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Five-month wait for VB-G RAM G wages leaves workers in the lurch - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Workers engaged under the Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) (VB-G RAM G) from Rampur, Bilro, Salempur and Satnaur villages here have alleged that their wages for work carried out under the rural employment scheme have remained unpaid for the past five months. The workers, who were engaged in clearing vegetation and planting saplings in the Rampur-Bilro forest area, said they had completed the assigned work but were yet to receive their wages. Raj Kumar, Balbir Sing
No coaching, no shortcuts: Driven by pure grit, Kandi’s Riya climbs to NEET AIR 46 - The Tribune (opens the original)
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For a student from the relatively underdeveloped Kandi belt, where access to specialised academic facilities and professional coaching remains limited, securing a place among the country’s top NEET performers is no ordinary feat. Riya Sharma, a resident of Nagar village near Talwara, has done precisely that, securing an all-India rank (AIR) of 46 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET-UG) — and that too without taking coaching at any institute. Riya’s achievement stand
English poetry collection finds place in Punjabi literary space - The Tribune (opens the original)
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In a setting more commonly associated with Punjabi literature and language, an English poetry collection found a place of honour at the District Language Office in Hoshiarpur, underlining the increasingly multilingual character of the region’s literary culture. The book, “What I Observed in My Life” by poet Ashok Kumar, was formally released at a literary gathering organised by the District Language Office. The event brought together writers, literary enthusiasts and admirers of poetry, with the
42 students, one teacher: Government school runs on single staffer - The Tribune (opens the original)
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A Government Middle School in Aima Jattan village of Garhshankar-I block is functioning with just one teacher for 42 students enrolled in Classes VI to VIII, raising concerns over the quality of education being imparted to the children. The school has 15 students in Class VI, 14 in Class VII and 13 in Class VIII. According to local residents and education activist Jai Gopal Dhiman, several teaching posts have remained vacant for years. The posts of Hindi and Punjabi teachers have reportedly been
After 35, make BP and blood sugar checks part of your health routine - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Hypertension and diabetes are increasingly affecting people in their middle age, but many patients tend to ignore regular medication, investigations and follow-up, which can lead to serious and sometimes fatal complications, said Dr Ajay Bagga, former Civil Surgeon and coordinator of social service organisation Savera. Sharing a recent personal experience, Dr Bagga said one of his friends, who had adequate financial resources and developed diabetes and hypertension at the age of 54, was taking t
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