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8th Pay Commission schedules Jaipur meetings with employee and pensioner bodies; key dates, deadline to apply

8th Pay Commission: The 8th Pay Commission will hold meetings in Jaipur. These discussions involve central government employees and their representative bodies. Similar meetings have been scheduled for New Delhi, Chandigarh, Chennai, and Puducherry. Stakeholders must submit requests for appointments through a specific online portal.

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How Switching From Hard Water to Filtered Water Visibly Changes Indian Skin and Scalp

What Hard Water Is Actually Doing to Your SkinHard water carries high concentrations of dissolved calcium and magnesium. In Indian cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, and Jaipur, municipal water hardness regularly exceeds 300 mg/L, well above the Bureau of Indian Standards' acceptable limit of 200 mg/L for drinking water. On skin,…

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India's salary hotspots are no longer just the biggest metros

India's salary growth is becoming more geographically balanced, with Tier-2 cities such as Ahmedabad, Visakhapatnam, Nagpur and Jaipur recording projected increments close to leading metros, according to TeamLease's FY2026-27 Jobs and Salaries Primer. The shift reflects manufacturing expansion, industrial corridors and rising enterprise investments beyond traditional technology hubs.

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Why Ghewar Is Made Only in Sawan?

Making Ghewar is not a small process or an easy one. It takes the right time, weather, skills and patience to make it. Batter of Ghewar is poured little by little into hot ghee. As each layer cooks, it creates tiny holes that give Ghewar a little crispy and crispy…

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After Supreme Court rap, JDA swings into action, serves notices to illegal commercial units in Jaipur

Weeks after the Supreme Court pulled up civic authorities across the country over rampant misuse of residential properties for commercial purposes, the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) has initiated enforcement action by issuing notices to alleged illegal commercial establishments operating on residential land in the city.

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India's Luxury Resort Districts: Which Ones Are Worth the Price and Which Are Overrated

Coorg, Karnataka: Worth Every RupeeCoorg earns its premium pricing because the district itself does the work. The coffee estates are real, the mist arrives without being arranged, and the better resorts, Orange County and Amanvana among them, are built into the terrain rather than imposed on it. A stay at…

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6 Indian Destinations That Are Genuinely Easy and Rewarding for Senior Travellers

Mysuru: The City That Does the Work for YouMysuru is the most underrated senior-friendly destination in India, and the reason is simple: almost everything worth seeing sits within a 5-km radius of the city centre. The Mysore Palace, Devaraja Market, Chamundi Hill (accessible by car to within 50 steps of…

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How Kites and Eagles Have Mastered Urban India's Shifting Food Chain Without Human Help

The thermal highway above hot concreteBlack kites (Milvus migrans) are among the most studied urban raptors on the planet, and India holds some of their densest city populations. A 2014 study published in PLOS ONE by researchers including Julien Martin found that black kites in cities exploit the same thermals…

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Why Hair Colouring for Indian Hair Demands a Different Approach Than Global Brands Offer

The melanin problem no international brand addressesIndian hair carries a higher concentration of eumelanin, the pigment responsible for black and dark brown tones, than the hair types most global colouring formulas are calibrated for. This matters because lifting dark pigment requires more developer strength or longer processing time, and most…

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Why These Indian Forts Are the Most Magical Places to Visit This Monsoon?

Monsoon has a way of changing everything. The same forts that stand under the blazing summer sun suddenly become cooler, greener, and almost magical after the first spell of rain. Ancient stone walls glisten, hills turn lush, clouds drift through towering gateways, and every viewpoint feels like a scene from…

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Rajasthan's Forgotten Village Road Trip Circuit: The Offbeat Desert Route Worth Taking

The Circuit Nobody Told You AboutMandawa does not have a single traffic light. The painted havelis here, merchant mansions covered floor to frieze in frescoes of steam trains, European women, and Hindu gods, sit in a town most Rajasthan itineraries skip entirely. This is the Shekhawati region, and it is…

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Feeding sweets causing skin disease in monkeys at Jaipur's Galtaji temple: Experts

Monkeys at Jaipur's Galtaji temple are suffering from a severe skin disease. This condition, hyperkeratosis, results from feeding them sweets and processed foods. Experts warn that this practice is causing significant health issues and difficulty in movement. Awareness campaigns and warning boards are being used to discourage feeding the animals.…

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From Newfoundland Fishing Boats to Indian Homes: Why the Labrador Retriever Is the World's Most Popular Dog Breed

The Dog That Started on a Fishing BoatThe Labrador retriever's earliest ancestor was not bred to sit in a living room. The St. John's Water Dog, a working breed from the island of Newfoundland in what is now Canada, spent its days hauling fish-laden nets from the North Atlantic alongside…

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Why Your Bridal Mehendi Skin Prep Should Start 3 Months Before the Wedding Ceremony

Why the Colour Starts Long Before the ConeHenna dye, lawsone, binds to the keratin protein in the outermost layer of your skin. The richer that layer, the deeper the molecule penetrates, and the darker the stain. Skin that is dehydrated, exfoliated too aggressively, or stripped by harsh soaps has a…

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Lucknow's Awadhi Food Culture Is So Specific It Cannot Be a Stopover

The Galouti Tells You Everything Before You Take a SeatThe galouti kebab was invented for a Nawab who had lost his teeth. That is not a legend, it is a design brief. The cooks of the Awadhi court in the 18th century ground meat so fine, with so many spices…

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7 Overnight Train Routes Across India That Are Worth Booking for the Scenic Ride Alone

Vivek Express: Dibrugarh to KanyakumariThe longest train route in India covers 4,286 kilometres and takes roughly 82 hours end to end. Most passengers board for a segment, not the full stretch, but those who ride the overnight portions through Odisha and Andhra Pradesh get something rare: a train moving through…

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Palace on Wheels: What India's Most Expensive Train Fare Actually Buys You in Rajasthan

The Number on the TicketThe base fare for one person, one week, peak season on the Palace on Wheels sits at roughly ₹4.5 lakh, and that is the entry point, not the ceiling. Suites classified as "Deluxe" push closer to ₹6 lakh. The train runs a circuit through eight destinations:…

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AI to be defining force for 'Viksit Bharat@2047': Jitendra Singh

Union Minister Jitendra Singh proclaimed that India is set to achieve developed nation status by 2047, thanks to human-led AI advancements. He stressed that technology should enhance, rather than replace, governance and accountability. The recent National Conference on e-Governance culminated in the Jaipur Declaration, outlining a future focused on AI-driven…

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Southwest monsoon enters Rajasthan, seven days behind schedule: IMD

Monsoon has finally arrived in parts of Rajasthan, seven days behind schedule, bringing relief to eastern districts. The India Meteorological Department forecasts further advancement and heavy to extremely heavy rainfall, accompanied by thunderstorms, across eastern and southeastern regions over the next few days. Residents can expect active monsoon conditions and…

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Advit Jewels shares list at 37% premium over IPO price on NSE, BSE

Advit Jewels shares made a blockbuster stock market debut on Wednesday, listing at up to a 36% premium over the IPO price after the issue was subscribed more than 212 times. The Rs 165.16 crore IPO proceeds will fund working capital, debt repayment, and business expansion for the Jaipur-based jewellery…

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Jaipur grocery store ordered to pay Rs 10,000 in compensation for rounding off customer's bill by 50 paise

A Jaipur shop's decision to round up a customer's bill by just 50 paise has cost them dearly. The Rajasthan State Consumer Commission ruled this an unfair trade practice and deficiency in service. The shop was ordered to pay the consumer Rs 10,000 in compensation for the unauthorized charge and…

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Weather today: Will it rain at your location? Check latest forecast for Delhi, Mumbai and other cities

Weather Forecast Today: India braces for continued monsoon activity on Monday, June 29, with widespread rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds anticipated. Delhi-NCR can expect relief from heat with showers, while Mumbai is under a yellow alert for heavy rain and lightning. Other major cities like Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, and…

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Advit Jewels IPO Day 3: Issue subscribed 213x on strong retail, NII demand; GMP hints at 40% listing gains

Jaipur's Advit Jewels IPO is witnessing overwhelming investor interest, subscribed over 212 times by day three, with a significant 40% grey market premium. The Rs 165 crore issue, a fresh equity offering, will fund working capital and debt repayment. The handcrafted jewellery brand, operating under the Rambhajo name, specializes in…

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Advit Jewels IPO Day 2: Issue subscribed over 20x, GMP signals 41% listing gains. Should you bid?

Jaipur-based Advit Jewels' IPO is seeing massive investor interest, subscribed over 20 times on day two with a strong grey market premium. The Rs 165 crore issue, entirely a fresh offering, aims to bolster working capital and repay debt. Analysts recommend subscribing, citing robust growth and profitability, though gold price…

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Advit Jewels IPO booked over 6.5x on Day 1 so far; all categories oversubscribed; GMP signals 47% listing gains

Jaipur's Advit Jewels is experiencing a robust IPO debut, with investor demand surging on day one, leading to a 6.75 times subscription. The handcrafted jewellery firm's public issue is attracting significant interest from retail and non-institutional investors, bolstered by a strong grey market premium. Proceeds will bolster working capital and…

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