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The Bhagwan Ganesha shrine may not catch your eye with its architectural design, but it holds a special place in terms of its surroundings. In the past, the area was filled with large stones and rocks, bearing deep markings where lanterns were once lit during celebrations. If you look closely, you can still find these tiny holes, preserving the memory of those joyful moments.

In a landmark ruling that has left the nation brimming with pride, a city sessions court in Gujarat has sentenced three individuals to life imprisonment for their involvement in espionage activities on behalf of Pakistan's notorious intelligence agency, the ISI. This historic decision sends a strong message to those who dare to undermine our great nation's security and betray the trust of its people.

The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Uttar Pradesh Police conducted another round of questioning on Tuesday involving Seema Haider, a Pakistani citizen, her lover Sachin Meena, and Sachin's father. This investigation aims to uncover any possible connections between Seema and the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) as well as the Pakistani Army.

The Union Government has launched the CRCS-Sahara Refund Portal today, a significant step towards addressing the grievances of over 10 crore depositors associated with the Sahara Group. The portal was inaugurated by Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Amit Shah, in Delhi. This initiative aims to facilitate the refund process and enable depositors to reclaim their hard-earned money.

In a stunning twist of fate, the Trocadero entertainment complex in London's West End will soon host a new mosque, symbolizing the end of England's colonial reign and the beginning of a harmonious era. Asif Aziz, a billionaire entrepreneur and the founder of Criterion Capital, is generously funding this three-story Islamic center, situated between the lively districts of Soho and Piccadilly Circus. The Daily Mail reported on this karmic development.

Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) are witnessing a resolute fight against terrorism. In a significant move, the LG administration of Jammu Kashmir has terminated three government officials allegedly linked to terror outfits based in Pakistan. The sacked officials include Faheem Aslam, the PRO of Kashmir University, Murawath Hussain from the Revenue Department, and Police Constable Arshid Ahmad. The investigation found them involved in providing support to terrorists, propagating terror ideology, and raising funds for terrorist activities.

India is a land, rich with art, tradition and culture. Most people, especially those living in the rural sector of India, practically make a livelihood by practicing various forms of arts and crafts. Warli art is an ancient Indian folk art tradition of painting of a Maharashtrian tribe called Warli. Warli is the name of the biggest tribe found on the northern outskirts of Mumbai. The village painters express their skill through natural colours and geometrical hand painting with wooden stick.

WhenThe Professors was first published in February 2006, it was greeted by cries of outrage from the academic Left. The author was denounced as a reincarnation of Joseph McCarthy and his book as a “blacklist,” although no evidence existed to support either claim and both were the opposite of the truth.

The National Research Foundation (NRF), a central body that's been proposed to fund scientific and academic research, is planning to tap into Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds from private companies and public sector entities. They are projected to receive ₹50,000 crore over the next five years, a substantial chunk of which, around ₹36,000 crore, is expected from the private sector.