ECI seeks faster mapping, verification of electoral rolls in Nagaland | Guwahati News

Dimapur: Election Commission of India secretary Binod Kumar on Friday held review meetings on the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Dimapur and Chumoukedima districts, asking officials to step up efforts to improve mapping coverage and ensure that electoral-roll data was updated accurately.Kumar asked BLOs to conduct thorough verification and mapping at…

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Computer instructor quits in Sirohi over non-academic duties | Jaipur News

Jaipur: A basic computer instructor at Mahatma Gandhi Govt School, Revdar, in Sirohi district has resigned, protesting his deployment for election and administrative duties instead of teaching computer science and programming.In a video message, instructor Mukesh Kumar, who had resigned on Aug 18, said he joined the profession to teach technology but was increasingly being…

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‘Scapegoating mob behavior’: Trump official slams Ghent over US academic Nathan Cofnas suspension

Nathan Cofnas (L), who exposed Cambridge professor Jason Arday’s plagiarism, suspended by Ghent University. US Ambassador to Belgium Bill White has publicly condemned Ghent University’s suspension of American academic Nathan Cofnas, who had exposed alleged plagiarism in the work of late Cambridge professor Jason Arday, with the US mission saying it was reviewing its relationship…

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Lookout notice issued against husband of murdered Mumbai woman; his mother among 5 sent to police custody | Mumbai News

Dhanalaxmi allegedly told Pant Nagar police that she had grudges against Sapna as she had lodged two complaints against her family, including allegations of domestic violence, harassment and unnatural sex Mumbai: Two days after a Ghatkopar woman, Dhanalaxmi Ganji, and four others were arrested for allegedly killing her daughter-in-law Sapna (35), a lookout circular has…

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Understanding opposing viewpoints key to honest storytelling: Kannada author | Bengaluru News

Literature enthisists attend the Book Brahma Literature Festival (BBLF) at St. John’s Auditorium in Bengaluru on Friday. Bengaluru: Young readers are increasingly drawn to fiction written by activists, with elders in literary circles encouraging the trend, Kannada author Vasudhendra observed at the third edition of the Book Brahma Literature Festival here Friday.Speaking at a masterclass…

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