#WATCH# | Dehradun: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami holds a virtual interaction titled 'Dil Ki Baat Dhami Uncle Ke Saath' with the children of the state. CM Pushkar Singh Dhami says, "Through our technology, we are able to connect with students across the state, from those in remote, far-flung villages to those in various cities. I have been informed that 8,00,000 students are participating in this session. This brings me great joy. Recently, we organised an essay competition titled 'Mere sapno ka Uttarakhand kaisa hoga?' (What will the Uttarakhand of my dreams look like?) I was truly delighted that over 2,50,000 students from our state participated. Beyond just taking part, they shared such excellent ideas, thoughtful perspectives, and a clear vision. I was deeply impressed by these young minds, and it has given me firm confidence that the future of our Uttarakhand is in very safe hands..."

#2025LDL# Spring | Group Stage - Champion Cup RYL 1-3 AL.Y In Game 2, Lucius' Kai'Sa dominated the Rift and secured the MVP! 🔥 With precise positioning, explosive teamfight damage, and clutch plays, he led AL.Y to a commanding victory. 🔹 Highlights: ✔️ Insane mid-game flanks & clean-ups ✔️ Huge damage share (30%+ likely) ✔️ Snowballed the bot lane advantage AL.Y's coordination was on point, while RYL will need to regroup for their next matches. Stay tuned for more action! (Official stats pending.) #LDL# #KaiSa# #MVP#

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