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“conversion of knowledge in making a good human being is need of the hour. the new education policy (nep) 2020 has been prepared based on this concept,” said nitin gadkari, union minister for road transport. gadkari was addressing as the chief guest at the concluding programme of the 8th international principals’ educational conference 2023 (ipec 2023) conducted by the south public school at chitnavis centre in civil lines, on saturday. “knowledge is nothing without integrated approach a...

At least seven MBBS students died when a car in which they were travelling fell from a bridge in Wardha district of Maharashtra on Monday night. Six of the seven deceased students are from different states while the seventh is the son of BJP MLA from Tirora, Vijay Rahangdale. He has been identified

BJP MLA from Tirora constituency Vijay Rahangdale’s son Avishkar was among the seven medical students who were killed in a road accident around 11.30 pm on Monday. The Centre has announced a compensation of Rs 2 lakh each to the families of the victims.

Seven medical students, including BJP MLA Vijay Rahangdale's son Avishkar Rahangdale, died after their car fell off a bridge in Maharashtra on Monday night.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced that Rs 2 lakh will be given from the Prime Ministers National Relief Fund (PMNRF) for the next of kin of each of the seven medical students who died in an accident near Selsura in Maharashtra and Rs 50,000 will be given for those injured in the mishap.

Seven medical students, including BJP MLA from Tirora constituency Vijay Rahangdale’s son Avishkar, were killed in a road accident in Maharashtra's Wardha district around 11.30 pm on Monday.

According to a police officer, the boy's parents had allegedly threatened the girl's family that they would defame them if she did not abort the child. It was the boy's family that paid for the procedure allegedly carried out at the Wardha hospital.

Home Department orders Mumbai Police to withdraw cases filed against Aarey protestors The Home Department on July 5 finally issued orders to the Mumbai Police to withdraw the cases filed against those who staged an agitation against the chopping of 2,500 trees in Aarey Colony to pave the way for the construction of the Metro 3 carshed. The police force has been completing the necessary formalities. Mumbai Police had filed cases against protesters under various sections of the Indian Penal Code ...