Press Trust Of India
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IIT Bombay Student Sahil Wakode's Parents Approach High Court, Seek CBI Probe
The petition alleged that police had failed to probe the case with the seriousness it merits and, hence, sought the probe to be monitored by a retired judge.
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Money Laundering Case Filed Against Subhash Chandra Over Loan Fraud
Responding to the charges, a spokesperson for Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (Z) said the Enforcement Directorate filed the case against Subash Chandra in his personal capacity and has no bearing on the company or its operations.
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Gujarat govt mandates mental health support, counsellors in schools to prevent suicides by student
Introduced under the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Regulations 1974, the provisions will apply to classes 9 to 12 students in schools affiliated with GSHSEB.
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Ignored India Star Takes 5 Wickets In 2nd Unofficial Test But Team Concedes Lead To NZ A
Replying to India A's first innings score of 346, New Zealand A, who were reduced to 338 for 8, finished their first innings at 424. The last two wickets yielded 86 runs to provide the hosts a handy lead.
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Gujarat Makes Counsellors Mandatory In Schools, Sets Up Suicide Prevention Teams
A district-level monitoring committee, headed by the District Collector, will oversee implementation, review complaints and serious incidents, and recommend corrective measures.
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"Corruption Hasn't Come Down": RG Kar Victim's Mother Unhappy With Probe
Questioning the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) handling of the RG Kar rape-murder case, she said her family had never sought a federal probe and alleged that the central agency had failed to make progress. "If they cannot do the job, they should step aside."
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Mob Vandalises Church, Assaults Priests During Inauguration In West Bengal
The attackers allegedly vandalised a Cross of the church, assaulted priests and devotees, and smashed mobile phones of those trying to record the incident, he said.
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Gautam Gambhir Throws Abhishek Sharma A Challenge After India's 3-2 Series Win
Gautam Gambhir said the team's inexperienced bowling attack should get all the credit if the visitors do well in the five-match ODI series against New Zealand starting on November 4.
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1,500 Cars Denied Entry, Rs 68 Lakh Fines On Day 1 Of Delhi's Pollution Curbs
Under the enforcement of the ban on non-Delhi pre-BS-VI vehicles, 14,930 vehicles were checked by the Delhi Traffic Police and the Transport Department, and about 10.31 per cent of them were turned back.
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4 Die By Suffocation While Cleaning Hotel Waste Chamber In Madhya Pradesh
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, who hails from Ujjain, announced financial assistance of Rs 4 lakh each to the families of the deceased.
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3 Arrested For Pro-Khalistan Graffiti At 2 Delhi Metro Stations
The accused were allegedly promised substantial financial rewards for writing separatist slogans at prominent metro locations, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Narra Chaitanya said
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Woman's Decomposed Body Found Inside Locked Apartment In South Delhi
Police said the body was discovered after police were informed about a foul smell emanating from the house, which had been locked for the last 8-10 days.
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"Income-Tax Payers Should Give Up Free Electricity": Bihar Chief Minister
The government was providing 125 units of free electricity to consumers across economic categories, Choudhary said, urging "income-tax-paying people to voluntarily give up the free electricity benefit".
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Odisha Braces For Cyclone Murasu After Cyclone Arnab Leaves 6 Dead
Special Relief Commissioner (SRC) Rajesh P Patil said Cyclone Arnab, which made landfall in Andhra Pradesh on October 28, and subsequent floods have impacted 1.18 lakh people in Odisha
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UP Priest Jailed For Luring Girls Inside Temple, Selling Their Videos Abroad
Investigation revealed that the priest would lure girls visiting the temple into a room on the pretext of offering them 'prasad'. Once they were inside the room, he would engage in obscene acts with them and record videos.
