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West Bengal police scan CCTV footage, form teams to trace Suvendu`s aide killer

West Bengal police scan CCTV footage, form teams to trace Suvendu`s aide killer

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The West Bengal Police are examining CCTV footage and have formed several teams to trace the assailants as part of its investigation into the killing of BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari`s close aide, a senior officer said on Thursday. The police are also probing whether contract killers were engaged in the murder of Chandranath Rath, who was shot dead in North 24 Parganas district on Wednesday night. “Investigators are examining CCTV footage from the crime spot and nearby areas, while multiple police teams have been formed to trace the assailants,” the police officer said. According to preliminary information, Rath`s car was intercepted near Doharia between Doltala and Madhyamgram Chowmatha at around 10.30 pm by motorcycle-borne assailants who opened fire before fleeing. DGP Siddhinath Gupta and CRPF Director General Gyanendra Pratap Singh visited the spot during the night. “A detailed investigation has begun. We are pursuing several leads,” the officer said. Rath, 42, was returning to his residence in Madhyamgram from Kolkata, when the incident occurred, he said. The vehicle was being driven by Buddhadeb Bera, who …

Scan, upload, preserve: Mobile app to decentralise digitisation of Assamese language books

Scan, upload, preserve: Mobile app to decentralise digitisation of Assamese language books

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Guwahati, A special mobile application will soon enable the digitisation of manuscripts or books in Assamese language by their owners and link them to one of the largest digital repositories of publications in the language under an ongoing community-driven project. Scan, upload, preserve: Mobile app to decentralise digitisation of Assamese language books The mobile app is aimed at decentralising the digitisation initiative led by the Nanda Talukdar Foundation and supported by the Assam Jatiya Bidyalay Educational and Socio-Economic Trust. Under the ‘Digitising Assam’ project, 2.76 million Assamese archival documents, including books, journals, manuscripts and rare historical records, have already been digitally preserved and are available at assamarchive.org. In the next phase, NTF is preparing to launch a mobile app that will transform ordinary smartphones into scanning devices, foundation secretary Mrinal Talukdar told PTI. “The goal of this innovation is to decentralise digitisation and give it the form of a mass movement across Assam, where people can scan books, journals and manuscripts from their own homes and contribute to this knowledge repository,” he said. The yet-to-be-named …

Dipika Kakar says she could not stop crying during her MRI scan; Shoaib Ibrahim reveals the test results

Dipika Kakar says she could not stop crying during her MRI scan; Shoaib Ibrahim reveals the test results

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Actor Dipika Kakar has been open about battling a health setback months after her liver cancer treatment. She and her husband, and actor Shoaib Ibrahim, share details about their daily life and more on their YouTube channels. In the new video shared on Shoaib’s channel, Dipika revealed that she went for the MRI scan, which happens every month, but she could not stop getting emotional during the process. Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim updated fans about her health. What Dipika and Shoaib shared Dipika and Shoaib informed viewers that they are both back from doing the monthly MRI scan, which the doctor has advised to be regulated properly. Shoaib shared that this was the first time that she completed it at one go and hopefully it goes well. Dipika shared, “Ghabra rahi thi main… Main royi bhi; machine mein jaaney se pehle bhi royi, aur machine mein bhi royi. Kabhi kabhi rona bohot help karta hain kyuki aapki anxiety nikal jaati hain. Mere liye toh bohot help karti hain (I was worried. I cried before …

Washington Sundar has a side strain and will go for a scan: Shubman Gill | Cricket News

Washington Sundar has a side strain and will go for a scan: Shubman Gill | Cricket News

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India all-rounder Washington Sundar suffered an injury scare and will undergo a scan after picking up a side strain during the first ODI against New Zealand here on Sunday. The 26-year-old, who bowled five overs for 27 runs, walked off midway through the New Zealand innings and did not return to field. Despite the discomfort, he later came out to bat at No. 8 and played a key role in India’s successful run chase for a four-wicket win. “Washington Sundar has a side strain and will go for a scan after the match,” India captain Shubman Gill said at the post-match presentation. Washington scored seven not out and added an unbeaten 27-run stand off 16 balls with KL Rahul (29 not out) as India chased down the target, finishing on 306 for six in 49 overs. Rahul saif he was unaware of the severity of Washington’s injury during the partnership. “I didn’t know he couldn’t run. I knew he had some discomfort in the first innings but wasn’t aware of the extent,” Rahul said. “He …

Uttar Pradesh hospital staffer booked for assault during ultrasound scan

Uttar Pradesh hospital staffer booked for assault during ultrasound scan

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A hospital employee was booked for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman under the pretext of an ultrasound test in the district women’s hospital in Gorakhpur, police said on Saturday.  According to the complaint, the woman went in for an ultrasound on Thursday. The accused, Abhimanyu Gupta, allegedly stared at her and told her to remove all her clothes, claiming it was necessary for the test and that a massage would also be required, she said. He then tried to force himself on her, gagged  and abused her. He threatened to kill her before pushing her out of the room. She said her complaints within the hospital went unheard. Senior consultant (paediatrics) Dr Jay Kumar said, “A departmental inquiry is underway. Strict action will be taken if the charges are proved.” This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its …

Mark Wood Sent for Scan After Hamstring Stiffness in Ashes Warm-up

Mark Wood Sent for Scan After Hamstring Stiffness in Ashes Warm-up

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The England Cricket Team has received a major blow ahead of the Ashes 2026 as fast bowler Mark Wood has experienced Stiffness in his left hamstring during their only warm-up match in Perth. Wood, who is returning from nine months out following surgery on his left knee, bowled two four-over spells against the England Lions at Lilac Hills. He left the field midway through his second spell after experiencing discomfort. Despite the hamstring issue, Wood delivered several lively balls on a relatively slow surface, which contrasts sharply with the expected conditions for the first test at Optus Stadium. His fitness will be a major concern for England’s campaign ahead of the series opener. “The plan for Mark Wood was for him to bowl eight overs today. He has some stiffness in his hamstring, which has kept him off the field for some time during the second session of the first day and will undergo a precautionary scan tomorrow,” said a statement from the England Board. Mark Wood (image: X) “He is expected to bowl again …

Dipika Kakar opens up about next steps in cancer treatment: ‘I’ll be undergoing FAPI scan’ | Bollywood News

Dipika Kakar opens up about next steps in cancer treatment: ‘I’ll be undergoing FAPI scan’ | Bollywood News

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Actress Dipika Kakar, known for the show Sasural Simar Ka, has been bravely battling liver cancer. Her strength and optimism through this journey have only deepened the admiration her fans feel for her. Recently, in a conversation on Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa’s podcast, Dipika spoke about her cancer treatment, and the emotional toll it took. Sharing an update on her health, Dipika revealed that she is gearing up for another FAPI scan in early November: “In the first week of November, I’ll be undergoing my FAPI scan again. A FAPI scan is similar to a CT scan, but it’s specifically used to detect cancer cells in the body. It helps doctors understand how far the cancer may have spread before starting surgery or treatment. As for me, Alhamdulillah, the best part is that in my case, the cancer was confined to the tumour itself. During my last FAPI scan, no cancer cells were found anywhere else in the body. About 22% of my liver, which included an 11-centimeter tumour, was surgically removed, taking all …

How to scan documents using your iPhone

How to scan documents using your iPhone

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Converting paper documents into digital formats means you’ve got backups of your paperwork should you ever need them. It can also help you clear out a substantial amount of clutter from your home or office — perhaps a whole filing cabinet’s worth. It’s now easier than ever to scan documents using today’s phones — a large flatbed scanner is no longer needed as it was in the past. Receipts, business cards, bills, and any other kind of printed material can be stored digitally. If you’ve got an iPhone, you can do this straight from the built-in Notes or Files apps. If those don’t quite give you the features you need, there are third-party alternatives that will do the job as well. Scan documents with Notes or Files When you scan with Files or Notes, the camera will automatically line the image up.Screenshot: Apple Notes makes it simple to scan a document.Screenshot: Apple The process of scanning a document is similar in both Notes and Files. To get started in Notes, open or create a note, …

Delhi’s old car no fuel policy to kick in soon, most fuel stations get cameras to scan vehicles | Latest News Delhi

Delhi’s old car no fuel policy to kick in soon, most fuel stations get cameras to scan vehicles | Latest News Delhi

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New Delhi, With 477 fuel refilling stations in Delhi equipped with a system to detect the age of vehicles, the government was just 23 installations away from rolling out the ‘no fuel for overage vehicles’ policy to curb air pollution. Delhi’s old car no fuel policy to kick in soon, most fuel stations get cameras to scan vehicles As of now, 372 petrol pumps and 105 CNG refilling stations have been fitted with the device and the rest would be brought on board within the next 10 to 15 days, a senior official from the environment department told PTI. He said the government expects to implement the system by the end of April. The Delhi government initially planned to implement the policy on April 1 but missed the deadline as the devices had not been installed at all locations. “We have completed device installation at 477 fuel refilling stations and only 23 are left. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa are closely monitoring the process. A full rollout will happen by …

“Pro-Hamas”? US To Use AI To Scan Social Media And Revoke Visas

“Pro-Hamas”? US To Use AI To Scan Social Media And Revoke Visas

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The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has unveiled an innovative “Catch and Revoke” initiative, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and revoke visas of foreign nationals suspected of supporting Hamas or other designated terrorist organisations. Senior State Department officials tell Axios. This move marks a significant escalation in the US government’s efforts to monitor the activities and speech of foreign nationals. Senior State Department officials revealed that the initiative involves AI-assisted reviews of tens of thousands of student visa holders’ social media accounts, focussing on evidence of alleged terrorist sympathies expressed after the October 7. 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. The reviews will also examine internal databases to identify visa holders who were arrested but allowed to stay in the country during the Biden administration. Furthermore, officials will scrutinise news reports of anti-Israel demonstrations and lawsuits filed by Jewish students, highlighting instances of foreign nationals allegedly engaging in anti-semitic activities without consequences. The State Department is collaborating with the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security to implement this comprehensive approach. To initiate “Catch and …