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Andar Bahar Online On Thursday, Venkat, on the occasion of Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao’s birthday, had organised a protest in which he made a donkey wear a poster of the CM and cut a cake. A complaint was filed by Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) activists at the police station seeking action against the Congress members. While TRS organised three days of state-wide celebrations to mark the CM’s birthday, the state Congress chief Reventh Reddy had called for protests.

Soon, doctors will have to display QR codes at their clinics and hospitals to verify their authenticity. The initiative has been taken by the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) and authorities said that they are in the process to finalise it.

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Microsoft, in an event on May 20, is likely to announce its first set of Surface laptops, featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite chip. This will mark a significant shift from x86-based PCs to Advanced RISC Machine (ARM)-based personal computing devices. It’s not just Microsoft, several other original equipment manufacturers (OEM) such as Dell, Samsung, and more are likely to join this party by introducing their own ARM-based PCs.

The pants had a wide bottom and complemented the crop top well. The look was pulled together with hair let loose.

Around 39 flamingos were found dead in different locations of Ghatkopar East, spanning Pant Nagar, Laxmi Nagar and Ghatkopar–Andheri Link Road late Monday evening, after they collided with an Emirates aircraft landing at the Mumbai airport.

On the same day, the U.S. tech group posted the findings of its own research into Facebook’s business in India on an internal employee forum. The study, conducted over the two years to the end of 2021, identified different problems.

Eight different delegations of ministers and bureaucrats are touring more than 13 countries to draw investment and invite investors to the Global Investors Summit slated to be organised in the state in February 2023.

Ong, 42, has been collecting colonial memorabilia since he was a child and last year opened The Museum Victoria City to put his treasures on display, detached from growing acrimony between China and Britain, fuelled in part by the colonial legacy.