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一 | A Montana man who was mauled by a grizzly bear that bit off the front of his lower jaw is ready to return home after five weeks in a Utah hospital, a physician and his family said Friday during a news conference.Rudy Noorlander, who answered most questions at the University of Utah hospital by writing on a white board, is looking forward to having a root beer float, reuniting with his Yorkshire terrier Sully, returning to the outdoors and maybe even being able to attend the rivalry football game next month between the Montana Grizzlies and his beloved Montana State Bobcats.“And he's developed a whole new hatred toward the University of Montana,” his daughter Katelynn Noorlander Davis said, referring to the team's mascot.Noorlander can speak briefly, but it hurts “a little,” he said. He will need speech therapy, his surgeon, Dr. Hilary McCrary said. Noorlander didn't want to take questions about the attack because he wants to tell the story himself and write a book. And he'd like to have actor Cole Hauser from the “Yellowstone" television series play his character in the movie adaptation.Noorlander's adult daughters — Ashley Noorlander and Davis — sat on either side of him during the news conference, recounting the ups and downs of the past five weeks.Davis read a statement her father wrote, thanking people for the support, love, prayers and kindness he's received from friends and strangers. “I truly feel blessed to be surrounded by such amazing people,” Davis said, reading her father's statement. “I also want to say that the first root beer float is going to taste so amazing and soon I'm going to be a free-range chicken and won't be hooked up to anything.”The family is hoping he'll be able to return home on Monday.Noorlander was attacked by a grizzly bear on Sept. 8 after joining two people to look for a deer they had shot and wounded. The bear came upon him so quickly, he did not have time to deploy bear spray and his gun misfired, according to reports at the time.The attack happened south of Big Sky, a popular resort area about 55 miles (90 kilometers) north of Yellowstone National Park, where Noorlander has a business renting out all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiles. It took several hours for him to be removed from the area via helicopter. He was taken to the hospital in Bozeman, where he underwent a tracheostomy to create an airway through his trachea, McCrary said. Then he was flown to the hospital in Utah.Noorlander's jaw and lower lip were reconstructed during a 10-hour operation on Sept. 28 using a portion of his lower leg bone and transplanted skin, said McCrary. He also got dental implants during that surgery. McCrary said she was amazed by Noorlander's determination to recover when she met him the day after the attack.“He was very adamant that he was going to fight this thing and get through it. And at that point, he was still on a ventilator and had a chest tube and lots of lines everywhere," McCrary said. Noorlander wrote that his family and life motivated him to keep fighting and, showing his sense of humor, added “I will win Round 2,” with the bear.Noorlander was asked why he wanted to share his story.“Only by the hands of God am I here,” Noorlander wrote. “Believe it or not, I believe that this attack was an answer to my prayers and that potentially it could help somebody else going through something similar.”He said he was also glad it was him that was attacked, rather than four older hikers he saw on the same trail that day.Noorlander still has a small wound under his chin that will need to heal and doctors are working on getting him ready to eat without risking infection, McCrary said.“And maybe if he's really lucky, we'll have a root beer float waiting for you in the room,” she told Noorlander.。

二 | New Delhi, Oct 19 (UNI) Mallikarjun Kharge was elected as new President of Congress on Monday, Congress Central Election Authority Chairman Madhusudan Mistry announced .

Total 9385 votes were polled, of the which Kharge got 7897 votes, while his competitor Shashi Tharoor got 1072 votes. Mistry added that 416 votes were invalid.

Outgoing Congress President Sonia Gandhi went to the president elect’s residence to wish him.

Party leaders Rahul Gandhians Priyanka Gandhi also congratulated Kharge on his win.

“Congratulations to Mallikarjun Kharge ji on being elected as the President of INC. The Congress President represents a democratic vision of India. His vast experience and ideological commitment will serve the party well as he takes on this historic responsibility, Rahul Gandhi said.

Priyanka Gandhi said the party will continue its struggle under the leadership of Kharge.

Kharge, a former railways and labour minister, thanked all for their support and said In the 75-year history of independence, the Indian National Congress continuously strengthened the country's democracy and protected the Constitution. “Today, when democracy is in danger, the constitution is being attacked, and every institution is being destroyed, the Congress party set an example to strengthen the country's democracy by conducting organizational elections at the national level;” he said.

Addressing his first press conference he said inflation, severe unemployment, the gap between the rich and the poor, and the hatred spread by the government in the country are some of the main issues that need to be addressed.

He also mentioned Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, he appealed to all Congress members and the people of the country to join it.

He also said the “ruler” in power in Delhi “talks a lot but does nothing”.

“We believe that this country cannot be sacrificed to the whims of a dictator. We have to come together and defeat these destructive forces,” he said.

Tharoor congratulated Kharge and said, “It is a great honour & a huge responsibility to be President of INC& I wish Khargeji all success in that task. It was a privilege to have received the support of over a thousand colleagues, and to carry the hopes& aspirations of so many well-wishers of Congress across India”.

Tharoor’s election manager, Salman Soz, has complained about many irregularities in Congress Presidential Polls.

Soz in his letter quoted various instances of violations in the polling process in different States, one of which is about the Lucknow centre for Uttar Pradesh.

Mistry said they will give pint by point reply, adding that they shouldn’t have made the complaint public.

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