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Govt using tricks, conspiracies to undermine Maratha agitation: Manoj Jarange

Jalna, Feb 24 (PTI) Maratha activist Manoj Jarange on Saturday accused the Maharashtra government of using “tricks and conspiracies” to undermine their ongoing agitation for reservation for the community in government jobs and education. Addressing the media at his Antarwali Sarati village in Jalna district, Jarange said he would disclose his next course of action on Sunday and asked people from the community to gather there. He alleged that the government was deploying “tricks and conspiracies” the scuttle their efforts for quota and questioned the delay in converting the notification on ‘blood relatives’ of Kunbi Marathas into a law. Jaranage

AAP, Cong finalise seat-sharing deal in Delhi, Gujarat, Goa, Haryana for upcoming Lok Sabha polls

New Delhi, Feb 24 (PTI) The AAP will contest four Lok Sabha seats in Delhi and the Congress three, the parties said on Saturday as they announced their seat-sharing arrangements for the national capital, Gujarat, Goa and Haryana. There are seven parliamentary constituencies in Delhi and all were won by the BJP in the 2019 polls. Addressing a joint press conference here, Congress leader Mukul Wasnik announced that the AAP will contest the New Delhi, the West Delhi, the South Delhi and the East Delhi seats, while his party the Chandni Chowk, the Northeast Delhi and the Northwest Delhi seats.

Shining red light on back could help lower blood sugar levels

London, February 23, 2024: A new study has suggested that shining a red light on someone’s back could help lower their blood sugar levels. The research found that using a specific frequency of light for 15 minutes led to a 27.7 per cent drop in blood sugar levels after eating something sweet, and it also reduced the highest spike in glucose by 7.5 per cent. Spikes are when your blood sugar level quickly goes up after eating certain foods. The scientists believe their findings could have big effects on our health in the long run, including the chance that blood

With spears and shields, India’s Nihang Sikh warriors join farmers’ protest

SHAMBHU, India, Feb 23 (Reuters) – Thousands of protesting Indian farmers facing off with security forces have come under the protection of the Nihang Sikhs, a warrior sect dating back to the 1600s distinguished by their ink-blue robes and ancient weapons such as swords and spears. The farmers, who are also mainly Sikhs and who hail from the northern state of Punjab, are demanding higher prices for their crops, and began marching to the capital Delhi earlier this month to press their demands to the government. Police, however, have stopped the march about 200 km (125 miles) from the capital,

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