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Students of the government-run ITI here have built a six-feet-high statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose using automobile scraps .

Netaji’s 'Trash to Treasure' statue made by ITI students

Students of the government-run ITI have built a six-feet-high statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose using automobile scraps .

Six-foot-tall statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, which was recently constructed out of discarded iron rods, nuts, and bolts. Berhampur ITI students made the statue. The statue was unveiled on Monday, the 126th anniversary of the nationalist leader's birth, as a tribute to him.
According to principal Rajat Kumar Panigrahi of the government-run ITI. &ldquo;Our institute has utilized waste and discarded materials to make different statues which dot the campus".&nbsp;
The same technique was used to create a statue of Mahatma Gandhi last year. It was awarded the First prize in the National Competition on Welded Marvels in 2022's "Trash to Treasure" category. which the Indian Institute of Welding organized (IIW).
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Statue honouring Sikh soldiers unveiled in UK

UK unveils Sikh soldier's statue to honour services during WW1

The bronze statue which has been placed at Leicester's Victoria Park was sponsored by city council funds and donations from Sikh congregations.

The bronze statue which has been placed at Leicester's Victoria Park was sponsored by city council funds and donations from Sikh congregations.

A statue of a Sikh soldier was unveiled on Sunday in UK's Leicester city to honour Sikhs who fought for Britain in conflicts around the world.
The bronze figure on a granite plinth went on display in Victoria Park on Sunday, the BBC reported.
The Sikh Troops War Memorial Committee said it would complement the existing war memorials already there.
Sikhs made up more than 20 per cent of the British Indian Army at the outbreak of World War I, the report added.
The statue was created by artist Taranjit Singh and paid for with council funding and donations from Sikh congregations.
"We are so proud to be unveiling this memorial to honour the sacrifice of all those brave men who travelled thousands of miles to fight for a country that wasn't their own," Ajmer Singh Basra, president of the committee, was quoted as saying by the report.
He said the statue would serve as a reminder to Sikhs who have made Leicester their home, the report added.
Piara Singh Clair, from Leicester City Council, said: "For many decades, the Sikh community has significantly contributed towards the success of our city.
"I am very pleased that the idea of a Sikh memorial statue - envisaged by the late councillor Culdipp Singh Bhatti MBE - will be unveiled in Victoria Park.
"It will provide a fitting tribute alongside other memorials in the park." The unveiling took place at De Montfort Hall on Sunday and was attended by hundreds of people, including representatives from the armed forces.
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A nine-foot-high statue of Mahatma Gandhi was defaced with graphic words such as 'rapist' and 'Khalistan' written on it, according to the spokesperson for York Regional Police in Canada.

Mahatma Gandhi's statue defaced at Hindu temple in Canada, India seeks probe into 'hate crime'

A nine-foot-high statue of Mahatma Gandhi was defaced with graphic words such as 'rapist' and 'Khalistan' written on it, according to the spokesperson for York Regional Police in Canada.

India on Thursday condemned the desecration of a statue of Mahatma Gandhi at a Vishnu temple in the Richmond Hill city of Ontario in Canada, which police said is being investigated as a hate crime.&nbsp; &nbsp; "We are distressed at the desecration of Mahatma Gandhi statue at Vishnu temple in Richmond Hill. This criminal, hateful act of vandalism has deeply hurt the sentiments of the Indian community in Canada. We are in contact with Canadian authorities to investigate this hate crime," the Indian Consulate General in Toronto said in a tweet.&nbsp;
The Indian High Commission in Ottawa also expressed 'deep anguish' over what it called a 'hate crime' aimed at 'terrorising' the Indian diaspora and demanded a probe into the incident.
"We are deeply anguished by this hate crime that seeks to terrorize the Indian community. It has led to increased concern and insecurity in the Indian community here. We have approached the Canadian government to investigate and ensure perpetrators are brought to justice swiftly," tweeted the high commission.&nbsp; &nbsp; The local police reportedly described this as a 'hate and bias-motivated incident'. "Someone defaced the statue with graphic words, including rapist' and Khalistan," Constable Amy Boudreau, spokesperson for York Regional Police, was quoted as saying by ANI.
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The nine-foot-high bronze statue was reportedly built in Delhi and unveiled in Canada in May 1988.

Two days after Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala unveiled an 18-feet tall statue of Devi Lal in Sirsa, his cousin Karan Chautala on Wednesday washed it with holy Ganga water for "purification".
Hitting out at Dushyant, Karan said that those who had unveiled the statue had "misused" the former deputy prime minister's name.
Calling Devi Lal a "messiah of farmers", Karan also slammed Dushyant for not supporting the farmers' protests against new farm law.
Karan is the son of Indian National Lok Dal senior leader Abhay Singh Chautala. Dushyant is the son of Abhay's brother Ajay Chautala. They are both grandsons of INLD chief Om Prakash Chautala and great grandsons of former Dy PM Devi Lal.
Dushyant Chautala floated the Jannayak Janata Party in 2018 when the INLD split following a feud within the Chautala family, and joined the BJP govt.

Dushyant Chautala unveils Devi Lal's statue, his cousin 'purifies' it with Ganga water

Two days after Haryana Dy CM&nbsp;Dushyant Chautala unveiled an 18-feet tall statue of Devi Lal in Sirsa, his cousin Karan Chautala on Wednesday washed it with Ganga water for "purification"

Two days after Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala unveiled an 18-feet tall statue of Devi Lal in Sirsa, his cousin Karan Chautala on Wednesday washed it with holy Ganga water for "purification". Hitting out at Dushyant, Karan said that those who had unveiled the statue had "misused" the former deputy prime minister's name. Calling Devi Lal a "messiah of farmers", Karan also slammed Dushyant for not supporting the farmers' protests against new farm law. Karan is the son of Indian National Lok Dal senior leader Abhay Singh Chautala. Dushyant is the son of Abhay's brother Ajay Chautala. They are both grandsons of INLD chief Om Prakash Chautala and great grandsons of former Dy PM Devi Lal. Dushyant Chautala floated the Jannayak Janata Party in 2018 when the INLD split following a feud within the Chautala family, and joined the BJP govt.

Two days after Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala unveiled an 18-feet tall statue of Devi Lal in Sirsa, his cousin Karan Chautala on Wednesday washed it with holy Ganga water for "purification".
Hitting out at Dushyant, Karan said that those who had unveiled the statue had "misused" the former deputy prime minister's name.
Calling Devi Lal a "messiah of farmers", Karan also slammed Dushyant for not supporting the farmers' protests against new farm law.
Karan is the son of Indian National Lok Dal senior leader Abhay Singh Chautala. Dushyant is the son of Abhay's brother Ajay Chautala. They are both grandsons of INLD chief Om Prakash Chautala and great grandsons of former Dy PM Devi Lal.
Dushyant Chautala floated the Jannayak Janata Party in 2018 when the INLD split following a feud within the Chautala family, and joined the BJP govt.

A statue of teen climate activist Greta Thunberg, recently installed at the&nbsp;University of Winchester in England, has sparked outrage among students.
The&nbsp;&pound;24,000 statue is being labelled a 'vanity project' by students, who believe that the money could have been spent on something more substantial.
The statue is apparently the first life-sized one of the Swedish climate activist.
In its defence, the university authorities added that no money was 'diverted' from student support, for the project.

' A vanity project': Greta Thunberg's statue at this university has sparked anger 

A statue of teen climate activist Greta Thunberg, recently installed at the&nbsp;University of Winchester in England, has sparked outrage among students.
The&nbsp;&pound;24,000 statue is being labelled a 'vanity project' by students, who believe that the money could have been spent on something more substantial.
The statue is apparently the first life-sized one of the Swedish climate activist.
In its defence, the university authorities added that no money was 'diverted' from student support, for the project.

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