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10 Jul

Docstribe Raises Strategic Funding from ABGD Ventures to Accelerate Market Expansion Across the US and GCC

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Docstribe, a leading AI-powered digital patient care journey and precision care coordination platform, today announced the successful closing of a strategic funding round led by ABGD Ventures. This investment will fuel Docstribe's market expansion strategy, with a primary focus on strengthening its presence across the United States and the United Arab Emirates, two of the world's most progressive and rapidly evolving healthcare markets.   This funding round represents a significant vote of confidence in Docstribe's vision to redefine how healthcare providers deliver care, through technology, precision, and a deep commitment to patient outcomes and enhancing business performance.   At its…

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10 Jul

BlueRose Technologies Launch Worlds First Ever Digital Heirloom – LifeTree

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Bangalore based BlueRose Technologies today announced the launch of LifeTree, the world’s first dedicated 'Digital Heirloom' platform designed to protect family heritage from fading in the digital age. Built on the core belief that every family has a story worth preserving, LifeTree provides a secure, private sanctuary where families can document their past, celebrate their present, and safeguard their legacy for future generations. The platform was born out of a stark modern reality observed by technology Co-Founders Vineet Jain and Tulasidasappa: as families increasingly disperse across global geographies due to migration and busy lifestyles, the risk of losing cultural roots grows…

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10 Jul

Brampton Man of Punjabi Origin Gets 20-Year US Jail Term in International Drug Smuggling Case

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingBrampton

Brampton (Rajeev Sharma): A Canadian man of Punjabi origin has been sentenced to two decades in a United States federal prison after being convicted of leading a cross-border drug trafficking operation that moved massive quantities of cocaine and methamphetamine from the US into Canada. The sentence was announced by the US Attorney's Office following proceedings in a federal court, where Guramrit Sidhu, 63, admitted to running an organised narcotics network. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said the conviction followed a lengthy multinational investigation involving agencies from the United States, Canada and Mexico. According to prosecutors, Sidhu supervised a sophisticated…

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10 Jul

Continuous Rain Keeps Chandigarh on Alert; IMD Warns of More Downpours, Civic Teams Deployed Across City

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, TrendingChandigarh

Chandigarh (Naval Kishore): Chandigarh remained under a spell of persistent monsoon showers on Friday as overnight rain and cloudy skies disrupted normal movement across the city. With weather conditions expected to remain unstable, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has cautioned that more intense rainfall could occur over the Tricity region during the day. The latest weather assessment indicates that Chandigarh, along with neighbouring Mohali and Panchkula, may witness repeated spells of moderate to heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning. Officials have advised residents to limit outdoor movement, particularly during periods of intense rainfall. Several stretches across the city experienced…

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10 Jul

Monsoon Continues to Lash Himachal; Schools Closed in Vulnerable Areas as IMD Maintains Rain Alert

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Shimla (Rajeev Sharma): Heavy monsoon showers continued to impact normal life across Himachal Pradesh on Friday, forcing authorities to shut schools in parts of Sirmaur district while cautioning residents about the possibility of landslides, flash floods and road disruptions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has maintained a Yellow Alert for five districts, warning of heavy rainfall at isolated locations. The district administration ordered the closure of all government and private schools in the Sangrah and Pachhad subdivisions after continuous rainfall affected road connectivity and increased the risk of landslides. Officials clarified that the closure applies only to students, while teachers…

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10 Jul

Congress Leadership Standoff in Punjab Continues as Charanjit Singh Channi Skips Baghel Meetings, Central Intervention Expected

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPolitics, Punjab, TrendingCharanjit Singh Channi

Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): The leadership tussle within the Punjab Congress remained unresolved on Thursday, with former Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi continuing to stay away from meetings convened by AICC Punjab affairs in-charge Bhupesh Baghel. The prolonged deadlock has prompted speculation that the party's central leadership may soon step in to broker a compromise between the rival camps. Baghel has been holding discussions with senior party leaders in Chandigarh for several days to address organisational issues and prepare the state unit for upcoming political challenges. However, Channi has not participated in any of these interactions, signalling that differences within the…

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10 Jul

Punjab Bets on Modern Geo-Tube Barrier to Tackle Sutlej Flood Threat, Locals Await Final Protective Layer

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, TrendingPunjab

Ludhiana (Gurpreet Singh): With memories of last year's devastating floods still fresh, Punjab has turned to advanced engineering to strengthen flood defences along the Sutlej River. A geo-tube embankment is being developed in Ludhiana's Sasrali region, marking the state's first use of the technology for riverbank protection. The project is being implemented after a stretch of the existing embankment was breached during the 2025 monsoon, exposing nearby villages to floodwaters. Engineers concluded that rebuilding the damaged section using conventional soil-based methods would not be effective because the river had shifted its alignment. Construction teams have been working continuously for the…

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10 Jul

Rain Lashes Chandigarh, IMD Predicts More Showers Across Punjab Before Monsoon Weakens

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjab, TrendingChandigarh, Punjab

Chandigarh (Gurpreet Singh): Continuous rain in Chandigarh and adjoining Mohali since late Thursday night has brought welcome relief from the heat, even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned of moderate rainfall in several districts of Punjab over the next few days. The overnight showers uprooted trees in parts of Chandigarh, including Sector 39, prompting civic teams to clear roads and restore normal traffic movement. Light rain continued in Mohali through the morning, keeping temperatures significantly lower than earlier this week. The Chandigarh Meteorological Centre has forecast moderate rainfall for seven districts, including Patiala, Fatehgarh Sahib, Rupnagar, Shaheed Bhagat Singh…

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10 Jul

Elections Alberta Warns Public About Fake Website Impersonating Official Election Portal

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsAlberta, Canada, TrendingElections Alberta

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Elections Alberta has issued a public warning after identifying a fraudulent website that appears to imitate its official online platform by using a misleading web address and displaying fabricated voter information. According to the election authority, the website electionsab.ca closely resembles the official Elections Alberta address, elections.ab.ca, and appears to have been created to mislead users amid recent concerns surrounding the unauthorized use of Alberta’s List of Electors. Officials clarified that the website generates entirely fictitious information, including names, residential addresses, telephone numbers and so-called elector identification numbers. Elections Alberta stressed that the displayed data is not…

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10 Jul

Metro Vancouver Governance Reform Moves Ahead as Committee Backs Board Size Cap

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsBritish Columbia, Canada, Trending

Vancouver (Rajeev Sharma): A proposal to reduce the size of Metro Vancouver’s Board of Directors has cleared a key hurdle after the regional district’s Governance Committee endorsed a recommendation to limit the number of directors each municipality can appoint. The proposal, initiated by Delta Councillor Dylan Kruger, will now be placed before the full Metro Vancouver Board for consideration. If adopted, municipalities would be restricted to appointing a maximum of three directors, while the existing weighted voting system based on population would remain unchanged. The recommendation is part of a broader governance reform effort launched last year, when Kruger introduced…

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