Name: 5 pistols, 90 bullets dropped by Pakistan drone recovered in Punjab
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Description: The "infiltrating rogue" drone was fired upon by our troops and later during search of the area a packet was recovered from the field, a BSF spokesperson said.

Judge quotes from 'Spiderman' while hearing bribery case against a sub-inspector

'With great power...': Delhi court while convicting cop for taking bribes

A Delhi court on Thursday quoted Spiderman's Uncle Ben while convicting a cop for taking bribes. 

Judge quotes from 'Spiderman' while hearing bribery case against a sub-inspector

A Delhi court on Thursday quoted Spiderman's Uncle Ben while convicting a cop for taking bribes.
Sub-inspector Gopal Singh of Delhi Police was convicted for demanding a bribe of Rs 2 lakh from the complainant Anita for removing her and her husband's name from a complaint against them related to a quarrel which he was investigating.
The court said all witnesses have said the complainant herself gave the officer Rs 80,000 on January 2, 2019, after the amount was decided during a conversation on December 31, 2018.
The court said that the quote 'with great power comes great responsibility' from the movie Spiderman has became an "arduous code of conduct" for public servants, especially police.
The court said power cannot be enjoyed simply for its privileges alone, it makes the holder morally responsible for what they do or don't do with it.&nbsp;
(With PTI inputs)

While hearing a 16-year-old rape survivor's plea for abortion, a judge of the Gujarat High Court has remarked that it was once normal for girls to deliver a child before they turned 17

'Girls used to deliver before turning 17': Gujarat HC on 16-year-old rape survivor's abortion plea

It was once normal for girls to marry at a young age and deliver a child before they turned 17, a judge of the Gujarat High Court has remarked while hearing a minor rape survivor's plea for permission to terminate her pregnancy.

While hearing a 16-year-old rape survivor's plea for abortion, a judge of the Gujarat High Court remarked that it was once normal for girls to deliver a child before they turned 17

It was once normal for girls to marry at a young age and deliver a child before they turned 17, a judge of the Gujarat High Court has remarked while hearing a minor rape survivor's plea for permission to terminate her pregnancy.
While indicating that he might not allow the petition if both the girl and foetus were healthy, Justice Samir Dave of the high court also referred to the Manusmriti during the hearing on Wednesday.
The rape survivor is 16 years and 11 months old and carrying a seven-month-old foetus. Her father moved the HC seeking permission for abortion as the pregnancy had crossed the 24-week threshold up to which abortion can be performed without a court's leave.
On Wednesday, his lawyer sought an early hearing, saying the family was concerned because of the girl's age.
Justice Dave said there was anxiety because "we are living in the 21st century".
"Ask your mother or great-grandmother. Fourteen-fifteen was the maximum age (for marriage), and girls used to give birth to their first child before turning 17. And girls get mature before boys....Though you may not read, but you should read Manusmriti once," he added.
As the expected date of delivery is August 16, he consulted expert doctors in his chamber, the judge informed the lawyer.
"The court can consider (allowing abortion) if any serious ailments are found in the foetus or the girl. But if both are normal, it will be very difficult for the court to pass such an order," the judge said.
In the end, the court directed the Medical Superintendent of Rajkot Civil Hospital to get the girl examined by a panel of doctors to find out if the medical termination of pregnancy was advisable.
The doctors should also carry out ossification test on the girl and a psychiatrist should ascertain her mental condition, Justice Dave said, asking the hospital to submit reports by June 15, the next date of hearing.
During the hearing, the judge also advised the girl's lawyer to start looking for options in case the medical opinion went against the termination of the pregnancy.
"I will not give permission if both are found healthy. The weight of the foetus is also good...What will you do if the girl gives birth and the child lives? Who will take care of that child? I will also inquire if there are government schemes for such children. You should also check if someone can adopt that child," said the judge

The principal has now issued a statement saying she unconditionally apologises

Terror group threatens Kashmir principal over abaya ban, she apologises

The principal of the Vishwa Bharti Government Higher Secondary School in Srinagar has apologised after receiving a threat from a terror group over restrictions on girls wearing 'abaya' to classes, according to a report by NDTV.

The principal has now issued a statement saying she unconditionally apologises

The principal of the Vishwa Bharti Government Higher Secondary School in Srinagar has apologised after receiving a threat from a terror group over restrictions on girls wearing an abaya to classes, according to a report by NDTV.&nbsp;
The principal had asked girls not to wear an abaya, a long robe worn by Muslim women, inside the school as it was not part of the uniform. She had said that there is no objection to girls wearing a hijab. A group of students refused to accept the directions and staged a protest.&nbsp;
The principal has now issued a statement saying she unconditionally apologises if the students' or parents' sentiments have been hurt. She added that students can wear an abaya inside classrooms.&nbsp;
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The alleged assailant was identified as Sohaib.

On cam: man hits, stabs another in Delhi; arrested, say police

On cam: Man hits, stabs another in Delhi; arrested, say police


The alleged assailant was identified as Sohaib.s

Days after the murder of a teenage girl was caught on camera in Delhi, a similar stabbing attack has come to light from the national capital.
A man was seen allegedly hitting and stabbing another in the Nand Nagri police station area on June 8, 2023.
The victim, identified as Kasim, was rushed to hospital.
The accused, identified as Sohaib, has been caught, and a probe is underway.

The victim was identified as a boy named Mahfooz.

UP: tiger kills 10-year-old boy near wildlife sanctuary

The victim was identified as a boy named Mahfooz.

A tiger killed a 10-year-old boy in Uttar Pradesh on June 8, 2023. The incident occurred near Katarniya Ghat Wildlife Sanctuary.
Some people had gone to the jungle for grazing their cattle, including the victim, Mahfooz.
When the tiger approached them, many ran away, but Mahfooz couldn't, and was attacked.
The tiger was eventually chased away.
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NCP leader Supriya Sule has said that a death threat has been issued to the party president and her father Sharad Pawar on social media.

Death threat received for Sharad Pawar: Supriya Sule

NCP leader Supriya Sule has said that a death threat has been issued to the party president and her father Sharad Pawat on social media. She also met the Mumbai police chief demanding action.

NCP leader Supriya Sule has said that a death threat has been issued to the party president and her father Sharad Pawar on social media.

Nationalist Congress Party president Sharad Pawar has received a &ldquo;death threat&rdquo; on social media, NCP claimed on Friday. Taking cognisance of the matter, Mumbai police are in the process of registering a first information report, a senior police official said.
A delegation of NCP workers led by Pawar&rsquo;s daughter and Lok Sabha member Supriya Sule met Mumbai police chief Vivek Phansalkar demanding action.
The NCP leaders told the police that 82-year-old Pawar received a message on Facebook that read &ldquo;he will meet the same fate as (Narendra) Dabholkar soon&rdquo;.
Narendra Dabholkar, who fought against superstitious beliefs, was shot dead by two bike-borne assailants during his morning walk in Pune on August 20, 2013.
Sule submitted printouts of the screenshots of the death threat to the police.
A senior police official told PTI that they have been informed about the threat to the NCP chief on a social media platform.
&ldquo;We are looking into it. We have started a probe,&rdquo; the official said.
NCP had sent a representative to lodge a police complaint, the official said. &ldquo;The police are in the process of registering an FIR in this connection at South Region Cyber police station,&rdquo; he added.

J&K school 'abaya' row: Mehbooba Mufti alleges attack on religion

J&amp;K school 'abaya' row: Mehbooba Mufti alleges attack on religion

Amid a controversy over a Jammu and Kashmir school's order on the wearing of 'abaya' by girl students, former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti hit out at the authorities.
She called the choice of clothes and food a "constitutional right". Mufti asked authorities not to force people to do anything which is "against religion".
Earlier, the principal of the Vishwa Bharati School in Rainawari apologised for asking girl students not to wear an 'abaya', or long robe.
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The Bahanaga High School had asked the state government to demolish the building as students were scared to return to their classes

Odisha train accident: Balasore school where dead bodies were kept demolished

The school in Balasore that was turned into a temporary morgue after the triple train collision in Odisha on June 2 has been demolished. 

The Bahanaga High School had asked the state government to demolish the building as students were scared to return to their classes

The school in Balasore that was turned into a temporary morgue after the triple train collision in Odisha on June 2 has been demolished.&nbsp;
Students of Bahanaga High School in Odisha were scared to return to their classes in the building where the dead bodies of the victims were kept.&nbsp;
Such was the reluctance of the young students and their parents to come back to a building associated with tragic mass death that the school management committee had pleaded with the state government to demolish the 65-year-old building.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Younger students are scared,&rdquo; admitted Bahanaga High School Headmistress Pramila Swain, adding that the school had planned to &ldquo;conduct spiritual programmes and follow some rituals to help them overcome their fears.&rdquo; She said some senior students and NCC cadets from the school had even joined the rescue work.
Though the bodies have been shifted to Bhubaneswar and the school campus has been sanitised and cleaned, the students and the guardians are scared and in a state of panic.
&ldquo;It is difficult to forget that so many bodies were kept in our school building,&rdquo; said a student.
The SMC had initially allowed only three classrooms for the purpose. Later the district administration used the open hall of the school for keeping the bodies for identification.
(with PTI inputs)

56-year-old Manoj Sane was arrested after chopped and boiled body parts of Saraswati were found in a Thane flat. 

Mumbai murder: victim told orphanage she was living with 'rich uncle'

The 32-year-old woman who was allegedly killed by her live-in partner in Maharashtra's Thane had told her orphanage that she is living with her maternal uncle in Mumbai, according to a report by NDTV. 

56-year-old Manoj Sane was arrested after chopped and boiled body parts of Saraswati were found in a Thane flat.&nbsp;

The 32-year-old woman who was allegedly killed by her live-in partner in Maharashtra's Thane had told her orphanage that she is living with her maternal uncle in Mumbai, according to a report by NDTV.&nbsp;
The news outlet quoted an employee of the Jankibai Apte Balikashram in Ahmednagar as saying that the victim, Saraswati Vaidya had told them that her uncle is very rich and owns cloth mills.&nbsp;
56-year-old Manoj Sane and Saraswati had been living together for 9 years. Sane was arrested after chopped and boiled body parts of Saraswati were found in a Thane flat.&nbsp;
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Sane has claimed that Vaidya killed herself and he cut her body as he was scared. 

Mumbai woman murder: accused Manoj Sane says victim was like his daughter

The man accused of killing his alleged live-in partner in their flat in a Mumbai suburb has told the police that he is HIV+ and had never had a physical relationship with the woman, according to a report by The Indian Express. 

Sane has claimed that Vaidya killed herself and he cut her body as he was scared.&nbsp;

The man accused of killing his alleged live-in partner in their flat in a Mumbai suburb has told the police that he is HIV+ and had never had a physical relationship with the woman, according to a report by The Indian Express
56-year-old Manoj Sane told the police that Saraswati Vaidya was like a daughter to him and that he was teaching her maths. He claimed that 32-year-old Vaidya wanted to appear for Class 10 boards.&nbsp;
Sane is accused of killing Vaidya and chopping her body into pieces. He has however claimed that she died by suicide and he cut her body as he was scared.&nbsp;
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The "infiltrating rogue" drone was fired upon by our troops and later during search of the area a packet was recovered from the field, a BSF spokesperson said.

5 pistols, 90 bullets dropped by Pakistan drone recovered in Punjab

Five Austria-made Glock pistols and more than 90 rounds of different calibre bullets dropped by a Pakistani drone were recovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Friday from along the International Border in Punjab, officials said.

The "infiltrating rogue" drone was fired upon by our troops and later during search of the area a packet was recovered from the field, a BSF spokesperson said.

Five Austria-made Glock pistols and more than 90 rounds of different calibre bullets dropped by a Pakistani drone were recovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Friday from along the International Border in Punjab, officials said.
The dropping of the weapons and ammunition took place in Metla area of Gurdaspur sector around 2:30 am.
The "infiltrating rogue" drone was fired upon by our troops and later during search of the area a packet was recovered from the field, a BSF spokesperson said.
Officials said the cache contained five Glock pistols, ten magazines and 91 rounds.
Security agencies suspect the consignment was meant for Khalistani separatist groups in the border state.
The Glock is a sophisticated semi-automatic pistol that is used by counter-terrorist forces like the National Security Guard (NSG) and other commando teams.
It is used for close-quarter battle scenario and VIP protection duties as it has a range of 35-50 metres. It is manufactured in Austria and the USA.
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Heavy rain in parts of Kerala as delayed monsoon reaches state

As a delayed monsoon landed in Kerala, parts of the state received isolated heavy rainfall with yellow alert being issued in nine districts of the state and orange alert in one. 

Monsoon reached Kerala a week late

With the monsoon landing in Kerala on Thursday, parts of the state received isolated heavy rainfall with yellow alert being issued in nine districts of the state and orange alert in one.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for Kozhikode district for the day.
An orange alert means very heavy rains from 6 cm to 20 cm of rain and a yellow alert means heavy rainfall between 6 and 11 cm.
The onset of monsoon in Kerala was announced earlier in the day by the IMD which said it was delayed by a week.
However, experts are of the view that delays in the onset of monsoon in Kerala is not a matter of concern as it is not the first time and expressed hope that the rains in the next 2-3 weeks would make up for the deficit at the beginning.

Kashmir school allegedly bans 'abaya' in school, students protest

Several female students of Vishwa Bharti Higher Secondary School in Srinagar staged a protest against its administration, alleging they were denied entry to the institute for wearing an abaya

The school's principal said that they only want&nbsp; students to follow the uniform prescribed by them

Several female students of Vishwa Bharti Higher Secondary School in Srinagar staged a protest against its administration, alleging they were denied entry to the institute for wearing an abaya, a cloak or a robe worn by Muslim women.&nbsp;
The school's principal said that they only want to ensure that students follow the prescribed uniform.&nbsp;
School principal Memroz Shafi added that the students had been told that they can wear abaya from home to school, but they should take it off inside the school premises.
"We told them to wear a long white-coloured Hijab or a large dupatta as that is part of the school uniform. They come wearing colourful abayas, with different designs which is not part of the uniform," she said.
(with PTI inputs)

The man allegedly showed the hotel staff a fake transaction number saying he had already paid Rs 6.5 lakh

Man arrested over unpaid bill after staying at Delhi 5-star with family

A man has been arrested for allegedly refusing to pay a bill of 3.65 lakh rupees for staying with his family at a five-star hotel in Delhi, police said on Thursday. 

The man allegedly showed the hotel staff a fake transaction number saying he had already paid Rs 6.5 lakh

A man has been arrested for allegedly refusing to pay a bill of Rs 3.65 lakh for staying with his family at a five-star hotel in Lutyens' Delhi, police said on Thursday.
According to the FIR, the assistant manager of the hotel said the guest and his family booked two single-occupancy rooms assuring the staff that the payment will be made on May 31.
They checked into the hotel on May 28 but the guest did not make the payment on the promised date, police said citing the First Information Report (FIR).
The guest allegedly breached the hotel's credit policy by showing fraudulent UTR (Unique Transaction Reference) numbers claiming that he had already paid Rs 6,50,000 through a bank transfer.
But upon checking, no such transaction was found to be made by him and when he was asked about it, he assured that the payment will be made on June 3. During this period, he enjoyed all the services -- including meals and bar -- and again on the assured date, he failed to make the payment, the FIR stated.
When confronted, he threatened the hotel staff that he would call the police and frame false allegations against them. He refused to pay and allegedly abused the hotel staff and damaged the hotel property, it said.
The man did not clear the bill of Rs 3,65,965, it added.
Based on the complaint, a case under section 420 (cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property) of the Indian Penal Code was registered against the guest and his family on Tuesday for staying and availing the hotel services without paying the complete bill amount, police said, adding the matter is being probed.

The 'Akhand Bharat' map inside the new Parliament has drawn criticism from Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka. 

Jaishankar's jibe after Pakistan criticises 'Akhand Bharat' mural in Parliament

Defending the 'Akhand Bharat' mural in Parliament, external affairs minister S Jaishankar has said that it represents undivided India and shows the spread of the Ashoka empire. 

The 'Akhand Bharat' map&nbsp; inside the new Parliament has drawn criticism from Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka.&nbsp;

Defending the 'Akhand Bharat' mural in Parliament, external affairs minister S Jaishankar has said that it represents undivided India and shows the spread of the Ashoka empire. He said that the mural depicts the idea of responsible and people-oriented governance and he does not expect Pakistan to understand it does not have the power to understand it.&nbsp;
He was responding to Pakistan terming the 'Akhand Bharat' mural a 'matter of grave concern'
The map of ancient India inside the new Parliament has drawn criticism from Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka.&nbsp;
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Admission letters of several Indian students to Canadian universities were found fake

Fake admission scam: Canadian panel asks authorities to stop deportation of Indian students

Fake admission scam: Canadian panel asks authorities to stop the deportation of Indian students

Admission letters of several Indian students to Canadian universities were found fake

A Canadian parliamentary committee has voted unanimously to urge the border services agency to stop the deportation of nearly 700 Indian students who were duped by unscrupulous education consultants in India to enter the country with "fraudulent college admission letters."
The Indian students, mostly from Punjab, face deportation from Canada after the authorities here found their &ldquo;admission offer letters&rdquo; to educational institutions fake. The matter came to light in March when these students applied for permanent residency in Canada.
In a symbolic move, the all-party immigration committee voted unanimously on Wednesday to call on the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to waive the inadmissibility of the affected students, The Toronto Star newspaper reported.
The committee also asked the CBSA to provide the students, as many as 700 from India, with an alternative pathway to permanent residence on humanitarian grounds or through a &ldquo;regularisation&rdquo; programme, the report said.
Calling the students victims of fraud, Jenny Kwan, a lawmaker who tabled the motion said, "So as a first step, this is absolutely essential and necessary. The students are victims of fraud and should not be penalised.&rdquo; &ldquo;These students, I&rsquo;ve met with many of them, now are just in such a terrible state. They&rsquo;ve lost money, and they are stuck in a terrible situation. And some of them have deportation orders. Others have pending meetings with CBSA,&rdquo; the newspaper quoted Kwan as saying.
&ldquo;We need to have empathy for those students, and we should not exploit the situation and play politics on this issue of those innocent students,&rdquo; Liberal MP Shafqat Ali said.
The MP for Brampton Centre, where many affected students now reside, added that the students have "gone through and are going through a lot".

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