A newborn baby girl was abandoned by her family at Asrafi Hospital in Dhanbad because they could not afford the treatment. The girl, born on January 9, is seriously ill and is on a ventilator. The family left the hospital on 16 January. The hospital management has informed the Child Welfare Committee and the police, and has also requested to send the girl to another hospital for better treatment.
There was a stir after a balloon of Pakistan International Airlines was found in Bashla village of Nethar area of Kullu. Seeing this airplane shaped balloon in the field, the villagers informed the police. Security agencies were alerted and the police took possession of the balloon. No spy chip has been found so far in the investigation, but such balloons have been found earlier also. Police are conducting a detailed investigation.
Girish Tanti, vice president, Suzlon Energy, explained how wind energy in India faced ridicule earlier, but now the country can meet 10% of the global wind energy demand. Suzlon is now ready for the next growth phase with its Wind 2.0 and Suzlon 2.0 initiatives. India aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2070. Motilal Oswal has given a target of ₹74 for Suzlon shares.
Yellow dishes have special significance on Vasant Panchami, which symbolizes the arrival of Rituraj spring and the worship of Mother Saraswati. The yellow color of mustard blooming in the fields represents energy and new beginnings. Dishes like saffron rice and yellow khichdi are offered to Goddess Saraswati, who is considered a blessing of prosperity and happiness. Come, let us know the importance of 'yellow dishes' in this article.
Special preparations are being made for Republic Day 2026 in Delhi. More than 100 help desks are being set up around the duty path. This time 2,500 artists will perform on the 150th anniversary of 'Vande Mataram'. For the first time, QR code based parking system has been introduced for 8,000 vehicles at 22 parking spots, which will provide convenience to visitors and also enhance security. This facility will continue every year.
In Gadhipukhta, Shamli, a woman gave sleeping pills to her husband and two-year-old daughter and ran away with her lover from home with Rs 1.25 lakh. The husband has filed a case against the wife and the youth in the police station. Police have started investigation. After the incident, the husband has gone to another village with his daughter.
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is holding meetings with various departments to finalize the upcoming budget of Jammu and Kashmir. On Tuesday he held a meeting with eight departments. The Chief Minister is also in charge of financial matters. These pre-budget meetings will be held on January 20, 21 and 22, which include important departments like energy, finance, education, health. The Chief Secretary and other senior officers will also be present in these meetings.
Shares of Ola Electric have been falling for 10 consecutive days, a fall of 7 was recorded on Tuesday. The resignation of the company's CFO Harish Abichandani is being considered as the main reason for this decline. Although sales were up in December, shares are still falling. The board has appointed Deepak Rastogi as the new CFO. The stock has fallen nearly 25% in the last ten sessions.
The death of software engineer Yuvraj in Sector-150, Noida was the result of gross negligence of the system. After taking cognizance of CM Yogi, Noida Authority CEO was removed. It has now been revealed that the Irrigation Department had sent a letter three years ago to install a head regulator to drain excess rain water, which went missing. Lack of coordination between departments also came to light in the sewer line project worth Rs 4.30 crore, which cost Yuvraj his life.
The central government has increased the monthly assistance amount for nuclear families or children who have lost parents from Rs 4,000 to Rs 6,000 under the sponsorship scheme. This is part of the Child Protection Programme, which aims to provide financial support to children, keep them in a safe family environment and ensure their education. Eligible children under 18 years of age will receive benefits, with priority given to nuclear families. Thousands of children in Bihar are already associated with this scheme.