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Partially collapsed water tank sparks safety concerns

Partially collapsed water tank sparks safety concerns

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With the monsoon expected to gain strength, concerns are being raised over the possibility of further structural deterioration of the partially collapsed water tank at Thammanam, as no reinforcement work has been carried out on the damaged chamber. “Leaving the collapsed tank as it is is dangerous. It requires close supervision and careful intervention. The collapsed and damaged portions need to be removed, and the soil needs to be stabilised. This is necessary to ensure structural integrity and turn the structure into a single integral monolithic unit,” a KWA source said. The collapse of Chamber 1 of the twin-chamber 1.35-crore-litre tank at Thammanam on November 10 last year had disrupted water supply in several parts of Kochi. Seven months after the incident, no progress has been made on the proposals put forward by the KWA to address the structural damage sustained by the tank or to construct a new one. One of the proposals was to construct a new 35-lakh-litre tank on land owned by the KWA at Thammanam. The other envisaged redesigning Chamber 1 …

Anurag Dobhal health update: YouTuber’s condition gets worse because of partially damaged lungs, pneumonia, manager reveals | Bollywood News

Anurag Dobhal health update: YouTuber’s condition gets worse because of partially damaged lungs, pneumonia, manager reveals | Bollywood News

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4 min readChennaiMar 14, 2026 09:51 AM IST A new update has emerged regarding YouTuber and Bigg Boss 17 fame Anurag Dobhal’s health. Anurag, widely known as UK07 Rider, met with an accident while he was hosting an Instagram Live. After the crash, he was admitted to the hospital and was in the ICU. Now, his manager Rohit Panday has shared an update on his health and revealed that Anurag has been diagnosed with severe pneumonia. Anurag diagnosed with severe pneumonia Rohit took to Instagram Stories and wrote, “Update: Anurag Bhai’s condition was stable till this morning but his condition has become serious and worse because his lungs were also partially damaged in the accident and it developed a serious infection because of that. He has been diagnosed with severe Pneumonia. He is currently under supervision of doctors. We would request you all to pray for him.” This update has come after Rohit had confirmed that Anurag is out of ICU on Friday. “Anurag bhai is out from the ICU. We are 24×7 with him, …

West Asia Air Travel Update: IndiGo, Air India Launch Extra Flights; Gulf Airlines Partially Resume Service | World News

West Asia Air Travel Update: IndiGo, Air India Launch Extra Flights; Gulf Airlines Partially Resume Service | World News

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Last Updated:March 06, 2026, 14:07 IST The aviation crisis follows a coordinated US-Israeli strike against Iran on February 28. Image for representation Air travel across the Middle East and the Gulf region has been severely disrupted, with the West Asia conflict prompting flight cancellations and airspace closures. The crisis has forced airlines worldwide to cancel flights, change routes, and revise schedules. Several passengers from across the globe remain stranded in the Gulf nations, with more than 27,000 flights to major Middle East hubs having been cancelled as war rages. According to a Bloomberg report, citing aviation analytics firm Cirium Ltd, over half of the 51,600 flights scheduled to operate to or from the region since February 28 have been cancelled, leading to widespread disruption and inconvenience to travelers. Additional Flights To West Asia Amid airspace curbs and safety concerns, airlines around the world have suspended or modified services to West Asia. Air India has arranged additional flights to manage surging demands. Between March 5 and 11, the airline is operating three additional flights between Delhi …

No 25% Premium On Incomplete Roads: Temporary Toll Cut For Partially Open Expressways From February 15 | India News

No 25% Premium On Incomplete Roads: Temporary Toll Cut For Partially Open Expressways From February 15 | India News

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Last Updated:February 13, 2026, 00:36 IST Toll on national expressways were 25 percent more than normal national highway rate for completed length as they provide access-controlled, faster and seamless travel experience The road transport and highways ministry said when a national expressway is not open end to end, the toll fee will be charged for the completed length at a lower rate as applicable for the national highway section. (Image for representation: AFP) Using an incomplete national expressway stretch will now be cheaper as the ministry of road transport and highways on Thursday lowered toll rates for such corridors under an amendment to the National Highways Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules, 2008. “Under this, when a National Expressway is not open end to end, the toll fee will be charged for the completed length at a lower rate as applicable for the national highway. The amended rules will come into effect from February 15, 2026,” the ministry stated in its notification. So far, toll rates on national expressways were 25 percent more than …

Good News For Commuters: Toll Fees Cut On Partially Open National Expressways From This Date | India News

Good News For Commuters: Toll Fees Cut On Partially Open National Expressways From This Date | India News

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Last Updated:February 12, 2026, 22:55 IST The revised toll structure will apply to all National Expressways that are partially open and not operational along their entire length. According to the ministry, the amended rules will come into force from February 15. The government amended national highway fee rules to lower toll charges for users of partially operational National Expressways, a move aimed at encouraging traffic to shift from congested highways to newly built expressway stretches. The change was announced by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) through an amendment to the National Highways Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules, 2008. The government said the move is aimed at promoting the use of National Expressways, easing congestion on existing National Highways running parallel to them, improving logistics movement and reducing pollution caused by traffic bottlenecks on older routes. Read more: All That Glitters: Why 62% Of Young Indians Are Choosing To Buy Gold Over Everything Else By making partially completed expressways more affordable, the ministry hopes to shift traffic early and maximise the …

Gujarat Teacher Jailed For 3 Years For Slapping Class 9 Student, Leaving Her Partially Deaf | India News

Gujarat Teacher Jailed For 3 Years For Slapping Class 9 Student, Leaving Her Partially Deaf | India News

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Last Updated:February 04, 2026, 17:08 IST The court noted that the 14-year-old girl suffered a perforation of her left eardrum, leading to “longstanding hearing impairment” and ongoing medical issues. The teacher, Parulben Patel, became angry when the student failed to complete her homework and slapped her three times on her left ear. (AI-generated image) A court in Gujarat has sentenced a school teacher to more than three years in jail for slapping a Class 9 student over unfinished homework, an assault that ruptured the girl’s eardrum and caused lasting hearing damage. Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Himanshu Choudhary, in a judgment delivered on January 30, said the offence was a clear abuse of authority by a teacher and had resulted in serious and long-term injury to a minor. The court noted that the 14-year-old girl suffered a perforation of her left eardrum, leading to “longstanding hearing impairment” and ongoing medical issues. The incident took place on January 1, 2020, at Baa Shri Vasantkuvarba School, a private school in Gandhinagar. According to the prosecution, the teacher, Parulben …

New year, new rules: National Sports Governance Act to partially come into effect from Jan 1 | Sport-others News

New year, new rules: National Sports Governance Act to partially come into effect from Jan 1 | Sport-others News

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The landmark National Sports Governance Act will partially come into effect from January 1, the Sports Ministry announced on Wednesday, paving the way for the institution of an all-powerful National Sports Board (NSB) and a Tribunal to handle sporting disputes. The Act was notified in the Official Gazette on August 18. “…the Central Government has appointed 1st January, 2026 as the date on which the provisions of sections 1 to 3, sub-sections (1), (2) and (4) of section 4, sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 5, sub-section (5) of section 8, sub-section (1) of section 11, sections 14 and 15, sub-sections (1) to (7) and (10) of section 17, sections 30 and 31, and sections 33 to 38 of the said Act shall come into force,” stated a press release from the Sports Ministry. The provisions being brought into effect relate to the establishment and governance framework of National Sports Bodies, including the National Olympic Committee, National Paralympic Committee, National Sports Federations (NSFs) and Regional Sports Federations. After elections under the provisions of the Act, …

Doctors’ strike: medical services may be partially hit in Ernakulam

Doctors’ strike: medical services may be partially hit in Ernakulam

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The strike is against the alleged indifference of the government towards doctors’ demands, including pending salary revisions, creation of new faculty positions for new medical colleges, and filling of vacancies. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO Medical services will be partially hit at the Government Medical College Hospital, Ernakulam, on Thursday, with doctors taking part in the State-wide one-day strike called by Kerala Government Medical College Teachers Association (KGMCTA). Doctors at medical college hospitals across the State will go on strike on Thursday (November 13) against the alleged indifference of the State government towards their demands, which include pending salary revisions, rectification of salary anomalies at entry-level cadres, creation of new faculty positions for new medical colleges, filling of vacancies, and better infrastructure and facilities for patients as well as faculty members. However, emergency services will be available, representatives of the association said. While medical services are likely to be totally affected at other medical colleges in the State, services will only be partially hit in Ernakulam, said Dr. Indira C.K., president of KGMCTA Ernakulam chapter. …

Partially burnt body of woman found on farm in Gondia

Partially burnt body of woman found on farm in Gondia

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The body of a woman, partially charred, was found on a farm in a village in Maharashtra`s Gondia district on Monday, the police said, reported the PTI. The body of a woman in her mid to late 20s was found in Babai village in Goregaon tehsil in the morning, an official said. He said the body had been set ablaze and was still burning when the police team reached the spot. The official said the team doused the flames and carried out the panchnama. Superintendent of Police Gorakh Bhamre said a probe has been initiated to identify the woman and apprehend the person involved in the crime, according to the PTI. 35-year-old woman allegedly murdered by boyfriend, accused arrested Meanwhile, in an another incident, last week, a 35-year-old woman, identified as Seema Kamble, was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend, Rahul Bhingarkar, 29, in Ambernath east. The incident was discovered when Kamble`s body was found in a pool of blood near the stairs of a Sai Baba Temple, located nearby the east-west connecting flyover in Ambernath. According …

TikTok is partially back online in the US, but it’s not back in the App Store yet

TikTok is partially back online in the US, but it’s not back in the App Store yet

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TikTok is bringing its service back online in the US, after shutting down for about half a day. The company said this afternoon that it is “in the process of restoring service” and thanked President-elect Trump for “providing the necessary clarity” to do so. US users were shut out of TikTok last night ahead of the federal ban coming into effect, with the app displaying a message that its services were “temporarily unavailable.” Service started to be restored on Sunday around 12PM ET in TikTok’s mobile app and on the web. The app now displays a message saying “Welcome back!” and crediting Trump with restoring service. “As a result of President Trump’s efforts, TikTok is back in the U.S.!” the message reads. A pop-up now appears when opening up the TikTok app saying that service has been restored thanks to Trump.Screenshot: The Verge Trump said this morning that he would issue an executive order on Monday, once he takes office, extending TikTok’s timeline to be sold. He said there would be “no liability” for companies …