A girl slipped into a sump and died at Begumpet area. According to Begumpet police 3-year-old Pranita, D/O of Raju, R/O of Kishan Nagar was playing when she suddenly fell into the sump and died. Begumpet police is investigating the case.
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Delhi’s Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung on Tuesday said the city’s Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) functions under his “authority, control and supervision”.
The declaration came after a media report said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had appointed six Bihar Police officials in the ACB.
“This refers to a news item published in a couple of dailies today about the reported posting of police officials from Bihar in Delhi’s ACB,” an official release from Jung’s office said.
Police confirmed the man who was run over by the Express Rail Link (ERL) near an interchange station in Malaysia, was an Indian national, media reported on Tuesday.
After verifying with two witnesses, police confirmed the victim as 39-year-old Jagdish Singh, Astro Awani news channel reported.
The victim’s identity was also confirmed after police recorded a witness statement of the owner of a retail shop who admitted to holding Singh’s passport.
Weeks after the Election Commission expressed displeasure over senior leader Sanjay Raut’s comments on voting rights of Muslims, the Shiv Sena on Tuesday said all Muslims who consider India their motherland should be given all citizen rights. “All Muslims who consider India as their motherland and those who are ready to sweat it out for the development of the country are our brothers and they should be given all the rights as citizens of India,” the Sena said in an editorial in its mouthpiece ‘Saamana’.
University of Hyderabad has been given 22nd rank among top 25 universities of the country. This rank was given in a survey conducted by Online portal Career360 of Higher Educational Rating and Career Counselling. Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur tops the list while IIT, Bombay is on 2nd place followed by IIT Madras and Amety University Noida.
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Youth are urged to focus on prayers on the occasion of Shab-e-barat instead of wasting the night on roads and hotels. Eateries lure people by extending offers like special Haleem night and other such offers which is unwarranted.
Nestle’s ‘Maggi’ noodles were subjected to tests at several places in the country for reportedly containing very high levels of lead and monosodium glutamate (MSG) which is highly dangerous to human lives.
Nestle India’s woes continued to escalate as dozens of live larvae were found in the company’s baby milk powder in Tamil Nadu.
According to the report, K Prem Ananth, a taxi driver from Puliakulam, Coimbatore, had purchased a 380 gm Nestle NAN PRO 3 carton, a milk powder for his baby.
Syed Naser Viqar R/O Sayeedabad served in Saudi Arabia after doing M A MLS from Osmania University. Now he is busy training youth Islamic art. He is expert in oil paintings and wood works. He makes beautiful paintings by joining thousands of wooden blocks. He was a football champion during his young days. He also provides computer, mobile phone repairing, fashion designing, tailoring and craft training to poor needy youth. He also provides financial assistance to poor traders to save them from the evil of usury. His wife Yousuf Fatima also supports him in his endeavour.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Tuesday announced that notification for recruitment for 25,000 government posts will be issued in July.
Addressing state formation day celebrations here, he said the unemployed were waiting for jobs for years. He said though post-bifurcation problems were yet to be sorted out, the government has decided to start the recruitment process.
Scientists have identified Britain’s oldest sauropod (plant-eaters) dinosaur from a fossil bone discovered on the Yorkshire coast.
The vertebra (backbone) originates from a group of dinosaurs that includes the largest land animals to have ever walked on the Earth.
This new sauropod dinosaur, from the Middle Jurassic Period at about 176 million years old, was found near Whitby, Yorkshire.
Actress Sonakshi Sinha, who turned 28 on Tuesday, was wished “beautiful years ahead” by her friends from Bollywood.
Sonakshi is said to be excited about the day as it’s her first birthday after her elder brother Kussh Sinha’ wedding and she plans to celebrate it with her sister-in-law.
Sonakshi, who entered Bollywood in the year 2010 with “Dabangg” opposite Salman Khan, has since starred in many films like “Lootera” and “Rowdy Rathore”.
Currently shooting for the upcoming A.R. Murugadoss film “Akira”, she is also judging the latest season of “Indian Idol Junior”.
Weeks after the Election Commission expressed displeasure over senior leader Sanjay Raut’s comments on voting rights of Muslims, the Shiv Sena on Tuesday said all Muslims who consider India their motherland should be given all citizen rights.
“All Muslims who consider India as their motherland and those who are ready to sweat it out for the development of the country are our brothers and they should be given all the rights as citizens of India,” the Sena said in an editorial in its mouthpiece ‘Saamana’.
Mothers are unbeatable, even in exams. This was proven by an Assamese woman.
Nayanmoni 37 outperformed her son Ankur, 18, in the class XII final exam in Assam securing first division with 69.8% and above 80% in sociology. Both have attended the examination as regular students.
However the mother feels upset that her son only managed to pass the third division. “How can I be happy? I would be delighted if my son too had done better. We always look up to him for a better living,” Nayanmoni, said.
India’s tennis star Sania Mirza has lent her support to the cause of animal welfare, calling for adoption of homeless dogs and cats in a new ad campaign for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
Sania, who became the first female tennis player from India to achieve the world number one rank in doubles along with partner Martina Hingis in April, stars with her rescued cat, Posh in the adorable print ad.
On the suspicion that they were in a relationship, a 75-year-old Yousuf was forced to walk down the aisle (marry) 65-year-old widow Jamila by village panchayat in Bijnor as per reports in TOI.
The couple is finding it hard to survive as they are forced to live in a graveyard on the outskirts of the village under the scorching sun since Sunday without a shed and with a few clothes and utensils.
“The nights are even worse,” says Yousuf, who worked as a labourer but has been rendered jobless for the past two days.
Students of Law College boycotted their classes for the second day on Tuesday protesting against the de-recognition of an IIT-Madras students’ body allegedly for being critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They also blocked the road in front of the district court here and termed the de-recognition of Ambedkar Periar Study Circle at IIT, Madras, as an “attack on the freedom of expression”.
The students also demanded that the de-recognition be rolled back immediately. The traffic on the busy road was affected for more than one hour.
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Members of the students’ body of IIT, Madras, whose derecognition for allegedly violating code of conduct has sparked off a major political row, on Tuesday staged a protest inside the campus demanding recognition and an apology from the Dean for his action against them. Members of Ambedkar Periyar Study Circle (APSC) staged a placard-holding protest inside the premises of the premier technical education here, even as the media was not allowed entry to cover the agitation.
A district court here directed police today to register an FIR against two Nestle officials and film stars Amitabh Bachchan, Madhuri Dixit and Preity Zinta, who have featured in the Maggi advertisements and arrest them if required.
Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Ramchandra Prasad directed Kazi Mohammadpur Police Station to register the FIR against the five and investigate the complaint.
The court also directed the police to go for arrest if required in the course of investigation.
The order came during the hearing of a case filed by lawyer Sudhir Kumar Ojha yesterday.
Members of the students’ body of IIT, Madras, whose derecognition for allegedly violating code of conduct has sparked off a major political row, today staged a protest inside the campus demanding recognition and an apology from the Dean for his action against them.
Members of Ambedkar Periyar Study Circle (APSC) staged a placard-holding protest inside the premises of the premier technical education here, even as the media was not allowed entry to cover the agitation.
Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan today cut the key interest rate by 0.25 per cent, third time this year, meeting market and government expectations of boosting growth by lowering borrowing cost.
While the RBI cut the repo rate from 7.5 per cent to 7.25, it left all other policy tools like cash reserve requirement unchanged at 4 per cent and Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) at 21.5 per cent.
The 61-day ban on fishing, which has been imposed to facilitate the breeding of fish, came into effect in Goa from yesterday.
The ban on fishing was imposed to safeguard fish during their breeding season. The ban during the breeding season helps replenish the fish stock in the sea by preventing large-scale netting of young fish and eggs.
During the ban period, the mechanised fishing boats, trawlers, including traditional boats are banned from carrying out fishing activities in the waters.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday greeted the people of Italy on their Republic Day.
The Prime Minister took to twitter to extend his wishes.
“On their Republic Day, my warm greetings & felicitations to the people of Italy,” he posted.
Italy observes June 2 as its Republic Day, to commemorate the 1946 referendum when the people of the country decided what form of governance to pursue after the fall of fascism following the Second World War. (ANI)
Martyred Captain Saurabh Kalia’s father N.K. Kalia on Tuesday said that the governments which have been in power over the past 16 years had remained ‘silent spectators’ over his son’s case, adding that he was content that the matter was finally being seen as a national issue.
“After a long wait, the government realised that this is a national issue. I am quite content the way the government has taken this in view after 16 years. None of the parties in power cared about this case. The Indian government just stayed as a silent spectator,” said Kalia.
Shab-e-Barat, the night of deliverance, falls on the 15 of the Islamic month of Shaban. It is an occasion for people to seek forgiveness of their sins.
But the image of Islam is getting battered year after year by the irresponsible misdirected youth going on high speed doing stunts on roads.
Post midnight, over a few stunt bikers zip across the City, flouting all traffic rules.
A less-than-expected easing of the monetary policy by the Reserve Bank Of India and the hawkish outlook given by it, subdued investor sentiments and led a barometer index of the Indian equities markets to trade deep in the red during the post-noon session on Tuesday.
The benchmark index of the Indian equities markets, the 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex), was trading a little over 280 points or 1.01 percent down.
The wider 50-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) was also trading in the negative zone. It was lower by 80 points or 0.94 percent at 8,353.75 points.