Women students lead the way at Saurashtra University’s 61st convocation | Rajkot News

A total of 45,924 students from 16 faculties were conferred degrees during the ceremony Rajkot: Women students emerged as the standout achievers at Saurashtra University’s 61st convocation ceremony on Thursday, securing an impressive 105 of the 132 gold medals awarded this year.The convocation was held under the presidency of Gujarat governor and chancellor Acharya Devvrat,…

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CM Pushkar Singh Dhami attends 7th CII Uttarakhand Industrial Summit and Expo-2026 in Haridwar | India News

Dhami said the state government is working to provide a safe, transparent and simplified business environment in Uttarakhand, with the government acting as a facilitator and partner rather than merely a regulator. NEW DELHI: Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Thursday attended the 7th Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Uttarakhand Industrial Summit and Expo-2026…

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Federal executive with top-secret clearance created a fake classified program and diverted $145 million into luxury property and gold; after FBI found 298 gold bars, he pleaded guilty to a $193.6 million fraud

Federal executive created fake program, diverted $145M; FBI found 298 gold bars in $193.6M fraud (Image Credit: USAO EDVA) A former senior federal employee with a top-secret security clearance has pleaded guilty to defrauding the US government of approximately $193.6 million, allegedly using fabricated government authorities to obtain money for himself. According to the US…

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Anil Kapoor pens an emotional note for Nana Patekar: ‘Mera dost mujhe chhodkar chala gaya, pehle Satish aur ab mera Nanya’ |

Anil Kapoor pens an emotional note for Nana Patekar: ‘Mera dost mujhe chhodkar chala gaya, pehle Satish aur ab mera Nanya’ Veteran actor Nana Patekar died on Thursday, October 8, at the age of 75, leaving the film industry and his fans heartbroken. Among those paying tribute was Anil Kapoor, who shared an emotional post…

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Scientists find African elephants can distinguish visual clues linked to food quantity up to 5 metres away; beyond that, smell may guide their foraging choices |

African elephants may use visual clues to judge the amount of food available before choosing where to feed, but their ability appears strongest at close range. Researchers tested four semi-tame adult African elephants by showing them circles printed on canvases. The circles represented different tree canopy sizes and leaf densities, allowing the researchers to test…

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