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Machchhar, Hathi, Ghoda: Curious menagerie in Gujarati surnames
Captain Smit Machchhar's surname belongs to a select group of zoological names in the Gujarati community. Surnames like Ghoda and Vinchhi highlight connections to animals and insects, indicating unique community traits. Particularly, Machchhar signifies a skill in handling insect bites, shedding light on the cultural richness and importance of surnames across various Gujarati groups.
Categories: National News
Congress abruptly replaces Ajay Rai as state chief in poll-bound UP
Picks Pargat as Punjab Unit President
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London rail soil helped rebuild Essex wetlands; reserve later saw 39,000 birds
More than three million tonnes of soil excavated for London’s Elizabeth line were transported to Wallasea Island in Essex to help create coastal wetlands. Ten years after seawalls were breached, the restored RSPB reserve has recorded a record 39,000 wintering birds, including thousands of Knot, Avocets, Grey Plovers and Bar-tailed Godwits.
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To counter China, India formally puts Gogra, Hot Spring & others on map
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Wyoming ranch sat unsold 14 months; buyer appeared before no-reserve auction
A 558-acre Wyoming ranch sat unsold for 14 months despite a price cut from nearly $20 million to $15 million. When the owner planned a no-reserve auction, about 40 prospective bidders visited the property in 36 days, prompting one buyer to make an offer before the auction began.
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Can't invoke anti-slaughter law in case of mere illegal cattle transportation: SC
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Cases clubbed only after CJI spoke to presiding judges
Move followed ASG's request on 2 pleas on CAPFs
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Ex-CEC says deleted voters can't use Form 6; EC cites rules to counter claim
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Mississippi couple wins $41,920 after loggers cut 1,299 trees on their land
In a significant logging error, 1,299 trees were cut down on Gerald and Rhonda Smith's property in Mississippi. The Smiths meticulously recorded the extent of their loss through photographs and measurements, leading to legal proceedings. A court recognized the logging company's blatant negligence, awarding the couple $41,920. Expert surveyor J.T. Strickland confirmed the boundary lines, and the appeals court reaffirmed the lower court’s ruling, validating the Smiths' claims for damages.
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Under fire, EC orders special drive to add genuine electors 'left out' during SIR
BLOs to visit homes of missing pre-SIR voters, enrol via form 6
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UP polls: BJP’s ‘internal assessment’ finds anti-incumbency against 100+ MLAs
In a proactive move, the BJP is reviewing about 100 MLAs following reports of anti-incumbency sentiments among voters. This evaluation, informed by feedback from various sources like the RSS, seeks to identify and address voter discontent related to current legislators. Additionally, the party plans to rejuvenate its lineup with younger candidates, reinforcing its strategy ahead of upcoming elections and learning from experiences of prior contests.
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With President’s nod, Gujarat becomes second state after Uttarakhand to get UCC
Legislation Not Applicable To ST Community
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