Name: Chennai IIT student commits suicide
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Description: North Indian student committed suicide at Chennai IIT. Gopal Babu belonging to U. P is studying in the first year M.Tech he stayed in Brahmaputra hostel . On 28 January he was found hanging and dead in the hostel room. The dead body is taken to Royapettah hospital for post mortem by police. Kotturpuram police are investigating further, within a month this is the second suicide in IIT Chennai .

North Indian student committed suicide at Chennai IIT. Gopal Babu belonging to U. P is studying in the first year M.Tech   he stayed in Brahmaputra hostel . On 28 January he was found hanging and dead in the  hostel room.  The dead body is taken to Royapettah hospital for post mortem by police. Kotturpuram police are investigating further, within a month this is the second  suicide in IIT Chennai .


North Indian student committed suicide at Chennai IIT. Gopal Babu belonging to U. P is studying in the first year M.Tech he stayed in Brahmaputra hostel . On 28 January he was found hanging and dead in the hostel room. The dead body is taken to Royapettah hospital for post mortem by police. Kotturpuram police are investigating further, within a month this is the second suicide in IIT Chennai .

As many as 2,550 foreigners who attended the Tablighi Jamaat event in New Delhi have been banned from entering India for 10 years for flouting visa norms. Last month the Delhi police told the High Court that as many as 960 members of the Jamaat, who came to India on tourist and e-visas, are liable to face jail term of up to five years. The police pointed out that the foreigners violated the conditions of their visas by joining the religious congregation in Delhi's Nizamuddin, and are hence culpable for prosecution under Section 14 of the Indian Foreigners Act, 1946.

A SpiceJet pilot was robbed by 10 armed men in the middle of the night in south Delhi on Wednesday. Before fleeing, one of the men attacked him with a knife, leaving the pilot bleeding on a flyover close to the Indian Institute of Technology in south Delhi. The pilot was on way to work from his home in Faridabad&nbsp;when the incident happened.&nbsp;Reports said several people have been looted in the same manner near IIT-Delhi in recent days.

61 people have been arrested after migrant workers, who were returning on board a Shramik special train from Mumbai, pulled the emergency chain to jump off the train to avoid the quarantine period. NDTV reported that the train was travelling from Mumbai to Dibrugarh when the migrant workers decided to pull the chain of the Lokmanya Tilak Shramik train near Hojai railway station in Lower Assam on Tuesday midnight.56 of the passengers who got down were arrested by the RPF, rest were arrested by Assam Police.

Maharashtra reported the highest single-day spike in coronavirus deaths on Wednesday with 122 fatalities, taking the total number of deaths in the state to 2,587. The total number of positive cases in the state now stands at 74,860. The state has been the worst hit in the country and accounts for over a third of India's total coronavirus cases. Mumbai alone reported 1,276 cases on Wednesday and accounted for 49 of the 122 deaths. The total number of deaths in the financial capital is now 1,417.

Shivraj Singh Chouhan govt in MP may have promised to bring back migrant workers from the state, but a BJP MLA is betting more on actor Sonu Sood to help the stranded labourer. MLA Rajendra Shukla, who is also a former minister, appealed to the actor on twitter to help a group of migrants from MP stranded in Mumbai. He shared their details on twitter. Opposition Congress has attacked CM&nbsp;Shivraj&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Chouhan&nbsp;saying MLA's appeal is the bitter truth of the BJP govt in the state where its own MLA trusts Sonu Sood more than the CM.

Cyclone Nisarga has hit Maharashtra. The severe cyclonic storm made a landfall 95 km from Mumbai near Alibaug. The weather department said that the center of Cyclone Nisarga is very close to Maharashtra coast. Landfall process will be completed during next 3 hours. Trees have been uprooted at places in Raigad district due to gusty winds. The cyclone has brought in a wind speed of up to 120 kmph and heavy rain in parts. At least 40,000 people have been evacuated from low lying areas. High tide is expected in Mumbai as the cyclonic activity intensifies.

Following a surge in coronavirus cases amid relaxations in curbs, Delhi govt has made a 7-day home quarantine mandatory for every person arriving in the Capital by train, bus or flight. The govt changed its earlier rule where no quarantine was required. The district administration officials have been tasked with ensuring that the rule is followed. Earlier, the Delhi government had only advised that incoming people should monitor themselves for the next 14 days. Delhi currently over 23,000 Covid-19 cases, adding a daily average of nearly 1,200 cases over the last seven days.

At least eight workers were killed&nbsp;due to burn wounds&nbsp;and over 40 were injured when a blast in the broiler of an&nbsp;agro-chemical factory in&nbsp;Bharuch sparked a fire. The blast was so powerful that it was heard up to a three-kilometer radius. The fire soon engulfed the entire factory. Images from the factory showed plumes of smoke billowing from the site of the incident.&nbsp;As a precautionary measure, the&nbsp;authorities have&nbsp;shifted&nbsp;nearly&nbsp;5,000&nbsp;people staying in two&nbsp;neighbouring&nbsp;villages. The factory manufactures 20 types of chemical components.&nbsp;

Citizens have started an online petition on Change.org demanding justice for the pregnant elephant who became the victim of human cruelty in Kerala on Tuesday. The petition says, perhaps a more important question to ask is why we hear so much about voiceless deaths, and not enough about prosecutions? Due to loopholes in the judicial system how many will actually end up being sentenced?. It adds, that the law in India does not assign long prison sentences to crimes against animals, it pushes for rigorous sentencing with hefty fines. The elephant's death triggered outrage on social media with several condemning those responsible for the attack.

A new expressway connecting Delhi and Amritsar&nbsp;will begin construction soon as Centre has approved a&nbsp;proposal to convert the Punjab stretch of Delhi-Amritsar-Katra expressway to a&nbsp;greenfield project.&nbsp;Union Highways Minister&nbsp;Nitin Gadkari&nbsp;has cleared a sum of Rs. 25,000 crores for the ambitious project that will travel time between Delhi and Amritsar&nbsp;to just four hours from nearly eight hours at present.&nbsp;

Delhi Lt Governor Anil Baijal has approved the premature release of Jessica Lal murder convict Manu Sharma, who is serving a life sentence. The move comes after the Delhi Sentence Review Board, which comes under the Delhi government had recommended his premature release last month. Manu Sharma, son of former Union minister Venod Sharma, was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment by the Delhi High Court in December 2006 for killing Jessica Lal in 1999. A trial court had acquitted him, but the high court reversed the order and the Supreme Court later upheld his life sentence in April 2010.

A mob on Tuesday disrupted the funeral of a Covid-19 victim in Jammu and forced his family members to flee with the half-burnt body. The administration had to intervene and the cremation took place at another place as per protocol. A 72-year-old man from Doda district became the fourth victim of coronavirus in Jammu region. The family said that a mob pelted stones and they had to run with the half burnt body. They alleged that the security officials present at the scene didn't help.

As cyclone Nisarga began landfall, Mumbai police has stopped vehicular movement on Bandra-Worli sea link, while the NDRF has advised people not to step out for six or seven hours at least. After the landfall the severe cyclonic storm is very likely to maintain its cyclonic storm intensity for about 6 hours, while moving north-northeastwards across north-central Maharashtra. Visuals showed gusty winds and choppy sea in Raigad, Sindhudurg and Mumbai.

Raigad, Sindhudurg&nbsp;and&nbsp;Aibaug&nbsp;near Mumbai have been lashed with heavy rainfall and gusty as tropical storm Nisarga made landfall. A high tide warning has been issued in Mumbai as well. 43&nbsp;teams of National Disaster Response Force have been deployed in areas expected to be affected along Maharashtra and Gujarat coasts.&nbsp;This is the second cyclone to strike India in two weeks and the first to hit the financial capital in over a 100 years.

The weather department on Wednesday morning said that Cyclone Nisarga has intensified further. The eye diameter of the cyclone decreased to about 65 km on the Wednesday morning and wind speed increased to 90-100 kmph, gusting to 110 mph. The cyclone is expected to make landfall near Alibaug, about 100 km from Mumbai, this afternoon. Prohibitory orders under Section 144 have been imposed in Mumbai in view of the cyclonic conditions and people have been advised to stay indoors.

There has been a sharp spike in Covid-19 cases in the northeast with the region reporting over 2,100 infections until Tuesday. Assam, the most populous of the region&rsquo;s seven states, has reported the bulk of these cases with its tally of close to 1,500 cases. Of these, over 1300 are those who have returned to the state since May 4. Tripura recorded the highest single-day spike on Monday when 107 people were diagnosed. The other states have also recorded a significant increase in the cases over the last few days.

Cyclone Nisarga, the first such storm to threaten Mumbai in over a century, is barreling towards the Maharashtra and Gujarat coasts and is expected to make landfall on Wednesday afternoon. The cyclone is expected to have wind speeds in excess of 100 km per hour, with gusts up to 120 km per hour. The Met department has also warned of 3 to 6 feet high waves which may inundate low-lying areas of Maharashtra. Over 10,000 people, including some coronavirus patients, have been moved to safer locations.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray urged people living in coastal areas to remain indoors for two days, starting tomorrow when cyclonic storm Nisarga is expected to make landfall near Alibaug. Thackeray also advised people in the coastal regions of Maharashtra to store drinking water and keep life-saving medicines handy as the cyclone approaches. He added that people should tune in to instructions on Doordarshan and All India Radio and cooperate with the district administration. He told people to keep their phones charged and not use unnecessary gadgets, warning that officials may have to cut electricity at a few places where heavy rainfall is likely.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to chief ministers of Maharashtra and Gujarat over the cyclone situation on Tuesday evening, assuring all possible central help, as the states brace for the landfall on cyclonic storm Nisarga on Wednesday afternoon. An alert has been sounded in Mumbai, its suburban districts and over 21,000 residents of 22 villages in Maharashtra's Palghar district will be evacuated. The Mumbai Police Commissioner has issued prohibitory orders under Sec 144, restricting any presence or movement of people in public places along the coast like beaches, promenades, parks.

In complete violation of government norms in place to contain the spread of coronavirus, Karnataka Minister of Health and Family Welfare B Sriramulu took part in a mega rally organised to welcome him to Chitradurga district on Tuesday. Sriramulu, who is also the district in-charge minister, waved at his supporters with folded hands as they showered flower petals and shouted slogans and indulged in hooting and clapping all along.&nbsp;As a huge garland of apples was put around the senior BJP leader, hundreds gathered without any social distancing, many of whom were not even wearing masks.

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