initiative marks a crucial phase in implementing the agreement reached between the two Northeastern states to demarcate areas where territorial claims have long been contested. The installation work formally began at Rongthali village in Hahim and will follow the banks of the Gijang River, covering several other strategic points. This initiative is the result of continued efforts by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma, who have led extensive inter-state discussion...
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Meghalaya govt offers compensation to hawkers for Shifting from Police Bazar
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Meghalaya govt offers compensation to hawkers for Shifting from Police Bazar

In an effort to ease the relocation process, the Meghalaya government has announced financial support for street vendors who agree to shift from Khyndailad to the newly designated vending zone at MTC premises. Tourism Minister and Government Spokesperson Paul Lyngdoh informed that each vendor will receive a one-time relocation grant of 10,000. Additionally, to support vendors during the transition period, the government will provide ₹2,000 per month for five months to those who begin operating from the new site. This assistance is intended to help vendors manage expenses while settling into their new space. Addressing the ongoing resistance from some vendor groups, Lyngdoh alleged that certain leaders are opposing the government's relocation plan due to personal motives, suggesting t...
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Right of pedestrians cannot be sacrificed for street vendors, says Paul Lyngdoh
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Right of pedestrians cannot be sacrificed for street vendors, says Paul Lyngdoh

The Meghalaya Government's crackdown on unregulated street vending in Khyndailad entered its second day on Tuesday, with Shillong Municipal Board (SMB) officials and district authorities facing stiff resistance from street vendors refusing to vacate the area. The vendors, who have been asked to shift to designated vending zones, also marched to the Secretariat demanding that the Urban Affairs Department immediately convene a meeting of the Provisional Town Vending Committee (PTVC). Speaking to the media, Tourism Minister and Government Spokesperson Paul Lyngdoh defended the government's actions, stating that the administration was acting in the public interest to decongest Shillong's streets. He reiterated that the government's objective is to make the Khyndailad-Umsohsun stretch a ped...
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Suniel Shetty describes Hera Pheri 3 as a ‘family film’ and  Paresh Rawal finally confirmed his return 
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Suniel Shetty describes Hera Pheri 3 as a ‘family film’ and  Paresh Rawal finally confirmed his return 

Actor Paresh Rawal has officially confirmed his return to the Hera Pheri franchise, much to the delight of fans eagerly anticipating the film. In a conversation with the Sai Safar YouTube channel, Suniel Shetty expressed his thoughts on Paresh’s comeback and provided insights regarding Hera Pheri 3, describing it as a complete family entertainer. Suniel Shetty comments on Paresh Rawal's return to Hera Pheri 3 Recently, Suniel visited Shirdi, where he offered prayers and engaged in a meaningful conversation. When inquired about Paresh's rejoining of Hera Pheri 3, Suniel remarked, "I have also heard that the fine-tuning has been completed. I will discuss Hera Pheri 3 only at the time of its release. This is a family-oriented film. Perhaps it is one of those movies that everyone...
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Meghalaya government colleges to introduce student uniforms to promote equality
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Meghalaya government colleges to introduce student uniforms to promote equality

The Meghalaya Education Department has mandated that all government colleges in the state implement student uniform policies, following requests from educational institutions and student unions across the region. According to a notification issued on June 24, each college will have the autonomy to design its own uniform while working toward common goals of building unity and reducing socio-economic divisions among students. The directive, signed by Commissioner and Secretary Vijay Kumar Mantri, states that the uniform policy aims "to foster unity, camaraderie, and a sense of belonging among students while reducing visible socio-economic disparities." This marks a significant shift in higher education policy for the northeastern state, where government colleges have traditionally allowe...
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