Name: Dispose unclaimed bodies in respectable manner: SC panel on Manipur
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Karnataka doctor arrested for 'performing' 900 illegal abortions

The hospital&rsquo;s manager, Meena, and receptionist, Rizma Khan, were arrested earlier this month, police said.

The Bengaluru police have arrested a doctor and his lab technician who allegedly performed around 900 illegal abortions in the last three years, officials said on Monday. Dr Chandan Ballal and his lab technician Nisar allegedly charged around Rs 30,000 for each abortion which they carried out at a hospital in the district headquarters town of Mysuru. Both were taken into custody last week, they said. &nbsp; The hospital&rsquo;s manager, Meena, and receptionist, Rizma Khan, were arrested earlier this month, police said. Police busted the sex-determination and female foeticide racket last month with the arrest of two accused&mdash;Shivalinge Gowda and Nayan Kumar&mdash;in the district headquarters town of Mandya, near Mysuru, when they were taking a pregnant woman for abortion in a car. During questioning, the accused duo revealed a jaggery unit in Mandya, used as an ultrasound scan centre, from where a police team later seized the scan machine, which did not have valid authorisation or other official documents, a police officer said.
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An Indian Railways engineer was told to transfer to Delhi 3 days before his scheduled retirement.

‘Sheer madness’: Railway engineer transferred 3 days before retirement

An Indian Railways engineer was asked to report to Delhi for a new posting 3 days before his scheduled retirement.

"Sheer madness," responded a senior engineer to the Railway Board when it ordered his transfer from Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh to Delhi three days before his retirement.
The chief communication engineer from the Bilaspur division of South East Central Railway (SECR) has written to the Railway Board terming his transfer to the Northern Railway (NR) zone three days before his retirement an act of harassment.
According to the transfer order, KP Arya is supposed to join the NR on a higher administrative grade post on November 28, 2023, while his retirement is due on November 30.
"This order seems well in order at the surface, but when seen in the complete perspective of my imminent superannuation within a week on 30th Nov 2023, the madness shines brightly," Arya said in a letter addressed to the Secretary, Railway Board.
He added, "Because this is nothing but sheer madness only to transfer one employee, who has served the IR (Indian Railway) organisation his whole life, in the week of his superannuation so that his superannuation settlement gets disrupted and he gets harassed in the last days in the organisation." Arya told PTI that the SECR zone already had a vacant HAG post, still, the Railway Board decided to transfer him to the NR zone on a similar vacant post.
"I will work only for three days in NR headquarters, New Delhi and retire from the Indian Railways. The Railways will pay me about Rs 3 lakh just as transfer money which is a complete waste of public money," Arya told PTI.
Though this is a promotional transfer, Arya will not get any additional monetary benefit. "My promotion was due about six months ago but it was kept pending. However, as per the government norms, I started getting monetary benefits for that post from the day my promotion was due. So, this promotional transfer is only to harass me." The engineer in his letter alleged, "In the series of harassment being meted out to me, a professionally very very competent, honest and upright officer by a cabal of officials of dubious character &hellip; I found it my duty to expose the concerned Railway Board officials as I have always done."
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Vistara, Indigo and SpiceJet have issued alerts after rain affected flights to and from Delhi

Flights affected at Delhi airport due to rain, lightning

Vistara, Indigo and SpiceJet have issued alerts after rain-affected flights to and from Delhi

Flight operations at the Delhi airport were affected due to rain and lightning in the city on Monday evening.&nbsp;
According to NDTV, 9 flights were impacted by the weather in Delhi. Of the 9, 6 were diverted to Jaipur, 2 to Lucknow, and 1 to Ahmedabad.&nbsp;
ANI reported that a Vistara flight from Guwahati to Delhi, UK742, was diverted to Jaipur due to bad weather at the Indira Gandhi International Airport.&nbsp;
Vistara also tweeted that 'Flights to and from Delhi and Mumbai may be impacted due to bad weather and air traffic congestion.'
Indigo issued a travel advisory and wrote '#6ETravelAdvisory : Flight operations to/from #Delhi are impacted due to heavy rain. You may keep a tab on your flight status by visiting http://bit.ly/2EjJGGT. For any assistance, feel free to DM.'
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Spicejet too posted an alert on X and said ' We are facing ATC congestion at Delhi (DEL) due to bad weather. All departures/arrivals and their consequential flights might get affected. Passengers are requested to keep a check on their flight status via http://bit.ly/2tG9xBx.'

At least 33 passengers were injured after a bus from MP overturned in Rajasthan.

33 passengers injured after bus overturns in Rajasthan

At least 33 passengers were injured after a bus from MP overturned in Rajasthan.

At least 33 passengers were left injured after a bus going from Madhya Pradesh's Mandsaur to Rajasthan's Pratapgarh overturned late on the night of 27th November.
According to police, the speeding bus went out of control and overturned near Hathuniya village.
They added that the primary cause of the accident appears to be a tyre burst.
There was an outcry inside the bus after the accident, following which locals rushed to the spot and rescued passengers by breaking the glass windows of the bus.
All injured were rushed to the district hospital in a truck. Three of them were said to be critical.
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A temple in UP was "purified" with Gangajal after Samajwadi Party's Muslim MLA Saiyada Khatoon attended a event there.

UP temple 'purified' with Gangajal after 'non-vegetarian' Muslim MLA's visit

A temple in UP was "purified" with Gangajal after Samajwadi Party's Muslim MLA Saiyada Khatoon attended an event there.

Members of Hindu outfits and local civic officials sprinkled Gangajal on a temple in Uttar Pradesh's Siddharthnagar and recited Hanuman Chalisa after Samajwadi Party's Muslim MLA Saiyada Khatoon's visit.
Khatoon was invited by the administration of the Samya Mata temple to attend an event.
The chief of a nagar panchayat said that the temple was disrespected by the local MLA who is a non-vegetarian and that her visit affected the sanctity of the place.
The police have been on alert following the incident.
Reacting on the issue, Khatoon said some elements were misleading a group of people.
&ldquo;I respect all religions. Moreover, I am a public representative. Be it a temple or a mosque, I will surely go there if I am invited,&rdquo; she was quoted as saying by Hindustan Times.
She added that she has used her MLA fund for the renovation of various temples.
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The Election Commission has asked the Congress government in Karnataka to stop publishing advertisements in newspapers in poll-bound Telangana.

EC asks Cong's Karnataka govt to stop ads in poll-bound Telangana

The Election Commission has asked the Congress government in Karnataka to stop publishing advertisements in newspapers in poll-bound Telangana.

The Election Commission on Monday asked the Congress government in Karnataka to stop publishing advertisements about its work in newspapers in poll-bound Telangana and sought an explanation from it for not seeking prior approval as mandated under the poll code.
Earlier in the day, the BJP lodged a complaint with the Commission in the matter, alleging that the Congress has violated the Representation of the People Act and the Model Code of Conduct with its government in Karnataka putting out advertisements in the Telangana media with an eye on the November 30 assembly polls there. The BRS too approached the poll panel on the issue.
In a letter to the Karnataka chief secretary, the Commission said the state government did not obtain prior approval from it for publishing the advertisements, an action violative of the poll code instructions issued to central and state governments years ago.
It also said the publication of any such advertisement by the government of Karnataka in Telangana should stop with immediate effect till necessary approvals are taken by the state government from the Commission.
It has sought an explanation by 5 pm on Tuesday on the circumstances which led to the violation of the Commission's Model Code of Conduct (MCC) instructions.
In its letter, the Commission also asked why disciplinary action should not be taken against the secretary-in-charge of the Department of Information and Public Relations for violations of procedure as required under MCC instructions.
In the past, the Commission had observed that certain advertisements highlighting welfare schemes and achievements of the central and state governments were being published by some non-poll-going states in the newspapers in poll-bound states.
The Commission had considered this to be a violation of the spirit of the Model Code of Conduct.
In 2013, it had directed that, in future, all such advertisements issued by non-poll-going states during the Model Code of Conduct period would be forwarded to the Commission for clearance before they are sent for publication in newspapers having editions or circulation in the poll-bound states.
Assembly polls are due in Telangana on November 30, with the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), the Congress and the BJP locked in a keen battle.
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NDMA says it will take 3-4 hours to evacuate all workers once the process begins

Process of evacuation workers will take 3-4 hours: NDMA | Uttarakhand tunnel collapse

NDMA says it will take 3-5 minutes to bring out each workers
NDMA: it will take 3-4 hours to evacuate all workers
NDMA: 3 teams of NDRF will go inside for evacuation

NDMA says it will take 3-4 hours to evacuate all workers once the process begins

The National Disaster Management Authority has said that once the process of evacuating the workers trapped in Uttarakhand begins it could take 3 to 4 hours to complete it.&nbsp;
Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd), a member of the NDMA, said that it will take approximately 3 to 5 minutes to rescue each worker and therefore the entire process could to take 3 to 4 hours.&nbsp;
'It is estimated that it will take 3-5 minutes to evacuate each of the 41 persons. The entire evacuation is expected to take 3-4 hours. Three teams of NDRF will go in ise the tunnel to organise the evacuation. SDRF will provde support. Paramedics will also go inside the tunnel at the time of evacuation,' he said.&nbsp;
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Manual drilling over 50 metres has been done in Uttarkashi tunnel, while five to six metres remain.

Day 17 of Uttarkashi tunnel rescue: 5-6 metres of drilling left, rat-hole miners at work

Manual drilling over 50 metres has been done in the Uttarkashi tunnel, while five to six metres remain.

As the rescue operations in Uttarkashi's Silkyara tunnel entered the 17th day, horizontal drilling over 50 metres was completed.
Rat-hole miners have manually drilled about three metres. They were brought in after the auger machine got stuck in the debris and had to be removed.
According to micro-tunnelling expert Chris Cooper who is present at the site, only five to six metres of drilling is left to be done. Meanwhile, vertical drilling is also being carried out.
Cooper said, "It went very well last night. We have crossed 50 metres. It's now about 5-6 metres to go. We didn't have any obstacles last night. It is looking very positive."
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Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar called Mahatma Gandhi 'Mahapurush' while hailing PM Modi as 'Yugpurush'.

Gandhi was 'Mahapurush', Modi is 'Yugpurush', says Vice Prez; Cong calls it 'sycophancy'

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar called Mahatma Gandhi 'Mahapurush' while hailing PM Modi as 'Yugpurush'.

Addressing an event in Mumbai on November 28, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said Mahatma Gandhi was a 'Mahapurush' while Prime Minister Narendra Modi is 'Yugpurush' of this century.
"Mahatma Gandhi freed us from the slavery of the British with the help of truth and non-violence. PM Modi took us forward on the path of progress, which we always wanted to see. Both Mahatma Gandhi and PM Modi reflected the teachings of Shrimad Rajchandra ji," said Dhankhar on the birth anniversary celebrations of Jain mystic and philosopher, Shrimad Rajchandra.
Reacting to the Vice President's remarks, Congress MP and Lok Sabha whip Manickam Tagore took to the social media platform 'X', and said that, "he has crossed all limits of sycophancy."
"If you compare (Modi) with Mahatma, it's shameful, Sir. We all know there is a limit to sycophancy; now you have crossed that limit, and to be in your chair and position and to be a sycophant does not add value, Sir. With respect," the Congress MP wrote while tagging a clip of VP Dhankhar's speech.
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A tragic incident unfolded in Maharashtra's Thane district where a man allegedly killed his mother in a fit of rage sparked by dissatisfaction over the food she served him

Thane man kills 55-year-old mother over not serving him tasty food

A tragic incident unfolded in Maharashtra's Thane district where a man allegedly killed his mother in a fit of rage sparked by dissatisfaction over the food she served him

A heartwrenching incident has come to light as a man from Maharashtra's Thane district allegedly killed his 55-year-old mother after a fight with her over not serving him tasty food, police said on Tuesday.
The incident took place on Sunday, November 26 evening at Velu village in Murbad taluka, an official from Thane rural police control room said.
The woman and her son used to have frequent quarrels over domestic issues.
On Sunday, the man again had a quarrel with his mother and complained that she did not cook and serve him tasty food, the police said quoting the FIR.
The man, in a fit of anger, allegedly attacked his mother with a sickle on her neck following which she collapsed and died, the official said.
Some persons from the neighbourhood alerted police, who rushed to the spot and sent the body to a government hospital for post-mortem.
After the incident, the accused allegedly had an overdose of sleeping pills. He was hospitalised by relatives and has not yet been arrested, the official said.
A case was registered on Monday against the accused under Indian Penal Code section 302.
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A Supreme Court panel has asked Manipur government to disposed of unclaimed bodies in a respectable manner.

Dispose unclaimed bodies in respectable manner: SC panel on Manipur

A Supreme Court panel has asked the Manipur government to dispose of unclaimed bodies in a respectable manner.

A three-member committee formed by the Supreme Court on Manipur violence suggested that the state government publish and circulate the list of people who have died and make efforts to &ldquo;expeditiously identify the next of kin&rdquo;.
The panel asked the Manipur government to ensure that the victims' kin receive the stipulated ex-gratia payment.
The committee further said that the bodies that remain unclaimed must be disposed of in a respectable manner.
About 175 people have died in clashes between the Meitie and Kuki communities, of which 96 bodies remain unclaimed.
This is mainly because families of one community have been unable to visit hospitals in areas dominated by the other community to identify and claim the bodies.

The 41 workers trapped in Silkyara tunnel were successfully rescued on Tuesday

All 41 workers successfully rescued from Uttarakhand tunnel

The 41 workers trapped in Silkyara tunnel were successfully rescued on Tuesday

All 41 workers who were trapped in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel were successfull rescued on Tuesday after 17 days. The rescued workers were first taken to a make-shift medical centre inside the tunnel for first aid and then taken away in ambulance to a hospital. The workers were welcome with garlands by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami
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Workers trapped in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel are being brought out one by one

Watch: locals distribute sweets outside Silkyara tunnel as workers are rescued

Workers trapped in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel are being brought out one by one

Local people distributed sweets outside the Silkyara in Uttarakhand tunnel as workers who were trapped inside were brought out after 17 days. The rescued workers were taken to a medical centre for preliminary health check-up.&nbsp;
The workers had been trapped since November 12 after the under-construction collapsed.&nbsp;

First visuals of workers rescued from collapsed Uttarakhand tunnel

Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami met the workers rescued from the collapsed tunnel as they were brought after 17 days.&nbsp;
The first of the 41 workers trapped in Uttarakand's Silkyara tunnel was brought out Tuesday evening, ending an ordeal that stretched almost 17 days.
Around 8 pm, an ambulance with the worker sitting in the vehicle left the mouth of the tunnel and was headed to a community health centre.
An official said rescue workers had broken through the last stretch of the rubble at about 7 pm.
NDRF and SDRF men entered the steel chute to reach the trapped workers and were bringing them out on wheeled-stretchers one by one, said a rescuer.&nbsp;
(with PTI inputs)

NDRF and SDRF teams have entered the tunnel in Uttarakhand to evacuated trapped workers

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: process of evacuating workers begins

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: evacuation of workers begins
NDRF and SDRF teams have entered tunnel for evacuation
Rescue official: evacuation will take 2-3 hours

NDRF and SDRF teams have entered the tunnel in Uttarakhand to evacuated trapped workers

The process of evacuating trapped workers from Uttarakhand tunnel has begun. NDRF and SDRF teams have entered the tunnel. Rescue officials said that the teams are entering in groups of 4 and they will come out with 4 workers with each turn.&nbsp;
Officials said that it will take 15-20 minutes for every batch to be evacuated and all the 41 workers will be out in 2-3 hours.&nbsp;

Rescue workers entered rescue pipes to manually cut metal girders after machines hit metal girders in the debris

Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: man who entered narrow rescue pipe when others couldn't

Rescue workers entered rescue pipes to manually cut metal girders after machines hit metal girders in the debris

The operation to rescue the workers trapped in Uttarakhand's Silkyara tunnel has been going on for 17 days. The delay in bringing out the workers was partly due to the obstructions faced by the drilling machines while clearing the debris.&nbsp;
Auger and drilling machines kept hitting metal obstructions in the debris, stalling the rescue work.&nbsp;
This led to manual intervention with rescue workers entering the the narrow pipes pushed through the rescue holes to cut the metal structures using gas cutters.&nbsp;
According to the Indian Express, on the 12th day of the rescue operation the teams faced a similar situation.&nbsp;
Praveen Yadav, an underground tunneling expert for Trenchless Engineering, told Indian Express that several people tried to enter to the narrow pipes but could not in the absence of proper oxygen supply.&nbsp;
He volunteered to go in but his boss asked him to wait for the National Disaster Response Force personnel to try.&nbsp;
Yadav told the Indian Express that NDRF jawans were to big and the rescue pipes too small so he ultimately went in with two other people.&nbsp;
Yadav said he took a gas cutter, two bottles of water and crawled into the pipes on his knees and elbows.&nbsp;
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He said that sometimes the work requires him to go inside those pipes two or three times a day.&nbsp;
Yadav and his aides found the metal girders and cut them using gas cutters. They then removed the cut pieces.&nbsp;
He said that the process generated a lot of heat and they faced the risk of sustaining burn injuries.&nbsp;

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