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Three sisters from Rajasthan's Hanumangarh have cracked Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) exam together.&nbsp;
Two of their elder sisters, Roma and Manju, also cleared the same exam a few years ago and are currently serving in the state services.
Also watch:&nbsp;NEET Postgraduate exam on September 11, says health minister Mansukh Mandaviya
Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan shared the news on Twitter after which congratulatory messages started pouring in for the sisters.
The final result of the&nbsp;RAS 2018 exam was announced on July 13.&nbsp; Jhunjhunu's Mukta Rao topped the exam while Tonk's Manmohan Sharma and Jaipur's Shivakshi Khandal came in second and third.

Rajasthan: 3 sisters crack Rajasthan Administrative Service exam together

3 Cheers! Three sisters from the&nbsp;Hanumangarh district crack Rajasthan&nbsp;Administrative Services together

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<li>3 sisters cracked Rajasthan Administrative Service exam together</li>
<li>Congratulatory messages pour in for Anshu, Reetu and Suman</li>
<li>The final result of the&nbsp;RAS 2018 exam was declared on&nbsp;July 13</li>
<li>Jhunjhunu's Mukta Rao topped the exam while Tonk's Manmohan Sharma&nbsp;came in second&nbsp;</li>
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Three sisters from Rajasthan's Hanumangarh have cracked the&nbsp;Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) exam 2018, the final result of which was announced on July 13.&nbsp;

Three sisters from Rajasthan's Hanumangarh have cracked Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) exam together.&nbsp;
Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan shared the news on Twitter after which congratulatory messages started pouring in for the sisters -- Anshu, Reetu and Suman.
Two of their elder sisters, Roma and Manju, also cleared the same exam a few years ago and are currently serving in the state services.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/neet-postgraduate-exam-on-september-11-says-health-minister-mansukh-mandaviya-1626185152511" target="_blank">NEET Postgraduate exam on September 11, says health minister Mansukh Mandaviya</a>
The final result of the&nbsp;RAS 2018 exam was announced on July 13.&nbsp; Jhunjhunu's Mukta Rao topped the exam while Tonk's Manmohan Sharma and Jaipur's Shivakshi Khandal came in second and third.

A group of 93 former civil servants wrote to Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi&nbsp;Saturday, expressing "deep concern" over what they called were "disturbing developments" in the Union Territory of&nbsp;Lakshadweep&nbsp;in the name of "development".
In their letter, copies of which were shared with Home Minister Amit Shah and Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar, the group said that the draft legislations brought by Administrator Praful Khoda Patel had been introduced without discussion with local representatives.
They have urged the prime minister to ensure an appropriate development model, in consultation with the islanders with emphasis on access to safe and secure healthcare, education and just governance among others.&nbsp;
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93 retired bureaucrats write to PM Modi of ‘disturbing’ developments in Lakshadweep

93 former civil servants complain about Lakshadweep Administrator's actions
'Islanders have to be consulted before any change is imposed' Retired bureaucrats asked PM to replace Praful Khoda Patel Ex-babus&nbsp;seek appointment of a responsive Administrator

A group of 93 former civil servants wrote to Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi&nbsp;Saturday, expressing 'deep concern' over what they called were 'disturbing developments' in Lakshadweep.
In their letter, copies of which were shared with Home Minister Amit Shah and Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar, the group said that the draft legislations brought by Administrator Praful Khoda Patel had been introduced without discussion with local representatives.
They urged the prime minister to ensure an appropriate development model, in consultation with the islanders with emphasis on access to safe and secure healthcare, education and just governance among others.&nbsp;
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Residents of Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Jewar village are treating Covid&nbsp;patients with makeshift arrangements of their own due to low availability of beds at local hospitals.
A video doing the rounds of social media show sick villagers camping under a neem tree in an open ground with glucose bottles hanging from its branches, hoping that the healing properties of the tree will alleviate their symptoms.
But their narrative of inadequate medical infrastructure is at odds with with district administration&rsquo;s story.&nbsp;
After Yogesh Talan,&nbsp;former village pradhan,&nbsp;told the media that every other house is suffering from Covid symptoms and the local hospital is refusing patients, the Gautam Budh Nagar administration&nbsp;has booked him for disobedience of a public servant's order, spreading infection and under sections of the Epidemic Diseases Act.
An FIR has also been filed by Jewar's primary health care centre against 65-year-old Harveer Talan, a Covid patient who has been camping under the tree. Officials claim that Harveer voluntarily sought treatment from quacks and refused to get admitted at Covid care facilities.
Meanwhile, Yogesh Talan, the former sarpanch&nbsp;of the village, accused the district&rsquo;s offensive as retribution for speaking out against the government. He said that the Harveer was offered a bed at a district hospital 70 km away and another at Sharda Hospital in Greater Noida that is 50 km away from the village.
Meanwhile, 100 oxygen concentrators as foreign aid from Switzerland reached Jewar on Tuesday. Dhirendra Singh, the BJP MLA from Jewar separately said he has procured 10 oxygen cylinders and 25 fowler beds from private players and has also allocated 50 lakh from his official local area development fund to set up a Covid care facility.

UP: FIR against villagers for complaining about lack of medical facilities 

//Makeshift beds for Covid&nbsp;patients in UP's&nbsp;Jewar&nbsp; //Sick&nbsp;camping in open ground, blame poor medical facilities //District admin refutes charge, blames quacks &amp; villagers //Ex-pradhan who alleged poor infrastructure&nbsp;booked&nbsp; //Another FIR against 65-year-old Covid&nbsp;patient&nbsp; //Ex-pradhan:&nbsp;punishing for speaking against govt

Residents of Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Jewar village are treating Covid&nbsp;patients with makeshift arrangements of their own due to low availability of beds at the&nbsp;local hospital.&nbsp;
A video doing the rounds of social media show sick villagers camping under a neem tree in an open ground with glucose bottles hanging from its branches, hoping that the healing properties of the tree will alleviate their symptoms.
But their narrative of inadequate medical infrastructure is at odds with with district administration&rsquo;s story.&nbsp;
After Yogesh Talan,&nbsp;former village pradhan,&nbsp;told the media that every other house is suffering from Covid symptoms and the local hospital is refusing patients, the Gautam Budh Nagar administration&nbsp;has booked him for disobedience of a public servant's order, spreading infection and under sections of the Epidemic Diseases Act.
An FIR has also been filed by Jewar's primary health care centre in-charge against 65-year-old Harveer Talan, a Covid patient who has been camping under the tree. Officials claim that Harveer voluntarily sought treatment from quacks and refused to get admitted at Covid care facilities.
Meanwhile, Yogesh Talan, the former sarpanch&nbsp;of the village, accused the district&rsquo;s offensive as retribution for speaking out against the government. He said that the Harveer was offered a bed at a district hospital 70 km away and another at Sharda Hospital in Greater Noida that is 50 km away from the village.
Meanwhile, 100 oxygen concentrators as foreign aid from Switzerland reached Jewar on Tuesday. Dhirendra Singh, the BJP MLA from Jewar separately said he has procured 10 oxygen cylinders and 25 fowler beds from private players and has also allocated 50 lakh from his official local area development fund to set up a Covid care facility.

Bahrain becomes 4th Arab state to normalise ties with Israel

Israel and Bahrain on Sunday agreed to establish formal diplomatic relations, making the small Gulf country the fourth Arab state to normalise ties with Israel.

Israel and Bahrain on Sunday agreed to establish formal diplomatic relations, making the small Gulf country the fourth Arab state to normalize ties with Israel. The US-brokered agreement capped a one-day visit by a high-level delegation of American and Israeli officials to Bahrain. Bahrain joined the United Arab Emirates at a festive White House ceremony last month marking the &ldquo;Abraham Accords&rdquo;. Israel's agreements with the UAE and Bahrain have marked diplomatic victories for the Trump administration and for Israeli PM&nbsp;Netanyahu.

Israel and Bahrain on Sunday agreed to establish formal diplomatic relations, making the small Gulf country the fourth Arab state to normalise ties with Israel. The US-brokered agreement capped a one-day visit by a high-level delegation of American and Israeli officials to Bahrain. Bahrain joined the United Arab Emirates at a festive White House ceremony last month marking the &ldquo;Abraham Accords&rdquo;. While the UAE's deal with Israel formally established ties, the agreement with Bahrain was less detailed and included a mutual pledge to follow suit. Israel's agreements with the UAE and Bahrain have marked diplomatic victories for the Trump administration and for Netanyahu

AIR FORCE ENTERING A TRANSFORMING ERA: IAF CHIEF

As China remains hostile, India is going in for boosting its combat drones capabilities. The Army, Navy and Air Force have collectively come to the conclusion that India should opt for a weaponised drone rather than reconnaissance and surveillance drones. India had first expressed its interest in the armed drones in 2015, and the procurement had been in the works since then. The Services now want the MQ-9B Sea Guardian, manufactured by General Atomics, USA, which has 40-hour endurance with a maximum altitude of 40,000 feet and payload or weapon carrying capacity of over 2.5 tons including air-to-surface missiles and laser-guided bombs. MoD officials, on conditions of anonymity said, &ldquo;We are in negotiations with the Trump administration, which is willing to provide India with the latest armed drone technology. In this, it is the prohibitive cost of the system that is a hurdle, not the Trump administration.&rdquo;

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