Destiny of Year's Word manifests
The Free Press Journal|November 21, 2024
Shift from its clear, evident & obvious import, has come to mean 'magical thinking'

The word 'manifest' has officially claimed its spot in linguistic stardom, as the Cambridge Dictionary has crowned it the 'Word of the Year 2024'.

Once relegated to self-help books and niche spiritual circles, 'manifest' has exploded into mainstream usage, after 'high-beam' endorsements by celebrities like Dua Lipa and Simone Biles.

The buzzword has been adopted by millions across Tik Tok, Instagram, and beyond, where 'manifesting' often means imagining success into reality. From the Covid-era beginnings of this trend to its meteoric rise this year, the term reflects a modern obsession with self-belief and optimism-albeit one that experts warn, is more often fantasy than fact.

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Bollywood open to Ankit's 'The Room'

Storyteller, filmmaker and sound designer from Gujarat, Aniket Singh Solanki, is now showcasing his talent in cinematic arts in Bollywood.

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November 22, 2024
Health dept to fill 2000+ medical posts
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Health dept to fill 2000+ medical posts

The Gujarat Health Department has launched its largest recruitment drive to date, with over 2,000 medical posts open for applications.

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November 22, 2024
No need for kids to wear uniform sweaters, schools told
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No need for kids to wear uniform sweaters, schools told

State Education Minister Praful Panseriya has issued a clear directive to private schools, emphasising that no child should be forced to wear sweaters of a specific color or brand prescribed by schools this winter.

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November 22, 2024
National Newborn Care week celebrated
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National Newborn Care week celebrated

National Newborn Care week, observed globally from November 15 to 21, was celebrated in Umarpada taluka of Surat district through a joint initiative by the Adani Foundation and the Gujarat Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS).

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November 22, 2024
Global diamond supply hits alow
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Global diamond supply hits alow

SUPPLY DROPS Due to recession, less than 100 million carats of rough stones arrived in market; last time it was so low in 1989

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November 22, 2024
Protests after Amul Dairy sacks staff
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Protests after Amul Dairy sacks staff

Amul, the renowned Indian dairy brand managed by Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), is embroiled in controversy following the dismissal of over 100 employees from the Kheda District Milk Producers Union.

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November 22, 2024
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Government retires five more officers for corruption

The Gujarat government has taken a strong stance against corruption, compulsorily retiring five more officers for involvement in illegal activities.

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November 22, 2024
There is no space for corruption: Min Chaudhary
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There is no space for corruption: Min Chaudhary

GOOD GOVERNANCE SESSION Remove red-tapism

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November 22, 2024
Baby Jumbo body found in Dharamjaigarh forest
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Baby Jumbo body found in Dharamjaigarh forest

The Dharamjaigarh forest division, renowned for its elephant population, is once again under scrutiny after the tragic death of an elephant calf in the Hati Beat of the Chhal Range.

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November 22, 2024
C'garh takes measures to mitigate human-elephant conflict
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C'garh takes measures to mitigate human-elephant conflict

The Forest and Climate Change Department, Government of Chhattisgarh, has launched initiatives to mitigate human-elephant conflict, emphasizing coexistence in shared habitats. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap, efforts focus on minimizing casualties, safeguarding livelihoods, and fostering harmony.

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November 22, 2024