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Maharashtra water crisis: Dalit man digs a well in 40 days after his wife humiliated for water

However, Tajne has become the hero for the residents of his village and an inspiration for people across Maharashtra, which is going through water crisis.

That is when Tajne decided to dig well for his wife.

While it’s a job of 4 to 5 people, he managed to do it alone.

He worked for 40 continuous days and spent 6 hours digging the ground.

The day when Tajne decided to dig earth, his wife also thought the same way villager’s did and now feels embarrassed for not coming to Tajne’s help.

So he used to dig ground for four hours before leaving for his work and two hours after returning to work.

We wish Tajne success in his endeavors and this also makes us alarmingly think about the discrimination Bapurao Tajne faced just for being Dalit. »

Search for CDC missing employee enters second week

Authored by cbsnews.com

ATLANTA -- Police in Atlanta say a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention employee has been missing for two weeks.

Police said he called in sick that day and hasn't been heard from since.

A $10,000 reward is being offered for anyone with information leading to an arrest or indictment, CBS affiliate WGCL-TV reports. »

More than 200 Quebec doctors oppose proposed pay raise for themselves

Authored by thestar.com

Isabelle Leblanc, president of the group behind the letter, said nurses, orderlies and other employees in the health-care system are working under awful conditions.

“Basically, the amount of money the health department has to run the system is finite,” she said in an interview Monday.

Quebec Health Minister Gaetan Barrette says he’s ready to take some of the money out of the doctors’ hands. »

Israel aims to eliminate use of coal, gasoline and diesel by 2030

Authored by timesofisrael.com

“From 2030 onwards, the State of Israel will create alternatives and will no longer allow the import of cars that run on gasoline and diesel fuel.”.

The aim for 2030 is to alter that to 83% natural gas and 17% renewable energy, with “zero pollutants,” Steinitz said.

Steinitz said that according to OECD data some 2,500 people die in Israel annually because of air pollution. »

Men with higher testosterone levels report being more protective of their romantic relationships

Authored by psypost.org

New research suggests that men with higher levels of testosterone tend to devote more energy to keeping their romantic partners faithful and in a relationship with them.

The study, published in the journal Physiology & Behavior, examined what is known as mate retention behavior.

The study, “Intrasexual competition mediates the relationship between men’s testosterone and mate retention behavior“, was co-authored by Graham Albert, Justin M. Carré, and Triana L. Ortiz. »