Name: Man caught on camera crushing brother to death by tractor over land dispute
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The Forest Rights Act in Goa is not only assisting tribal communities but is also extending benefits to diverse groups, with active resolution of claims by December 19.

Forest Rights Act beneficiaries in Goa in 2025

Goa's Forest Rights Act garners diverse community benefits beyond tribal aid, with ongoing land claim resolutions led by Chief Minister Sawant, fostering agricultural opportunities.

The Forest Rights Act in Goa extends beyond tribal benefits, aiding various communities through land claims. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant promises resolution by December 19.

The Forest Rights Act is primarily known for protecting the land rights of tribal communities, but it is also benefiting several other groups, covering a wider section of society, in Goa, a senior official has said.
Ajay Ramchandra Gaude, state nodal officer for the implementation of the Act in the coastal state, said that of the 10,136 claims they have received, more than 4,000 have been made by &lsquo;Other Forest Dwellers' (OTFDs).
The Goa government under Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has announced that it will clear all land claims filed under the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, popularly known as the Forest Rights Act, before December 19.
Gaude told PTI Videos that most of the claims have been received from the talukas of Canacona and Dharbandora in South Goa and Sattari in North Goa.
In Sattari, of the 2,460 claims settled so far, only 46 belong to members of the Scheduled Tribe community, while 2,414 have been filed by those from non-ST groups. As far as claims filed by groups as a single entity, no such requests have come from the ST community. However, 22 similar claims have been filed by OTFDs, he said.
According to the official, anybody belonging to any community, caste, or any religion can put in their claims if they live in the forest and depend on forest produce for sustenance.
In Dharbandora taluka, of the 1,704 claims settled, 761 are of tribals, 964 are non-ST beneficiaries. Of the 73 community claims in this taluka, 26 are of ST beneficiaries and 47 are from non-ST groups, the official said.
Gaude said the Forest Rights Act was brought in to help those living in forest areas for years and depending on forest produce.
&ldquo;So, the Forest Rights Act is basically for everyone. There is a misconception that the Forest Rights Act is only for the tribal community. It is not so,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s not just the tribal community that is benefiting under the Act. Through these forest rights claims, we are giving &lsquo;sanads&rsquo; (certificates giving right over land) to different communities in the state of Goa,&rdquo; he said.
However, the scene is different in the Canacona taluka, where all the 2,450 individuals whose claims are being settled belong to the ST community.
Vishant Ranganath Khandeparkar, a resident of Codli village in Dharbandora taluka, said his forefathers cultivated their land for more than 100 years.
&ldquo;After them, I am continuing it. Through the Act, we have got the sanad. The government and the forest department have done a good job,&rdquo; said the non-ST beneficiary.
Babita Nagesh Lambor, another non-tribal claimant and resident of Collem village in Dharbandora taluka, said they have been living in forest areas for over a century.
&ldquo;Earlier, we used to grow rice, sugarcane, cashewnut, coconut, and much more. We have got the sanad from the government and subsequently received benefits from the Agriculture Department,&rdquo; she said.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of attempting to hijack upcoming Bihar elections, likening it to Maharashtra, and criticised the Election Commission and Odisha government.

BJP making attempts to hijack elections in Bihar as it did in Maharashtra, alleges Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of attempting to hijack upcoming Bihar elections, likening it to Maharashtra, and criticised the Election Commission and Odisha government.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused the BJP of making attempts to "hijack upcoming elections in Bihar, as it did in Maharashtra".
Addressing the party&rsquo;s 'Samvidhan Bachao Samavesh' in Bhubaneswar, Gandhi, the leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha, said the INDIA bloc parties have decided to prevent the BJP from "hijacking" the Bihar assembly polls.
&ldquo;Like Maharashtra, attempts are being made to hijack the elections in Bihar. The BJP is attacking our Constitution across the country,&rdquo; Gandhi alleged.
During an INDIA bloc meeting held on Thursday, it was decided to "prevent the BJP from hijacking the elections in Bihar" where assembly polls are due later this year, he claimed.
He also accused the Election Commission of India (ECI) of "not doing its duty but working for the interest of the BJP".
Gandhi also alleged, &ldquo;The BJP runs the government for five to sin capitalists. It does not work for the common people of the country." Stating that the 'Jal, Jangal, Jamin' (water, forest and land) belongs to the tribals and will remain for them, Gandhi claimed that Odisha&rsquo;s BJP government has "not implemented" the Panchayats (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act, 1996.
"Forest rights pattas are not provided to the tribals. The Congress has brought the PESA and Tribal Bill. We will enforce these laws and ensure the tribals get their land,&rdquo; Gandhi said.
He alleged, "Odisha is being looted by the BJP government, similar to what the BJD did during its tenure."He acknowledged the role of IIT, Madras and the private sector in developing 5G in two-and-a-half years' time, whereas the Chinese took over 12 years and spent 300 billion dollars to develop 5G technology.
"Even a screw that deals with anything related to data or security protection must come from a trusted source. It is either made in India or by somebody who is very close to India," he added, emphasising the need to totally insulate our system from the enemy.&nbsp;

India neutralised nine terror targets inside Pakistan in a 23-minute precision strike, said NSA Ajit Doval at IIT Madras, asserting zero damage on the Indian side.

We hit 9 terror targets in Pak with precision in Operation Sindoor, missed none: NSA Ajit Doval

India neutralised nine terror targets inside Pakistan in a 23-minute precision strike, said NSA Ajit Doval at IIT Madras, asserting zero damage on the Indian side.

India hit nine terror targets crisscrossing Pakistan with precision and missed none of them during Operation Sindoor, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval said on Friday, taking pride in India's capability and technological abilities in neutralising the threats from across the border.
The precision was to the point where India knew who was where, and the entire operation lasted hardly 23 minutes past 1 am on May 7, he said.
"Thereafter, they said Pakistan did this and so on. Can you tell me of one image or photograph that shows any damage to India," Doval asked while speaking at the 62nd convocation ceremony of IIT, Madras.
India launched Operation Sindoor on terror targets in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, post the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack in which 26 persons, mostly tourists, were killed.
Addressing the students, Doval also said the link between technology and warfare was very important, and that the country should develop indigenous technology to meet its requirements.
Referring to the earlier speaker, Padma Subrahmanyam&mdash;Padma Vibhushan awardee and legendary danseuse&mdash;congratulating him for the success of Operation Sindoor and evoking thunderous applause from the students and graduands, the NSA said, "I am really proud of it (Operation Sindoor). Much of it was driven by indigenous content." "We are proud of it&mdash;that some of our best systems worked, whether it was BrahMos (missiles), the integrated air control and command system, or battlefield surveillance. We decided on nine terrorist targets, not in the border areas but in the crisscross of Pakistan, and we missed none." No unintended site was struck, and the strike was precise to the point where "we knew who was where. And the entire operation lasted for 23 minutes," he said.
In a subtle rebuttal to international media coverage questioning the operation's effectiveness, the NSA said, "They wrote what they wanted. But satellite images tell the real story&mdash;that 13 Pakistan airbases, before and after May 10, show exactly what happened." Earlier, speaking at the convocation, Padma Subrahmanyam said the historic victory of Operation Sindoor was a manifestation of adherence to the valour that the Bhagavad Gita preaches.
"As a proud Indian, I have always offered my salutations to our jawans, who are our national guardian angels," she said, congratulating Doval for his role in the operation.
At the event, Doval said the country could not afford to lose the technology battle and remain behind or fall decades behind others.
He acknowledged the role of IIT, Madras and the private sector in developing 5G in two-and-a-half years' time, whereas the Chinese took over 12 years and spent 300 billion dollars to develop 5G technology.
"Even a screw that deals with anything related to data or security protection must come from a trusted source. It is either made in India or by somebody who is very close to India," he added, emphasising the need to totally insulate our system from the enemy.&nbsp;

Radhika Yadav, a former tennis player, was tragically murdered in Gurugram. Her father confessed to the crime amidst family discord. Police are investigating, focusing on the roles and motives of family members.

Gurugram tennis player murder: Uncle says victim's mother on same floor when shooting happened

A former tennis player, Radhika Yadav, was allegedly murdered by her father in Gurugram. Police are investigating the family’s dynamics, focusing on the mother's actions during the incident.

Police in Gurugram are investigating the murder of former tennis player Radhika Yadav, allegedly shot by her father. The investigation focuses on family dynamics, particularly her mother Manju's role.

Gurugram police on Friday said they were investigating all possible angles in the murder of former tennis player Radhika Yadav, including what her mother was doing when the incident occurred.
According to an FIR registered based on the complaint of the deceased's uncle, Kuldeep Yadav, Radhika's mother Manju Yadav was present on the first floor of the house when the shooting took place.
The 25-year-old former player was shot dead by her father at the family's double-storey home in the upscale Sushant Lok area of Gurugram on Thursday. Deepak Yadav (49) later confessed to killing his daughter and was arrested.
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Radhika Yadav featured in a music video last year alongside an independent artist. Police officials said the music video might have triggered tensions at home, and this angle will also be probed.
In the FIR, Kuldeep Yadav said Deepak, his wife Manju and daughter Radhika lived on the first floor of the house in Sector 57 while he lived on the ground floor along with his family.
On Thursday, around 10.30 am, he suddenly heard a "loud explosion" and rushed to the first floor, the FIR stated.
"I saw my niece Radhika lying in a pool of blood in the kitchen, and the revolver was found in the drawing room. My son, Piyush Yadav, also rushed to the first floor. Both of us picked up Radhika and rushed her in our car to Asia Maringo Hospital in Sector 56, where doctors declared her dead," the uncle said in his statement.
Earlier, police said the incident occurred around 2 pm when Radhika was on the first floor, cooking food in the kitchen.
Kuldeep Yadav said only Deepak, his wife and daughter were on the first floor of the house when the incident occurred. Their son Dheeraj was not present there at the time of the incident, the deceased's uncle told the police, which was recorded in the FIR.
According to police, Deepak fired at least five gunshots, three of which hit Radhika in the back, and killed her on the spot. It was earlier said that her mother was on the ground floor, and she rushed upstairs after hearing the gunshots, which, she said, sounded like a pressure cooker blast.
"My niece was a very good tennis player, and she had won several trophies. I am surprised why she was murdered. My brother has a licensed .32 bore revolver. It was lying there," the former tennis player's uncle told police.
A police official said they were probing all angles, including what the former tennis player's mother was doing when the killing happened.
According to sources, Deepak Yadav confessed that he shot at Radhika because he was often taunted for living off her income. Police, however, in an official statement, claimed that the tennis academy Radhika ran was the bone of contention between the father and the daughter.
"Radhika used to run a tennis academy, and her father was not happy with it," Gurugram police spokesperson Sandeep Singh said.
She was ranked 1999 by the International Tennis Federation. According to its website, Radhika Yadav had played tournaments earlier this year in Indore and Kuala Lumpur, but these were in the qualifying events and not the main draw.&nbsp;
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Punjab plans to install solar power totaling 30 MW on 390 government rooftops by March 2026, highlighting its renewable energy focus.

Punjab to solarise 390 government buildings by 2026

Scheduled for completion by March 2026, Punjab aims to leverage government rooftops for 30 MW solar power, demonstrating its green energy commitment.

Punjab to install 30 MW of solar power on 390 government rooftops by March 2026, as announced by Energy Minister Aman Arora.

In a significant move to harness the state's natural energy potential, the Punjab Government is all set to install solar power plants with a combined capacity of 30 MW on the roofs of 390 government buildings across Punjab by March 2026, informed Mr. Aman Arora, Minister of New &amp; Renewable Energy Sources, Punjab.
Mr. Aman Arora, along with Chairperson PEDA Dr. Sukhchain Gogi and Principal Secretary New &amp; Renewable Energy Mr. Ajoy Kumar Sinha, reviewed ongoing projects being executed by the Punjab Energy Development Authority (PEDA).
Sharing the details, Mr. Aman Arora informed that the project worth Rs 150 crore is projected to yield annual savings of Rs 15 crore in electricity costs for various government departments. The tendering process has been completed, paving the way for implementation of the ambitious project, he added.&nbsp;
Notably, the project will cover prominent buildings of 25 major departments, including Health &amp; Family Welfare, Technical Education &amp; Industrial Training, Transport, Agriculture &amp; Farmers Welfare, Tourism &amp; Cultural Affairs, Home Affairs &amp; Justice, Medical Education &amp; Research, Local Government and Water Resources, among others.
The Minister noted that Punjab has already registered impressive progress in renewable energy in past three years, with 1098 government buildings equipped with solar rooftops with collective capacity of 7.7MW, which demonstrates the state government's commitment to a sustainable energy future.
Reaffirming the Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann led Punjab Government&rsquo;s unwavering commitment to sustainability, environmental stewardship and fiscal prudence, Mr. Aman Arora stated, &ldquo;By harnessing renewable energy, the state aims to reduce its carbon footprint, mitigate climate change impacts and ensure a more sustainable future for its citizens. This initiative marks a substantial stride towards transforming Punjab into a cleaner, greener and more energy-efficient state.&rdquo;
During the meeting, Mr. Aman Arora directed the department officials to explore ways and means to further increase the production of clean energy.
Chief Administrative Officer (CEO) PEDA Ms. Neelima, Director Mr. MP Singh and other senior officials were also present in the meeting.

The Punjab Vidhan Sabha session paid tribute to noted figures and martyrs, observing a two-minute silence for their sacrifices.

Punjab Vidhan Sabha Pays Tribute to Departed Heroes

During a special session, the Punjab Vidhan Sabha honored several notable figures and martyrs, offering a two-minute silence for those lost, including victims from the Ahmedabad plane crash.

Punjab Vidhan Sabha's special session honored notable figures and martyrs, observing a two-minute silence for their contributions and sacrifices.

The Punjab Vidhan Sabha, on Thursday, paid tributes to departed souls including the deceased of Ahmedabad plane crash, who had passed away since the last session of the Assembly.
During the 9th (special) session of the 16th Punjab Vidhan Sabha, the House paid respects to the departed soul of MLA Tarn Taran Dr. Kashmir Singh Sohal, former Union Minister S. Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, Eminent Writer Dr. Rattan Singh Jaggi, Martyr Naik Sh. Surinder Singh, Martyr Lance Naik Sh. Baljeet Singh, Martyr Lance Naik Sh. Gurpreet Singh, Abohar businessman Sh. Sanjay Verma and the deceased of the recent plane crash at Ahmedabad.
A two-minute silence was observed in the memory of departed souls as a mark of respect during the obituary references.

Punjab engages rice millers in key meeting to address concerns and ensure smooth Kharif procurement, emphasizing stakeholder welfare for seamless operations.

Punjab Enlists Rice Millers for Procurement Success

Punjab Government hosts key meeting with rice millers to ensure a seamless Kharif procurement season. Ministers articulate plans for stakeholder welfare and smooth operations.

Punjab government engages rice millers for smooth Kharif procurement, led by Minister Khudian. Early measures and dialogues, involving all stakeholders, reflect focus on seamless process.

The Group of Ministers (GoM) constituted for ensuring the seamless and hassle free procurement of Wheat and Paddy today held a comprehensive meeting with the rice Millers of Punjab with a view to allay their concerns and give a patient hearing to their issues.
The Chairman of the Group of Ministers,
Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister S. Gurmeet Singh Khudian stated that the Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann led Punjab Government is proactively making comprehensive arrangements to ensure a seamless Kharif procurement season. As sowing has commenced, the state administration is working diligently to address the concerns and demands of millers and other stakeholders, while taking into account their requirements and demands to facilitate a smooth procurement operations in the state.
The Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Minister Mr. Lal Chand Kataruchak during interaction with the mediapersons said that the millers are appreciative of the fact that the State Government has begun preparations many months in advance about upcoming Paddy procurement season. He also stated that the Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann is painstakingly working to resolve all the issues pertaining to the millers and is scheduled to meet the Union Minister Pralhad Joshi in New Delhi over the matters which are in the domain of the Union Government.
Assuring all the stakeholders viz. Farmers, Rice Millers, Arhtiyas and the Labourers of protecting their interests, the Minister divulged that the Punjab Government is committed to fulfill their justified demands. On the movement of foodgrains from the State to ensure storage space, Mr. Kataruchak added that till now, 105 Lakh Metric Tonnes (LMT) of foodgrains has been moved out.
The Transport and Jails Minister Mr. Laljit Singh Bhullar assured that the Punjab Government said that the rice millers form the backbone of the procurement process and the State Government is formulating every step taking their welfare into active consideration. The Water Resources Minister Mr. Barinder Kumar Goyal said that the Punjab Government stands shoulder to shoulder with all the stakeholders in their every hour of need and views them as active partners not just in the procurement process but in the overall development of Punjab.
Among others present on the occasion included the Principal Secretary Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Rahul Tiwari, Director Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Varinder Kumar Sharma, Secretary Punjab Mandi Board Ramvir, MD PUNSUP Sonali Giri besides representatives of the rice millers.

Rescue teams recover 18 bodies after Gambhira bridge collapse in Gujarat; search for two missing persons continues amid toxic and muddy conditions.

Search operation resumes at Gujarat bridge tragedy site, two still missing

Rescue teams recover 18 bodies after Gambhira bridge collapse in Gujarat; search for two missing persons continues amid toxic and muddy conditions.

The search-and-rescue operation resumed in the Mahisagar river on Friday morning on the third day, as two persons are still missing following the Gambhira bridge tragedy in Gujarat&rsquo;s Vadodara district, officials said.
Several vehicles plunged into the river after a segment of the four-decade-old bridge, connecting Anand and Vadodara districts, collapsed near Gambhira village close to Padra town on Wednesday morning.
The operation resumed on the third day of the Gambhira bridge tragedy, with 18 bodies recovered by Thursday night. Efforts are still underway to trace two more persons, who are missing, Vadodara Collector Anil Dhameliya said.
&ldquo;The primary objective of our operation today is to recover a body trapped under a slab in the river, and the missing driver of a truck stuck in the water,&rdquo; he told mediapersons.
A list of eight missing persons was compiled on Thursday, and the bodies of six of them were recovered, he said.
The operation is being carried out by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and other agencies, with locals joining the efforts.
Dhameliya said that the rescue teams continue to work amid challenges, including muddy terrain, release of soda ash in water and a tanker filled with a highly corrosive substance.
A tanker that fell into the river was carrying sulphuric acid, and care is being made to ensure that it does not leak, he said.
There is a presence of soda ash in the water, which is causing irritation and itching for the rescuers. Attempts are being made to neutralise it, the official said.
Dhameliya said the mud in the river and on its banks has also complicated the rescue operation.
Since some vehicles, including a loaded truck, are still stuck in the muddy waters of the river, the district administration had used a &lsquo;high-performance truck&rsquo; of the Indian Army to pull them out, a government release said earlier.
To overcome the problem of mud, a temporary platform has been prepared on the riverbank for the rescue teams by spreading three truckloads of concrete mix, said the release.
On Thursday, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel suspended four engineers of the state&rsquo;s roads and buildings department in connection with the bridge collapse.
At least six major incidents of bridge collapse have taken place in Gujarat since 2021.
In December 2021, a slab collapsed during the construction of the Mumatpura flyover on the outskirts of Ahmedabad city. Luckily, no one was injured in the incident.
In October 2022, as many as 135 persons were killed when a British-era suspension bridge over the Machchhu river in Morbi town collapsed, when over 200 tourists were on it.
In June 2023, a newly built bridge on the Mindhola river in the Tapi district collapsed. No one was hurt in the accident.
In September 2023, four persons were injured after a portion of an old bridge on the Bhogavo river in Surendranagar district collapsed when a 40-ton dumper was navigating it near Wadhwan city.
In October 2023, two persons sitting in an autorickshaw died after six concrete girders or slabs, which were installed on the pillars of an under-construction bridge near the RTO Circle in Palanpur town of Banaskantha, collapsed.
In August 2024, a small bridge on the Bhogavo river connecting Habiyasar village with Chotila town in Surendranagar district collapsed after a sudden rise in water following discharge from an overflowing dam. No casualties were reported in the incident.&nbsp;

The murder of TMC leader Rajjak Khan in South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, escalates local tensions. Political accusations ensue as police investigate.

TMC Leader Shot and Killed in South 24 Parganas District

Rajjak Khan, a TMC leader, was shot and stabbed to death in South 24 Parganas, sparking tension. Political leaders exchange blame as investigations continue.

A 38-year-old TMC leader was killed in South 24 Parganas. The murder escalated tensions. Police investigations continue with political parties trading accusations.

A 38-year-old leader of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) was shot and killed in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district, leading to heightened tension in the area, according to police reports on Friday. The incident occurred in the Bhangar area on Thursday night. Rajjak Khan, who was a close associate of the TMC's Canning Purba MLA, Saokat Molla, was attacked by gunmen, as reported by a senior police officer. No arrests have been made so far in connection with Khan&rsquo;s murder.
The incident happened while Khan, the president of the TMC's Chaltaberia unit, was on his way home after attending a party meeting in the area, the officer stated. An initial investigation indicated that Khan was struck by three bullets. Additionally, the assailants stabbed him several times to ensure his death, the senior officer from Kashipur Police Station reported.
A police team has been stationed in the area, and the body was sent for a post-mortem examination. Saokat Molla has accused the Indian Secular Front (ISF) of orchestrating the murder of the local TMC leader. "Rajjak was heading home after attending two party meetings. He was shot and then stabbed multiple times. Those who are losing their foothold in Bhangar are responsible for this murder. Criminals sheltered by the ISF killed Khan. They are losing political relevance each day, and that is why they resorted to such criminal activities," the TMC legislator asserted.
Meanwhile, ISF MLA Nawsad Siddique dismissed the allegations as baseless, claiming that the killing resulted from the TMC's internal disputes. Bhangar has often been a hotspot for political clashes between the ISF and TMC factions, each vying for control of the region.
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The CBI, with Interpol and Mumbai police, extradited Kubbawala Mustafa, wanted for narcotics production, marking successful international cooperation.

India's CBI Coordinates Extradition of Alleged Narcotics Producer

In coordinated efforts, CBI, with Interpol and Mumbai police, extradited Kubbawala Mustafa, wanted for synthetic drug production, back to India.

The CBI successfully extradited Kubbawala Mustafa, an alleged narcotics producer, from the UAE to India, in a collaborative operation involving Interpol and Mumbai police.&nbsp;

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New Delhi, Jul 11 (PTI) &mdash; In a significant operation coordinated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) through Interpol and in conjunction with Mumbai police, an alleged synthetic narcotics producer was deported to India from the UAE on Friday. The individual in question, Kubbawala Mustafa, who was the subject of an Interpol Red Notice, was escorted by a four-member team of state police and brought to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai. Officials stated that this coordinated effort successfully returned Mustafa to face justice in India.
The International Police Cooperation Unit (IPCU) of CBI, collaborating with NCB-Abu Dhabi, played a crucial role in facilitating the extradition of Mustafa, who was wanted in connection with illicit drug manufacturing. A synthetic drugs manufacturing facility in Sangli operated under the alleged direction of Mustafa from abroad was busted by the Mumbai police, resulting in the seizure of 126.141 kg of mephedrone.
The CBI spokesperson highlighted that through diligent follow-up with Interpol and NCB-Abu Dhabi, Mustafa was geo-located in the UAE. The Mumbai authorities had previously filed a chargesheet and a special court had issued an open-dated arrest warrant against Mustafa. Efforts culminated in a Red Notice being published through Interpol on November 25, 2024, upon the Mumbai police's request.
The breakthrough came when NCB-Abu Dhabi communicated on June 19, 2025, indicating their authorities' readiness to support sending a security mission to the UAE to expedite Mustafa's return. Subsequently, a specialized team of Mumbai police was formed to escort him back from the UAE. This marks a successful coordination between international and Indian agencies in addressing cross-border crime.
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The accused allegedly drove the tractor over Nirpat eight times until he died, the news outlet said, citing police.

Man caught on camera crushing brother to death by tractor over land dispute

The accused allegedly drove the tractor over Nirpat eight times until he died, the news outlet said, citing police.

In a horrific incident, a man crushed his brother to death by tractor in Rajasthan's Bharatpur allegedly over a land dispute.&nbsp;
The shocking murder was captured on camera apparently by one of the witnesses.&nbsp;
According to NDTV, the deceased, Nirpat and the accused, Damodar's fathers have been embroiled in a long-term dispute over a piece of land and the families had clashed a few days back.
The accused allegedly drove the tractor over Nirpat eight times until he died, the news outlet said, citing police.
The accused has been arrested and a case has been registered.&nbsp;
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A 3.7 magnitude earthquake hit Jhajjar in Haryana, affecting Delhi and neighboring areas, following a recent 4.4 magnitude quake. The region, in Seismic Zone IV, is susceptible to such activity due to tectonic plate interactions.

Delhi NCR tremors after Haryana earthquake

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck Jhajjar, Haryana, affecting Delhi and nearby regions, just after a previous 4.4 quake. Seismic Zone IV's vulnerability stems from tectonic plate activity between India and Eurasia.

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake hit Haryana's Jhajjar, shaking Delhi and its neighbors. Occurring at a 10 km depth, it follows a 4.4 quake near Jhajjar. Delhi, in Seismic Zone IV, faces risk due to Indian-Eurasian plate activity.

Tremors were felt in Delhi after a 3.7 magnitude earthquake hit Haryana, centering around Jhajjar, on Friday evening. This followed another quake in the state within two days, causing ripples through Delhi and neighboring regions.
According to the National Centre for Seismology, the earthquake occurred at 7:49 pm at a depth of 10 km. Tremors were also noted in Haryana's Rohtak and Bahadurgarh districts.
This seismic activity follows a 4.4 magnitude earthquake that struck near Jhajjar the previous morning, affecting the Delhi-NCR area.
Delhi, situated in Seismic Zone IV, is highly susceptible to earthquakes. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority indicates this zone experiences seismic activity typically between 5 to 6 in magnitude, with occasional quakes reaching 7 to 8. Seismic zoning is an evolving process, subject to adjustments.
The seismic activity in North India, including the Himalayas, is primarily due to the collision between the Indian and Eurasian plates. This tectonic activity, akin to a tensioned spring, eventually releases stored energy, resulting in earthquakes.

22 Naxalites from Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district surrender, influenced by disillusionment and development efforts, marking a trend towards peace and rehabilitation.

22 Naxalites Surrender in Chhattisgarh

In Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur, 22 Naxalites surrender due to disillusionment and development progress. This event marks a setback for Maoist leadership and highlights a shift toward peace.

22 Naxalites surrender in Narayanpur, citing disillusionment with Maoist ideology and development in the Maad area. They receive government assistance, highlighting an ongoing trend of de-escalation.

As many as 22 Naxalites, who were active in the Abhujmad area and carrying collective rewards of Rs 37.5 lakh, surrendered in Chhattisgarh&rsquo;s Narayanpur district on Friday, a senior police official said.
The cadres, belonging to Kutul, Nelnar and Indravati area committees under the Maad division of Maoists, turned themselves in before senior police, Border Security Force (BSF) and Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) officials here.
The surrendered Naxalites told the police that they were disappointed with the &ldquo;hollow&rdquo; Maoist ideology and growing internal differences within the banned outfit, Narayanpur Superintendent of Police Robinson Guria said.
They were also influenced by the development work being carried out in the Maad area in the district, including rapid construction of roads, and wanted to lead a normal life, he said.
Of the Naxalites who gave up arms, Manku Kunjam (33), a divisional committee member, carried a reward of Rs 8 lakh, while three area committee members, identified as Hidme Kunjam (28), Punna Lal alias Boti (26) and Saniram Korram (25), carried a bounty of Rs 5 lakh each, the official said.
Eleven cadres had a bounty of Rs 1 lakh each, while seven others had Rs 50,000 each, he said.
Naranpur police, its District Reserve Guard, ITBP and BSF have played a key role in their surrender. The development has caused a huge blow to the top Maoist cadres. The dream of Naxal-free Maad is taking shape, Guria said.
All the surrendered Naxalites were provided assistance of Rs 50,000 each and would be rehabilitated as per the government&rsquo;s policy, he said.
With this surrender, 132 Naxalites have quit violence in the district so far this year.
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai hailed the success and said that Naxalites now want to shun guns and walk together on the path of development. The &lsquo;double engine&rsquo; government (BJP rule at the Centre and in the state) is committed to rooting out Naxalism by March 31, 2026, he said.
&ldquo;22 Naxalites carrying a bounty of Rs 37.5 lakh have surrendered in Narayanpur district. Rewards ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 8 lakh had been declared on them. So far, 1,476 Maoists have surrendered to our government (formed in December 2023),&rdquo; Sai said in a statement.
The laying down of arms by so many Naxalites points to the success of the government's new surrender and rehabilitation policy and public welfare schemes, he said.
&ldquo;Schemes like 'Niyad Nellnar' (your good village) have instilled confidence, and people have been quitting violence and returning to the mainstream of development. We are fully determined for the rehabilitation of these surrendered Naxalites,&rdquo; the CM added.

Death toll in Mahisagar river bridge collapse in Vadodara climbs to 19 as rescue teams halt operations due to high tide. Two persons still missing. CM suspends four engineers amid safety concerns.

Gujarat bridge collapse: Death toll rises to 19 as injured man dies in hospital; search operation on

Death toll in Mahisagar river bridge collapse in Vadodara climbs to 19 as rescue teams halt operations due to high tide. Two persons still missing. CM suspends four engineers amid safety concerns.

The death toll in the Mahisagar river bridge collapse in Gujarat's Vadodara district climbed to 19 on Friday after one of the injured persons succumbed to injuries at a hospital, officials said.
The search for the two missing persons is still underway, they said.
Several vehicles plunged into the river after a segment of the four-decade-old bridge, connecting Anand and Vadodara districts, collapsed near Gambhira village close to Padra town on Wednesday morning.
"Forty five-year-old Narendrasinh Parmar, a resident of Dahevan, who was one of the five injured persons undergoing treatment at the SSG Hospital died on Friday," an official said.
Eighteen bodies were recovered till Thursday night, and the operation resumed on the third day with efforts being made by the teams engaged at the site to trace two more persons, who are missing, Vadodara Collector Anil Dhameliya said.
On Thursday, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel suspended four engineers of the state's Roads and Buildings Department in connection with the bridge collapse.
State minister Rushikesh Patel visited the site of the tragedy and informed the media that action has been taken on the basis of a preliminary report submitted by a committee set up by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel.
A high-level probe committee of the state's roads and buildings department will submit a detailed report in 30 days, he said.
Out of the 7,000 bridges in the state that have been surveyed, the government has identified those that need repairs or require construction of a new one. Action is taken on them accordingly, he said after the visit.
"As per the preliminary report of this investigation committee, it has been recorded that the bridge collapsed due to pedestal and articulation crushing. A detailed report will be given by this committee of the Roads and Buildings Department within 30 days," he said.
The investigation report with its technical and administrative reasons will be submitted to the CM and other decisions will be taken on the basis of it, he added.
"The state government placed four roads and buildings department officials under suspension," said Patel who also later visited the injured persons at the SSG Hospital and enquired about their health.
Collector Dhameliya earlier told the media that the primary objective of the ongoing search and rescue operation was to recover a body trapped under a slab in the river, and trace the missing driver of a truck stuck in the water.
A list of eight missing persons was compiled on Thursday, and the bodies of six of them were recovered, he said.
The operation is being carried out by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and other agencies, with locals joining the efforts.
Dhameliya said the rescue teams continue to work amid challenges, including muddy terrain, release of soda ash in water and a tanker filled with a highly corrosive substance.
A tanker that fell into the river was carrying sulphuric acid, and care is being taken to ensure that it does not leak, he said.
There is a presence of soda ash in the water, which is causing irritation and itching for the rescuers, he said.
Earlier in the day, some trucks and two-wheelers were pulled out of water during the operation.
To overcome the problem of mud, a temporary platform has been prepared on the riverbank for the rescue teams by spreading three truckloads of concrete mix, an official release said.
At least six major incidents of bridge collapse have taken place in Gujarat since 2021.
In December 2021, a slab collapsed during the construction of the Mumatpura flyover on the outskirts of Ahmedabad city. Nobody was injured in the incident.
In October 2022, as many as 135 persons were killed when a British-era suspension bridge over the Machchhu river in Morbi town collapsed. Over 200 tourists were present on the bridge at that time.
In June 2023, a newly-built bridge on the Mindhola river in the Tapi district collapsed. No one was hurt in the accident.
In September 2023, four persons were injured after a portion of an old bridge on the Bhogavo river in Surendranagar district collapsed when a 40-ton dumper was navigating it near Wadhwan city.
In October 2023, two persons sitting in an autorickshaw died after six concrete girders or slabs, which were installed on the pillars of an under-construction bridge near the RTO Circle in Palanpur town of Banaskantha, collapsed.
In August 2024, a small bridge on the Bhogavo river connecting Habiyasar village with Chotila town in Surendranagar district collapsed after a sudden rise in water following discharge from an overflowing dam. No casualties were reported in the incident.

Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai suspends 22 officials in ₹3,200 crore liquor scam linked to Congress-era corruption. ED and ACB continue investigation.

Chhattisgarh liquor 'scam': 22 excise officials named in EOW chargesheet suspended by Sai govt

Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai suspends 22 officials in ₹3,200 crore liquor scam linked to Congress-era corruption. ED and ACB continue investigation.

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai has taken decisive action against alleged large-scale corruption by suspending 22 excise officials in connection with the ongoing investigation into the ₹3,200 crore liquor scam that occurred during the previous Congress-led government.&nbsp;
The officials suspended include 12 Assistant Commissioners, five Deputy Commissioners, three District Excise Officers, and two Assistant District Excise Officers. Their names appeared in the fourth supplementary chargesheet filed by the state&rsquo;s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) and Economic Offences Wing (EOW) on July 7.
The liquor scam, initially pegged at ₹2,161 crore, has grown to an estimated ₹3,200 crore, with investigations uncovering a wide-ranging network of illegal liquor sales and unaccounted commissions, especially in high-consumption districts. Officials were allegedly involved in enabling the sale of untaxed country liquor and facilitating kickbacks.
&ldquo;Several scams took place during the previous Congress government. Every case is being thoroughly investigated by both central and state agencies. No one found guilty will be spared. Our government is committed to clean and accountable governance,&rdquo; said Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, reaffirming his administration&rsquo;s zero-tolerance stance on corruption.
To date, five chargesheets have been submitted in the case, and 13 individuals have been arrested. Among those apprehended are former Excise Minister and sitting Congress MLA Kawasi Lakhma, former IAS officer Anil Tuteja, and businessman Anwar Dhebar. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is also actively investigating the money laundering angle linked to the scam, with its roots traced back to the period between 2019 and 2022.
CM Sai&rsquo;s latest action underscores his administration&rsquo;s resolve to ensure transparency and accountability in governance. Within six months of taking office, he introduced a new excise policy aimed at eliminating corruption and middlemen in liquor trade operations. According to the policy, the government will now directly procure liquor from manufacturers and sell it to consumers through its agency.
This move marks a significant shift in the state's approach to managing the liquor business and signals the Chief Minister&rsquo;s intent to build a transparent, accountable, and corruption-free administrative system in Chhattisgarh.

Deepak Yadav, arrested for killing his daughter and tennis player Radhika Yadav, was sent to one-day police custody as Gurugram Police begin recovery and investigation efforts.

Gurugram tennis player murder: Court sends accused father to police custody for a day

Deepak Yadav, arrested for killing his daughter and tennis player Radhika Yadav, was sent to one-day police custody as Gurugram Police begin recovery and investigation efforts.

A Gurugram court on Friday sent Deepak Yadav, arrested for killing his daughter and tennis player Radhika Yadav, to police custody for a day.
Outside the court, a police official told reporters that they had sought a two-day remand of the accused. "We have to recover the ammunition of his licensed revolver (used in the crime). We have to verify how much ammunition he had procured," he said.
Asked from where the recovery has to be made, the official said, "The accused owns land in Kasam village near Rewari. We have to get the ammunition from there." The 49-year-old accused, wearing a T-shirt and trousers, had his head covered with a towel as he stepped out of the vehicle near the court complex under police escort for a court appearance.
He faced a volley of questions from a battery of mediapersons, wanting to know why he killed his daughter. However, he was quickly taken inside the court premises.
When he came out of court after the hearing, the towel was off. He faced the same question, and again, he was quickly escorted by the police to the vehicle.
Deepak Yadav allegedly shot dead his 25-year-old daughter at the family's double-storey home in the upscale Sushant Lok area on Thursday. He has confessed to the crime.
Police said they were investigating all possible angles in the murder, including what the player's mother was doing when the incident occurred.
They claimed that the tennis academy Radhika ran was the bone of contention between the father and the daughter.
A Gurugram police spokesperson said that Deepak has confessed to the crime and disclosed that his objection was to her daughter running the tennis academy, over which there had been altercations between the two on many occasions.
The accused felt that he was financially well off and also earned from rental income, so there was no need for his daughter to run an academy, the police claimed.
"Radhika used to run a tennis academy in Gurugram, and her father was not happy with it. On many occasions, he had told her to shut it, but she did not agree. Angered, he shot her thrice," the spokesperson added.&nbsp;

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