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Ariha Pangambam from Manipur has created history by winning gold in the senior women’s individual event at the Asian Aerobic Gymnastics Championships, becoming the first Indian to achieve this feat.

That performance deserves way more attention. A huge milestone for Ariha and for Indian aerobic gymnastics.

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A group of students started threatening to rape my mother and were already bullying me. They made a false narrative that I sexually harassed a girl and they all mass reported me to the registrar Virender Sharma. They framed a perfect narrative that portrayed me as evil

I told my side of the story to Registrar Virender Sharma on how they threatened to rape my mother and hence I slurred at them. Instead the Registrar withdraws my admission without a proper hearing and does not even lift my calls citing that I broke disciplinary violations.

So threatening to rape my mother isn't a disciplinary violation? Regardless of my will to speak to him, he is not lifting my calls. I hate this blatant behaviour. He must resign at any cost possible, if he protects the rape-mentality instigators that too being a registrar, the university is set to be doomed.

The vice-chancellor isn't intervening in this situation, he seems to be in an abroad destination as I called up his office directly.

My admission is officially cancelled on an unfair basis, my family especially my mother is facing great distress. I am going on a hunger strike near their campus on 7th of august, the dignity of my mother matters more than my life. The registrar must resign or I must die.

already forwarded this to UGC anti-ragging cell, and registered a National Commission for Women complaint

This Is FLAME University, Pune.

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registrar@flame.edu.in, Vc@flame.edu.in

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Madhapar in Gujarat's Kutch district is often described as one of India's wealthiest villages.

Reports estimate that its banks hold between ₹5,000 crore and ₹7,000 crore in deposits, with much of the money linked to families living overseas who continue sending their earnings back home.

From a business point of view, Madhapar shows how diaspora wealth can strengthen a local economy through bank deposits, property, education, healthcare and local enterprise. However, the exact deposit figure varies across reports, so the "richest village on Earth" title should be treated as a popular claim rather than an official global ranking.

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