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There is good news for the devotees of the famous pilgrimage Shamlaji in Aravalli district. The curiosity of the devotees has now come to an end as darshan is closed for devotees in all the major temples in the state due to Korona Kaher. It has been decided to open the temple for the devotees and the devotees will be able to enjoy the darshan of Lord Shamlaji again. The temple has been allowed to open by the administration. As the transition to Corona has slowed down, the Darshan of Shamlaji Temple will resume from June 1. Earlier all the major temples in the state were closed as per the Kovid guideline as the cases of Corona were increasing. The pilgrimage will be reopened to the devotees through Aravalli when only worship was performed in the temples. Only one priest was allowed to enter the temple for one and a half months and worship was performed. As the Corona case escalated after Holi, the government gradually began to impose sanctions which eventually led to the decision to clo...

MUMBAI: Actor Prateek Gandhi has revealed the secret of his favorite meal, removing the veil from the mystery and saying that his 'Ghar Ka Khana' is his favorite food. "Mostly 'homemade food' is my favorite food, but I've been experimenting. I like to eat. I like to find different and new recipes," said Pritak. The actor, who rose to fame with his character Harshad Mehta in the popular series 'Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story', is currently busy shooting for the upcoming horror comedy 'Atithi Bhooto Bhava'. She revealed the secret of her dietary choices on ‘Star vs. Food’, where she helped whip up cold-roasted globe artichokes and potobello mushrooms. The show airs on Discovery Plus.

New Delhi: The second wave of Corona has badly affected the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). IPL had to be postponed after 3 matches. Two new teams will join the IPL next season. For which the tender was to be issued this month, but according to sources it has now been postponed for two months. The board's focus is on completing the remaining 21 matches of the 12th season. "This is not the right time to talk about new IPL teams," a board official said. Deferred season planning has to be considered. Only then can a decision be taken on the new teams in IPL 203. At present, the BCCI has no chance on this issue. If the current season does not end, the board could lose Rs 200 crore to Rs 500 crore.

 Mumbai: Actor-dancer Raghav Juyal is working hard to help his state Uttarakhand fight the second wave of the Kovid-19 epidemic. He is actively campaigning on Instagram for international donations to the state. Raghav wrote in many of his posts with Google Pay number, "Friends we can also get international donations! Please donate !! Please donate the hashtag 'Please help. Please donate. Raghav Juyal and friends. "The actor recently shared a video about the deteriorating condition of Kovid in Uttarakhand and the need for a terror call from remote villages in the state over the medical needs of the epidemic. A team of more than 100 volunteers from across the country is helping citizens fight the second wave of Kovid-19, which is working to buy oxygen cylinders, beds and medicines and is appealing for more help and support.

 After the tornado hit Karnataka, Maharashtra and Gujarat, the rains which started yesterday in Rajasthan due to the impact of the storm in Rajasthan have continued till this morning. Due to this, heavy rains are falling in many districts of the state. So there is moderate rainfall. Due to this, heavy rain has been falling in Jalor district near Gujarat for the last 12 hours. On the other hand, heavy rains are also falling in Pali district. Electricity has been badly affected in various parts of the state due to rains. Blackouts have been observed in many parts of Rajasthan. The temperature has dropped. Rain has been falling slowly in various parts of the state for the last 3 hours. The trees have been uprooted due to strong winds and rains. The river-ditch is overflowing. The waves of Mount Abu's Nakhi Lake have risen. It is raining slowly in the capital Jaipur. Tautewavzoda gave Udaipurmadastak in Rajasthan. Which caused people to suffer. As a result, Udaipur received intermitten...

Death toll in villages due to corona: Lack of timber and other factors compel people to dump dead bodies in Ganges: More than 50 bodies buried on the banks of Ganga in Kannauj: Bodies on the banks of Ganga in and around Kanpur Currently, a large number of bodies have been found in the river Ganga in Uttar Pradesh. It is learned that people are dying in the villages due to corona and due to lack of firewood and other arrangements, people are being forced to dump their bodies in the river Ganga. On the other hand, there is talk of burying dead bodies in the sand on the banks of the Ganges. Meanwhile, according to a report, more than 5,000 bodies have been found on the surface of water in a radius of 1,150 km in seven districts of UP. According to the report, the situation is extremely bad in Kanpur, Kannauj, Unnao, Ghazipur and Baliya. In Kannauj, more than 50 bodies are buried on the banks of the Ganges, while in Kanpur, corpses can be seen on the banks of the Ganges and in the water. I...

Primary Teachers Union sends list to CM: One crore financial assistance, eight demands including giving jobs to their relatives: 1621 teachers, trainers, education friends and employees in 75 districts of the state die due to transition. In Uttar Pradesh, the number of teachers, education friends, instructors and employees of the Basic Education Department who died from the Kovid-19 transition while on duty in the panchayat elections has reached 16,21. This information has been given in the list given by Uttar Pradesh Primary Teachers Union. Earlier, the union had released a list on April 28 stating that 706 teachers and staff had died in the Koro transition. The union sent the list to the chief minister on May 16 and demanded Rs one crore financial assistance to teachers, education friends, trainers and employees who died during election duty, including giving jobs to their relatives. According to a list released by the Primary Teachers Union, 1,621 teachers, instructors, education fr...