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मंजीत ने नीतीश कुमार से की एक घंटे मुलाकात, बदला राजद ज्वाइन करने का मन, सीएम को लेकर कही ये बात

गोपालगंज जिले के बैकुंठपुर के पूर्व विधायक मंजीत सिंह अब राजद नहीं जाएंगे। वे जल्द जदयू में एकबार फिर विधिवत शामिल होंगे। मुख्यमंत्री नीतीश कुमार से गुरुवार की शाम मुख्यमंत्री आवास पर घंटेभर की… Source link

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नीतीश के 5 मंत्री हारे चुनाव, एक को BJP के बागी ने हरवाया, लालू यादव के समधी की भी हार नई दिल्ली: बिहार विधान सभा चुनाव (Bihar Assembly Elections 2020) के नतीजे चौंकाने वाले रहे हैं. नीतीश कुमार की सरकार के पांच मंत्री चुनाव हार गए हैं.

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Bharathiraja Condemns 'Irandam Kuthu' Trailer for Explicit Content

Bharathiraja Condemns ‘Irandam Kuthu’ Trailer for Explicit Content

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Olympics postponement a blessing for me, says triple jumper Arpinder Singh

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Olympics postponement a blessing for me, says triple jumper Arpinder Singh

The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics, from this July to next year, must have been shattering for many. But triple jumper Arpinder Singh considers it a blessing.

“Yes, this postponement is a kind of blessing for me. I felt I wasn’t ready for the Federation Cup in April,” said the Asian Games champion in a telephone chat with The Hindu from Amritsar on Thursday.

“I felt I would be ready only by the time of the inter-State meet (June-end, in Bengaluru). So, this one year’s delay in the Olympics will help me a lot.”

Aprinder, the first Indian to win a Continental Cup medal (bronze, in the Czech Republic in 2018), has a personal best of 17.17m which came in the Lucknow inter-State Nationals in June 2014. But it had been a big struggle for him to cross 17m after that. His next 17m came four years later in the 2018 Guwahati inter-State Nationals a few months before the Jakarta Asian Games where he won the gold with 16.77m.

Very tough

The Tokyo Olympics entry standard is 17.14m and since he had planned his season late, it would have been very tough for Arpinder to make the cut, had the Olympics been held this year.

“Now, I’ve got a lot of extra time to try out the changes I had made in my technique,” said Arpinder, a bronze medallist in the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Arpinder didn’t think a major event like the Olympics would be postponed.

“I was a bit surprised. People told me that it was not possible to have it next year because of the four-year cycle. We’ve never had a situation like this before.

“This experience is rather new to me. But I’m happy because I know my form will be good by the time of the inter-State,” said the 26-year-old.

“Of course, I’m not happy with the situation around me. Everybody is suffering, there’s a big problem everywhere (with the coronavirus crisis).”

Arpinder, who had been training under P.B. Jaikumar in Thiruvananthapuram for the last few months, took a flight home to Amritsar on March 20.

“I was a bit lucky, I flew out just before the lock down came into effect. Now, I’m home after nearly four months, trying out home food and trying to stay healthy.”

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Bihar: JD(U) suspends 21 party members

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The JD(U) has suspended 21 members of the party in Bihar. 

ANI reported that JD(U) state president Vashistha Narayan Singh had suspended the 21 party members for "anti-party activities". 

#Bihar JDU state president Vashistha Narayan Singh suspended 21 party members from their primary memberships over anti-party activities. http://pic.twitter.com/yEXoYyzOJI

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They suspended members include a former minister, a former MP, and a former MLA. 

The 21 suspended members are: 

Ramai Ram -- Former minister Arjun Rai -- Former MP, Sitamarhi Rajkishore Sinha -- Former MLA, Vaishali Vijay Verma -- Former secretary, Madhepur Dhaniklal Mukhiya -- District President, Saharsa Siyaram Yadav -- Former district president, Madhepura Vindheswari Singh -- former state president, JD(U) worker cell Israil Mansuri -- Member state council, Muzzafarpur Mithlesh Kushwaha -- District President, technical cell Niranjan Rai -- Member State Council, Gaighat Devkant Rai -- Darbhanga Tinku Kasera -- District President, traders cell, madhubani Jaikumar Singh -- Block President, Sonbarsa Dhirendra Yadav -- Block President, Kahara Udaychandra Saha -- Traders Cell Virendra Azad -- Block Presideent, Bihariganj Suresh Yadav -- Block president, Satar Kataiyya, Vijendra Yadav -- Block President, Saur Bazar Raman Singh -- Farmers cell, Madhepura Kamal Das -- President, Madhepura city council Devendra Shah -- District deputy president, Siamarhi

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CM honours Scientist Shri Kunhikrishnan with Vigyan Pratibha Samman Bhopal. Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan honoured Director and Scientist of Satish Dhavan Space Center, Sriharikota Shri P. Kunhikrishnan with 2nd Vigyan Pratibha Samman today. It may be menioned that this award is being given by M.P. Council of Science and Technology and Vigyan Bharti since 2016. CM Shri Chouhan greeting Shri Kunhikrishnan, said that the entire country feel pride of the feat achieved in the leadership of Shri Kunhikrishnan. Science and spiritualism is one if pried deeply. He informed that Vaicharik Kumbh was organised in the state before the Simhastha and conptemplations were made on science and spiritualism. Referring to the contribution of Adi Shankracharya in cultural unity of India, Shri Chouhan mentioned that Vedanta Institute is being established in Omkareshwar based on the life and philosophy of Adi Shankracharya. He also informed about the world’s biggest river conservation people’s movement ‘Narmada Seva Yatra’. Scientist Shri Unhikrishnan appreciated the simplicity and cordiality of the Chief Minister Shri Chouhan. He also invited Shri Chouhan to attend the launching of Chandrayan 2018 expedition. It is to be highlighted that Shri Kunhikrishnan is the Mission Director ISRO which has set a world record by launching 104 satellite together . Director General M.P. Council of Science and Technology Shri C.K. Patil, National General Secretary Vigyan Bharti Shri Jaikumar and others were present on the occasion. Visionmp.com News Service http://www.visionmp.com

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Coronavirus | Sense of urgency among athletes to make the cut for Tokyo 2020

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Coronavirus | Sense of urgency among athletes to make the cut for Tokyo 2020

A lot of things could have been running in M. Sreeshankar’s mind as he took his flight from Coimbatore for the Indian track and field season-opener, the Indian Grand Prix-1 which begins in Patiala on Friday.

With things changing at a very fast pace owing to the coronavirus crisis, there is a sense of urgency among athletes to make the cut for this July’s Olympics. Federations have been cancelling or postponing major events, which mean the faster one books the Tokyo ticket, the better will one’s blood pressure be during the next few months.

Also read: The Games that became the ‘Missing Olympics’

Sreeshankar, the long jump national record holder, is one of the athletes who is keen to make the Tokyo cut (entry standard 8.22m) in the season-opener in Patiala.

Mistakes rectified

“I’m planning to go all out and qualify in the first competition itself. I’m feeling really good, everything is going as per plan,” the 20-year-old said in a chat with The Hindu.

“I’ve rectified all the mistakes I had made last season, everything is looking solid. I just need to get the right jump at the right moment.”

Also read: Japan Olympic panel official has coronavirus

There is a lot of doubt whether the Tokyo Olympics would happen this year and that is another thing that could be tormenting athletes.

Biggest jumps

While Sreeshankar is plotting an assault on his long jump national record of 8.20m, triple jumper U. Karthik is tuning himself to produce the biggest jumps of his life.

“I’m looking at 17.20m, that’s the target. I’m doing close to 17m in training,” said the 26-year-old, the National Open and South Asian Games champion, from Patiala.

Also read: Tokyo governor says cancelling Olympics ‘unthinkable’

“Yes, there is a sense of urgency and that’s why the goal is to get the Olympic qualification standard of 17.14m in the first competition itself.”

Personal best

Last year was Karthik’s best ever, he had a personal best of 16.80m in Lucknow in August and he even shocked Asian Games champion Arpinder Singh in a Grand Prix leg in Patiala in September. The 26-year-old, who is coached by Romanian Bedros Bedrosian, feels this season will be better.

“My speed has improved and I feel I’ve become more explosive. And I used to have a problem getting my balance right during the jump phase… that has been set right,” he said.

Meanwhile Arpinder plans to open his season with the Federation Cup in April.

Main focus

“But my main focus will be the inter-State Nationals in June because I’ve made some changes in my technique. I need a little more time,” said Aprinder who trains under P.B. Jaikumar in Thiruvananthapuram.

But there is talk doing the rounds that the third leg of the Indian GP in New Delhi on March 29 and even the Federation Cup (April 10-13 in Patiala) could be postponed or cancelled. Of course, that will depend on how deadly the coronavirus situation is during that period.

But Arpinder is not worried.

“I don’t think the Federation Cup will be postponed, I think it will happen on time.”

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