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Fatehabad’s Pooja wins Asian Games high jump bronze - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Fatehabad’s Pooja brought laurels to Haryana by winning a bronze medal in the high jump event at the Asian Games-2026 in Japan on Monday. The 19-year-old athlete from Bosti village cleared 1.84 metres to finish third in the competition. Uzbekistan’s Burnokhon won the gold with a 1.90-metre jump, while Kazakhstan’s Kristina took the silver after clearing 1.87 metres. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini congratulated Pooja on the achievement and praised her hard work and dedication. In a social media
Question paper shortage at Sirsa schools on Day 1 of half-yearly exams: Teachers’ association - The Tribune (opens the original)
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The Government Primary Teachers’ Association, Sirsa, has raised questions over the Education Department’s arrangements after several schools reportedly received fewer question papers than required on the first day of the half-yearly examinations. Association block president Kanhaiya Lal said four primary schools under the Ottu cluster in Rania block received only 50 papers against a requirement of 97. Chakaraian and Chaksahiban schools reportedly received one copy each. In Nathusari Chopta block
Sirsa’s Ward 21 residents complain of contaminated tap water; seek probe - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Residents of Ward 21 in Sirsa have raised complaints over foul-smelling and contaminated water being supplied through household taps. Former councillor Neetu Soni has urged Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Deputy Commissioner Shantanu Sharma and the authorities concerned to take immediate steps to address the issue. Soni said complaints had been received from several areas, including Rania Bazaar, Suratgarhia Bazaar, Noharia Bazaar, Gali Sethi Dharamshala Wali, Gali Gurmeet Sethi Wali and Gali
Sirsa girl to be face of child marriage-free drive - The Tribune (opens the original)
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A girl from any village or city in Sirsa district will be selected as the brand ambassador for the ‘Child Marriage-Free Sirsa Campaign’ being run under the Bal Azadi Abhiyan. The campaign is being jointly organised by the Selfie with Daughter Foundation and Just Rights for Children under the leadership of child rights activist Sunil Jaglan. It aims at creating awareness against child marriage, child labour, child abuse and online exploitation of children. Jaglan said the campaign had been runnin
98-year-old Shanti Bai takes literacy test in Sirsa - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Age did not stop 98-year-old Shanti Bai from taking a step towards education. The resident of Rania appeared for the ULLAS assessment test at the Government Girls Senior Secondary School in Rania on Sunday, inspiring other learners at the examination centre. Around 35 learners appeared for the test at the centre. The literacy assessment was conducted across Sirsa district for non-literate people aged 15 years and above. As many as 295 government schools were turned into examination centres, wher
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