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New Indian Express
08-05-2025
- General
- New Indian Express
Mock drill instills a sense of confidence among citizens in Karnataka
BENGALURU: With a two-minute-long siren at the Civil Defence headquarters at Ulsoor in the city, Operation Abhyas, a mock drill, began around 4 pm on Wednesday with the rescue of two people stranded on Ulsoor Lake island. The drill emphasised the importance of understanding siren protocols, two different types of sirens and know-how to respond to each. Over a hundred citizens, including college students and senior citizens, witnessed the drill and learned how to react during an emergency and the meaning of Code Red and Code Green alerts. Around eight mock drill scenarios were conducted by the Civil Defence staff in coordination with the Fire and Emergency Services, SDRF, medical teams, Home Guards, wireless teams, and members of the NCC, Bharat Scouts and Guides.
Time of India
21-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Na Umra Ki Seema Ho fame Chirag Joshi on his 29th birthday, says ‘I'm more handsome and more responsible'
Television actor Chirag Joshi, known for his role as an antagonist in Na Umra Ki Seema Ho , is celebrating his 29th birthday today, April 21st. Currently based in Mumbai, Chirag marked the special occasion with close friends, expressing gratitude for the love and warmth he received. "Being appreciated and loved boosts self-esteem and confidence," Chirag shared. "It drives out the feeling of loneliness when you're reminded that you're special and valued. I'm really thankful to my friends in Mumbai, who've become like family. It was fun to ring in my birthday with them. I'm 29 now—more handsome and more responsible." Reflecting on the emotional significance of birthdays, Chirag added, "Celebrating yourself is important for your mental health, especially when you live away from family. The stress and anxiety of daily life fades away for a while. You feel joyful when people take your birthday seriously and make an effort to celebrate you." Originally from Kota, Rajasthan, Chirag admitted to missing his family on his special day. 'My parents couldn't be here, but we connected over a video call. Their blessings have helped me survive and grow in Mumbai's competitive showbiz industry. I owe my resilience to their trust. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Neurologist: 97% of People With Neuropathy Don't Know This Crucial Thing Nerve Relief Read More Undo I began my day by visiting a temple, but I really missed my mom's homemade birthday cake.' On the professional front, Chirag was last seen in the upcoming Bollywood film Code Green. Looking ahead, he shared, 'I'm exploring different mediums and not limiting myself. But yes, if a promising TV role or lead character comes my way, I'd definitely consider it.' Having appeared in popular shows like Piya Rangrezz and Siya Ke Ram, Chirag Joshi continues to evolve both personally and professionally—with charm, gratitude, and ambition.
