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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is launching developmental projects in five states over the next two days. He is also attending various programs in Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Odisha and West Bengal.

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In a final push to unveil government projects across the country before the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a nationwide 10-day tour starting today (Mar 4). He will cover 12 states and union territories (UTs) to entice voters as he seeks his third term in office.

As per the official schedule, Modi will be visiting Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Delhi over the next 10 days.

With elections due in the coming months, the Model Code of Conduct will come into effect, whose guidelines are set by the Election Commission of India. The Code of Conduct bars the government from unveiling, or announcing any new project, or scheme until a new government is formed.

<h2>10-day schedule of PM Modi</h2>

March 4: PM Modi will visit Telangana where he will unveil several projects and address a public meeting. Then, he will visit Tamil Nadu's Kalpakkam where he is slated to go to&nbsp;Bharatiya Nabhikiya Vidyut Nigam Limited (BHAVINI). PM Modi will also address a public meeting in Chennai.

March 5: On the second day of his tour, Modi will be visiting Telangana and Odisha where he is expected to inaugurate, dedicate, and lay the foundation stone of multiple development projects at Chandikhole. Later in the day, Modi will head to West Bengal.

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March 6: In West Bengal, the PM will inaugurate, and lay the foundation stone of projects worth INR 15,400 crore, including Kolkata Metro's Howrah Maidan-Esplanade Metro section in Kolkata. Later, he will head to Bihar.

March 7: On the fourth day, PM Modi will travel to Srinagar, his first visit to the Kashmir Valley after the abrogation of Article 370. PM Modi last visited&nbsp;Kashmir in February 2019.

March 8: On day 5, he will participate in the first-ever National Creator's Award in Delhi, before heading to Assam to attend several governmental projects.

March 9: On day 6, the PM will visit Arunachal Pradesh, where he is expected to attend several developmental projects in the capital Itanagar. Then, he will head to Assam, where he will unveil the statue of Lachit Barphukan in Jorhat followed by laying the foundation stones of multiple development projects there.

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March 10: PM Modi will travel to Uttar Pradesh, where he will attend several political meetings and rallies.

March 11: On this day, PM Modi will be in the national capital and attend several programmes. Later, he will attend a DRDO event.

March 12: On day 9, PM Modi will visit Gujarat and Rajasthan.

March 13: PM Modi will lay the foundation stone of three semiconductor projects in Gujarat and Assam via video conferencing.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a final push to unveil government projects across the country before the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a nationwide 10-day tour starting today (Mar 4).

In a final push to unveil government projects across the country before the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a nationwide 10-day tour starting today (Mar 4). He will cover 12 states and union territories (UTs) to entice voters as he seeks his third term in office. As per the official schedule, Modi will be visiting Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Delhi over the next 10 days. With elections due in the coming months, the Model Code of Conduct will come into effect, whose guidelines are set by the Election Commission of India. The Code of Conduct bars the government from unveiling, or announcing any new project, or scheme until a new government is formed. 10-day schedule of PM Modi March 4: PM Modi will visit Telangana where he will unveil several projects and address a public meeting. Then, he will visit Tamil Nadu's Kalpakkam where he is slated to go to Bharatiya Nabhikiya Vidyut Nigam Limited (BHAVINI). PM Modi will also address a public meeting in Chennai. March 5: On the second day of his tour, Modi will be visiting Telangana and Odisha where he is expected to inaugurate, dedicate, and lay the foundation stone of multiple development projects at Chandikhole. Later in the day, Modi will head to West Bengal. Watch: PM Modi set to attend ‘Bharat Shakti’ war game in Pokhran exhibiting indigenous capabilities × March 6: In West Bengal, the PM will inaugurate, and lay the foundation stone of projects worth INR 15,400 crore, including Kolkata Metro's Howrah Maidan-Esplanade Metro section in Kolkata. Later, he will head to Bihar. March 7: On the fourth day, PM Modi will travel to Srinagar, his first visit to the Kashmir Valley after the abrogation of Article 370. PM Modi last visited Kashmir in February 2019. March 8: On day 5, he will participate in the first-ever National Creator's Award in Delhi, before heading to Assam to attend several governmental projects. March 9: On day 6, the PM will visit Arunachal Pradesh, where he is expected to attend several developmental projects in the capital Itanagar. Then, he will head to Assam, where he will unveil the statue of Lachit Barphukan in Jorhat followed by laying the foundation stones of multiple development projects there. Also read: PM Modi chairs brainstorming session to discuss ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ plan, set 100-day agenda March 10: PM Modi will travel to Uttar Pradesh, where he will attend several political meetings and rallies. March 11: On this day, PM Modi will be in the national capital and attend several programmes. Later, he will attend a DRDO event. March 12: On day 9, PM Modi will visit Gujarat and Rajasthan. March 13: PM Modi will lay the foundation stone of three semiconductor projects in Gujarat and Assam via video conferencing. (With inputs from agencies)

Lok Sabha elections 2024: PM Modi to cover India's length and breadth in 10-day pre-poll tour. Full schedule

India has successfully eradicated extreme poverty, indicates&nbsp;a commentary penned by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin in The Brookings Institution, a prominent American think-tank.

The assertion is based on the recently disclosed consumption expenditure data for the year 2022-23, revealing a notable annual growth of 2.9 per cent in real per capita consumption since 2011-12.

Notably, rural areas experienced a significantly higher growth rate of 3.1 per cent compared to urban areas at 2.6 per cent.

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The commentary highlights an unprecedented decline in both urban and rural inequality, with the Gini coefficient reflecting substantial reductions – from 36.7 to 31.9 in urban areas and from 28.7 to 27.0 in rural areas. The Gini coefficient measures income distribution inequality, with a higher value indicating greater disparity.

The economists assert that the combination of robust economic growth and substantial reduction in inequality has effectively eliminated poverty in India.

This conclusion is supported by the decline in the Headcount Poverty Ratio (HCR), which dropped from 12.2 per cent in 2011-12 to 2 per cent in 2022-23, equivalent to an annual decrease of 0.93 percentage points.

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Rural poverty now stands at 2.5 per cent, while urban poverty has diminished to 1 per cent.

The commentary acknowledges that these estimates do not consider government-supplied free food (wheat and rice) to approximately two-thirds of the population, along with the utilisation of public health and education services.&nbsp;

The authors underline the remarkable pace of poverty reduction, noting that a similar decline in the past took 30 years, whereas the current achievement occurred over just 11 years.

With extreme poverty nearly eradicated, the economists propose that India should now reassess its poverty line, providing an opportunity to redefine social protection programmes.&nbsp;

They argue for a higher poverty line to better identify intended beneficiaries and offer increased support to those genuinely in need.&nbsp;

The commentary concludes by affirming that official data confirms India's elimination of extreme poverty, a significant milestone with positive implications for global poverty rates.

(With inputs from agencies)

India has successfully eradicated extreme poverty, indicates a commentary penned by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin in The Brookings Institution, a prominent American think-tank.

India has successfully eradicated extreme poverty, indicates a commentary penned by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin in The Brookings Institution, a prominent American think-tank. The assertion is based on the recently disclosed consumption expenditure data for the year 2022-23, revealing a notable annual growth of 2.9 per cent in real per capita consumption since 2011-12. Notably, rural areas experienced a significantly higher growth rate of 3.1 per cent compared to urban areas at 2.6 per cent. Also read: Latest NSSO consumer survey indicates poverty down to 5% in India The commentary highlights an unprecedented decline in both urban and rural inequality, with the Gini coefficient reflecting substantial reductions – from 36.7 to 31.9 in urban areas and from 28.7 to 27.0 in rural areas. The Gini coefficient measures income distribution inequality, with a higher value indicating greater disparity. The economists assert that the combination of robust economic growth and substantial reduction in inequality has effectively eliminated poverty in India. This conclusion is supported by the decline in the Headcount Poverty Ratio (HCR), which dropped from 12.2 per cent in 2011-12 to 2 per cent in 2022-23, equivalent to an annual decrease of 0.93 percentage points. Also read: India Budget 2024 | 250 million people came out of poverty Rural poverty now stands at 2.5 per cent, while urban poverty has diminished to 1 per cent. The commentary acknowledges that these estimates do not consider government-supplied free food (wheat and rice) to approximately two-thirds of the population, along with the utilisation of public health and education services. The authors underline the remarkable pace of poverty reduction, noting that a similar decline in the past took 30 years, whereas the current achievement occurred over just 11 years. With extreme poverty nearly eradicated, the economists propose that India should now reassess its poverty line, providing an opportunity to redefine social protection programmes. They argue for a higher poverty line to better identify intended beneficiaries and offer increased support to those genuinely in need. The commentary concludes by affirming that official data confirms India's elimination of extreme poverty, a significant milestone with positive implications for global poverty rates. (With inputs from agencies)

Extreme poverty has been eradicated in India, says report

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In a remarkable medical case, doctors at a Delhi-based hospital successfully removed 39 coins and 37 magnets from a man's intestine through surgery.&nbsp;

The man, as per media reports, had ingested the coins and magnets under the mistaken belief that zinc aids in body-building.

<h2>What happened?</h2>

At Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, a 26-year-old patient who is reportedly suffering from a psychiatric illness came to the emergency ward with complaints of persistent vomiting and abdominal pain lasting over 20 days.

The patient also reported he could not eat anything.

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During examination in the outpatient department, the patient's family revealed that for the past few weeks, he had been consuming coins and magnets.&nbsp;

Additionally, they revealed that the patient who has not been identified by name was undergoing treatment for a "known case of psychiatric illness",&nbsp;reports ANI.

<h2>A hidden treasure</h2>

An x-ray of the patient's abdomen revealed a 'hidden treasure' of coins and magnets. Doctors spotted radio-opaque shadows resembling the items. A subsequent CT scan confirmed that there was a significant accumulation of coins and magnets, which were causing intestinal blockage. These surprising heaps necessitated an immediate surgical intervention.

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During the surgery, doctors discovered that the magnets and coins had formed two separate loops in the small intestine, which were pulling&nbsp;together because of the magnetic effect, leading to erosion.

The coins and magnets were meticulously removed, and the two loops were rejoined through separate anastomoses — a surgical procedure to join two structures.

Further exploration revealed a substantial number of coins in the stomach, which were also extracted, and the stomach was repaired.

The medical team successfully extracted 39 coins from the patient's digestive tract. These coins comprised Rs 1, 2, and 5 coins. Additionally, they also removed 37 magnets of various shapes, including heart, spherical, star, bullet, and triangle.

Following the successful procedure, an operative x-ray confirmed the complete removal of all foreign objects and the patient was discharged in a healthy condition after a week-long hospital stay.

Later, the patient revealed that he had swallowed the coins and magnets believing that zinc would aid in body-building. The coins contained zinc, and he ingested the magnets to ensure the coins remained in the intestine for enhanced zinc absorption.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a remarkable medical case, doctors at a Delhi-based hospital successfully removed 39 coins and 37 magnets from a man's intestine through surgery. The man, as per media reports, had ingested the coins and magnets under the mistaken belief that zinc aids in body-building.

In a remarkable medical case, doctors at a Delhi-based hospital successfully removed 39 coins and 37 magnets from a man's intestine through surgery. The man, as per media reports, had ingested the coins and magnets under the mistaken belief that zinc aids in body-building. What happened? At Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, a 26-year-old patient who is reportedly suffering from a psychiatric illness came to the emergency ward with complaints of persistent vomiting and abdominal pain lasting over 20 days. The patient also reported he could not eat anything. Also read | Watch: Floating bridge gets washed away in India’s Andhra Pradesh hours after inauguration During examination in the outpatient department, the patient's family revealed that for the past few weeks, he had been consuming coins and magnets. Additionally, they revealed that the patient who has not been identified by name was undergoing treatment for a "known case of psychiatric illness", reports ANI. A hidden treasure An x-ray of the patient's abdomen revealed a 'hidden treasure' of coins and magnets. Doctors spotted radio-opaque shadows resembling the items. A subsequent CT scan confirmed that there was a significant accumulation of coins and magnets, which were causing intestinal blockage. These surprising heaps necessitated an immediate surgical intervention. Also read | Addicted to online gaming, Indian man kills mother to claim life insurance money During the surgery, doctors discovered that the magnets and coins had formed two separate loops in the small intestine, which were pulling together because of the magnetic effect, leading to erosion. The coins and magnets were meticulously removed, and the two loops were rejoined through separate anastomoses — a surgical procedure to join two structures. Further exploration revealed a substantial number of coins in the stomach, which were also extracted, and the stomach was repaired. The medical team successfully extracted 39 coins from the patient's digestive tract. These coins comprised Rs 1, 2, and 5 coins. Additionally, they also removed 37 magnets of various shapes, including heart, spherical, star, bullet, and triangle. Following the successful procedure, an operative x-ray confirmed the complete removal of all foreign objects and the patient was discharged in a healthy condition after a week-long hospital stay. Later, the patient revealed that he had swallowed the coins and magnets believing that zinc would aid in body-building. The coins contained zinc, and he ingested the magnets to ensure the coins remained in the intestine for enhanced zinc absorption. (With inputs from agencies)

India: Delhi hospital removes 39 coins, 37 magnets from man's intestine in rare surgery

Marcos Commandos from C-130 aircraft took over the Arbian Sea's sky as Indian Navy conducted airborne insertion operations. The operation is in response to the hightened tensions in the Gulf region.

Indian Navy conducts airborne insertion operations over Arabian Sea

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