Bangladesh's request to extradite Sheikh Hasina 'being examined', says Centre
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ISRO and DoS launch recruitment drive for 746 posts including scientists and engineers
India's space agency ISRO and the Department of Space (DoS) have jointly launched a large-scale recruitment drive covering 746 positions. The openings span both regular posts and apprenticeship roles aimed at developing future talent. Among the vacancies, 92 positions are designated for scientists and engineers across various ISRO centres. The drive also includes administrative roles and is intended to address existing vacancy gaps within the space department. The initiative is designed to strengthen ISRO's overall workforce and enhance its operational capacity.
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Liti's CWG Record Lift Edges Out India's Lovepreet by 1kg in Weightlifting
Weightlifter Liti claimed gold at the Commonwealth Games with a total lift of 389kg, finishing just one kilogram ahead of India's Lovepreet. Liti set a Commonwealth Games record in the clean and jerk, hoisting 223kg to surpass the Indian competitor. In the snatch category, Liti had lifted 166kg. The razor-thin margin of a single kilogram proved decisive in denying Lovepreet the gold medal.
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J&K Govt Approves Gas Agency for Pellet-Blinded Insha Mushtaq After 8 Years
The Jammu & Kashmir government has finally approved a gas agency for Insha Mushtaq, fulfilling a rehabilitation promise made eight years ago. Insha lost her eyesight at the age of 14 after being struck by a pellet during protests in 2016. Despite her disability, she adapted by learning Braille and is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree. The approval, granted on Thursday, revives a long-delayed commitment to support her livelihood. The move is being seen as a significant step toward her rehabilitation and financial independence.
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