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rescued from a cattle trough in april harriet was nursed back to health by ecologist graeme wilson

A Scottish wildlife rescuer saved a starving badger cub trapped in a cattle trough, but officials denied his request to keep her; now he is fighting to retain the animal he says cannot survive in the wild

Rescued from a cattle trough in April, Harriet was nursed back to health by ecologist Graeme Wilson. A chance encounter with a helpless animal has turned into a complicated battle over wildlife protection, rehabilitation and the limits of human intervention. When Scottish ecologist Graeme Wilson rescued a starving badger cub from a cattle trough, he…

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new york woman can pursue legal claims after co op staff allegedly took her pets ai image

A New York woman says co-op staff entered her apartment while she was out, took her dog and cat, and concealed where the dog went; three years later, an appeals court has let her trespass and distress claims proceed

New York woman can pursue legal claims after co-op staff allegedly took her pets. (AI image) A New York woman who accused employees of her housing cooperative of entering her apartment without permission and taking away her dog and cat has won a legal battle to continue pursuing two of her claims. Nearly three years…

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‘Nitish Dialogue’ raised Ganga treaty issue nationally: JD(U) | Patna News

JD(U) state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha Patna: JD(U) state president Umesh Singh Kushwaha said on Wednesday that the need to protect Bihar’s interests in the renewal of the India-Bangladesh Ganga water-sharing treaty, scheduled for Dec 12, had gained national attention following his party’s ‘Nitish Dialogue’ campaign across the 12 districts through which the Ganga flows…

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‘If death is my destiny’: Sheikh Hasina firm on returning to Bangladesh in December | India News

“So, I will return to Bangladesh. That decision has not changed,” Hasina said (Photo: Reuters). NEW DELHI: Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday reiterated her commitment to return to Dhaka in December despite a death sentence awaiting her return from India.“If death is my destiny, I would rather die on the soil of…

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Irfan Pathan: ‘Selectors could be forced to think’: Irfan Pathan backs Anshul Kamboj for 2027 ODI World Cup | Cricket News

Anshul Kamboj (Agency Image) Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan believes Anshul Kamboj has the potential to become a contender for India’s 2027 ODI World Cup squad, suggesting that consistent performances could make it difficult for the selectors to overlook the young fast bowler.Kamboj impressed with the ball in India’s five-wicket victory over New Zealand in…

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maharashtra raises veterinary internship stipend to rs 18000 final year students to get rs 7000 more per month

Maharashtra Veterinary Interns Stipend: Maharashtra hikes veterinary interns’ stipend by 64%, monthly payout raised from Rs 11,000 to Rs 18,000

The Maharashtra cabinet has approved a 64% hike in the monthly stipend for eligible final-year veterinary students, increasing financial support during their compulsory one-year internship. The Maharashtra government has increased the monthly internship stipend for final-year veterinary students from Rs 11,000 to Rs 18,000, providing an additional Rs 7,000 to students undergoing compulsory clinical training….

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Spiritual Quote of the Day, November 5: On the spiritual note, is Rama Ekadashi and the Quiet Kindness of Keeping a Rule

Spiritual Intelligence (SI) emerges as an essential facet of both individual and community enhancement. There is a period, mostly every day mornings mark around that time, in which the mobile is close at hand but the day has not yet started. It seems harmless to pick up the phone. Staying away from it, however, for…

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Jantar Mantar violence: SC gives panel 1 month to file report, flags lack of complaints | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday said the High Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC), constituted to investigate violence during student protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar in July, had received very few complaints from those affected by it.During the hearing, the panel told a bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant that it had issued notices…

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