Name: Death toll in Indore temple stepwell collapse rises to 35
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Description: "The 18 hours long rescue operation started at around 12:30 on Thursday, and is still ongoing," Collector Ilayaraja T said.

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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Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Manipur from May 29 to June 1 and announced the constitution of the peace committee after taking stock of the situation.

Manipur violence: Home Ministry forms peace committee

Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Manipur from May 29 to June 1 and announced the constitution of the peace committee after taking stock of the situation.

The Centre has constituted a committee in Manipur headed by the governor to facilitate the peace-making process among various ethnic groups and initiate dialogue between conflicting parties, the Union home ministry said on Saturday.
The members of the peace committee include the chief minister, a few ministers, MPs, MLAs, and leaders from different political parties and civil society groups, it said.
"Government of India has constituted 'Peace Committee' in Manipur under the chairpersonship of the governor, Manipur. The members of the committee include the chief minister, a few ministers in the state government, MP, MLAs and leaders from different political parties," a home ministry statement said.
The mandate of the committee will be to facilitate the peace-making process among various ethnic groups of the state and initiate peaceful dialogue and negotiations between conflicting parties and groups, it said.
The committee will strengthen social cohesiveness, mutual understanding and facilitate cordial communication between various ethnic groups, the statement said.
It also includes former civil servants, educationists, litterateurs, artists, social workers and representatives of different ethnic groups, the home ministry said.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Manipur from May 29 to June 1 and announced the constitution of the peace committee after taking stock of the situation.
Violent clashes broke out in Manipur after a 'Tribal Solidarity March' was organised in the hill districts on May 3 to protest against the Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribes (ST) status.
So far, nearly 100 people lost their lives and over 300 injured ever since the ethnic violence broke out over a month ago.&nbsp;

According to a PTI report, Phogat was accompanied by women constables and they were at Singh's residence for half an hour.

Wrestlers' protest: Sangeeta Phogat taken to Brij Bhushan Singh's residence as part of probe

Delhi Police on Friday took wrestler Sangeeta Phogat to outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh's official residence to recreate the sequence of events that led to the alleged incident of sexual harassment. 

According to a PTI report, Phogat was accompanied by women constables and they were at Singh's residence for half an hour.

Delhi Police on Friday took wrestler Sangeeta Phogat to outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh's official residence to recreate the sequence of events that led to the sexual harassment of which he has been accused.
According to sources, Phogat was accompanied by women constables.
"At 1.30 pm women officers took Sangeeta Phogat to Brij Bhushan's official residence in Delhi. They were there for half an hour. They asked her to recreate the scene and recall the places where she faced harassment," sources said.
The Delhi Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing sexual harassment allegations against the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president and BJP MP from Kaiserganj, Uttar Pradesh is likely to submit in the court its investigation report in the two cases registered against him by next week, officials said on Wednesday.
As part of its investigation, the SIT has questioned more than 180 people, the Delhi Police officials said.
Top wrestlers of the country, including Asian Games gold medallist Vinesh Phogat and Olympic medallists Sakshi Malik and Bajrang Punia, had been protesting against Singh and demanding his arrest for allegedly sexually harassing seven female grapplers, including a minor.
The protesting wrestlers on Wednesday met Sports Minister Anurag Thakur and agreed to suspend their agitation till June 15 after he assured them that a charge sheet against Singh will be filed by then and WFI elections will be held by the end of the month.
The Delhi Police has filed two FIRs against Singh.&nbsp;

On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG, Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director, Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to the terrible train tragedy in Balasore 

The India Story| India's worst train disaster

On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG, Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director, Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to the terrible train tragedy in Balasore

On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG, Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director, Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to the terrible train tragedy in Balasore&nbsp;

The tragic train accident in Odisha's Balasore on June 2 has raised concerns about the safety of the Indian Railways, which is the world's fourth-largest rail network. On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG of Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director of the Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to this terrible tragedy.&nbsp;
What are the reasons given by the Law Commission for retaining the 'colonial' sedition law, and how does the Commission recommend strengthening it? Watch a special conversation with Satya Pal Jain, Additional Solicitor General of India&nbsp;
and a book on the death of a Punjabi hip-hop star and the subsequent investigation was released on June 5. Watch Vikram Chandra in conversation with author Jupinderjit Singh.&nbsp;

Insha was 14 years old when she was hit by pellets in the aftermath of Burhan Wani's death

Blinded by pellets in 2016, Kashmiri girl gets 1st division in Class 12 boards

A Kashmiri girl who was blinded by pellets in 2016 has cleared her Class 12 boards with first-division marks. 

Insha was 14 years old when she was hit by pellets in the aftermath of Burhan Wani's death

A Kashmiri girl who was blinded by pellets in 2016 has cleared her Class 12 boards with first-division marks.
Insha Mushtaq was hit by pellets in July 2016 during the violence following the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani.
She had opened the window of her house in Kashmir's Shopian district to look outside when she got hit by the pellets fired by security forces. Insha was 14 years old then. She has since been called the face of Kashmir's pellet victims.
In 2018, Insha appeared for Class 10 boards with the help of a writer and cleared the exams.&nbsp;
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Watch: boy scored 35% in 10th class. Did his parents scold him? Nah, this happened!

Twitter users were surprised to see the video and recalled their matriculation exam and the marks they scored.&nbsp;

This is a story of parents for every parent. A boy in Maharashtra who scored 35 per cent marks in his 10th class must have been in for a big surprise when his parents decided to celebrate his result.&nbsp; &nbsp; A video posted on the internet shows the boy, who completed his 10 class from a Marathi medium school, displaying the result on their phone as they laugh and celebrate. The boy scored 35 marks in each of the six subjects in the Secondary School Certificate examination. &nbsp; An IAS officer who shared the video on his Twitter account wrote in the introduction that instead of being sad or angry, the boy&rsquo;s parents celebrated his success. In response, a user congratulated the boy and wrote his parents must be hailed for being the parents every student needs.&nbsp;

Pawar announces Praful Patel, Supriya Sule NCP working presidents

Pawar announces Praful Patel, Supriya Sule NCP working presidents

Sharad Pawar on Saturday announced Supriya Sule and Praful Patel as working presidents of the Nationalist Congress Party.
Pawar made the announcement at the 25th anniversary of the party, founded by him and P A Sangma in 1999.
The announcement was made in the presence of Ajit Pawar, a key player in NCP.
Pawar had last month offered to resign from the presidency of the party which was followed by fervent remonstrations from the party members as well as other political leaders.
An NCP panel formed to deliberate on Pawar's offer had on May 5 rejected his resignation and urged him to continue as the party president.

After Jaishankar, Amit Shah Slams Rahul Gandhi

After Jaishankar, Amit Shah slams Rahul Gandhi

After Jaishankar, Amit Shah Slams Rahul Gandhi

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday accused Rahul Gandhi of criticising India and discussing its internal politics during his visits to foreign countries and said the Congress leader should learn from his ancestors.
Shah said it does not suit any leader to criticise one's own country abroad and asked Gandhi to keep in mind that the people of the country were watching him.
He was referring to Gandhi's criticism of the Narendra Modi government during his recent tour of the USA.
"Any patriotic person should discuss Indian politics within India. It does not suit the leader of any party to go abroad and discuss the country's politics and criticise the country. Rahul baba, you must remember that people of the country are watching it closely," Shah said.
"Rahul Baba is going abroad on a vacation to escape the summer heat. He keeps criticising the country there. I would like to suggest Rahul Gandhi to learn from his ancestors," he said.
Shah was addressing a rally at Siddhpur town in Patan district of Gujarat organised to mark nine years of the Modi government.
The country has witnessed huge changes under the Modi government, but Congress does not stop talking about anti-India things, he said.
Shah also attacked Gandhi over its criticism of the new Parliament building.
"You opposed the new Parliament building and installation of 'Sengol', a historical sceptre from Tamil Nadu, there. The Sengol was to be installed by Jawaharlal Nehru. Modi is doing it because he (Nehru) did not do it, then why are you opposing?" he asked.
Congress leaders do not allow PM Modi to speak in Parliament and only keep opposing everything, Shah alleged, and added that the PM has started a new tradition of doing "politics of development".
Shah also attacked Gandhi over the issues of the Ram temple in Ayodhya and the abrogation of Article 370.
Lord Ram's temple at Ayodhya was desecrated since the time of Babar (founder of the Mughal empire), he said.
"But today, a grand temple of Lord Ram is under construction and it will be completed shortly," he said.
Praising PM Modi, Shah said the government worked towards improving the lives of Dalits, poor and tribals and made them capable.
"It was under the leadership of PM Modi that a tribal woman became the President of the country for the first time," he said.
Whether improving the economic condition or connecting the country digitally, implementing projects of social welfare, COVID-19 vaccination or infrastructure, India has become a centre of hope in the world, he said.
Referring to former PM Manmohan Singh and ex-Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Shah said, "Comparing 10 years of Manmohan-Sonia to 10 years of Modi, one will find that the 10 years of the Congress-led government were marked by corruption, mismanagement, economic downfall, terrorism and poor law and order situation." The 10 years of the Modi government have been that of capable and safe digital India walking the path of social welfare, he said.
Shah urged the people of Gujarat to vote for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to ensure that it wins all 26 Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat in the 2024 election.
"Narendrabhai started a new era of development in the country from Gujarat. The publicity of all-round development witnessed in Gujarat from 2002 till 2014 in terms of 24-hour electricity, water, check dam, farm, and girl education helped Modi become the prime minister and the 'Gujarat model' turned into the 'India model',&rdquo; he said.
Shah urged people to get united and decide whether they want Modi or Gandhi as their prime minister in 2024.
"Wherever I go, I see support for Modi. I request the people of Gujarat that they should ensure that all 26 seats in the state are won by the BJP for the third time," he said.

According to the police, Sai Krishna was already married and had two children. However, he had been involved in an extramarital affair with Apsara.

Telangana: police arrest married priest for killing lover, dumping body in drain 

According to the police, Sai Krishna was already married and had two children. However, he had been involved in an extramarital affair with Apsara.

A married priest in Telangana has been booked on charges of killing a woman and dumping her body in a drainage in the Saroornagar area.
According to media reports, the incident came to light after the priest Sai Krishna himself filed a missing complaint claiming that the victim K Apsara has been missing since May 3.
He later confessed to murdering Apsara as she was pressuring him to marry her, the police said.&nbsp;

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"The 18 hours long rescue operation started at around 12:30 on Thursday, and is still ongoing," Collector Ilayaraja T said. 

Death toll in Indore temple stepwell collapse rises to 35

The death toll in the temple stepwell collapse incident in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has increased to 35 while 14 people have been rescued so far, according to officials. 

"The 18 hours long rescue operation started at around 12:30 on Thursday, and is still ongoing," Collector Ilayaraja T said.&nbsp;

The death toll in the temple stepwell collapse incident in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has increased to 35 while 14 people have been rescued so far, according to officials.&nbsp;
A rescue operation led by the Madhya Pradesh police, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Emergency and Response Force (SDERF) and district administration is still underway. The roof of a stepwell caved in during special pooja of Ram Navami at the Indore temple.&nbsp;
"The 18 hours long rescue operation started at around 12:30 on Thursday, and is still ongoing," Collector Ilayaraja T said.&nbsp;
A magisterial inquiry has been ordered into the matter.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced ₹5 lakh exgratia to the kin of the deceased while ₹50,000 to the injured. The exgratia of ₹2 lakh will also be given through the Prime Minister Relief Fund.
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'Biparjoy' to intensify into extremely severe cyclonic storm in 12 hours, may spare Gujarat, IMD said; however a high alert has been issued and fishermen have been asked to not venture into the sea.&nbsp;

Cyclone ‘Biparjoy’: All you need to know about the storm forming over the Arabian Sea

'Biparjoy' to intensify into extremely severe cyclonic storm in 12 hours, may spare Gujarat, IMD said; however a high alert has been issued and fishermen have been asked to not venture into the sea.&nbsp;

Cyclone &lsquo;Biparjoy&rsquo;, this year&rsquo;s first storm that took shape over the Arabian Sea on June 6 has now been classified in the extremely severe cyclone category.&nbsp;
On the IMD&rsquo;s intensity scale, it is the third highest category with hurricane-force winds of 167-220 km/hour.
According to the Met, Cyclone Biparjoy is away from Indian coasts and is unlikely to cause a direct impact, but heavy showers and strong winds are predicted in coastal areas of Gujarat, Karnataka, Goa, Kerala and Maharashtra this weekend.
&lsquo;Biparjoy&rsquo;, meaning 'disaster' or 'calamity' in Bangla, was named by Bangladesh.&nbsp;

The cyclone will bring a comparatively strong wind, in coastal districts such as Porbandar and Kutch, and Jamnagar gusting to 60 kmph and increasing to 75 kmph. Authorities have dispatched NDRF teams to the districts of Porbandar, Gir Somnath and Valsad.

Severe cyclone 'Biparjoy' may spare Gujarat says IMD

The cyclone will bring a comparatively strong wind, in coastal districts such as Porbandar and Kutch, and Jamnagar gusting to 60 kmph and increasing to 75 kmph. Authorities have dispatched NDRF teams to the districts of Porbandar, Gir Somnath and Valsad.

Severe cyclone &lsquo;Biparjoy&rsquo; will not hit the Gujarat coast as it is likely to pass at a distance of 200-300 km from the Porbandar coast, IMD said in its latest forecast on Saturday.
However, the storm will bring thunderstorms and strong wind in the western state in the next five days.
"During the next two days, the Saurashtra-Kutch region will witness a wind speed of up to 30-50 kmph, PTI reported quoting a Met official.
The met dept has advised fishermen to not venture into the sea for the next five days.

An adverse impact on India's west coast, Pakistan, Iran, and Oman has not been predicted by weather officials yet.

Cyclone Biparjoy intensifies: India's west coast under threat? What IMD said

An adverse impact on India's west coast, Pakistan, Iran, and Oman has not been predicted by weather officials yet.

Cyclone Biparjoy has rapidly intensified into a severe cyclonic storm, the Indian Meteorological Department said on June 7, 2023.
The cyclone is centred over the Arabian Sea around 1,000 km southwest of Mumbai. It is likely to move northwards and intensify into a very severe cyclone.
The Met Department has not predicted any major impact on India's west coast, Pakistan, Iran, and Oman.
However, it is likely to cause a "mild" monsoon onset over Kerala and "weak" progress beyond India's southern peninsula.
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Severe Cyclone Warning: high alert in three states as 'Biparjoy' intensifies

According to the meteorological department, the cyclone is centered about 640 kilometers south-southwest of Gujarat&rsquo;s coastal Porbandar district.

IMD has issued a high alert in Karnataka, Goa, and Maharashtra and advised fishermen to not venture in the sea as very severe cyclonic storm 'Biparjoy' is very likely to intensify into an extremely severe cyclonic storm during the next 12 hours.
Met in its latest forecast said 'Biparjoy' will move north-northeastwards gradually during the next 24 hours, before moving north-north-westward during the subsequent three days bringing heavy rain and strong winds in coastal areas of Karnataka, Goa, and Maharashtra.
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Watch: India Navy's mega drills in Arabian Sea

Watch: warships, fighter jets, submarines, planes; Indian Navy's mega drills in Arabian Sea

INS Vikramaditya and newly inducted INS Vikrant were the centrepieces of the exercise as they served as floating airfields for a wide array of aircraft, including MiG-29K and helicopters such as MH60R, Kamov and Advanced Light helicopters.

In one of the biggest demonstrations of its combat prowess in recent years, the Indian Navy has carried out a mega operation in the Arabian sea that involved two aircraft carriers, multiple warships, submarines and over 35 frontline planes amid China's increasing presence in the Indian Ocean region.
The Navy's aircraft carriers -- INS Vikramaditya and newly inducted INS Vikrant -- were the centrepieces of the exercise as they served as floating airfields for a wide array of aircraft, including MiG-29K and helicopters such as MH60R, Kamov and Advanced Light helicopters, officials said on Saturday.
The twin carrier CBG (carrier battle group) operations were held recently, they said without divulging the specific date of the exercise.
The Indian Navy said the "seamless operational" integration of the two aircraft carriers as well as the fleet ships and submarines is a powerful testament to the "pivotal role" of sea-based air power and India's role as the preferred security partner in the Indian Ocean and beyond.

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