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In a bizarre administrative anomaly that has left the local health department scrambling for answers, a proposed 100-bed civil hospital in Indore's Khajrana area has been fully functioning "on paper" for six years, despite not having a single brick laid, or even a finalized plot of land.

u/No-Assignment7129 — 2 days ago
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UPSC result EWS scam? In 2025 UPSC results, more than 100 candidates were selected in EWS quota.

Report from The Indin Express reports that

• 67 candidates studied at those coachings whose fees were in lakhs.

• 28 candidates’ parents have their own business.

• 10 candidates were working in MNCs and private jobs.

• 14 candidates were graduates/post-graduates from IIT and about 3 were from NIT.

u/No-Assignment7129 — 18 days ago
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Rajasthan University! The M.A. Sociology 2nd Semester exam had to be cancelled today after a massive administrative blunder. Instead of question papers, students were handed printed answer keys allegedly copy-pasted straight from ChatGPT! ​

When furious students demanded answers and accountability, university officials reportedly slipped out through the back door instead of facing them. The exam has now been postponed to June 27.

u/No-Assignment7129 — 20 days ago
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"They killed my sister. They were demanding a Bullet. My sister had called me and said, 'I'm feeling anxious here. I'll come home.' I had no idea they would kill my sister that very evening." In Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, Sonam died under suspicious circumstances.

This is Sonam's sister speaking. Sonam got married on May 6, and on May 7, her funeral procession took place.

The in-laws claim that Sonam died due to electrocution, while her family alleges that it was a dowry murder.

u/No-Assignment7129 — 28 days ago
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Census was done today at my place and it was kind of intresting.

Today, early afternoon, got census done at my place by the official. 33 questions which were asked covering various aspects. Felt kind of uneasy with one question which was about caste, and the other one about religion which was absent from the entire questionnaire.

The caste question had only three options: SC, ST, and Other. I guess there might be further sections under just SC/ST term which is being further ignored. Seems like they don't really wanna know what percentage of "others" as per their actual castes are there.

Absence of religion question was another issue. How will we know what percentage of individuals follow many religions that we have? Will all the "others" be bracketed under one religion or something else is going on here?

Is this done to isolate SC/ST individuals? Or is it to ignore the rest who need attention?

These are just my random and independent thoughts. I don't know what to make of it.

If anybody is aware of why the census is being done this way, please do enlighten me. Thank you.

Kindly excuse me for any mistakes. I'm Bad at grammar and equally bad at forming sentences.

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u/No-Assignment7129 — 1 month ago
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Nagpur–Madgaon bi-weekly express from Nagpur Railway Station, marking the beginning of a much-awaited service connecting Vidarbha to the Konkan coast and Goa. The train will now operate twice every week.

Guys, ab to Modi ne india k andr ghumne k liye goa ka route asan kar diya.

u/No-Assignment7129 — 2 months ago