A man in Rajasthan's Alwar has accused his wife of physical assault and mental harassment. News reports identified the victim as Ajit Singh Yadav, a school principal.
He had CCTV cameras installed in his house to capture the domestic violence. In CCTV videos doing the rounds on social media, Ajit Singh is seen being hit with what looks like a cricket bat. In one of the videos, the couple's son is present in the room.
Ajit Singh reportedly married Suman seven years ago, and the violence allegedly started after a brief period of peace. The principal has moved a court seeking protection. He claimed that he had not approached authorities "keeping in mind the dignity of teachers".

 Alwar: Man says wife beats him up with bat in front of son, submits CCTV as proof

Man says wife beats him up with bat in front of son, submits CCTV as proof | Alwar


Ajit Singh reportedly married Suman seven years ago, and the violence allegedly started after a brief period of peace.

A man in Rajasthan's Alwar has accused his wife of physical assault and mental harassment. News reports identified the victim as Ajit Singh Yadav, a school principal.
He had CCTV cameras installed in his house to capture the domestic violence. In CCTV videos doing the rounds on social media, Ajit Singh is seen being hit with what looks like a cricket bat. In one of the videos, the couple's son is present in the room.
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Ajit Singh reportedly married Suman seven years ago, and the violence allegedly started after a brief period of peace. The principal has moved a court seeking protection. He claimed that he had not approached authorities "keeping in mind the dignity of teachers".

In yet another terror attack on civilians, a television actor was killed in Kashmir. Amreen Bhat, and her 10-year-old nephew was shot at her house in Chadoora in Budgam on May 25.
They were rushed to a hospital, where Amreen succumbed to her injuries. She was known for her work in television shows, as well as for making videos on social media.
ALSO WATCH | Kashmir: terrorists kill policeman, injure 7-yr-old daughter in Srinagar
The TV artiste's nephew received a bullet injury on his arm. The attack took place outside Amreen's house in Hishroo area of Chadoora.
This is the same town where Kashmiri Pandit government employee Rahul Bhat was killed on May 12.

Kashmir: TV actor killed by terrorists; Amreen Bhat targeted where Pandit Rahul Bhat was killed

<div class="elementToProof">Amreen Bhat, and her 10-year-old nephew were rushed to a hospital where the former succumbed to her injuries.</div>

In yet another terror attack on civilians, a television actor was killed in Kashmir. Amreen Bhat, and her 10-year-old nephew was shot at her house in Chadoora in Budgam on May 25.
They were rushed to a hospital, where Amreen succumbed to her injuries. She was known for her work in television shows, as well as for making videos on social media.
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The TV artiste's nephew received a bullet injury on his arm. The attack took place outside Amreen's house in Hishroo area of Chadoora.
This is the same town where Kashmiri Pandit government employee Rahul Bhat was killed on May 12.

PDP leader Waheed Parra has perhaps become the first person to benefit from the Supreme Court putting on hold trial of cases under sedition law as the High Court for Jammum Kashmir and Ladakh granted him bail in an alleged militant conspiracy case filed by the NIA. The division bench listed the apex court ruling as one of the mitigating factors while allowing Para's appeal for bail. The HC noted that regarding the sedition charges, the issue is governed by the recent judgment of the Supreme Court whereby the apex court has directed that all the pending trials, appeals and proceedings with respect to the charge framed under Sedition law shall be kept in abeyance. While granting bail to Para against a surety of Rs 1 lakh, the court directed Para to present himself before the investigating officer as and when required to, surrender his passport to the investigating officer of the case and not leave Jammu and Kashmir without the prior permission of the trial court. 

PDP leader Waheed Parra gets bail: First person to benefit from SC's sedition law ruling

The division bench listed the apex court ruling as one of the mitigating factors while allowing Para's appeal for bail.

PDP leader Waheed Parra has perhaps become the first person to benefit from the Supreme Court putting on hold trial of cases under sedition law as the High Court for Jammu&nbsp;Kashmir and Ladakh granted him bail in an alleged militant conspiracy case filed by the NIA.&nbsp; The division bench listed the apex court ruling as one of the mitigating factors while allowing Para's appeal for bail. The HC noted that regarding the sedition charges, the issue is governed by the recent judgment of the Supreme Court whereby the apex court has directed that all the pending trials, appeals and proceedings with respect to the charge framed under&nbsp;Sedition law shall be kept in abeyance.
ALSO WATCH |<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-india-story/decoded-sedition-law-time-for-colonial-baggage-to-go-after-sc-order-1652457094532" target="_blank"> Sedition law explained: Time for 'colonial baggage' to go?</a> While granting bail to Para against a surety of Rs 1 lakh,&nbsp;the court directed Para to present himself before the investigating officer as and when required to, surrender his passport to the investigating officer of the case and not leave Jammu and Kashmir without the prior permission of the trial court.&nbsp;

Clashes reported in Srinagar's Maisuma after NIA court sentenced separatist Yasin Malik to life in prison.
Malik, who was sentenced in a terror financing case, hails from Maisuma which is in vicinity of Lal Chowk.
Parts of Srinagar observed a spontaneous shutdown on Wednesday ahead of the sentencing in the case in which Malik had pleaded guilty to all charges.
Multiple reports say security has been beefed up across Srinagar to ensure law and order.

Yasin Malik sentencing: clashes reported from Srinagar's Maisuma after life imprisonment order

Yasin Malik sentencing: clashes in Srinagar Protestors clashed with forces in JKLF bastion Maisuma Malik was sentenced to life in prison by NIA court

Yasin Malik&nbsp;life imprisonment order: Parts of Srinagar observed a spontaneous shutdown on Wednesday ahead of the sentencing.

Violence broke out in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar, as separatist leader Yasin Malik was sentenced to life imprisonment by a Delhi court.
Clashes between Malik's supporters and security forces were reported from Maisuma in Srinagar. Yasin Malik, who pleaded guilty in a terror funding case, hails from Maisuma, which is a locality near Srinagar's famous Lal Chowk.
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A mob was seen pelting stones, while security forces fired tear gas shells to disperse the crowd. At Malik's residence in Maisuma, a large crowd, including women, gathered. Slogans in support of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, or JKLF, leader were reportedly raised.
A shutdown was also observed in some parts of Srinagar. Heavy deployment of security forces was seen in the Valley.

A Delhi court has sentenced Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front chief Mohammad Yasin Malik to life in prison in a terror financing case. The separatist leader from Kashmir valley had earlier pleaded guilty to all the charges, including those under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.Also Watch: Terror funding case: NIA seeks death penalty for Yasin MalikThe NIA had on Wednesday sought the death penalty before the Delhi court, telling the Special Judge Praveen Singh in an in-chamber proceedings that Malik was responsible for the Kashmiri exodus.
On the point of sentence, sources had told PTI that Malik submitted that he would not “beg” for mercy, and that court could decide at its discretion.Malik, meanwhile, said that if Indian Intelligence can prove that he had been involved in any terrorist activity or violence in 28 years, then he would retire from politics, and will also accept the hanging.
The court had on May 19 convicted Malik and had directed the NIA authorities to assess his financial situation to determine the amount of fine likely to be imposed.

Terror financing case: Delhi court sentences Yasin Malik to life imprisonment

The NIA on Wednesday sought the death penalty before a Delhi court for Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik, who had earlier pleaded guilty to all the charges, including those under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), in a terror funding case, court sources said.
The agency told Special Judge Praveen Singh in an in-chamber proceedings that Malik was responsible for the Kashmiri exodus.
On the point of sentence, sources said that Malik submitted that he would not &ldquo;beg&rdquo; for mercy, and that court could decide at its discretion.
The amicus curiae appointed by the court to assist Malik, sought minimum punishment, i.e., life imprisonment in the matter.
Malik, meanwhile, said that if Indian Intelligence can prove that he had been involved in any terrorist activity or violence in 28 years, then he would retire from politics, and will also accept the hanging.
The judge, however, said that since he has already been convicted, there was no point in arguing on the facts of the case and that he was already given the opportunity.
After hearing the arguments, the court reserved its order and is likely to pronounce it later in the day.
The court had on May 19 convicted Malik and had directed the NIA authorities to assess his financial situation to determine the amount of fine likely to be imposed.
Malik had on May 10 told the court that he was not contesting the charges levelled against him that included sections 16 (terrorist act), 17 (raising funds for the terrorist act), 18 (conspiracy to commit terrorist act), and 20 (being member of terrorist gang or organisation) of the UAPA and sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy) and 124-A (sedition) of the IPC. &nbsp; &nbsp; The court had, meanwhile, formally framed the charges against Kashmiri separatist leaders including Farooq Ahmed Dar alias Bitta Karate, Shabbir Shah, Masarat Alam, Md Yusuf Shah, Aftab Ahmad Shah, Altaf Ahmad Shah, Nayeem Khan, Md Akbar Khanday, Raja Mehrajuddin Kalwal, Bashir Ahmad Bhat, Zahoor Ahmad Shah Watali, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Abdul Rashid Sheikh, and Naval Kishore Kapoor. &nbsp; &nbsp; The charge sheet was also filed against Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, who have been declared proclaimed offenders (PO) in the case.

Delhi court sentences Yasin Malik to life imprisonment

On the point of sentence, sources had told PTI&nbsp;that Malik submitted that he would not &ldquo;beg&rdquo; for mercy, and that court could decide at its discretion.

A Delhi court has sentenced Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front chief Mohammad Yasin&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;to life in prison in a terror financing case.&nbsp; The separatist leader from Kashmir valley&nbsp;had earlier pleaded guilty to all the charges, including those under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/terror-funding-case-nia-seeks-death-penalty-for-yasin-malik-1653471911242">Terror funding case: NIA seeks death penalty for Yasin Malik</a> The NIA&nbsp;had on Wednesday sought the death penalty before the Delhi court, telling the Special Judge Praveen Singh in an in-chamber proceedings that Malik was responsible for the Kashmiri exodus.
On the point of sentence, sources had told PTI&nbsp;that Malik submitted that he would not &ldquo;beg&rdquo; for mercy, and that court could decide at its discretion. Malik, meanwhile, said that if Indian Intelligence can prove that he had been involved in any terrorist activity or violence in 28 years, then he would retire from politics, and will also accept the hanging.
The court had on May 19 convicted Malik and had directed the NIA authorities to assess his financial situation to determine the amount of fine likely to be imposed.

The NIA on Wednesday sought the death penalty for convicted Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik, who had earlier pleaded guilty of all charges, including those under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, in a terror funding case, court sources said.
The agency made the submission before special judge Praveen Singh, while the amicus curiae appointed by the court to assist Malik sought life imprisonment, the minimum punishment in the matter.
Malik, meanwhile, told the judge that he was leaving it to the court to decide the quantum of punishment.
After hearing the arguments, the court reserved its order and is likely to pronounce it later in the day.
The court had on May 19 convicted Malik and had directed NIA authorities to assess his financial situation to determine the amount of fine likely to be imposed.
Malik had on May 10 told the court that he was not contesting the charges levelled against him that included section 16 (terrorist act), 17 (raising funds for terrorist act), 18 (conspiracy to commit terrorist act) and 20 (being member of terrorist gang or organisation) of the UAPA and sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy) and 124-A (sedition) of the IPC.
The court had, meanwhile, formally framed the charges against Kashmiri separatist leaders, including Farooq Ahmed Dar alias Bitta Karate, Shabbir Shah, Masarat Alam, Md Yusuf Shah, Aftab Ahmad Shah, Altaf Ahmad Shah, Nayeem Khan, Md Akbar Khanday, Raja Mehrajuddin Kalwal, Bashir Ahmad Bhat, Zahoor Ahmad Shah Watali, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Abdul Rashid Sheikh and Naval Kishore Kapoor.
The charge sheet was also filed against Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, who have been declared proclaimed offenders (PO) in the case.

Terror funding case: NIA seeks death penalty for Yasin Malik

The agency made the submission before special judge Praveen Singh, while the amicus curiae appointed by the court to assist Malik sought life imprisonment, the minimum punishment in the matter.

The NIA on Wednesday sought the death penalty for convicted Kashmiri separatist leader Yasin Malik, who had earlier pleaded guilty of all charges, including those under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, in a terror funding case, court sources said.
The agency made the submission before special judge Praveen Singh, while the amicus curiae appointed by the court to assist Malik sought life imprisonment, the minimum punishment in the matter. Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/delhi-court-convicts-yasin-malik-in-terror-funding-case-here-s-what-he-had-told-nia-court-1652953103265" target="_blank">Delhi court convicts Yasin Malik in terror funding case: here's what he had told NIA court</a> 
Special Judge Praveen Singh directed the NIA authorities to&nbsp;
The court had earlier also formally framed the charges against Kashmiri separatist leaders including Farooq Ahmed Dar alias Bitta Karate, Shabbir Shah, Masarat Alam, Md Yusuf Shah, Aftab Ahmad Shah, Altaf Ahmad Shah, Nayeem Khan, Md Akbar Khanday, Raja Mehrajuddin Kalwal, Bashir Ahmad Bhat, Zahoor Ahmad Shah Watali, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Abdul Rashid Sheikh and Naval Kishore Kapoor.
The charge sheet was also filed against Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Saeed and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, who have been declared proclaimed offenders (PO) in the case.
Also Watch| <a href="index?lang=en">Delhi court convicts Yasin Malik in terror funding case: here's what he had told NIA court</a>
Malik, meanwhile, told the judge that he was leaving it to the court to decide the quantum of punishment.
After hearing the arguments, the court reserved its order and is likely to pronounce it later in the day.
The court had on May 19 convicted Malik and had directed NIA authorities to assess his financial situation to determine the amount of fine likely to be imposed.
Malik had on May 10 told the court that he was not contesting the charges levelled against him that included section 16 (terrorist act), 17 (raising funds for terrorist act), 18 (conspiracy to commit terrorist act) and 20 (being member of terrorist gang or organisation) of the UAPA and sections 120-B (criminal conspiracy) and 124-A (sedition) of the IPC.
The court had, meanwhile, formally framed the charges against Kashmiri separatist leaders, including Farooq Ahmed Dar alias Bitta Karate, Shabbir Shah, Masarat Alam, Md Yusuf Shah, Aftab Ahmad Shah, Altaf Ahmad Shah, Nayeem Khan, Md Akbar Khanday, Raja Mehrajuddin Kalwal, Bashir Ahmad Bhat, Zahoor Ahmad Shah Watali, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Abdul Rashid Sheikh and Naval Kishore Kapoor.
The charge sheet was also filed against Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed and Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin, who have been declared proclaimed offenders (PO) in the case.

Three Pakistani terrorists and a Jammu and Kashmir policeman were killed in an encounter in Baramulla district on Wednesday.Calling it a chance encounter, Vijay Kumar, the Inspector General of Police for Kashmir tweeted that The operation started after a joint team of armed forces launched a cordon ad search operation at Najibhat crossing in Kreeri area of the district. "Three #Pakistani #terrorists killed. One JKP personnel also attained #martyrdom in this chance encounter. #Incriminating materials including arms and ammunition recovered. Further details shall follow," Inspector General of Police, Kashmir zone, Vijay Kumar tweeted.
Police said incriminating materials including arms and ammunition were recovered from the site of the encounter. 
 

Kashmir: 3 Pakistani terrorists, policeman killed in 'chance' Baramalla encounter

Police said incriminating materials including arms and ammunition were recovered from the site of the encounter.&nbsp;

Three Pakistani terrorists and a Jammu and Kashmir policeman were killed in an encounter in Baramulla district on Wednesday. Calling it a chance encounter,&nbsp;Vijay&nbsp;Kumar, the&nbsp;Inspector General of Police for Kashmir tweeted that&nbsp;The operation started after a joint team of armed forces launched a cordon ad search operation at Najibhat crossing in Kreeri area of the district.&nbsp; "Three #Pakistani #terrorists killed. One JKP personnel also attained #martyrdom in this chance encounter. #Incriminating materials including arms and ammunition recovered. Further details shall follow," Inspector General of Police, Kashmir zone, Vijay Kumar tweeted. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/kashmir-terrorists-kill-policeman-injure-7-yr-old-daughter-in-srinagar-days-after-rahul-bhat-s-murder-1653398390167">Kashmir: terrorists kill policeman, injure 7-yr-old daughter in Srinagar, days after Rahul Bhat's murder</a>
Police said incriminating materials including arms and ammunition were recovered from the site of the encounter.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Saying he resigned from the Congress last week, Kapil Sibal on Wednesday filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha as an Independent supported by the Samajwadi Party.
Sibal, whose tenure as Congress Rajya Sabha member ends in July, went to the Uttar Pradesh assembly premises with SP chief Akhilesh Yadav and other senior leaders to file his papers.
"I have filed the nomination as an Independent candidate. I thank Akhileshji for supporting me," Sibal told reporters.
"I resigned from the Congress on May 16 and am no longer a senior Congress leader now," he said.

G23 rebel Kapil Sibal quits Congress, files RS nomination with Samajwadi Party support

Sibal, whose tenure as Congress Rajya Sabha member ends in July, went to the Uttar Pradesh assembly premises with SP chief Akhilesh Yadav and other senior leaders to file his papers.

Saying he resigned from the Congress last week, Kapil Sibal on Wednesday filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha as an Independent supported by the Samajwadi Party.
Sibal, whose tenure as Congress Rajya Sabha member ends in July, went to the Uttar Pradesh assembly premises with SP chief Akhilesh Yadav and other senior leaders to file his papers.
"I have filed the nomination as an Independent candidate. I thank Akhileshji for supporting me," Sibal told reporters.
"I resigned from the Congress on May 16 and am no longer a senior Congress leader now," he said. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/watch-why-rahul-gandhi-s-meeting-with-uk-politician-jeremy-corbyn-made-bjp-angry-1653412551097">Why Rahul Gandhi's meeting with UK politician Jeremy Corbyn made BJP angry</a>

A delayed flight, angry passengers, and a warning by authorities - Delhi airport was once against the stage for dramatic scenes. It began with a three-hour delay in Air India's Delhi-London flight on May 24.
Passengers claimed that the delay was caused by flight crew being late, and some seats "not working", as per a Hindustan Times report. Some business class passengers were downgraded, and some couldn't board the flight due to seats "not working", according to the report.
However, Air India claimed that the delay was due to the previous day's bad weather, when Delhi saw heavy rain.
India's civil aviation watchdog, DGCA took note of the incident. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation told airlines not to "book passengers beyond serviceable seats meeting the approved design specification available in the aircraft". DGCA warned that non-compliance would be "viewed seriously".

Drama at Delhi airport over Air India flight to London being delayed by 3 hours; DGCA issues warning

Three hour delay in Delhi-London flight irks passengers&nbsp;

A delayed flight, angry passengers, and a warning by authorities - Delhi airport was once against the stage for dramatic scenes. It began with a three-hour delay in Air India's Delhi-London flight on May 24.
Passengers claimed that the delay was caused by flight crew being late, and some seats "not working", as per a Hindustan Times report. Some business class passengers were downgraded, and some couldn't board the flight due to seats "not working", according to the report.
However, Air India claimed that the delay was due to the previous day's bad weather, when Delhi saw heavy rain.
India's civil aviation watchdog, DGCA took note of the incident. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation told airlines not to "book passengers beyond serviceable seats meeting the approved design specification available in the aircraft". DGCA warned that non-compliance would be "viewed seriously".
Also Watch| <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensate-or-pay-fine-dgca-tells-airlines-wrongly-denying-boarding-to-passengers-1651856712166" target="_blank">Compensate or pay fine: DGCA tells airlines wrongly denying boarding to passengers</a>

Amid calls in many places to 'right historical wrongs' by changing the name or nature of old structures, a building in Andhra Pradesh is also facing anger.
The Jinnah Tower Centre in Guntur was targeted once again by the Bharatiya Janata Party on May 24. BJP leaders and workers tried to march to the tower to press for their demand that the structure be renamed after former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam.
However, the protestors were detained by police. BJP leader GVL Narasimha Rao criticised the police action, saying, "Wonder if we are in Andhra Pradesh or Pakistan."
Calls to rename Jinnah Tower have been growing in recent months, but the YSRCP government in the state led by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has not acquiesced.

Rename Jinnah Tower to APJ Abdul Kalam: BJP's demand in Andhra Pradesh, march halted by police

'Rename Jinnah Tower to...': BJP's demand in Andhra Pradesh, march halted by police


Jinnah Tower row: BJP leaders and workers tried to stage a march in Guntur to press for their demand that the structure be renamed after former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam.

Amid calls in many places to 'right historical wrongs' by changing the name or nature of old structures, a building in Andhra Pradesh is also facing anger.
The Jinnah Tower Centre in Guntur was targeted once again by the Bharatiya Janata Party on May 24. BJP leaders and workers tried to march to the tower to press for their demand that the structure be renamed after former President of India APJ Abdul Kalam.
However, the protestors were detained by police. BJP leader GVL Narasimha Rao criticised the police action, saying, "Wonder if we are in Andhra Pradesh or Pakistan." Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/asi-on-qutub-minar-plea-existing-structure-can-t-be-altered-not-a-place-of-worship-1653382664835">ASI on Qutub Minar plea: existing structure can't be altered, not a place of worship</a>
Calls to rename Jinnah Tower have been growing in recent months, but the YSRCP government in the state led by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has not acquiesced.

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Ahead of the publication of the final National Register of Citizens in Assam, security has been tightened across the state. The administration has clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 in vulnerable areas, including Guwahati. The Assam government has deployed 51 additional companies of the Central Armed Police Force to maintain law and order. Assam DGP said that out of 2,500 NRC seva kendras in the state, around 1200 have been identified as vulnerable. The final list of the NRC which will identify bonafide citizens in the state, will be published in a few hours. BYTE&nbsp;Sarbananda Sonowal

Ahead of the publication of the final National Register of Citizens in Assam, security has been tightened across the state. The administration has clamped prohibitory orders under Section 144 in vulnerable areas, including Guwahati. The Assam government has deployed 51 additional companies of the Central Armed Police Force to maintain law and order. Assam DGP said that out of 2,500 NRC seva kendras in the state, around 1200 have been identified as vulnerable. The final list of the NRC which will identify bonafide citizens in the state, will be published in a few hours. "Whoever's name will be excluded, they will get ample opportunity to appeal in the Foreigners Tribunals court. So as long as appeal is there, no one will be treated as a foreigner. In this regard I appeal all of you to maintain peace and tranquility in Assam, as you have always been doing in the state", said Chief Minister&nbsp;Sarbananda Sonowal.&nbsp;

In Delhi's Thyagraj Stadium, constructed for the Commonwealth games and run by the state government, training was reportedly forced to wrap up by 7 pm. Accoriding to the athletes and coaches, they would wrap up by 8-8:30 earlier, as it was more suitable to the hot weather of the national capital.
An expose in the Indian Express alleged that Delhi's Principal Secretary (Revenue) Sanjeev Khirwar walks his dog daily and the ground was cleared for security purposes. 
The report says they visited the stadium to follow up on the allegation to find that security guards would clear out the stadium by 7 pm.
Indian Express quoted Khirwar, a 1994-batch IAS officer, as having said that the allegation was 'absolutely incorrect' and that he 'sometimes' takes his pet for a walk, but Khirwar denied disrupting the practice sessions. 
Coaches and athletes said that they have to train earlier in the heat as practice has to end early. Several said that they shifted training to Jahawarlal Nehru Stadium, not too far from the Thyagraj stadium. 
On the condition of anonymity, some parents of the athletes, told the media outlet that they found the situation to be unacceptable, saying that using a state owned stadium to walk one's pet was a 'gross misuse of power'.

'Gross misuse of power': practice session of athletes truncated early so IAS officer can walk dog: report

Coaches and athletes said that they have to train earlier in the heat as practice has to end early. Several said that they shifted training to Jahawarlal&nbsp;Nehru Stadium, not too far from the Thyagraj&nbsp;stadium.&nbsp;

In Delhi's Thyagraj&nbsp;Stadium, constructed for the Commonwealth games and run by the state government, training was reportedly forced to wrap up by 7 pm. According&nbsp;to the&nbsp;athletes and coaches, they would wrap up by 8-8:30 earlier, as it was more suitable to the hot weather of the national capital.
An expose in the Indian Express alleged that Delhi's Principal Secretary (Revenue) Sanjeev&nbsp;Khirwar&nbsp;walks his dog daily and the ground was cleared for security purposes.&nbsp;
The report says they visited the stadium to follow up on the allegation to find that security guards would clear out the stadium by 7 pm.
Indian Express quoted&nbsp;Khirwar, a 1994-batch IAS&nbsp;officer, as having said that the allegation was 'absolutely incorrect' and that he 'sometimes' takes his pet for a walk, but Khirwar denied disrupting the practice sessions.&nbsp;
Coaches and athletes said that they have to train earlier in the heat as practice has to end early. Several said that they shifted training to Jahawarlal&nbsp;Nehru Stadium, not too far from the Thyagraj&nbsp;stadium.&nbsp;
On the condition of anonymity, some parents of the athletes, told the media outlet that they found the situation to be unacceptable, saying that using a state owned stadium to walk one's pet was a 'gross misuse of power'.

A 27-year-old daily wage earner was arrested in Greater Noida for allegedly damaging idols kept at a temple as he was “upset" with God over his family's ill health for the past few years, police said on Wednesday.
The man, identified as Vinod Kumar alias Bhoora who is a native of Chhatarpur district in Madhya Pradesh, was arrested on Tuesday after an FIR was lodged at Beta 2 police station on the complaint of a local a day after the incident came to fore, they said.
According to the police, three idols kept at a temple were found vandalized on Monday morning. The temple did not have any priest and acting on the complaint, police were deployed at the site in a preventive measure, they said.
“The matter was investigated and accused Vinod Kumar was arrested on Tuesday. The tools used by him to damage the idols were also recovered,” a police spokesperson said.
“During questioning, the accused told the police that his wife and five-year-old child have not been keeping well for the past three-four years. He said that he had been praying to the Gods but their health did not improve. Recently, his aunt also passed away, leaving him severely depressed,” the spokesperson said.
All these events led Kumar to damaging the idols, the police said, claiming the accused has confessed to committing the crime using a hammer and a chisel, both of which have been recovered.
A case was lodged against the accused under Indian Penal Code Section 295 (defiling place of worship), the police said, adding that he has been sent to jail.

David meets Goliath? 'Upset' with God over family's ill-health, daily wage worker damages idols; arrested

'Upset' with God over family's ill-health, daily wage worker damages temple idols; arrested

A case was lodged against the accused under Indian Penal Code Section 295 (defiling place of worship), the police said

A 27-year-old daily wage earner was arrested in Greater Noida for allegedly damaging idols kept at a temple as he was &ldquo;upset" with God over his family's ill health for the past few years, police said on Wednesday.
The man, identified as Vinod Kumar alias Bhoora who is a native of Chhatarpur district in Madhya Pradesh, was arrested on Tuesday after an FIR was lodged at Beta 2 police station on the complaint of a local a day after the incident came to fore, they said.
According to the police, three idols kept at a temple were found vandalized on Monday morning. The temple did not have any priest and acting on the complaint, police were deployed at the site in a preventive measure, they said.
&ldquo;The matter was investigated and accused Vinod Kumar was arrested on Tuesday. The tools used by him to damage the idols were also recovered,&rdquo; a police spokesperson said.
&ldquo;During questioning, the accused told the police that his wife and five-year-old child have not been keeping well for the past three-four years. He said that he had been praying to the Gods but their health did not improve. Recently, his aunt also passed away, leaving him severely depressed,&rdquo; the spokesperson said.
All these events led Kumar to damaging the idols, the police said, claiming the accused has confessed to committing the crime using a hammer and a chisel, both of which have been recovered.
A case was lodged against the accused under Indian Penal Code Section 295 (defiling place of worship), the police said, adding that he has been sent to jail.
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Captain Abhilasha Barak on Wednesday became the first woman combat aviator in the Indian Army.
Officials said she has been awarded the coveted 'wings' along with 36 Army pilots by the director-general of the Army Aviation during a ceremony held at Combat Army Aviation Training School in Nashik.
"Captain Barak became the first woman officer to join the Army Aviation Corps as combat aviator after successful completion of the combat Army aviation course," an official said.
She hails from Haryana and was commissioned into the Army Air Defence Corps in September 2018.
The combat aviator is the daughter of Col S Om Singh (Retd).
Captain Abhilasha has done a number of professional military courses before joining the Army Aviation Corps, said the official.
The Army Aviation Corps is a component of the Army that was formed in November 1986. The Corps is headed by a Lt Gen rank officer known as Director General of Army Aviation.
Over the years, the corps has expanded exponentially with the addition of new units and state of the alt equipment like Cheetah Dhruv, Rudra light combat helicopter and remotely piloted aircraft.
With the motto 'Swift and Sure', the youngest corps of the Indian Army is set to further grow in its tactical importance in the battlefield to take further its role of force multiplier.
The three services have gradually opened up key postings for women in the last few years.
In 2018, flying officer Avani Chaturvedi of the Indian Air Force scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman to fly a fighter aircraft solo. She flew a MiG-21 bison in her first solo flight.
Chaturvedi was part of a three-member women team commissioned as flying officers in July 2016, less than a year after the government decided to open the fighter stream for women on an experimental basis.
In 2020, the Navy announced deploying its first batch of women pilots on the Dornier maritime aircraft.
In a significant move, the Army in 2019 began the process of inducting women into the military police.
The role of the military police includes policing cantonments and army establishments, preventing breach of rules and regulations by soldiers, and maintaining the movement of soldiers as well as logistics during peace and war.

Indian Army gets its first woman combat aviator in Abhilasha Barak

She hails from Haryana and was commissioned into the Army Air Defence Corps in September 2018

Captain Abhilasha Barak on Wednesday became the first woman combat aviator in the Indian Army.
Officials said she has been awarded the coveted 'wings' along with 36 Army pilots by the director-general of the Army Aviation during a ceremony held at Combat Army Aviation Training School in Nashik.
"Captain Barak became the first woman officer to join the Army Aviation Corps as combat aviator after successful completion of the combat Army aviation course," an official said.
She hails from Haryana and was commissioned into the Army Air Defence Corps in September 2018.
The combat aviator is the daughter of Col S Om Singh (Retd).
Captain Abhilasha has done a number of professional military courses before joining the Army Aviation Corps, said the official.
The Army Aviation Corps is a component of the Army that was formed in November 1986. The Corps is headed by a Lt Gen rank officer known as Director General of Army Aviation.
Over the years, the corps has expanded exponentially with the addition of new units and state of the alt equipment like Cheetah Dhruv, Rudra light combat helicopter and remotely piloted aircraft.
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With the motto 'Swift and Sure', the youngest corps of the Indian Army is set to further grow in its tactical importance in the battlefield to take further its role of force multiplier.
The three services have gradually opened up key postings for women in the last few years.
In 2018, flying officer Avani Chaturvedi of the Indian Air Force scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman to fly a fighter aircraft solo. She flew a MiG-21 bison in her first solo flight.
Chaturvedi was part of a three-member women team commissioned as flying officers in July 2016, less than a year after the government decided to open the fighter stream for women on an experimental basis.
In 2020, the Navy announced deploying its first batch of women pilots on the Dornier maritime aircraft.
In a significant move, the Army in 2019 began the process of inducting women into the military police.
The role of the military police includes policing cantonments and army establishments, preventing breach of rules and regulations by soldiers, and maintaining the movement of soldiers as well as logistics during peace and war.

Noida-based vlogger who came in spotlight after anger over him taking his pet dog to Kedarnath temple has now written to PM Narendra Modi.
Vikas Tyagi the Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) of 'acting on its whims' in the letter which is also sent to Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Dhami.
Tyagi's counsel has sought information on the existence of any rules that forbid the entrance of pet dogs to Kedarnath.
Tyagi and his family have been receiving threats in the matter ever since BKTC filed an FIR against the vlogger, as per reports.
The BKTC has stood by its allegation. It had earlier filed a complaint against the vlogger, claiming that his actions hurt religious sentiments.
The dog, Nawab Tyagi, who has an Instagram page for himself, has been visiting temples for around the past four years, as per a report by News 18.

Vlogger who took pet dog to Kedarnath writes to PM Modi claiming 'mental harrasment'

Vlogger who took pet dog to Kedarnath writes to PM Modi claiming 'mental harassment'

Tyagi's counsel has sought information on the existence of any rules that forbid the entrance of pet dogs to Kedarnath.

A Noida-based vlogger, who grabbed headlines&nbsp;after taking his pet dog to Kedarnath temple, has now written to PM Narendra Modi. Photographs of the visit caused a controversy with many raising objections, and the&nbsp;Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee filing a complaint.
Vikas Tyagi&nbsp;accused&nbsp;the Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) of 'acting on its whims' in a letter which he also sent to Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Dhami.
Tyagi's counsel sought information on the existence of any rules that forbid the entrance of pet dogs to Kedarnath.&nbsp;Tyagi and his family have been receiving threats in the matter ever since BKTC filed an FIR against the vlogger, as per reports.
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The BKTC has stood by its allegation. It had earlier filed a complaint against the vlogger, claiming that his actions hurt religious sentiments.
The dog, Nawab Tyagi, who has an Instagram page for himself, has been visiting temples for around the past four years, as per a report by News 18.

A 10-year-old with one leg, hopping 1 km every day to go to school. The story of Seema in Bihar's Jamui recently went viral, causing a flurry of help to pour in.
One of Seema's legs was amputated following an accident two years ago. Instead of getting disheartened, the indefatigable Seema continued going to school.
Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood tweeted that Seema will soon walk to school on two legs, not one. Sood said that he was "sending a ticket" to Seema.
Meanwhile, the local administration took note of Seema's story when it went viral. Jamui's district magistrate visited her and gifted her a tricycle to make travel easier.
Ashok Choudhary, a Bihar minister, said that Seema has already been given help, while others like her will be identified and helped too.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also tweeted about Seema, and said that her story made him emotional. The Aam Aadmi Party chief said that all governments have adequate resources to provide good education to all children.

For girl walking on 1 leg to school, Sonu Sood's message: 'Sending ticket, get ready to...' | Bihar

One of Seema's legs was amputated following an accident two years ago, and instead of getting disheartened, she walked 1 km to school on just one leg.

A 10-year-old with one leg, hopping 1 km every day to go to school. The story of Seema in Bihar's Jamui recently went viral, causing a flurry of help to pour in.
One of Seema's legs was amputated following an accident two years ago. Instead of getting disheartened, the indefatigable Seema continued going to school.
Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood tweeted that Seema will soon walk to school on two legs, not one. Sood said that he was "sending a ticket" to Seema.
Meanwhile, the local administration took note of Seema's story when it went viral. Jamui's district magistrate visited her and gifted her a tricycle to make travel easier.
Ashok Choudhary, a Bihar minister, said that Seema has already been given help, while others like her will be identified and helped too.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also tweeted about Seema, and said that her story made him emotional. The Aam Aadmi Party chief said that all governments have adequate resources to provide good education to all children.
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