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India’s Anshu Malik, the World Championships Silver medalist from Haryana’s Jind district is now the Commonwealth Games Silver medalist as well.
Anshu won Silver on her Commonwealth Games debut in the Women’s 57 kg category in wrestling.
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Anshu lost to Nigeria’s Odunayo, who made it a hat-trick of Gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. This was also the third consecutive time the Nigerian defeated an Indian wrestler in the final to clinch Gold at the quadrennial event.
Anshu Malik though was in top form coming into the final. She only needed around a minute each to beat her opponents in the quarter-final and semi-final. And yet, the Nigerian managed to outsmart the Indian when it mattered the most

CWG: Wrestler Anshu Malik settles for Silver in Women’s 57 kg category

India’s Anshu Malik, the World Championships Silver medalist from Haryana’s Jind district is now the Commonwealth Games Silver medalist as well

Anshu lost to Nigeria&rsquo;s Odunayo, who made it a hat-trick of Gold medals at the Commonwealth Games

India&rsquo;s Anshu Malik, the World Championships Silver medalist from Haryana&rsquo;s Jind district is now the Commonwealth Games Silver medalist as well.
Anshu won Silver on her Commonwealth Games debut in the Women&rsquo;s 57 kg category in wrestling.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/she-is-worthy-thor-chris-hemsworth-lauds-saikhom-mirabai-chanu-1659715924747">'She is worthy': Thor, Chris Hemsworth lauds Saikhom Mirabai Chanu</a>
Anshu lost to Nigeria&rsquo;s Odunayo, who made it a hat-trick of Gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. This was also the third consecutive time the Nigerian defeated an Indian wrestler in the final to clinch Gold at the quadrennial event.
Anshu Malik though was in top form coming into the final. She only needed around a minute each to beat her opponents in the quarter-final and semi-final. And yet, the Nigerian managed to outsmart the Indian when it mattered the most

Seven people were arrested after they allegedly threw pieces of pork, letters abusing Muslims and torn pages of an Islamic text at some mosques here in Ayodhya an attempt to instigate communal violence, police said on Thursday.
The arrested belong to an outfit called the 'Hindu Yodha Sangathan', and the leader of the group is a history-sheeter with four criminal cases registered against him, they said.
The police said they have registered four FIRs in connection with the incidents that took place at the Taatshah Jama Masjid, Ghosiyana mosque, a mosque at the Kashmiri Mohalla and a mazar known as Gulab Shah Baba.
"It was an attempt to create communal violence and incite riots in Ayodhya," they said in a statement.
On Tuesday midnight, the accused threw pieces of pork, letters threatening a particular community and torn pages of a sacred text at the mosques and a mazar, it said.
Eleven people were involved in the conspiracy and four of them are on the run, the police said, adding that they found the accused had purchased skull caps, two copies of the Quran, pork and writing materials.
During the investigation, it was found that the accused were annoyed over the Jahangirpuri incident in Delhi and wanted to take revenge, the statement said.
Those arrested were identified by the police as the outfit's leader Mahesh Mishra, and Pratyush Kumar, Nitin Kumar, Deepak Gaud, Brajesh Pandey, Shatrughan and Vimal Pandey, all residents of the Kotwali City police station area.
The accused have been booked under relevant sections of the IPC, including 295 (injuring or defiling place of worship with intent to insult the religion of any class) and 295A (deliberate and malicious acts, intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs), the police said.
They first attempted to plant the objectionable items at a mosque in Beniganj, but due to police presence in the area, they moved to the three mosques and the mazar, the police said. 

Seven arrested for throwing pork, objectional items at Ayodhya mosques

Seven people were arrested after they allegedly threw pieces of pork, letters abusing Muslims and torn pages of an Islamic text at some mosques in Ayodhya in an attempt to instigate communal violence, police said on Thursday.&nbsp; The arrested belong to an outfit called the 'Hindu Yodha Sangathan', and the leader of the group is a history-sheeter with four criminal cases registered against him.&nbsp; "It was an attempt to create communal violence and incite riots in Ayodhya," the police said in a statement.&nbsp; Eleven people were involved in the conspiracy and four of them are on the run. During the investigation, it was found that the accused were annoyed over the Jahangirpuri incident in Delhi and wanted to take revenge.&nbsp;

Seven people were arrested after they allegedly threw pieces of pork, letters abusing Muslims and torn pages of an Islamic text at some mosques here in Ayodhya an attempt to instigate communal violence

Seven people were arrested after they allegedly threw pieces of pork, letters abusing Muslims and torn pages of an Islamic text at some mosques here in Ayodhya an attempt to instigate communal violence, police said on Thursday.
The arrested belong to an outfit called the 'Hindu Yodha Sangathan', and the leader of the group is a history-sheeter with four criminal cases registered against him, they said.
The police said they have registered four FIRs in connection with the incidents that took place at the Taatshah Jama Masjid, Ghosiyana mosque, a mosque at the Kashmiri Mohalla and a mazar known as Gulab Shah Baba.
"It was an attempt to create communal violence and incite riots in Ayodhya," they said in a statement.
On Tuesday midnight, the accused threw pieces of pork, letters threatening a particular community and torn pages of a sacred text at the mosques and a mazar, it said.
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Eleven people were involved in the conspiracy and four of them are on the run, the police said, adding that they found the accused had purchased skull caps, two copies of the Quran, pork and writing materials.
During the investigation, it was found that the accused were annoyed over the Jahangirpuri incident in Delhi and wanted to take revenge, the statement said.
Those arrested were identified by the police as the outfit's leader Mahesh Mishra, and Pratyush Kumar, Nitin Kumar, Deepak Gaud, Brajesh Pandey, Shatrughan and Vimal Pandey, all residents of the Kotwali City police station area.
The accused have been booked under relevant sections of the IPC, including 295 (injuring or defiling place of worship with intent to insult the religion of any class) and 295A (deliberate and malicious acts, intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs), the police said.
They first attempted to plant the objectionable items at a mosque in Beniganj, but due to police presence in the area, they moved to the three mosques and the mazar, the police said.&nbsp;

At least four people were detained by police after members of two different communities engaged in stone-pelting in Himmatnagar town of Gujarat's Sabarkantha district, officials said.
The incident took place in Vanzaravas area on Monday night, police said.
In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.
According to Superintendent of Police Vishalkumar Vaghela, it was a minor flare-up and tear gas shells were also lobbed to disperse the mob.
"Upon learning about the clash, we rushed to the spot and took the situation under control. We have detained four people from the spot. The flare up was minor and the situation has been quickly brought under control" Vaghela told PTI.
Earlier on Sunday, Himmatnagar town witnessed violence, stone-pelting and clashes between two communities after stones were hurled on a Ram Navami procession.
To prevent such incidents, the district collector has imposed section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code , which prohibits gathering of more than 5 people, in some of the sensitive areas of the town, including Chhaparia area where arson and stone-pelting were reported on Sunday.

Communal clash erupts again in Gujarat's Himmatnagar; 4 detained

In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.

At least four people were detained on Monday night after members of two different communities engaged in stone-pelting in Himmatnagar town of Gujarat's Sabarkantha district.
In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.
A top police official told the Press Trust of India that it was a minor flare-up and tear gas shells were also lobbed to disperse the mob.
On Sunday, Himmatnagar town witnessed violence, stone-pelting and clashes between two communities during a Ram Navami procession.
To prevent such incidents, the district collector has imposed section 144, which prohibits gathering of more than 5 people, in some of the sensitive areas of the town, including Chhaparia area where arson and stone-pelting were reported on Sunday.

In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.

At least four people were detained by police after members of two different communities engaged in stone-pelting in Himmatnagar town of Gujarat's Sabarkantha district, officials said.
The incident took place in Vanzaravas area on Monday night, police said.
In some videos shared on social media, some people can be seen throwing petrol bombs on another locality.
According to Superintendent of Police Vishalkumar Vaghela, it was a minor flare-up and tear gas shells were also lobbed to disperse the mob.
"Upon learning about the clash, we rushed to the spot and took the situation under control. We have detained four people from the spot. The flare up was minor and the situation has been quickly brought under control" Vaghela told PTI.
Earlier on Sunday, Himmatnagar town witnessed violence, stone-pelting and clashes between two communities after stones were hurled on a Ram Navami procession.
To prevent such incidents, the district collector has imposed section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code , which prohibits gathering of more than 5 people, in some of the sensitive areas of the town, including Chhaparia area where arson and stone-pelting were reported on Sunday.
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In Durgapur, Muslims join hands with Hindus to celebrate Kali Puja even though the former is a majority in Sonamura sub-division with 3 lakh poplulation

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