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Shambhavi Tewari from Sacred Heart Convent School has achieved a remarkable 100% in bioscience in her ISC exams, alongside perfect scores in English, physics, and chemistry. An aspiring doctor, she credits a disciplined study routine, parental support, and even daily movie breaks for her success. Her academic excellence continues a lifelong trend, with her aiming for a medical career.

The Orissa High Court has expressed serious concerns over a public sector company allegedly being permitted to establish a petroleum retail outlet directly beneath a high-tension electricity line. The court emphasized the significant risk to life and property posed by highly inflammable fuel in such a location and has ordered a spot inspection by the competent authority.

The Orissa High Court has expressed serious concern over a public sector oil company allegedly being permitted to establish a petrol station directly under a high-tension electricity line. The court emphasized the severe risks to life and property posed by highly inflammable fuel near such power lines.

A CBI court has issued non-bailable warrants against eight middlemen implicated in the Odisha police sub-inspector recruitment scam. These individuals are suspected of facilitating unfair means during the recruitment process. The CBI's investigation has uncovered alleged tampering of exam data and unauthorized digital access, with 133 accused in total.

Researchers at NIT Rourkela have developed a novel Al-based hybrid nanocomposite material designed for high durability in aircraft landing gear. This innovation addresses the limitations of traditional aluminum alloys, offering a lightweight yet robust solution. The findings, published in Materials Letters, align with India's Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative, potentially positioning the country in next-generation aerospace materials.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui endured years of Mumbai struggles—watchman jobs, Parle-G survival, rejections eroding confidence—before Gangs of Wasseypur stardom. He felt "manhus" for a decade, crying over lost roles. Now a hit in Lunchbox, Sacred Games, thriving post-2012 breakthrough.

Hyderabad art scene welcomes two new exhibitions, 'Prakriti: A Quiet Continuum' and 'Living Lineages,' opening May 2. These shows unite contemporary and folk artists, exploring nature's essence and generational artistic knowledge. The exhibitions run until June 15, fostering dialogue between diverse artistic practices.

On Friday, the serene town of Bodh Gaya will come alive with the 2,570th Buddha Purnima festivities, led by Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary. The historic Mahabodhi Mahavihara will be the heart of the celebrations, drawing in thousands of followers from all over.

TVK chief Vijay will be sworn in as Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister on May 7, securing 108 seats. Despite falling short of a majority, the party plans to seek support from smaller allies to form the government. Vijay has received congratulations from Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing commitment to public welfare and state progress.

Hailing from a humble Bihar village, Dr. raman Kishore defied odds to become a doctor. Driven by the loss of his mother due to delayed diagnosis, he now dedicates his weekends to free medical camps in remote areas, treating over 50,000 patients. He funds his service personally, embodying selfless dedication and earning the moniker 'Gaon Ka Doctor'.

Modern life offers too much information, leading to shallow thought. Books offer a different pace. They encourage readers to form their own opinions and connect ideas deeply. Reading trains attention and improves memory. Books provide a valuable space away from constant trends and noise. This practice builds clarity slowly and effectively.

Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik has admitted that Pakistan lacks even a day’s worth of strategic petrol reserves, as oil prices climb to $126 per barrel — the highest since 2022 — amid ongoing shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz

Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi revealed he wasn't paid for his role in the 1982 film 'Saath Saath', even for conveyance, highlighting the stark differences in industry practices. Filmmaker Farah Khan reminisced about early days when actors often worked for free and recalled meeting Bedi at Javed Akhtar's home during her teenage years.