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Violent clashes broke out in Punjab's Beas on 4 September 2022, leaving at least 10 people and a police personnel injured. The clashes were between some Nihang Sikhs and followers of the Radha Soami Satsang Beas.
The violence broke out after some Nihang Sikhs allegedly tried to forcibly enter the Radha Soami Dera premises to graze their cattle. Police said stones and bricks were pelted by both sides and some people fired in the air. Police resorted to lathi-charge to bring the crowds under control. Subsequently, heavy police force was deployed around the Dera premises.
The Nihangs are a Sikh sect whose members are usually dressed in blue robes, and carry weapons like swords and spears. Members of the Nihang sect have been mired in multiple controversies in recent times, including an alleged lynching at Singhu farm protest site in October 2021. In May 2022, violent clashes broke out in Patiala between Nihang Sikhs and a Shiv Sena faction.

Punjab: clashes between Nihang Sikhs, Radha Soami followers over cattle grazing in Beas

The violence broke out after some Nihang Sikhs allegedly tried to forcibly enter the Radha Soami Dera premises to graze their cattle.

Violent clashes broke out in Punjab's Beas on 4 September 2022, leaving at least 10 people and a police personnel injured. The clashes were between some Nihang Sikhs and followers of the Radha Soami Satsang Beas.
The violence broke out after some Nihang Sikhs allegedly tried to forcibly enter the Radha Soami Dera premises to graze their cattle. Police said stones and bricks were pelted by both sides and some people fired in the air. Police resorted to lathi-charge to bring the crowds under control. Subsequently, heavy police force was deployed around the Dera premises.
The Nihangs are a Sikh sect whose members are usually dressed in blue robes, and carry weapons like swords and spears. Members of the Nihang sect have been mired in multiple controversies in recent times, including an alleged lynching at Singhu farm protest site in October 2021. In May 2022, violent clashes broke out in Patiala between Nihang Sikhs and a Shiv Sena faction.
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India’s 1st Private Jet Terminal Launched

The first General Aviation Terminal of India was inaugurated on September 17, 2020 at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, Delhi by the Civil Aviation Minister, Hardeep Singh Puri. &nbsp;&ldquo;A general aviation terminal was the need of the hour at Delhi Airport, and this will be a significant boost to General Aviation. The terminal will help ease passenger movement, and contribute to the growth of civil aviation sector in the country,&rdquo; said the minister. This is the first fully integrated terminal for smaller aircraft and has been set up by Bird ExecuJet Airport Services (BEAS) Private Limited. BEAS is a joint venture between Bird Group and ExecuJet MRO Services. The terminal has a common lounge, two private lounges, one crew lounge, and other utilities. The facility has 57 aircraft parking bays, two aircraft hangars and two fixed-base operators (FBOs). The terminal can cater to 150 private movements daily and handle over 50 passengers every hour.

Rise in pollution in India's 5 major rivers inspite of lockdown: CPCB

The Central Pollution Control Board has released a report which states that five major rivers in the country, including the Ganga have deteriorated in spite of the the Covid-19&nbsp;lockdown.
Due to the release of sewage and no fresh water discharge, the quality in these rivers do not qualify criteria for even outdoor bathing. Apart from Ganga the other rivers include Beas, Chambal, Sutlej and Swarnarekha.
However, the report said improvement was seen in the water quality of Brahmani, Brahmaputra, Cauvery, Godavari, Krishna, Tapi and Yamuna due to minimal industrial&nbsp;discharge, no human activities like puja material and garbage disposals.
The pollution watchdog had asked the State Pollution Control Boards to monitor&nbsp;the quality of water during the lockdown period.

Rise in pollution in Ganga and 4&nbsp;major rivers during lockdown: CPCB
Sewage release, no fresh water discharge, main reasons:&nbsp;CPCB
Pollution levels better in some rivers due to no human activities
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The Central Pollution Control Board has released a report which states that five major rivers in the country, including the Ganga have deteriorated in spite of the the Covid-19&nbsp;lockdown.
Due to the release of sewage and no fresh water discharge, the quality in these rivers do not qualify criteria for even outdoor bathing. Apart from Ganga the other rivers include Beas, Chambal, Sutlej and Swarnarekha.
However, the report said improvement was seen in the water quality of Brahmani, Brahmaputra, Cauvery, Godavari, Krishna, Tapi and Yamuna due to minimal industrial&nbsp;discharge, no human activities like puja material and garbage disposals.
The pollution watchdog had asked the State Pollution Control Boards to monitor&nbsp;the quality of water during the lockdown period.

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