SALAR NEWS

Super Admin
21 Jun, 2025

Sharing video footage of polling stations breaches voters' privacy: EC officials

The Election Commission has denied calls to release polling booth CCTV footage, citing voter privacy and security risks. Footage is retained for 45 days for legal use, but not shared publicly to prevent misuse.

Super Admin
21 Jun, 2025

ICMR prepares India's first national rare blood donor registry

India’s first national rare blood donor registry has been launched by ICMR-NIIH to help patients with uncommon blood types, like thalassemia and sickle cell disease. The portal may soon integrate with e-Raktakosh for wider access.

Super Admin
21 Jun, 2025

Famous Ranthambhore tigress Arrowhead dies of brain tumour

Arrowhead gave birth four times and was the mother of 10 cubs, six of whom are still alive.

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21 Jun, 2025

Preparations for Kailash Mansarovar Yatra reviewed in U'khand's Pithoragarh

Preparations for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Lipulekh Pass from 30 June were reviewed in Pithoragarh. For the first time, 250 pilgrims in 5 batches will reach Lipulekh by vehicle. Medical, travel, and lodging arrangements are in place.

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21 Jun, 2025

Landslide disrupts train services in Sakleshpur - Subrahmanya Road section of Karnataka

Boulders from the hill slipped and fell onto the railway track used by cargo trains, causing delays in scheduled services.

Super Admin
21 Jun, 2025

Odisha: 50,000 people affected by flash flood in Subarnarekha River

Residents living in low-lying and flood-prone areas were advised to stay alert and be prepared to shift to nearby cyclone shelters if the situation deteriorates.

Super Admin
21 Jun, 2025

DGCA asks Air India to remove its 3 officials from all roles related to crew rostering

Air India in a statement said it has acknowledged the regulator's directive and implemented the order.

Super Admin
21 Jun, 2025

We can't make 'Slumdog Millionaire' now: Danny Boyle

Danny Boyle says Slumdog Millionaire couldn’t be made today and rightly so. Reflecting on cultural shifts, he calls the 2008 Oscar-winning film a product of its time, acknowledging its outsider perspective and evolving views on appropriation.