and when our top focus Rolls Royce accident the absolutely horrific accident in which a Rolls Royce car actually collided into a petrol tanker and when several unanswered questions remain because this is one accident that has triggered a lot of you know, several reports have come out. But now what? The primary question is that whether Cobert boss, the chairman of the group Via, was actually present in the Rolls Royce car or not, let's try and first understand as to what we know so far, so well. The Rolls Royce accident when it collided with the petrol tanker in Haryana is new. And this as an over speeding Rolls Royce rammed into a petrol tanker, the Rolls Royce Phantom model was being driven at a speed of 2 30 kilometre per hour. This was at a busy expressway at the Delhi Mumbai Expressway in the new area. Now the police have also indicated the presence of industrialist and K Group Chairman Vikas Malu in the car, and the accident happened at a U turn off the Delhi Mumbai Expressway In no, and initial reports came that the fuel tanker, that tanker the truck was on the wrong side of the road and that was the reason why this collision happened. But when the CCTV finally came out, it contradicted the police version and raised, you know, raised many questions on the Rolls Royce driver. So basically now the CCTV footage reveals that the Rolls Royce hit the tanker from behind. It was coming in at a speed of over 200 kilometres per hour and the Rolls Royce was also a part of a 20 vehicle convoy. It veered from the convoy and accelerated. The car lost control and collided with the tanker, after which it burst into flames. All that was left of that car was mangled metal. The fuel tanker also flipped in that head on collision, killing two on the spot and when the driver and the cleaner died on the spot and four people were injured. So, as I mentioned earlier, several reports came out after this absolutely horrific crash. But the bottom line was that there was an over speeding Rolls Royce that rammed into the petrol tanker. The petrol tanker was right on track and now the police have indicated the presence of industrialist Vikas Malu. Also in that Rolls Royce, what has our investigation well CCTV and key eyewitnesses. They contradict initial reports of the truck being on the wrong side. Eyewitnesses say that Kobe Group chairperson Vikas Malo was very much in the Rolls Royce car. In fact, the new SP has confirmed to NTV that Vikas Malu is undergoing treatment at the Meta Hospital in Guru Gramme after the accident and the police also say that the driver will be questioned. He will be called in for questioning and the investigation is underway. The Rolls Royce, as I said earlier, was over speeding and was at a speed of over 200 kilometres per hour. But the most crucial aspect of the information that has come in is that the US P has confirmed to ND TV that Vikas Malu could have been present in that car and he is undergoing treatment at the Meta Hospital as we speak. But listening to what the new SP told my colleague Kumar Hospital Birthday party celebrate so well. This has been a startling revelation in this entire investigation. The presence of Vikas Malo in that Rolls Royce car so well, who really is Vikas Malo? He is a chairman of the Kube group. He's a car lover. His social media is full of cars and in fact, reportedly he has over 40 Rolls Royce cars as well. Now he is where he has several businesses in several businesses and 45 countries, and he was also named in the Sash Kosik death case. Police had earlier alleged foul play, but later it was proven that there is no foul play in this particular case and his social media shows his lavish lifestyle. And as I mentioned over 40 Rolls Royce cars as well. Now this brings us to many unanswered questions in this absolutely horrific accident. Why were reports of truck driving on the wrong side? It leaked because that is something that has been strongly contradicted by the CCTV footage. Why weren't those in Rolls Royce in that car named in the FIR? Because the FIR still does not name the people who were actually in the Rolls Royce during the accident. Why has industrialist Malo not been questioned so far? Is there an attempt to shield the powerful industrialist in this absolutely horrific case that has killed two people? That is really the big question and moving now to the other big headline. The prime minister was in Greece for a one day action packed diplomatic visit. This was after he was in Johannesburg for the Greek summit and today well, he was honoured with Greece's highest honour and this visit was historic in its own right. Because the prime minister was the first Indian PM to visit Greece in nearly 40 years, the focus was very much on trade, defence and also culture. The prime minister emphasised that Greece and India have been historic partners and natural allies and our immediate focus will be to amplify our bilateral trade. The prime minister there also interacted with the Indian diaspora and he narrated India's growth story there to all the members of the Indian community present there. No grease or Paros or or strategic rail bridge hurt my head Motor roar cricket stadium. I my head up in my head. So crucial diplomatic visit there by the prime minister. But moving now to a special focus the aftermath of the mis bridge collapse Well, it has left many families in West Bengal's Malda counting their dead. And while it's also triggered a political row between the T MC and the opposition in West Bengal. The focus has now shifted to the migrant workers in West Bengal and the employment opportunities available to them. What is really pushing them out of the state? But that is our focus in this report devastated families grieving their loss. This family in Choa village lost six members in the bridge collapse in Miser, 11 from this village died. 37 year old Moza Ali leaves behind three daughters. He had left home after the punch elections and worked as a contractual labourer at the site, 28 year old Mohammad al HAQ says he was supposed to be at the bridge construction site with his other family members. West Bengal governors and the bus met families of labourers who lost their lives in the Misra railway construction accident. West Bengal sends an estimated 50 LAC migrant labourers to other states. Most are from Malda and Motaba. Due to lack of jobs in that area. The advance payment from contractors is a huge attraction. Politics over the deaths has already begun. Government has demanded railway jobs for family members of those who have died all the necessary benefits to the deceased and the injured will be provided by the ministry as per the law. As for the extra truths and I just wanted to clarify that the Minister of Railway has already the honourable minister has already the amount for the West Bengal governor, Dr Si Anan, the visiting the families of those labourers who lost their lives in the accident in. But every family here sends migrant labourers as there are lack of employment opportunities in areas like this. This village itself has every home that has sent migrant labourers to other parts of the country. And the question is, who is looking out for them and how will they cope with this kind of tragedy with camera person Shankar at Chad Village in Malda district of West Bengal. So the migrant workers they are the worst hit in that tragedy. But moving now to an absolutely deplorable incident coming out of a teacher was seen on camera telling school Children to slap a boy at a private school in MUA. Massive outrage over her action, the police said they've seen the viral video and will ask the Education Department to take action against the teacher. The boy in this particular case is a Muslim. The police said they are investigating whether the teacher's action was communal in nature. In the video, the teacher used communal words, which the police have also confirmed. Yeah, number 10 months ago. You got any? Yeah, I got the there. There also an hour Bible you never put in a Hello Oh W Management Social media. What an absolutely shameful video there. This video emerged from a school in. We'll take a short break now. News continues on the other side. Welcome back. The friction between the Ahmadi party government in Punjab and the governor has intensified yet again after the governor warned that he may recommend the president's rule over chief minister. Bagman man, not responding to an official communication governor, warned Mr Man that he could recommend presidents rule in the state and also start criminal proceedings if his letters are not answered, elected in power or go president. A real sense of president, Punjab Constitutional framework or so well the latest flashpoint between the Amadi Party government in Punjab and the governor, but moving now to what is being seen as a progressive observation by the Delhi High Court. A ruling on maternity benefits for contractual employees well. The Delhi High Court today said that employees cannot be denied maternity benefit, particularly talking about those on contract. Basal has more. In the last few years, courts across India have held in various judgments that maternity leave and its consequential benefits should be extended to contractual employees as well. Data shows that while 45% of India's graduates are women, just about 10% of educated women in this country pursue long term careers. A significant number of women, particularly on contractual jobs, leave the workforce often never to rejoin again because they don't get maternity leave. Perhaps keeping all this in mind, the Delhi High Court has said that the nature of a woman's employment permanent contractual ad hoc must not come in the way of her receiving maternity benefits, which is basically six months of paid leave, childcare facilities and a non discriminatory appraisal system. Because those are a fundamental and integral part of her identity and dignity, this is something that all employers need to be mindful of. The court was hearing a petition filed by a woman lawyer who was denied maternity leave by the Delhi State Legal Services Authority the woman was an impanelled lawyer, not a regular employee, which is why the authority had argued that she was not eligible for maternity leave. The court, of course, rejected that argument and said that she hadn't asked for anything extraordinary or outrageous, and to stand in the way of a woman's maternity rights was in violation of the fundamental rights granted by the Indian Constitution. What is important is that courts have been speaking about the need for a positive change of perspective, along with a more adaptive approach of employers in granting maternity benefits. For instance, last week even the Supreme Court held that maternity benefits have to be granted even if the period of benefit overshoots the term of contractual employment. Experts also say that there is a need to revisit the 100% employer funded model of maternity leave question whether the country is ready for gender neutral, parent to leave and even pull up companies who discriminate against hiring women. A good sign in this regard is that courts have already started talking about the importance of maternity leave and showing that bringing up a child is not the mother's job so well, a progressive order there by the Delhi High Court. That's all that we have on this bulletin. Goodbye. Thank you for watching.
