Kim Kardashian Drops a Baby No. 3 Bombshell: ''I Just Want to Explore Surrogacy''

Does Kim Kardashian have baby fever...again?!

In a sneak peek promo from next Sunday's brand new episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kanye West's other half drops a baby bombshell on her family.

"So I've come to the conclusion that I just want to explore surrogacy," the mother of two tells mama Kris Jenner, who looks in shock at the news. OMG!

So is Kim really seriously about giving daughter North West and son Saint West a sibling? You'll have to tune in to find out!

Watch the promo for yourself to see how shocked Kris is about the baby No. 3 news.

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Five-foot croc found in palace compound

A five foot long crocodile was rescued from Rajmahal compound in the city on Saturday afternoon.

The reptile was rescued by a team of forest department officials who had rushed to the Laxmi Vilas Palace compound after being informed about the crocodile venturing into the area which is circled by mango orchard.

According to forest department officials, labourers who were working in the farm spotted the crocodile and called wildlife rescue activist Rakesh Wadhwana. Wadhwana and the forest department team reached the spot to capture the reptile. “The crocodile seems to have entered the area after coming out from the tributary of Vishwamitri river that flows adjacent to the compound,“ said an official.

The crocodile was captured after two hours of rescue operation which had begun at around 1pm. By the time forest department's team rushed to the spot, a huge crowd, mostly labourers, had also gathered in the area.

The female reptile also had some minor injury marks on its head. “It seems it has received this injury marks while it was trying to make its way out of the wild weeds and thorns of `gando bawal' that is found in abun dance near the compound,“ said the official.

The crocodile which has been kept at the forest department office in Kamati Baug will undergo medical check-up before it is released. This is the second time that a crocodile had ventured into the palace compound. Earlier on September 30, a seven foot long crocodile was found resting on the palace lawns.

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Dog killed after it bit 10, including four children





It's not just Kerala where extreme steps are taken against stray dogs closer home, residents of Hatkeshwar decided to beat a dog to death after it bit 10 persons on Saturday including four kids.Locals alleged that when contacted over the emergency, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) officials told residents that their stray-dog vans were engaged.The stray dog was first noticed in the area on Friday, after it bit three-yearold Aruna Shinde below Vrundavan Apartment near Hatkeshwar crossroads at 10 am. The girl's lower lip was bitten off by the dog which also bit another 10year-old.
“Soon after, Kokila Boricha, 60, was getting down the stairs at Karnavati Apartments when the dog bit her on her leg. Her host, Jenti Patel, who came out to see what happened, was also bitten. The dog soon went on a rampage in the area. It also bit a cow and a goat,“ said Harshad Patel, a social worker from Amraiwadi.
As the number of pati ents started increasing at the LG Hospital, the locals contacted AMC to catch the dog and remove it from the area to prevent terror. However, after getting to know that it would take time to send a vehicle, the locals ran out of patience and beat the dog to death, as they suspected that it had gone rabid.

Patel said that dog menace is a reality in many parts of Maninagar, Amraiwadi and Khokhra and timely action is required from the civic authorities to prevent such brutal incidents in the future.

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Man kills self at Civil Hospital

A 30-year-old man, admitted to the C Ward of Civil Hospital for treatment of jaundice, jumped to his death from the second floor early on Saturday morning.Shahibaug police, suspect the man's prolonged illness is the probable cause for his suicide.

According to investigators, Sanjay Pattni, 30, a resident of Pattnivaas in Asarwa, was admitted to the hospital for over a fortnight due to advanced-stage jaundice.

A vegetable vendor, Pattni was admitted in hospital four times in the last six months which affected his work and family life.

“His brother and sister-inlaw were in the ward with him but when they were asleep at 6.45 am, Sanjay jumped from the ward and sustained head injuries which killed him at the spot,“ said a police investigator.

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TOXI CITY - Burning and choking after gas leaks in Vinzol

As many as 14 residents of Vinzol village adjacent to Vatva-GIDC industrial area were rushed to LG Hospital in Maninagar on Saturday after they felt severe itching and burning sensation in their eyes, allegedly due to the gas leak early in the morning.

Residents of Nilkanth Faliya in Vinzol said that all those hospitalized were observing night-long `Mataji Jaagran' when they were exposed to the leaked gas.

Some had inhaled the gas that had escaped in the air but they did not find it alarming.The reason is smell of different gases constantly hangs in the air in this industrial belt.They got alarmed only when most of them felt severe itching in their eyes.

Devusinh Rathod, 55, who had organized the Jaagran , told TOI that they smelt some gas at around 3 am late on Friday night. “But that is not a big deal here as we are used to such smells,“ said Devusinh, a daily wager, pointing to his red and swollen eyes.

They first approached a private hospital for treatment but when they failed to get respite from severe itching and burning in the ey es, they were brought to L G Hospital.

As news of the gas leak spread, Ahmedabad mayor Gautam Shah went into ac tion and offered assurance of an inquiry into the incident.

“A team of doctors will treat the patients,“ the mayor said.

“An inquiry has also been ordered to check whether the gas leak or sometad caused itching hing else had caused itching and burning in the eyes. I have asked the commissioner to instruct Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) chairman and a team of the AMC to probe the incident thoroughly ,“ Shah said.

Another affected resident, Dashrath Rathod, said that the residents frequently suffer from respiratory problems but this is the first time they had suffered problems in their eyes. “I could not see properly especially in the daylight. I also feel severe burning sensation in my eyes,“ he said.

Raysang Rajput, 47, said that he came to know about the gas leakage early on Saturday morning.

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State bodies opposing reforms: BCCI

The BCCI virtually told the Lodha panel on Sa turday that it would not be able to implement Supreme Court-directed reforms in cricket administration because of the resistance from state associations. The BCCI said all its efforts, including stoppage of funds, have failed to make its member associations fall in line, pass resolution to implement the reforms, and file an affidavit.

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Most startups not keen to shop at IITs this year

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50% Fewer Cos Interested After Blacklist Episode

Startups do not seem to be the flavour of this placement season. The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have seen a 50% fall in the number of startups that will be present for the campus recruitment drive. Missing conspicuously are e-commerce unicorns Flipkart, Paytm, OlaCabs and Snapdeal that haven't yet signed up to shop at any of the IITs.While the response from startups has been tepid, overall it's a happy placement sea son for IITs with pre-placement offers up by 25-30% compared to last year.
Early this year, the IITs barred 31 companies, including delivery service Grofers, baby clothing website Hopscotch, Portea Medical and a host of other startups, from participating in their placement drives.
They were blacklisted for a year for “playing with the careers of students“ by making last-minute changes to their offers, revoking offer letters, falsely hiring them for affiliates and delaying joining dates.The All IIT Placement Committee, which decided to blacklist these companies, estimated that around 135 students from across IITs were affected by these companies' actions.
While many startups have stayed away , several are being screened by placement teams before they are allowed to visit the tech campuses. At IITMadras, 54 startups have registered. Last year, 98 were present. At IIT-Bombay , there are fewer startups among companies that have listed to recruit.
“We are screening the companies that want to recruit from our campus,“ said a placement team member of IIT-Kanpur. “Their funding, cash flow and the year of founding, essentially their stability, is what we are checking,“ he added.
From the Roorkee campus, 52 startups had recruited last year; this year, only 35 have registered. “There is a significant decrease in the number of startups that have registered for placement drives this year due to funds crunch and other market issues,“ said placement head N P Padhy . Some regulars too have not yet signed up: Delhivery , Mad Street Den, Aura Semiconductor and Practo.“We encourage good startups to participate in placements,“ said Padhy .
While large e-commerce companies have not yet confirmed their participation, some IITs are in touch with them. “It could be possible that they do not have manpower requirement. It really hasn't been a great year for many startups,“ said another placement dean.
The process of empanelling firms wanting to recruit talent from the IIT campuses is open until the end of November.

“Until last year, most of the startups used to sign up early on. Also, the firms that were blacklisted made up about 30%-40% of the startups that used to visit all the IITs. So it was certain that the numbers would fall this year,“ said a placement dean.

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Pollution and smog will not just relief

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Moving in Delhi a week is unlikely to find complete relief from smog. Meteorologists said the condition of smog in Delhi Inwairnment a week is likely to continue. Chance of a speeding Delhi winds are low. Air pollution particles in the air in Delhi have been locked, which are not moving forward. Pollution caused by rising levels of smog has been recorded.

Plawat scientist Mahesh Skaimet season of Pollution in the environment, which said that the biggest reason is the weather. Weather patterns due to air in Delhi is not running at all. Usually when the wind blows at more than 25 km, the polluted particles are beginning to move forward. On Tuesday the wind will begin running. But the speed will be 15 km. Winds with a speed of over 25 km of the week is less likely to run. Pollution caused by smog and the current situation can continue.

How long will such a situation?

Pollution in Delhi for a week, increasing the level of people have little chance of relief. Climate scientists and experts said in Delhi, similar weather conditions will continue for a week. Pollution of the air by the Delhi Ayrlok stack. There is no wind at all, in the Inwairnment polluted particles are staying in the same place and are not moving forward.

What smog and grow?

The meteorologist said Mahesh Skaimet Plawat crop residue burning in Punjab and Haryana to Delhi this week, will knock the wind is too polluted. Because of the position of the poor is likely to smog in Inwairnment. Pollution caused by smog in Delhi's environment is very much to be recorded, which is impacting heavily on visibility. This week there are less chances of getting complete relief from smog.

Why is recorded smog

Meteorologists said many polluted particles and gases Pollution levels also depends on the mixing height. Pollution from growing in Inwairnment smog is recorded. Diwali last year polluted particles and gases mixing height was close to 590 meters. But the mixing time of the day during this Diwali night at 492 meters and 152 meters was reached. Several meters above the Earth's Sth mixing height are dependent on factors of Pollution. The more polluted and polluting particles, mixing of gases would be height. Will make the difference on the condition of the more than Inwairnment smog. Since Diwali in Delhi's environment dangerous category over the past seven days have been registered. It is the highest in many years. Meteorologists said the condition of four consecutive days of smog in the air are recorded. It was in the 90s.

How long will come good sunlight?

Mahesh Plawat meteorologist said the next four to five days in the capital is unlikely to get good sunlight. Entering smog in the air. According to the current situation in Delhi is Air Lock. If the sun is out, which also. So it is not much effect. There is no wind at all. Because of the polluted particles are in the air lock.

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