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A recent study shows that women with obesity might pass on the risk to their daughters but not sons. Know more. 

Study shows risk of obesity might get passed on from mothers to daughters

A recent study shows that women with obesity might pass on the risk to their daughters but not sons. Know more.&nbsp;

A recent study published in the Endocrine Society's Journal of Clinical Endocrinology &amp; Metabolism stated that women with obesity might pass on the disease's risk to their daughters but not to their sons.&nbsp;
The researchers measured body fat and muscle in 240 children (9 years old or younger) and their parents. They used data to determine the body mass index, the amount of body fat and muscle in the children and the parents.&nbsp;
It was found that girls had a similar BMI and fat mass as their mothers and inherit a high risk of developing obesity or being overweight from them. The research did not find the same thing between boys and their mothers.&nbsp;
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Kim Jong Un, Daughter Oversee North Korea's "Monster Missile" Launch


Watch: North Korea's 'Monster Missile' test-fired in the presence of Kim Jong Un & daughter

Watch: North Korea's 'Monster Missile' launched in the presence of Kim Jong Un & daughter

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, accompanied by his daughter, personally oversaw the recent test-firing of the country's most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile, state media images showed Friday.
The launch on Thursday -- Pyongyang's second ICBM test this year -- involved a Hwasong-17 missile, the official Korean Central News Agency reported, adding that it was fired in response to "frantic" US-South Korea joint military drills.
Photographs in the official Rodong Sinmun newspaper showed Kim watching the black-and-white Hwasong-17 -- dubbed a "monster missile" by analysts -- blast off into the sky.
Some of the images showed him watching the launch with his daughter -- never named by state media but identified as his second child Ju Ae by South Korean intelligence.
State media also released images showing the Earth from space, purportedly taken by a camera mounted on the ICBM.
KCNA said the launch "confirmed the war readiness of the ICBM unit", adding that it "had no negative impact on the security" of neighbouring countries.
South Korea had previously said the missile was fired on a lofted trajectory -- up instead of out, typically done to avoid overflying neighbouring countries.
Last year, North Korea declared itself an "irreversible" nuclear power, and Kim recently called for an "exponential" increase in weapons production, including tactical nukes.
Overseeing the Thursday launch, Kim said North Korea would "react to nuclear weapons with nukes" and called for "irreversibly bolstering up the nuclear war deterrent", according to KCNA.
He also highlighted the country's "rapid response posture... to cope with any armed conflict and war", KCNA said.
ICBM threat
In theory, the Hwasong-17 ICBM can reach the continental United States, and with this latest launch, North Korea is trying to emphasise the advanced level of its weaponry, analysts said.
"With the photos of the Earth, Pyongyang seems to be trying to show that it can accurately hit any target the regime wants with its ICBM," Cheong Seong-chang, a senior fellow at the Sejong Institute, told AFP.
The next step will likely be North Korea firing the missile "at a normal angle", he said, which would demonstrate it can survive reentry into the atmosphere.
The Thursday launch -- Pyongyang's third show of force this week -- came as Tokyo and Seoul sought to thaw long-frozen ties to counter an increasingly aggressive North Korea.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol flew to Japan Thursday to meet Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, the first such summit in 12 years.
North Korea fired two cruise missiles from a submarine on Sunday, followed by two short-range ballistic missiles on Thursday, as South Korea and the United States staged major military drills.
The allies have ramped up defence cooperation in the face of growing military and nuclear threats from North Korea, which has conducted a series of increasingly provocative banned weapons tests in recent months.
"The fact (that) North Korea has almost normalised ICBM tests over the last year is a concern," Joseph Dempsey, a researcher at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told AFP.
Soo Kim, a former CIA Korea analyst, said that Kim's regime "has essentially desensitised the international community to its weapons tests," she told AFP.
"We've reached a point where an ICBM test draws no greater attention than a short-range missile test," she said.
"We'll continue to see North Korea advancing and expanding its suite of weapons capabilities in the days to come."
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Unemployed Bengaluru techie held for daughter's murder

According to the police, after killing his daughter, the techie attempted suicide by trying to drown himself, however, he failed, added the police.

According to the police, after killing his daughter, the techie attempted suicide by trying to drown himself, however, he failed, added the police.

A 45-year-old techie allegedly killed his two-year-old daughter and claimed that he did not have money to feed his daughter, said police.
According to the police, after killing his daughter, the techie attempted suicide by trying to drown himself, however, he failed, added the police.
The dead body of a two-year-old child was found in the lake of Kendatti village of Kolar taluk on Saturday night. Besides, a blue-colored car was also found on the bank of the lake, the police added.
Suspicious of this, the locals informed the Kolar rural police station. After the investigation, the police arrested the accused for the murder of his daughter.
The accused has been identified as Rahul Parmar who belongs to Gujarat and got settled in Bengaluru with his wife Bhavya two years back.
Rahul informed the police that he hugged his daughter in the car and spent time with her, played with her then killed her as he did not have any money and was not able to feed her.
The accused and his daughter went missing on November 15, after which, the child's mother Bhavya filed a missing complaint with the police station.
According to the police, Parmar was unemployed for the last 6 months and incurred a financial loss in his Bitcoin business.
Parmar had also lodged a complaint with the Bengaluru police station about the theft of gold jewelry from his house. He used to go to the police station and inquire.
When the police investigated the complaint, it came to know that Rahul himself had stolen the jewels from the house and pledged. He registered a fake theft case with the police.
The police warned him and asked him to come to the police station. It is suspected that Rahul might have done something due to fear of facing the consequences of filing a fake case with the police.
Police are investigating the case.
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Maharashtra man tricks daughter into writing suicide note naming kin. Then kills her

The police initially registered a case of suicide abetment under the Indian Penal Code against the five relatives. But the investigators later realised something was amiss.

A 40-year-old man allegedly tricked his teenage daughter into writing suicide notes to implicate his relatives and then asked her to enact suicide during which he actually killed her, police said.
The 16-year-old girl was found hanging from the ceiling fan of her house in Kalamna area of Nagpur city on November 6, a police official on Saturday said.
The man, who worked as a labourer, was later arrested and an investigation was on to ascertain the motive behind the murder, he said.
Police initially registered a case of abetment to suicide against the girl's stepmother, uncle, aunt and grandparents on the basis of five suicide notes found in the room, the official of Kalamna police station said.
But an examination of the mobile phone of the victim's father during the probe revealed there was a fiendish plot behind what looked like a suicide.
"In the mobile phone, we found a photograph of the victim enacting a suicide bid. It came to light that he had asked his daughter to act as if she was hanging herself and clicked a photograph, claiming he wanted to teach his relatives a lesson," the police official said.
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"Before that the man had asked the girl to write five suicide notes naming these relatives. When the girl did so and tied the noose around her neck and stood on a stool as instructed by him, he clicked a photo and then allegedly kicked the stool, causing her death by hanging. She died in front of her father and 12-year-old sister," the official said.
The accused then left the house. He later called police, claiming he had stepped out for some work and upon return found his daughter had hanged herself, said the official.
The police initially registered a case of suicide abetment under the Indian Penal Code against the five relatives. But the investigators later realised something was amiss.
"After we came across the suicide enactment photo in his phone, we questioned the man and he told the police that he murdered his daughter. His first wife ended her life in 2016 and the second wife had also left home," the official said.
The man was arrested for the alleged murder. The police were conducting a probe into the motive behind the crime, the official added.&nbsp;

A double murder and a suicide took place in broad daylight in Bihar's capital city on April 28, according to police. A man named Rajiv allegedly shot his teenage daughter, and his estranged wife near his house in Patna.
After shooting the women, Rajiv allegedly shot and killed himself. The 3 bodies were taken to Patna Medical College Hospital for autopsy.
Manavjit Singh Dhillon, SSP, Patna said, "Information was received around 12:40 pm that a triple murder had taken place. Since it was a serious incident, we arrived here. We took statements of the eyewitnesses. Many people saw the incident. We are examining CCTV footage also. Rajiv Kumar's first wife had died due to natural causes. He had a daughter with his first wife whose name was Sanskriti. After his first wife's death, he married her sister. But they divorced. After divorce, Rajiv wanted his daughter to live with him, but she didn't want to live with him. This was causing problems."
Rajiv lived on rent in the house of a retired police officer named GN Sharma. The landlord said, "The man was Rajiv. His daughter had been living at her maternal grandmother's house for the last few days. She was not going to her father's house because he misbehaved with her. The father wanted his daughter to live with him. This was the dispute. His wife was not living with him. Rajiv used to do nothing. He used to handle the household. His brothers were at good posts in the judicial services."

Man shoots daughter, ex-wife on street, then kills himself in Bihar's Patna: police on 'double-murder, suicide'

Man shot daughter, ex-wife on street, then killed himself in Bihar's Patna, say police


Man shoots daughter, ex-wife on street, then kills himself in Bihar's Patna, as per police

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CAPTIONS 'Double murder, suicide' in Bihar Shooting in broad daylight in Patna Man killed daughter, ex-wife: cops

<div class="elementToProof">The man's first wife had died, and their daughter did not wish to live with her father, causing problems, according to police.</div>

A double murder and a suicide took place in broad daylight in Bihar's capital city on April 28, according to police.&nbsp;A man named Rajiv allegedly shot his teenage daughter, and his estranged wife near his house in Patna.
After shooting the women, Rajiv allegedly shot and killed himself.&nbsp;The 3 bodies were taken to Patna Medical College Hospital for autopsy.
Manavjit Singh Dhillon, SSP, Patna said, "Information was received around 12:40 pm that a triple murder had taken place. Since it was a serious incident, we arrived here. We took statements of the eyewitnesses. Many people saw the incident. We are examining CCTV footage also. Rajiv Kumar's first wife had died due to natural causes. He had a daughter with his first wife whose name was Sanskriti. After his first wife's death, he married her sister. But they divorced. After divorce, Rajiv wanted his daughter to live with him, but she didn't want to live with him. This was causing problems."
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Rajiv lived on rent in the house of a retired police officer named GN Sharma. The landlord said, "The man was Rajiv. His daughter had been living at her maternal grandmother's house for the last few days. She was not going to her father's house because he misbehaved with her. The father wanted his daughter to live with him. This was the dispute. His wife was not living with him.&nbsp;Rajiv used to do nothing. He used to handle the household. His brothers were at good posts in the judicial services."
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An Indian-origin man who led a secretive, extremist cult in the United Kingdom, died in prison on April 8.&nbsp;Aravind Balakrishnan was the leader of an extremist Maoist cult in London, and had reportedly even kept his daughter in captivity for over 30 years.
Balakrishnan, who was called Comrade Bala by followers, was jailed under multiple sexual assault cases.&nbsp;In 2016, he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for&nbsp;six counts of indecent assault, four counts of rape and two counts of actual bodily harm, as per a PTI report.
Balakrishnan died in custody at the&nbsp;HMP Dartmoor prison in south-west England.
Balakrishnan was born in a Kerala village, but grew up in Singapore and Malaysia.He reportedly moved to the UK in 1963 to study at the London School of Economics.At the institute, he met his future wife, Chanda.&nbsp;He reportedly began his cult in 1969, around the time of his marriage.
During his trial, Balakrishnan had rejected the rape charges and claimed that he had been "the focus of competition" between "jealous" women who made sexual advances towards him.

UK: Indian-origin man who kept daughter in captivity for 30 yrs, led extremist cult, dies in prison

UK: Indian-origin man Aravind Balakrishnan aka Comrade Bala, who kept daughter in captivity for 30 years, and led an extremist Maoist cult, died in prison. Watch his story


An Indian-origin man who led a secretive, extremist cult in the United Kingdom, died in prison on April 8. Aravind Balakrishnan was the leader of an extremist Maoist cult in London, and had reportedly even kept his daughter in captivity for over 30 years. Balakrishnan, who was called Comrade Bala by followers, was jailed under multiple sexual assault cases.
In 2016, he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for&nbsp;six counts of indecent assault, four counts of rape and two counts of actual bodily harm, as per a PTI report. Balakrishnan died in custody at the&nbsp;HMP Dartmoor prison in south-west England. Balakrishnan was born in a Kerala village, but grew up in Singapore and Malaysia. He reportedly moved to the UK in 1963 to study at the London School of Economics. At the institute, he met his future wife, Chanda.
He reportedly began his cult in 1969, around the time of his marriage. During his trial, Balakrishnan had rejected the rape charges and claimed that he had been "the focus of competition" between "jealous" women who made sexual advances towards him.
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 CAPTIONS India-origin man, who led UK cult, died in jail Aravind Balakrishnan was jailed for rape, assault 'Comrade Bala' led secret, extremist Maoist cult Balakrishnan had kept daughter in captivity
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An Indian-origin man who led a secretive, extremist cult in the United Kingdom, died in prison on April 8.&nbsp;Aravind Balakrishnan was the leader of an extremist Maoist cult in London, and had reportedly even kept his daughter in captivity for over 30 years.
Balakrishnan, who was called Comrade Bala by followers, was jailed under multiple sexual assault cases.&nbsp;In 2016, he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for&nbsp;six counts of indecent assault, four counts of rape and two counts of actual bodily harm, as per a PTI report.
 Balakrishnan died in custody at the&nbsp;HMP Dartmoor prison in south-west England.
 Balakrishnan was born in a Kerala village, but grew up in Singapore and Malaysia. He reportedly moved to the UK in 1963 to study at the London School of Economics. At the institute, he met his future wife, Chanda.&nbsp;He reportedly began his cult in 1969, around the time of his marriage.
 During his trial, Balakrishnan had rejected the rape charges and claimed that he had been "the focus of competition" between "jealous" women who made sexual advances towards him.

The newly-wed daughter of a Tamil Nadu minister has sought police protection in Bengaluru after eloping with a businessman, PTI has reported.
Jayakalyani, who is a doctor and daughter of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Minister PK Sekar Babu, has pleaded before the Bengaluru commissioner for security.
Talking to reporters, she said she wedded Sathish Kumar as both were in love for the past six years.
She said there was a threat to her and her husband, and hence she has sought police protection.
Reports quoting sources said the minister lodged a police complaint stating that his daughter has gone missing and suspected she might have been kidnapped.

Tamil Nadu minister's daughter elopes with lover, seeks protection in Bengaluru

Tamil Nadu&nbsp;minister's daughter elopes, seeks protection
Jayakalyani&nbsp;says she married businessman who she loved
Woman says there is threat to her and her husband
Minister reported his daughter missing, alleged kidnap

Jayakalyani, who is a doctor and daughter of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Minister PK Sekar Babu, has said there threat to her &amp; husband

The newly-wed daughter of a Tamil Nadu minister has sought police protection in Bengaluru after eloping with a businessman, PTI has reported.
Jayakalyani, who is a doctor and daughter of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Minister PK Sekar Babu, has pleaded before the Bengaluru commissioner for security.
Talking to reporters, she said she wedded Sathish Kumar as both were in love for the past six years.
She said there was a threat to her and her husband, and hence she has sought police protection.
Reports quoting sources said the minister lodged a police complaint stating that his daughter has gone missing and suspected she might have been kidnapped.
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A father beat his 3 year-old toddler because she refused to eat food, as seen in a video shot by their neighbour. M Nagaraju, a municipal contract worker in Telangana appears to use a rope to flog his daughter and slam her on the ground after lifting her by the neck.&nbsp;
The little girl's mother, who is also spotted in the video, is seen standing and watching her husband flog their child with a smile on her face.&nbsp;
When the video came to the attention of the police, they launched an investigation against Nagaraju. A case has been registered against him under Section 324 of IPC and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act.

Father mercilessly beats his three year old child in a video from Telangana 

A merciless dad was caught on camera beating up his 3-year-old daughter as she refused to eat food. A video captured by the girl's neighbours has gone viral, triggering outrage among the social media users.&nbsp;

Father mercilessly beats his three year old child seen in a video from Telangana 

There was outrage on the social media after a video of a 3-year-old girl in Telangana&nbsp;went viral on the internet.&nbsp; The video showed M&nbsp;Nagaraju, a municipal contract worker in Medhak&nbsp;district using&nbsp;a rope to flog his daughter and slam her on the ground after lifting her by the neck.&nbsp;
In the video shot by Nagaraju's neighbours, the little girl's mother watches her husband flog their child with a smile on her face.&nbsp;
A case has been registered against Nagaraju&nbsp;under the Juvenile Justice Act.
The department of Women&nbsp;Development and Child Welfare has rescued the child and will ensure appropriate action against the accused who is absconding.&nbsp;

A father thrashed his 3-year-old daughter after she refused to eat food&nbsp;

A father beat his 3-year-old toddler because she refused to eat food in&nbsp;Telangana. M Nagaraju, a municipal contract worker in Medhak&nbsp;district appears to use a rope, in a video shot by his neighbours, to flog his daughter and slam her on the ground after lifting her by the neck.&nbsp;
The little girl's mother, who is also seen in the video, watches her husband flog their child with a smile on her face.&nbsp;
A case has been registered against him under Section 324 of IPC and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act.
The department of Women&nbsp;Development and Child Welfare has rescued the child and will ensure appropriate action against the accused who is absconding.&nbsp;

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