Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister delivered another controversial statement during his campaign for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state.
Yogi Adityanath visited Ghaziabad in west UP and conducted door-to-door campaigning, given that there are restrictions on physical rallies and roadshows due to Covid. The BJP leader was accused of drawing religious lines during a speech.
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He said that while the previous Samajwadi Party government had built a Haj house in Ghaziabad, his government had built a Kailash Mansarovar Bhawan.
Repeating an earlier barb, Yogi also referred to former UP CM and Akhilesh's father Mulayam as 'abba jaan'. "Samajwadi Party says it will bring back the old pension system. When the old system was scrapped, Akhilesh's 'abba jaan' (father) was the chief minister. He (Mulayam Yadav) was CM for 4 more years. Then, for 5 years Akhilesh himself was CM. But he did not think about state government employees," he said.
Adityanath followed up by saying that the BJP has maintained social equilibrium. "BJP has maintained social equilibrium and given representation to all communities. At the same time, on the issues of nationalism, development, and good governance, no compromises have been made," he said.
 
A day earlier, the BJP leader had reportedly said that previous governments tried to make Kashmir in UP. He was referring to the alleged exodus of some Hindu families from Kairana.
The latest statements come days after Yogi's 80-20 comment received backlash from the Opposition parties. Yogi had said that the contest in UP is between 80 and 20. He said that 80% people stand with development and therefore BJP, and 20% stand with goons and mafia, and therefore with the Opposition. Yogi's opponents had interpreted the comment as an allusion to the ratio of Hindu and minority population in UP.
UP will vote in 7 phases from February 10, with results being announced on March 10.

Haj house, abba jaan: CM Yogi Adityanath's latest religion barbs at SP | UP Election 2022

Yogi Adityanath visited Ghaziabad in west UP and conducted door-to-door campaigning, given that there are restrictions on physical rallies and roadshows due to Covid.

Haj house, abba jaan: Yogi's latest religion barbs at SP

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 VO: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister delivered another controversial statement during his campaign for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state. Yogi Adityanath visited Ghaziabad in west UP and conducted door-to-door campaigning, given that there are restrictions on physical rallies and roadshows due to Covid. The BJP leader was accused of drawing religious lines during a speech. He said that while the previous Samajwadi Party government had built a Haj house in Ghaziabad, his government had built a Kailash Mansarovar Bhawan. Repeating an earlier barb, Yogi also referred to former UP CM and Akhilesh's father Mulayam as 'abba jaan'. A day earlier, the BJP leader had reportedly said that previous governments tried to make Kashmir in UP. He was referring to the alleged exodus of some Hindu families from Kairana.
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TRANSLATION - Earlier, Haj houses used to be built in Ghaziabad. Our government built Kailash Mansarovar Bhavan.
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TRANSLATION - Samajwadi Party says it will bring back the old pension system. When the old system was scrapped, Akhilesh's 'abba jaan' (father) was the chief minister. He (Mulayam Yadav) was CM for 4 more years. Then, for 5 years Akhilesh himself was CM. But he did not think about state government employees.
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TRANSLATION - BJP has maintained social equilibrium and given representation to all communities. At the same time, on the issues of nationalism, development, and good governance, no compromises have been made.
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 VO: The latest statements come days after Yogi's 80-20 comment received backlash from the Opposition parties.Yogi had said that the contest in UP is between 80 and 20. He said that 80% people stand with development and therefore BJP, and 20% stand with goons and mafia, and therefore with the Opposition. Yogi's opponents had interpreted the comment as an allusion to the ratio of Hindu and minority population in UP. UP will vote in 7 phases from February 10, with results being announced on March 10.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister delivered another controversial statement during his campaign for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state.
Yogi Adityanath visited Ghaziabad in west UP and conducted door-to-door campaigning, given that there are restrictions on physical rallies and roadshows due to Covid.&nbsp;The BJP leader was accused of drawing religious lines during a speech.
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 He said that while the previous Samajwadi Party government had built a Haj house in Ghaziabad, his government had built a Kailash Mansarovar Bhawan.
 Repeating an earlier barb, Yogi also referred to former UP CM and Akhilesh's father Mulayam as 'abba jaan'. "Samajwadi Party says it will bring back the old pension system. When the old system was scrapped, Akhilesh's 'abba jaan' (father) was the chief minister. He (Mulayam Yadav) was CM for 4 more years. Then, for 5 years Akhilesh himself was CM. But he did not think about state government employees," he said.
 Adityanath followed up by saying that the BJP has maintained social equilibrium. "BJP has maintained social equilibrium and given representation to all communities. At the same time, on the issues of nationalism, development, and good governance, no compromises have been made," he said.
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A day earlier, the BJP leader had reportedly said that previous governments tried to make Kashmir in UP.&nbsp;He was referring to the alleged exodus of some Hindu families from Kairana.
 The latest statements come days after Yogi's 80-20 comment received backlash from the Opposition parties.&nbsp;Yogi had said that the contest in UP is between 80 and 20.&nbsp;He said that 80% people stand with development and therefore BJP, and 20% stand with goons and mafia, and therefore with the Opposition.&nbsp;Yogi's opponents had interpreted the comment as an allusion to the ratio of Hindu and minority population in UP.
 UP will vote in 7 phases from February 10, with results being announced on March 10.

Arunachal 'kidnapping': Chinese Army says it has 'found' the teen 
 

Arunachal Pradesh 'kidnapping': Chinese Army says it has 'found' 17-yr-old Miram Taron, days after Indian Army sought assistance

The Indian Army was told by the Chinese People's Liberation Army that they have located the 17-year-old, as per a report by news agency ANI.


Arunachal 'kidnapping': Chinese Army says it has 'found' the teen 

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Days after a BJP MP claimed that a teenager from Arunachal Pradesh was kidnapped by the Chinese Army, the youth has reportedly been located. The Indian Army was told by the Chinese People's Liberation Army that they have located the 17-year-old, as per a report by news agency ANI. Miram Taron had gone missing on January 19. BJP MP from Arunachal (East) Tapir Gao had said that Miram and his friend were targeted by the Chinese Army. While the friend managed to escape, Miram was allegedly captured. Subsequently, Indian Army personnel had contacted their Chinese counterparts for help in locating and returning the youth. He is reportedly part of a hunting group which frequently visits areas near the disputed India-China border called the Line of Actual Control. Similar incidents of Arunachal residents being allegedly abducted by Chinese soldiers have occurred in the past. In March 2020, the PLA was accused of kidnapping a 21-year-old. In September the same year, 5 youths were reportedly abducted. In both cases, the Indian Army had intervened and ensured their safe return.
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Days after a BJP MP claimed that a teenager from Arunachal Pradesh was kidnapped by the Chinese Army, the youth has reportedly been located.
The Indian Army was told by the Chinese People's Liberation Army that they have located the 17-year-old, as per a report by news agency ANI. Lt Col Harshvardhan Pandey, PRO Defence, Tezpur was quoted as saying that due procedure is being followed to secure his return.
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 Miram Taron had gone missing on January 19. BJP MP from Arunachal (East) Tapir Gao had said that Miram and his friend were targeted by the Chinese Army.&nbsp;While the friend managed to escape, Miram was allegedly captured.
 Subsequently, Indian Army personnel had contacted their Chinese counterparts for help in locating and returning the youth.&nbsp;He is reportedly part of a hunting group which frequently visits areas near the disputed India-China border called the Line of Actual Control.
 Similar incidents of Arunachal residents being allegedly abducted by Chinese soldiers have occurred in the past.&nbsp;In March 2020, the PLA was accused of kidnapping a 21-year-old. In September the same year, 5 youths were reportedly abducted. In both cases, the Indian Army had intervened and ensured their safe return.
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On camera: Violent clashes in Bengal, BJP blames TMC
 

On camera: Violent clashes in Bengal, BJP accuses TMC of attack during Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose birth anniversary event in Bhatpara

BJP leaders accused TMC workers of attacking them when they were going to garland a statue of freedom fighter Subhas Chandra Bose.

On camera: Violent clashes in Bengal, BJP blames TMC

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VO: Fierce clashes broke out in West Bengal's Bhatpara on the occasion of Subhas Chandra Bose's birth anniversary. The violence, which occurred in Bhatpara, was caught on camera. BJP leaders accused TMC workers of attacking them when they were going to garland a statue of freedom fighter Bose. Some visuals showed BJP parliamentarian Arjun Singh being surrounded by a mob as his security personnel try to keep him safe. The security personnel had to brandish lathis and guns to keep the mob at bay. Speaking to reporters later, Singh claimed that TMC workers had pelted stones and tried to attack him and BJP MLA Pawan Singh. The ruling Trinamool Congress did not immediately respond to the allegations.
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Fierce clashes broke out in West Bengal's Bhatpara on the occasion of Subhas Chandra Bose's birth anniversary.&nbsp;The violence, which occurred in Bhatpara, was caught on camera.
BJP leaders accused TMC workers of attacking them when they were going to garland a statue of freedom fighter Bose.&nbsp;Some visuals showed BJP parliamentarian Arjun Singh being surrounded by a mob as his security personnel try to keep him safe.&nbsp;The security personnel had to brandish lathis and guns to keep the mob at bay.
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Speaking to reporters later, Singh claimed that TMC workers had pelted stones and tried to attack him and BJP MLA Pawan Singh. "I spoke to the Governor and Speaker and gave them details of what happened. This will continue to happen under TMC rule. We will have to see many deaths. But we have vowed to oust the TMC like we ousted the CPM," he said.
The ruling Trinamool Congress did not immediately respond to the allegations.

Delhi has recorded nearly 70 mm of rainfall in January this year, as on Saturday, the highest in the month in the last 32 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
A senior IMD official said Delhi registered 69.8 mm of rainfall by 9.30 pm on Saturday.
It is the highest since January 1989 when the capital received 79.7 mm rainfall, he said.
According to the IMD, rain on Saturday brought down the maximum temperature to 14.7 degrees Celsius, seven notches below the average and also the lowest for the season so far.
The minimum temperature settled at 11.5 degrees Celsius, four notches above the season's average, the IMD said.
Widespread rainfall is likely over Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, west Uttar Pradesh and north Rajasthan from January 21 to January 23 due to a Western Disturbance, the IMD had said.

Delhi records highest January rain in 32 years; maximum temperature at season's lowest

Delhi has recorded nearly 70 mm of rainfall in January this year, as on Saturday, the highest in the month in the last 32 years, according to the Met Dept

<ul>
<li>Delhi sees highest rainfall for January in last 32 years: IMD&nbsp;</li>
<li>Delhi's maximum temperature was at 14&deg;C on Saturday, season's lowest</li>
<li>Rain&nbsp;in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, UP due to western disturbance&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

The minimum temperature settled at 11.5 degrees Celsius, four notches above the season's average, the IMD said.

Delhi has recorded nearly 70 mm of rainfall in January this year, as on Saturday, the highest in the month in the last 32 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
A senior IMD official said Delhi registered 69.8 mm of rainfall by 9.30 pm on Saturday.
It is the highest since January 1989 when the capital received 79.7 mm rainfall, he said.
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According to the IMD, rain on Saturday brought down the maximum temperature to 14.7 degrees Celsius, seven notches below the average and also the lowest for the season so far.
The minimum temperature settled at 11.5 degrees Celsius, four notches above the season's average, the IMD said.
Widespread rainfall is likely over Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, west Uttar Pradesh and north Rajasthan from January 21 to January 23 due to a Western Disturbance, the IMD had said.

Video of an alleged gang war in Bihar is going viral on social media.
The incident is said to be of Arrah in Bihar where a gun-battle allegedly broke out between two gangs over control of a sand mine.
As per social media accounts, at least two people died in the firing.
A video claimed to be of the incident shows a person shouting instructions as firing rages from the other side. A person apparently gets shot after which the individual shooting the video starts running.

Viral video of 'gang war', firing in Bihar's Arrah over control of sand mine

The incident is said to be of Arrah in Bihar where a gun-battle allegedly broke out between two gangs over control of a sand mine.

Viral video of 'gang war', firing in Bihar over control of sand mine

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Video of an alleged gang war in Bihar is going viral on social media. The incident is said to be of Arrah in Bihar where a gunbattle allegedly broke out between two gangs over control of a sand mine. As per social media accounts, at least two people died in the firing. A video claimed to be of the incident shows a person shouting instructions as firing rages from the other side. A person apparently gets shot after which the individual shooting the video starts running.

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Video of an alleged gang war in Bihar is going viral on social media.
The incident is said to be of Arrah in Bihar where a gun-battle allegedly broke out between two gangs over control of a sand mine.
 As per social media accounts, at least two people died in the firing.
 A video claimed to be of the incident shows a person shouting instructions as firing rages from the other side.&nbsp;A person apparently gets shot after which the individual shooting the video starts running.

BJP leader Imarti Devi is under fire for allegedly throwing a face mask away.
Aam Aadmi Party workers posted a video on Twitter tagging the former Madhya Pradesh minister.&nbsp;AAP workers claimed to have been distributing face masks when they spotted Imarti Devi in her vehicle.&nbsp;They are seen offering masks to people in the car.&nbsp;Subsequently, a&nbsp;woman is seen apparently throwing the mask out of the car's window.
ALSO WATCH | India reports over 3.37 lakh cases, active Covid-19 cases highest in 237 days
Madhya Pradesh currently has over 55,000 active Covid-19 cases. The state reportedly saw 11,274 new cases on January 22.&nbsp;The death toll in the state currently stands at over 10,500 since the start of the pandemic.
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BJP leader Imarti Devi threw face mask out of car, says AAP, posts video of Madhya Pradesh ex-minister on Twitter | Covid Omicron 3rd wave

Aam Aadmi Party workers posted a video on Twitter tagging former Madhya Pradesh minister Imarti Devi.

Omicron: BJP leader threw face mask out of car, says AAP, posts video

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 BJP leader Imarti Devi is under fire for allegedly throwing a face mask away. Aam Aadmi Party workers posted a video on Twitter tagging the former Madhya Pradesh minister. AAP workers claimed to have been distributing face masks when they spotted Imarti Devi in her vehicle. They are seen offering masks to people in the car. Subsequently, a&nbsp;woman is seen apparently throwing the mask out of the car's window.
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 Madhya Pradesh currently has over 55,000 active Covid-19 cases. The state reportedly saw 11,274 new cases on January 22. The death toll in the state currently stands at over 10,500 since the start of the pandemic.
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BJP leader Imarti Devi is under fire for allegedly throwing a face mask away.
 Aam Aadmi Party workers posted a video on Twitter tagging the former Madhya Pradesh minister.&nbsp;AAP workers claimed to have been distributing face masks when they spotted Imarti Devi in her vehicle.&nbsp;They are seen offering masks to people in the car.&nbsp;Subsequently, a&nbsp;woman is seen apparently throwing the mask out of the car's window.
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 Madhya Pradesh currently has over 55,000 active Covid-19 cases. The state reportedly saw 11,274 new cases on January 22.&nbsp;The death toll in the state currently stands at over 10,500 since the start of the pandemic.
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2 people have died and at least 15 persons were injured in a major fire that broke out on the 18th floor of a residential building in Tardeo area of central Mumbai on Saturday morning, an official said.
The blaze erupted around 7 am in Kamla building located opposite Gandhi Hospital at Gowalia Tank. 
A Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation official said that thirteen fire engines, seven water jetties, among others, are involved in the firefighting operation. It has been tagged as a level three or major fire. 
The 15 people who were injured in the blaze were taken to the nearby Bhatia Hospital and three of them are in critical condition, the official said
 
 

2 dead, many injured after massive fire in a Mumbai building

2 people have died and at least 15 persons were injured in a major fire that broke out on the 18th floor of a residential building in Tardeo area of central Mumbai on Saturday morning, an official said.

<ul>
<li>7 dead&nbsp;as major fire breaks out in a Mumbai&nbsp;building</li>
<li>Fire broke out on the 18th floor of a 20-storeyed&nbsp;building in Mumbai</li>
<li>Fire tagged as level three or major blaze</li>
<li>BMC: over 15 people injured, 3 are in critical condition</li>
</ul>

A Brihanmumbai&nbsp;Municipal Corporation official said that thirteen fire engines, seven water jetties, among others, are involved in the firefighting operation. It has been tagged as a level three or major fire

7 people have&nbsp;died and over 15 people were&nbsp;injured in a major fire that broke out on the 18th floor of a residential building in Tardeo area of central Mumbai on Saturday morning, an official said.
The blaze erupted around 7 am in Kamla building located opposite Gandhi Hospital at Gowalia Tank.&nbsp;
A Brihanmumbai&nbsp;Municipal Corporation official said that thirteen fire engines, seven water jetties, among others, are involved in the firefighting operation. It has been tagged as a level three or major fire.&nbsp;
The injured were taken to the nearby Bhatia Hospital.&nbsp;
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Spelling fresh trouble for BJP in Goa just weeks ahead of elections, son of late Manohar Parrikar quit the party.

After UP defections, Goa jolt for BJP? Manohar Parrikar's son Utpal quits, to contest from Panaji as independent candidate | Goa Election 2022

The ruling party has decided to fielding sitting MLA Atanasio Monserrate from Panaji.

After UP defections, Goa jolt for BJP? Manohar Parrikar's son quits

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 Spelling fresh trouble for BJP in Goa just weeks ahead of elections, son of late Manohar Parrikar quit the party. Addressing a press conference after days of closed-door negotiations and rumours, Utpal Parrikar said that he would contest from Panaji as an independent candidate. Parrikar junior was involved in a tussle with the BJP leadership over selection of candidate for the constituency represented by his father for around 25 years. The ruling party has decided to fielding sitting MLA Atanasio Monserrate from the seat. He had won the Panaji bypoll after Manohar Parrikar's death in 2019. Monserrate was a part of the group of 10 Congress legislators who had defected to the BJP in 2019. Utpal Parrikar rejected overtures from parties like Aam Aadmi party by clarifying that the only two options for him were staying in the BJP or contesting as an independent.
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Spelling fresh trouble for BJP in Goa just weeks ahead of elections, son of late Manohar Parrikar quit the party.
Addressing a press conference after days of closed-door negotiations and rumours, Utpal Parrikar said that he would contest from Panaji as an independent candidate.
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 Parrikar junior was involved in a tussle with the BJP leadership over selection of candidate for the constituency represented by his father for around 25 years. "I tried my best even during last election, and this election, to convince my party (BJP) that I enjoy support of general population of Panaji," he said.
 The ruling party has decided to fielding sitting MLA Atanasio Monserrate from the seat. He had won the Panaji bypoll after Manohar Parrikar's death in 2019.&nbsp;Monserrate was a part of the group of 10 Congress legislators who had defected to the BJP in 2019.
 Utpal Parrikar rejected overtures from parties like Aam Aadmi party by clarifying that the only two options for him were staying in the BJP or contesting as an independent.

12-yr-old's death en route to paragliding site: HC slams laxity of officials
 

12-yr-old's death en route to paragliding site: Himachal Pradesh High Court slams laxity of officials, sets up panel

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has reportedly set up a 7-member committee to verify qualifications and licenses of operators, existing safety measures, quality of equipment, etc.

12-yr-old's death en route to paragliding site: Himachal HC steps in

The death of a 12-year-old boy, who was on his way to a paragliding site in Himachal Pradesh, has sparked concern and debate about regulation of adventure sports in the state. Even the high court has now stepped in. 12-year-old Advik had travelled to Himachal with his family in December last year. On December 22, the family from Karnataka's Bengaluru decided to go for paragliding in Bir Billing in Kangra district. Advik's father Rishabh Tripathi, who is an IT professional, reportedly said that they were being taken to the paragliding site in an unsafe and overloaded jeep when tragedy struck. The car hit a two-wheeler and fell into a 15-ft deep gorge. Advik died while his parents suffered severe injuries. The father has reportedly claimed that the jeep was carrying 9 people, even though it had capacity to seat only 5. He has also reportedly claimed that safety accessories in the car were missing. Following the tragedy, the Himachal Pradesh High Court took up the matter suo motu. It has reportedly set up a 7-member committee to verify qualifications and licenses of operators, existing safety measures, quality of equipment, etc. The High Court also held authorities responsible for lack of monitoring of adventure sports activities in the state, which leads to accidents.

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The death of a 12-year-old boy, who was on his way to a paragliding site in Himachal Pradesh, has sparked concern and debate about regulation of adventure sports in the state.&nbsp;Even the high court has now stepped in.
12-year-old Advik had travelled to Himachal with his family in December last year. On December 22, the family from Karnataka's Bengaluru decided to go for paragliding in Bir Billing in Kangra district.&nbsp;Advik's father Rishabh Tripathi, who is an IT professional, reportedly said that they were being taken to the paragliding site in an unsafe and overloaded jeep when tragedy struck.&nbsp;The car hit a two-wheeler and fell into a 15-ft deep gorge.&nbsp;Advik died while his parents suffered severe injuries.
 The father has reportedly claimed that the jeep was carrying 9 people, even though it had capacity to seat only 5.&nbsp;He has also reportedly claimed that safety accessories in the car were missing.
 Following the tragedy, the Himachal Pradesh High Court took up the matter suo motu.&nbsp;It has reportedly set up a 7-member committee to verify qualifications and licenses of operators, existing safety measures, quality of equipment, etc.&nbsp;The High Court also held authorities responsible for lack of monitoring of adventure sports activities in the state, which leads to accidents.
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Clubhouse viral chat case: Mumbai cops arrest 3 for targeting Muslim women
 

Clubhouse viral chat case: Mumbai police arrest 3 from Haryana for allegedly targeting Muslim women, weeks after Bulli Bai case

Mumbai cops made the arrests days after their Delhi counterparts sought details of the admin of the chat group from Clubhouse executives.

Clubhouse viral chat case: Mumbai cops arrest 3 for targeting Muslim women

Days after a conversation allegedly targeting women on the audio chat app Clubhouse went viral, Mumbai police made 3 arrests. Akash, aged 19, Jaishnav, aged 21, and Yash Parashar, aged 22, were reportedly arrested from Haryana by Mumbai police's cyber cell. Yash Parashar was allegedly the moderator of the chat while Jaishav and Akash may also have been part of other Clubhouse chats aimed at denigrating Muslim women. Mumbai cops made the arrests days after their Delhi counterparts sought details of the admin of the chat group from Clubhouse executives. Clips of the chat viral on social media showed the participants allegedly making derogatory and vulgar references for Muslim women. Delhi Commission for Women chief Swati Maliwal had appealed to Delhi police to take action. The latest case comes weeks after huge uproar over the Bulli Bai app appearing on code repository platform Github. Bulli Bai was accused of demeaning Muslim women by conducting their mock auction. Both Mumbai and Delhi police had made arrests in the Bulli Bai case.
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Days after a conversation allegedly targeting women on the audio chat app Clubhouse went viral, Mumbai police made 3 arrests.
Akash, aged 19, Jaishnav, aged 21, and Yash Parashar, aged 22, were reportedly arrested from Haryana by Mumbai police's cyber cell.&nbsp;Yash Parashar was allegedly the moderator of the chat while Jaishav and Akash may also have been part of other Clubhouse chats aimed at denigrating Muslim women.
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 Mumbai cops made the arrests days after their Delhi counterparts sought details of the admin of the chat group from Clubhouse executives.
 Clips of the chat viral on social media showed the participants allegedly making derogatory and vulgar references for Muslim women.&nbsp;Delhi Commission for Women chief Swati Maliwal had appealed to Delhi police to take action.
 The latest case comes weeks after huge uproar over the Bulli Bai app appearing on code repository platform Github.&nbsp;Bulli Bai was accused of demeaning Muslim women by conducting their mock auction.&nbsp;Both Mumbai and Delhi police had made arrests in the Bulli Bai case.

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At least four people have died and seven others are feared trapped inside a snacks factory in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, where a massive fire broke out this morning. While rescue operations are underway, the cause of the fire is not clear yet. The Bihar govt has announced a compensation of ₹4 lakh for the family of those dead.

At least four people have died and seven others are feared trapped inside a snacks factory in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, where a massive fire broke out this morning. While rescue operations are underway, the cause of the fire is not clear yet. The Bihar government has announced a compensation of ₹4 lakh for the family of those dead.

At a Republic Day celebration held at an RBI branch office in Chennai on Wednesday, a few officials allegedly remained seated while the Tamil anthem was being sung.
A video of the purported incident also went viral in which onlookers could be seen questioning the officials for not rising while the anthem was being sung. The officials had reportedly replied that the Madras High Court had said there was no need to do so.
A day after the incident, a Madras High Court advocate has filed a complaint against the officials for “disrespecting the anthem” on Thursday.
According to advocate G Rajesh, who filed an online complaint to the Greater Chennai Police, the officials misinterpreted the judgment of the High Court and the order issued by the state government.
State cabinet ministers as well as leaders across political parties condemned the incident on social media.

Chennai: complaint against RBI officials for not rising to Tamil anthem

Chennai: officials reportedly remained seated while Tamil anthem played

Complaint against RBI&nbsp;officials for alleged disrespect of Tamil anthem
Chennai: officials reportedly remained seated while Tamil anthem played
Madras HC advocate filed a complaint against officials
Leaders across political spectrum condemned the incident

State cabinet ministers as well as leaders across political parties condemned the incident on social media

At a Republic Day function held at an RBI branch office in Chennai on Wednesday, a few officials allegedly remained seated while the Tamil anthem was being sung.
A video of the purported incident also went viral in which onlookers could be seen questioning the officials for not rising while the anthem was being sung. The officials had reportedly replied that the Madras High Court had said there was no need to do so.
A day after the incident, a Madras High Court advocate has filed a complaint against the officials for what he claimed was&nbsp;&ldquo;disrespecting the anthem&rdquo; on Thursday.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/on-camera-drone-falls-on-dancers-at-republic-day-parade-in-mp-s-jabalpur-1643208253465" target="_blank">Drone falls on dancers at Republic Day parade in MP's Jabalpur</a>
According to advocate G Rajesh, who filed an online complaint to the Greater Chennai Police, the officials misinterpreted the judgment of the High Court and the order issued by the Tamil Nadu government.
State cabinet ministers as well as leaders across political parties condemned the incident on social media.

Building collapse in Mumbai: Over 5 people injured
 

Building collapse in Mumbai's Bandra: Over 5 people injured

The Mumbai civic body BMC was quoted as saying that 5 fire engines, a rescue van, and 6 ambulances had been rushed to the spot.

Building collapse in Mumbai: Over 5 people injured

Mumbai saw yet another building collapse on January 26. Over 5 people were reportedly injured after a 4-storey building collapsed. The structure was located in Behram Nagar near Raza Masjid in Bandra East. The collapse occurred around 4 pm. The Mumbai civic body BMC was quoted as saying that 5 fire engines, a rescue van, and 6 ambulances had been rushed to the spot. Four of the injured were reportedly taken to VN Desai hospital, while three others were taken to Bandra Bhabha hospital. The disaster management department of the BMC said that their condition was stable. The Mumbai fire department rescued at least 6 people from the debris.

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Mumbai saw yet another building collapse on January 26.
Over 5 people were reportedly injured after a 4-storey building collapsed.&nbsp;The structure was located in Behram Nagar near Raza Masjid in Bandra East.&nbsp;The collapse occurred around 4 pm.
 The Mumbai civic body BMC was quoted as saying that 5 fire engines, a rescue van, and 6 ambulances had been rushed to the spot.
 Four of the injured were reportedly taken to VN Desai hospital, while three others were taken to Bandra Bhabha hospital.&nbsp;The disaster management department of the BMC said that their condition was stable.
 The Mumbai fire department rescued at least 6 people from the debris.

R-Day: Drone falls on 2 people at parade in MP's Bhopal
 

Republic Day 2022: Drone falls on 2 people at parade in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur, mishap caught on camera

A doctor at the event said that the duo had been rushed to a hospital, and their condition was stable.

On camera: Drone falls on dancers at Republic Day parade in MP's Jabalpur

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 In a startling incident, a drone fell on two people during Republic Day celebrations. The mishap reportedly occurred in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur. The incident was caught on camera apparently by one of the spectators. The unmanned aerial vehicle was part of the MP agriculture department's tableau. The victims were reportedly part of a tribal dance performance at the January 26 event. They suffered injuries on their heads, as per reports.
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In a startling incident, a drone fell on two people during Republic Day celebrations.The mishap reportedly occurred in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur.
The incident was caught on camera apparently by one of the spectators.&nbsp;The unmanned aerial vehicle was part of the MP agriculture department's tableau.
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The victims were reportedly part of a tribal dance performance at the January 26 event. They suffered injuries on their heads, as per reports.
A doctor at the event said that the duo had been rushed to a hospital, and their condition was stable.
India celebrated its 73rd&nbsp;Republic Day on January 26, 2022. The Indian Constitution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on November 26, 1949, and came into effect on January 26, 1950.

India's 1st PM - Netaji Bose or Jawaharlal Nehru? Bengal govt to scrutinise

India's 1st PM - Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose or Jawaharlal Nehru? West Bengal govt to scrutinise

The Bengal school syllabus committee in the state has now reportedly been tasked with scrutinising how Bose was leading India's government-in-exile during British rule.

India's 1st PM - Netaji Bose or Jawaharlal Nehru? Bengal govt to scrutinise

Who was India's first Prime Minister - Jawaharlal Nehru, or Subhas Chandra Bose? This might seem like an odd question on the occasion of the country's 73rd&nbsp;Republic Day. But this is exactly what the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal is now investigating. The school syllabus committee in the state has now reportedly been tasked with scrutinising how Bose was leading India's government-in-exile during British rule. This would then be included in the general curriculum.
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TMC leader Kunal Ghosh thanked education minister Bratya Basu for the move.
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 Chandra Bose, grandnephew of the freedom fighter and a BJP leader, said that the issue has already been addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Bose reportedly said that on an earlier occasion, PM Modi had said that Netaji Bose was the first Prime Minister of the Azad Hind government. He reportedly said that Jawaharlal Nehru should be considered first Prime Minister of divided, independent India.
 The latest instance of shining a limelight on Netaji comes after a tussle between the Bengal and Union governments. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had objected to exclusion of the state tableau which featured Bose from the Republic Day parade. The Centre had responded by saying that all tableaux can't be included in the parade and due procedure was followed to select those that made it to the final list. Subsequently, on January 23, which is Bose's birth anniversary, Prime Minister Modi unveiled a hologram of a statue of the freedom fighter at India Gate in Delhi. The hologram would soon be replaced by a granite statue.

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Who was India's first Prime Minister - Jawaharlal Nehru, or Subhas Chandra Bose?
This might seem like an odd question on the occasion of the country's 73rd&nbsp;Republic Day, but this is exactly what the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal is now investigating.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/didn-t-beg-for-freedom-pm-modi-unveils-hologram-of-netaji-bose-statue-at-india-gate-1642952862661" target="_blank">'Didn't beg for freedom': PM Modi unveils hologram of Netaji Bose statue at India Gate</a>
The school syllabus committee in the state has now reportedly been tasked with scrutinising how Bose was leading India's government-in-exile during British rule. This would then be included in the general curriculum.&nbsp;TMC leader Kunal Ghosh thanked education minister Bratya Basu for the move.
 Chandra Bose, grandnephew of the freedom fighter and a BJP leader, said that the issue has already been addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.&nbsp;Bose reportedly said that on an earlier occasion, PM Modi had said that Netaji was the first Prime Minister of the Azad Hind government. He reportedly said that Jawaharlal Nehru should be considered first Prime Minister of divided, independent India.
 The latest instance of shining a limelight on Netaji comes after a tussle between the Bengal and Union governments.&nbsp;Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had objected to exclusion of the state tableau which featured Bose from the Republic Day parade.&nbsp;The Centre had responded by saying that all tableaux can't be included in the parade and due procedure was followed to select those that made it to the final list.
 Subsequently, on January 23, which is Bose's birth anniversary, Prime Minister Modi unveiled a hologram of a statue of the freedom fighter at India Gate in Delhi.&nbsp;The hologram would soon be replaced by a granite statue.
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Temperatures have once more dropped in Mumbai giving the residents something to marvel over and laugh about. Light rain and chilly winds have led to mercury levels dropping in the city. 
Tuesday morning saw the minimum temperature drop to 13.4°C.  It was a notch higher than this season's lowest temperature 13.2° C recorded on January 10. 
According to the Indian Meteorological Department, Mumbai's maximum temperatures also experienced the sharpest fall in January, in a decade. 
The city's continued low temperatures and occasional rains are being caused by Western disturbances in North India, according to weather experts. 
Other cities across Maharashtra too have experienced some winds and poor air quality in the past few days arising from a dust storm in West Asia. On Monday, the air quality in Mumbai and surrounding areas slipped into the 'severe' category with poor visibility. Tuesday morning was slightly better, as per the National Air Quality Index daily tally, Mumbai's AQI was recorded at 286. 
Also Watch: Meme-storm over Mumbai cold wave: SRK's firm joins in
According to officials, haze in the city will clear up by Tuesday evening. 
Low temperatures, and a cold winter is a rare occasion for residents of Mumbai. Old winter wear that never see the light of the day are being worn and the city can't help but laugh a little about the chilly weather. 
From comparing the cold to Delhi and other Northern cities to laughing about their own predicament in the weather, Mumbai's residents are making merry with memes on social media. 
Politician Milind Deora also tweeted a photo wearing a bundi, saying, "Mumbai was so chilly this morning that I stepped out wearing a fully buttoned woolen Bundi. A first for us Mumbaikars and hopefully not the last."

Mumbai| On rare chilly day, residents light up the internet with memes

Mumbai is seeing a yet another cold day and residents are making merry of the rare cold weather in the coastal city 

Temperatures have once more dropped in Mumbai&nbsp;giving the residents something to marvel over and laugh about. Light rain and chilly winds have led to mercury levels dropping in the city.&nbsp;
Tuesday morning saw the minimum temperature drop to 13.4&deg;C.&nbsp; It was a notch higher than this season's lowest temperature 13.2&deg; C recorded on January 10.&nbsp;
The city's continued low temperatures and occasional rains are being caused by Western disturbances in North India, according to weather experts.&nbsp;
Low temperatures, and a cold winter is a rare occasion for residents of Mumbai. Old winter wear that never see the light of the day are being worn and the city can't help but laugh a little about the chilly weather.&nbsp;
From comparing the cold to Delhi and other Northern cities to laughing about their own predicament in the weather, Mumbai's&nbsp;residents are making merry with memes&nbsp;on social media.

Mumbai is seeing a yet another cold day and residents are making merry of the rare cold weather in the coastal city&nbsp;

Temperatures have once more dropped in Mumbai&nbsp;giving the residents something to marvel over and laugh about. Light rain and chilly winds have led to mercury levels dropping in the city.&nbsp;
Tuesday morning saw the minimum temperature drop to 13.4&deg;C.&nbsp; It was a notch higher than this season's lowest temperature 13.2&deg; C recorded on January 10.&nbsp;
According to the Indian Meteorological Department, Mumbai's&nbsp;maximum temperatures also experienced the sharpest fall in January, in a decade.&nbsp;
The city's continued low temperatures and occasional rains are being caused by Western disturbances in North India, according to weather experts.&nbsp;
Other cities across Maharashtra too have experienced some winds and poor air quality in the past few days arising from a dust storm in West Asia. On Monday, the air quality in Mumbai&nbsp;and surrounding areas slipped into the 'severe' category with poor visibility. Tuesday morning was slightly better, as per the National Air Quality Index daily tally, Mumbai's&nbsp;AQI&nbsp;was recorded at 286.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/meme-storm-over-mumbai-cold-wave-srk-s-firm-joins-in-1642096408153" target="_blank">Meme-storm over Mumbai cold wave: SRK's firm joins in</a>
According to officials, haze in the city will clear up by Tuesday evening.&nbsp;
Low temperatures, and a cold winter is a rare occasion for residents of Mumbai. Old winter wear that never see the light of the day are being worn and the city can't help but laugh a little about the chilly weather.&nbsp;
From comparing the cold to Delhi and other Northern cities to laughing about their own predicament in the weather, Mumbai's&nbsp;residents are making merry with&nbsp;memes&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp;
Politician Milind&nbsp;Deora&nbsp;also tweeted a photo wearing a bundi, saying, "Mumbai was so chilly this morning that I stepped out wearing a fully buttoned woolen Bundi. A first for us Mumbaikars and hopefully not the last."

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