Asian Para Games: Coach row, court battles, clearance delays deepen chaos | Asian Games 2026 News

File Pic: Shooter Manish Narwal NEW DELHI: With less than a week to go before the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games starts, India’s preparations have been clouded by selection disputes, coaching omissions and administrative delays, leaving athletes in para shooting, cycling, badminton, table tennis and boccia grappling with uncertainty.On Monday, nine of India’s 13 selected para…

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Pluto Turns Direct on 15 October: These 4 Zodiac Signs Could See Their Finances Shift

On 15 October, Pluto will turn direct in Aquarius, prompting changes in shared finances and agreements. Many individuals have been reviewing control over money during the retrograde period. Once Pluto moves forward, gradual changes in financial matters will begin to occur. Specific signs, including Aquarius and Leo, will experience significant impacts on their finances and…

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Ahmedabad: Online session to address myths around arthritis, rheumatic diseases | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: The Indian Rheumatology Association will organise an online public awareness programme on Oct 18, allowing citizens to seek expert answers to questions related to rheumatic disorders and arthritis.Dr Sapan Pandya, vice-president of the association, said the initiative is aimed at both the general public and medical practitioners to dispel misconceptions and improve awareness about…

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PMC’s new tanker points stuck in pipeline, pushing rollout till next summer | Pune News

According to PMC officials, the first tanker filling station is planned at Dukkar Khind, on Kothrud-Warje border, on amenity space land acquired by the civic body Pune: PMC’s three proposed water tanker filling stations for the city’s merged villages have seen little progress, with key approvals and infrastructure work still pending, despite three-and-a-half months having…

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Meet Justin Bernstein, the 17-year-old Connecticut student who engineered bacteria to make Arctic ice more reflective and explore a way to slow glacier melting |

PC: Davidson Institute’s account of the research Justin Bernstein, a 17-year-old student from Greenwich, Connecticut, has developed a research project exploring how genetically engineered bacteria could help slow Arctic ice melting. Named a 2025 Davidson Fellow in the science category, he received a $50,000 scholarship for his work on engineering Cryobacterium to produce reflective silica,…

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