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her vote and that is the ink with which your finger is marked in order to show that as a sign you voted. this is one of 102 constituencies voting today, this is one of them. as around 160 million people voting today, overall in the election there are nearly 970 million people who will be eligible to cast their vote. the prime minister to enter a motie and his party seeking a third term power, opposition parties have banded together to take him on and we have asked people what the key issues are on which are on their minds as they go in there to cast their vote, they have been talking about price rises, on employment, a lot of people especially women have been talking about security, people have been talking about moxie alsop before we go a reminder that you can find more on all the top stories, that's bbc .com and we will find live

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Big Rapids Daily News - WYBR-FM Big Rapids, MI Today's Hit Music

The Ferris State University softball squad will hold Military Appreciation Day this Saturday (April 20) as the Bulldogs host the Parkside Rangers in a pivotal Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) home doubleheader at the FSU Softball Field in Big Rapids.

The first pitch for Saturday's twinbill is slated for 1 p.m. (ET) with game two scheduled to begin an approximately 3 p.m. (ET).

As part of Saturday's events, the Bulldogs will wear special camo jerseys for the Military-themed contest. All current active military members and veterans are encouraged to attend and admission is free. Fans will also have an opportunity to win prizes each inning by answering military-related questions.

The Bulldogs currently own a 21-20 overall record to date this year and are presently near the top of the GLIAC standings with a 9-7 overall conference record.

Following Saturday's doubleheader, Ferris State then hosts Purdue Northwest on Sunday (April 21) for Senior Day beginning also at 1 p.m. (ET) and 3 p.m. (ET) for games one and two, respectively.

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Asia Business Report

with the world's most -0 - ulous with the world's most “oulous count - with the world's most populous country because - - with the world's most populous country because its l populous country because its stars voting today. elections in india will be held over seven phases and the first one gets under way on friday across 102 of the 543 seats. my colleague send this report from the southern state. i am one of the southern state. i am one of the busiest commercial streets, the busiest commercial streets, the city is the capital of the southern indian state which sets the lawmakers of the indian parliament. also state that found itself in the middle of crucial policy decisions as well as economic discourse, making it the country's second—largest economy contributing nearly 9% to the indian gdp. it's also been a state that's attracted big foreign players, samsung, heian hyundai as well as the others to diversify beyond china. all political parties like to showcase their winds and talk about how they got on foreign investment, these elections are also being fought on crucial

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Big Rapids Daily News - WYBR-FM Big Rapids, MI Today's Hit Music

The Ferris State University football program will pay tribute to three individuals on Friday (April 19) evening during the Bulldogs' annual Crimson & Gold Spring Game at Top Taggart Field.

Former Ferris State University Athletics Director Perk Weisenburger, who retired in 2021, will serve as the game's honorary captain and take part in the coin toss prior to the spring game. Weisenburger hired current FSU head coach Tony Annese in 2011 and played a key role in the resurgence of Bulldog Football.

Along with Weisenburger, two other individuals who have played key roles in recent years will serve as the game's honorary coaches. Former FSU Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine and head athletic trainer, Brett Knight, will be one of the game's honorary coaches while current FSU Strength & Conditioning Coach Andrew Thiede will be the opposite side. Knight departed from FSU earlier this spring for another career opportunity while Thiede will be leaving the Bulldog program and moving out of state in May. Both have played lead roles in working with FSU's football student-athletes and were part of back-to-back NCAA Division II National Championship staffs in 2021 and 2022.

In addition to honoring the honorary coaches and captains, the Bulldogs will also honor other Ferris State championship teams from this academic year, including the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional Championship men's and women's basketball teams along with the volleyball and golf conference championship squads. Various FSU student-athletes and teams will also take part in special halftime activities.

Kickoff for the spring contest is set for 5:30 p.m. (ET). Admission to the event will be free and gates will open one hour prior to kickoff.

As in years past, the annual Crimson & Gold Spring Game is also slated to be broadcast live on the Bulldog Sports Network and local flagship station Sunny 97.3 FM with Rob Bentley and Sandy Gholston on the call starting with pregame coverage at 5 p.m. It will be streamed online with both live audio and a free live video webcast courtesy of the Ferris State Television & Digital Media Production program at FerrisStateBulldogs.com. The live radio call will also be carried over the stadium public address system for the fans in attendance.

The annual spring game will provide fans with an opportunity to watch the Bulldogs for the first time since last fall in a game-like situation under head coach Tony Annese and his staff. The spring game will feature a modified scoring and timing format and provide an opportunity for many of FSU's younger players to take the field for the first time while wrapping up spring drills.

The Bulldogs will begin their 115th season of varsity competition this coming fall with their sights set on making a 10th consecutive trip to the NCAA Division II Playoffs. The Bulldogs have made five national semifinal appearances along with three trips to the national championship game and back-to-back national titles in 2021 and 2022 during the stretch.

Over the past three seasons of action, the Bulldogs own a 36-4 overall record and FSU has reached the NCAA Division II Playoffs nine consecutive years and counting. Ferris State has also reached the NCAA Division II National Semifinals five times in the past seven seasons of action and ranks as the country's winningest program over the past nine full seasons in D2 Football. FSU is 63-6 over the last four seasons of on-field action, including back-to-back NCAA D2 National Championships in 2021 and 2022.

Ferris State also holds the GLIAC's best mark and the best overall record of all collegiate programs in Michigan at 123-20 (.860) overall since the arrival of Annese as head coach in 2012.

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BBC News

yogita limaye reports. we are in the rural part, what is behind me as a school, which for the day has been converted into a polling booth. inside the classrooms, their electronic voting machines, so this isn't a paper ballot. people go income of the press a button, and that is how their vote is registered. some of these people have actually cast their vote, and i'm just going to show you what happens after that. be if you look at that, she has just cast her vote, and if you look at that the ink with which your finger is marked to ensure, that is a sign that you have voted. this is of 102 constituencies voting today. this is one of them. there are 160 million people voting today overall in this election, there are nearly 970 million people who are eligible to cast their vote. the prime minister

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BBC News

a button, and that is how their vote is registered. some of these people have actually cast their vote, and i'm just going to show you what happens after that. be if you look at that, she has just cast her vote, and if you look at that the ink with which your finger is marked to ensure, that is a sign that you have voted. this is of 102 constituencies voting today. this is one of them. there are 160 million people voting today overall in this election, there are nearly 970 million people who are eligible to cast their vote. the prime minister and his party are seeking a third term in power. dozens of opposition parties have banded together to take him on. we've been asking people what the key issues are, what is on their mind as they go in there to cast their vote. they have been talking about price rise, they been

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BBC News

was during ramadan, people were fasting, there was literally no relief and that may well be linked to the number of deaths that people have recounted — a hospital in bamako in mali was seeing 102 deaths in the early days of april. compare that to the last year when they had 160 in the whole of april. so they are clearly linking those deaths to the heat. they say a lot of those people were elderly and they also say essentially this is the tip of the iceberg in terms of the numbers of people who were affected by this intense heatwave. and they are also warning about what will happen in decades to come if nothing is done to try and stop climate change and global warming. that's right, the researchers here link this very clearly to the use of oil, coal and gas, to deforestation, to agriculture around the world, that have driven up emissions of carbon dioxide and other warming gases. that's put our current temperatures 1.2 degrees above what they were before the industrial era. those temperatures are going to continue to rise.

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BBC News

that may well be linked to the number of deaths that people have counted, one hospital in mali, seeing 102 deaths in the early days of april, compared to last year when they had 160 in the whole of april. they are clearly linking those debts to the heat. a lot of those people were elderly. they also say that essentially this is the tip of the iceberg in terms of the numbers of people that were affected by this intense heatwave. ﬁnd people that were affected by this intense heatwave.— people that were affected by this intense heatwave. and they are also warnin: intense heatwave. and they are also warning about _ intense heatwave. and they are also warning about what _ intense heatwave. and they are also warning about what will _ intense heatwave. and they are also warning about what will happen - intense heatwave. and they are also warning about what will happen in i warning about what will happen in decades to come if nothing is done to try and stop climate change and global warming?— global warming? that's right. the researchers _ global warming? that's right. the researchers hear _ global warming? that's right. the researchers hear links _ global warming? that's right. the researchers hear links this - global warming? that's right. the researchers hear links this very i researchers hear links this very clearly to the use of oil, coal and gas, to deforestation and agriculture around the world which have driven up emissions of carbon dioxide and other warming gases which has put our current temperatures 1.2 degrees above what they were before the industrial era. though temperatures are going to continue to rise and the researchers say that this heatwave was essentially a won in 200 year event, at the moment, but if temperatures globally go up to about 2 degrees,

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Northern New York woman celebrates 102nd birthday during total solar eclipse

Dot Pelkey received an eclipse-themed t-shirt and a homemade card, along with a birthday shoutout by the Mooers Volunteer Fire Department

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Big Rapids Daily News - WYBR-FM Big Rapids, MI Today's Hit Music

The Cardinals are off to a hot start on the diamond. Big Rapids opened the season with two wins over Cadillac at home last Friday.

Big Rapids won game one behind four runs in the fifth inning, breaking a 2-2 tie to that point. Sophomore Noah Sweppenheiser earned his first career varsity win after two strong innings of relief with four strikeouts. Senior Mason McNeilly reached in base in all three at bats with a single, two walks, and two runs scored.

Game two resulted in an even great win for the red and blue, as Big Rapids finished off the Vikings in three innings by a mercy rule 16-3. Sophomore Karsen Rehkopf earned his first win on the mound only giving up two hits. Senior Riley Vennix had a double, triple, three runs scored and four RBIs. Nick Teceno also reached base twice and scored three times.

"Our defense needs work but we've only been outside a few times with this weather so that will be remedied shortly,” Head coach J.T. Scarpelli said. “Our pitchers only walked 2 batters tonight and our hitters executed their approaches at the plate. Everyone got better tonight. Big thanks to Coach Franklin and Cadillac for traveling down here to play tonight. My guys are looking forward to Tuesday's conference opener at Tri County."

Big Rapids will return to action in their conference openers against Tri-County this afternoon at 4:00 and 6:00 P.M. For more scores and updates, visit wbrn.com.

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