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A JCB was set ablaze during an anti-encroachment drive in Karnataka

Watch: father, son set JCB on fire during demolition drive in Bengaluru

A JCB was set ablaze during an anti-encroachment drive in Karnataka

A father-son duo set a JCB on a fire in Bengaluru&rsquo;s Shivakote village during an anti-encroachment demolition drive on Wednesday. Bachegowda and his son Chetan also reportedly abused the officials who had come to the village to demolish illegal structures. They were arrested.
The duo poured petrol on the JCB machine being used for demolition and set it ablaze. The driver was unharmed as he jumped out on time.
An attempt to murder case has been filed against the two men based on the complaint of the offcials.

Days after a video of a politician abusing and manhandling a woman at a residential society in UP's Noida went viral, bulldozers were seen tearing down illegal encroachments by the aggressor.
Shrikant Tyagi was caught on camera misbehaving with a woman who contested illegal encroachment done by him at Grand Omaxe society in Noida's Sector 93B. Tyagi had claimed to be a BJP leader, but the ruling party had denied his claims.
On 8 August, bulldozers entered the housing complex and demolished what appeared to be fibreglass and wood structures made outside the apartment. Noida Police personnel were present for the demolition.
Shrikant Tyagi has been booked, but is evading arrest. On 7 August, a group of people allegedly raised slogans in his support at the society. In response, residents had staged a protest against police for inaction.

Noida society abuse row: bulldozers demolish Shrikant Tyagi's illegal encroachment at Grand Omaxe

Shrikant Tyagi was caught on camera misbehaving with a woman who contested illegal encroachment done by him at Grand Omaxe society in Noida's Sector 93B.

Days after a video of a politician abusing and manhandling a woman at a residential society in UP's Noida went viral, bulldozers were seen tearing down illegal encroachments by the aggressor.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/man-claiming-to-be-bjp-leader-booked-for-assaulting-woman-in-noida-1659752888449">Shrikant Tyagi</a> was caught on camera misbehaving with a woman who contested illegal encroachment done by him at Grand Omaxe society in Noida's Sector 93B. Tyagi had claimed to be a BJP leader, but the ruling party had denied his claims.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/man-claiming-to-be-bjp-leader-booked-for-assaulting-woman-in-noida-1659752888449">Man claiming to be BJP leader booked for assaulting woman in Noida</a>
On 8 August, bulldozers entered the housing complex and demolished what appeared to be fibreglass and wood structures made outside the apartment. Noida Police personnel were present for the demolition.
Shrikant Tyagi has been booked, but is evading arrest. On 7 August, a group of people allegedly raised slogans in his support at the society. In response, residents had staged a protest against police for inaction.

It's been a busy week for diplomacy for India, with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on a 2-day visit to meet his 'khaas dost' Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Washington to build on the India-US 2+2 dialogue held earlier this month.
With global geopolitics in a flux, the Russia-Ukraine war figured prominently in the discussion between India and UK PMs, especially with India facing mounting criticism from the West over its position on Russia. Johnson said the UK has raised the issue of Ukraine with India diplomatically, adding that India has historic ties with Russia and everyone understands it.
Addressing the media in a joint statement, PM Modi called for immediate ceasefire and stressed on dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the Russia-Ukraine crisis. New Delhi and Britain's biggest focus was the Free Trade Agreement, and both nations hope to seal the deal by the end of this year. UK PM Boris Johnson said that India & the UK also had a shared interest in keeping the Indo-Pacific region free and open, in the face of growing threats of autocratic coercion.
Also watch | Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at IMF: India is a leader in digital adoption
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, meanwhile is in the United States in a bid to boost India-US trade ties, a clear signal that India is open for business. While the West has signalled a clear decoupling from Moscow, should India brace for impact? Can Quad drive the India-US economic agenda, to help keep China at bay? Is a Free Trade Agreement with the US on the table? We look at some of these crucial questions in an exclusive conversation with experts, Former Indian Ambassador to the US Arun Singh, and Mukesh Aghi, President & CEO, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, every Friday at 8 pm. For all episodes of the show, download the Editorji app at www.editorji.com/download

The India Story with Vikram Chandra: UK PM in India, FM in US signals India is 'open for business'

How can India bolster its economic presence in the Indo-Pacific region? In conversation with experts, Former Indian Ambassador to the US Arun Singh, and Mukesh Aghi, President & CEO, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum.

The India Story | Diplomacy deep dive: UK PM in India, FM in US signals India is 'open for business'

How can India bolster its economic presence in the Indo-Pacific region? In conversation with experts,&nbsp;Former Indian Ambassador to the US&nbsp;Arun Singh,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mukesh Aghi,&nbsp;President &amp; CEO, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum

It's been a busy week for diplomacy for India, with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on a 2-day visit to meet his 'khaas dost' Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Washington to build on the India-US 2+2 dialogue held earlier this month.
With global geopolitics in a flux, the Russia-Ukraine war figured prominently in the discussion between India and UK PMs, especially with India facing mounting criticism from the West over its position on Russia. Johnson said the UK has raised the issue of Ukraine with India diplomatically, adding that India has historic ties with Russia and everyone understands it.
Addressing the media in a joint statement, PM Modi&nbsp;called for immediate ceasefire and stressed on dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the Russia-Ukraine crisis. New Delhi and Britain's biggest focus was the Free Trade Agreement, and both nations hope to seal the deal by the end of this year.&nbsp;UK PM Boris Johnson said that India &amp; the UK also had a shared interest in keeping the Indo-Pacific region free and open, in the face of growing threats of autocratic coercion.
Also watch |<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/fm-at-imf-india-a-leader-in-digital-adoption-1650346597961" target="_blank">&nbsp;Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at IMF: India is a leader in digital adoption</a>
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, meanwhile is in the United States in a bid to boost India-US trade ties, a clear signal that India is open for business.&nbsp;While the West has signalled a clear decoupling from Moscow, should India brace for impact?&nbsp;Can Quad drive the India-US economic agenda, to help keep China at bay? Is a Free Trade Agreement with the US on the table? We look at some of these crucial questions in an exclusive conversation with experts,&nbsp;Former Indian Ambassador to the US&nbsp;Arun Singh,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mukesh Aghi,&nbsp;President &amp; CEO, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum
Watch The India Story with Vikram Chandra, every Friday at 8 pm.&nbsp;For all episodes of the show, download the Editorji app at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.editorji.com/download" target="_blank">www.editorji.com/download</a>

Bulldozers have recently become political symbols. From UP CM being called ‘bulldozer baba’ for saying that he will run a bulldozer over the mafia to states using it to demolish homes of those accused of crimes, the heavy-duty vehicle is in the news. Synonymous with the word bulldozer is a brand called JCB. More often than not you will find people referring to bulldozers as JCB.
What is the brand’s history in India and how did it become the common word for bulldozers.
The company gets its name from its founder Joseph Cyril Bamford who died in 2001.
The British company entered the Indian market in 1979 through a joint venture.
Till now JCB had 5 factories in India, the sixth was inaugurated by British PM Borish Johnson on April 21 this year.  The company products made in India are exported to more than 65 countries.
JCB introduced backhoe loader or bulldozer in India over three decades back when it entered the market. Apart from bulldozers, JCB makes skid steer loaders, telehandlers, diesel generators and diesel engines.
The factory in Ballabhgarh near Delhi is the world’s largest bulldozer manufacturing plant.
The company expanded its operations in 2006 and 2007 by setting up two factories at Pune for its Heavyline business. These factories manufacture Tracked Excavators, Wheeled Loaders, Compaction equipment and Fabrications for the Group. With 400 engineers, Pune also has JCB’s largest Design Center outside of the United Kingdom.
Watch: Jahangirpuri riots: bulldozer halted for 2 weeks, SC stays demolition
A further investment in India was made at Jaipur in 2014 with the inauguration of a 115-acre, eco-friendly, green manufacturing facility.
Over the years JCB has invested Rs. 2,000 crores in India and today employs 5,000 people in its Indian operations. It has a network of more than 60 dealers and 650 outlets spread throughout India.

JCB, Johnson, Jahangirpuri: History of bulldozer company suddenly in the news

Bulldozers have recently become political symbols in India. Here's a look at the brand’s history in India and how it become the common word for bulldozers.

JCB and bulldozers

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Bulldozers now political symbols
How JCB&nbsp;became synonymous with bulldozers

The British company entered the Indian market in 1979 through a joint venture.

Bulldozers have recently become political symbols. From UP CM being called &lsquo;bulldozer baba&rsquo; for saying that he will run a bulldozer over the mafia to states using it to demolish homes of those accused of crimes, the heavy-duty vehicle is in the news. Synonymous with the word bulldozer is a brand called JCB. More often than not you will find people referring to bulldozers as JCB.
What is the brand&rsquo;s history in India and how did it become the common word for bulldozers.
The company gets its name from its founder Joseph Cyril Bamford who died in 2001.
The British company entered the Indian market in 1979 through a joint venture.
Till now JCB had 5 factories in India, the sixth was inaugurated by British PM Borish Johnson on April 21 this year. &nbsp;The company products made in India are exported to more than 65 countries.
JCB introduced backhoe loader or bulldozer in India over three decades back when it entered the market. Apart from bulldozers, JCB makes skid steer loaders, telehandlers, diesel generators and diesel engines.
The factory in Ballabhgarh near Delhi is the world&rsquo;s largest bulldozer manufacturing plant.
The company expanded its operations in 2006 and 2007 by setting up two factories at Pune for its Heavyline business. These factories manufacture Tracked Excavators, Wheeled Loaders, Compaction equipment and Fabrications for the Group. With 400 engineers, Pune also has JCB&rsquo;s largest Design Center outside of the United Kingdom.
Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/jahangirpuri-sc-stays-demolition-for-2-more-weeks-1650522482909">Jahangirpuri riots: bulldozer halted for 2 weeks, SC stays demolition</a>
A further investment in India was made at Jaipur in 2014 with the inauguration of a 115-acre, eco-friendly, green manufacturing facility.
Over the years JCB has invested Rs. 2,000 crores in India and today employs 5,000 people in its Indian operations. It has a network of more than 60 dealers and 650 outlets spread throughout India.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson inaugurated a JCB excavators' factory in Gujarat on Thursday. He was joined by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. During a walk through the factory, Johnson also climbed into one of the excavators lined up. 
Clips and images of Johnson's visit to the factory have drawn immense flak in the Indian and UK communities online. Users were quick to point out the oddity in Johnson's visit. It came one day after houses, businesses were razed down with JCB bulldozers in Delhi's Jahangirpuri despite the Supreme Court ordering a stay on the demolition. 
Media persons, authors in India and UK also pointed out Johnson's connections to JCB, the company. Anthony Paul Bamford, a Conservative Party member is the chairperson of J.C. Bamford. JCB India limited is an arm of the UK company. 
Author Debashish Row Chowdhury wrote, 'How tone deaf do you have to be to come to India at this time and inaugurate a bulldozer plant? Doesn't #BorisJohnson have a communications team?' 
'When Bulldozer has become the symbol of repression of minority Muslims in India by Hindu right wing regime, is the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson by riding a Bulldozer in India trying to legitimize India’s Islamophobia?' questioned Ashok Swain, a professor at Uppsala University. 
Amnesty International pointed out that the Prime Minister's visit was not only 'ignorant but his silence on the incident (Jahangirpuri demolition) was deafening.' 
Wednesday’s demolition drive in Jahangirpuri came four days after religious riots in the area. On April 16, violent clashes, including stone-pelting and arson, had erupted between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession. 

British PM Boris Johnson's joyride on a JCB bulldozer draws flak in India and the UK 

British PM Boris Johnson inaugurated a JCB factory in India, a company owned by Conservative Party member Anthony Bamford 

'Tone Deaf?': Boris Johnson's JCB factory visit causes uproar in India and UK 

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson inaugurated a JCB&nbsp;excavators' factory in Gujarat on Thursday and accompanying him was Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra&nbsp;Patel. During a walk through the factory, Johnson also climbed on one of the excavators.
Clips and images of Johnson's visit to the factory have drawn immense flak in the Indian and UK communities online. Users were quick to point out the oddity in Johnson's joyride. It came one day after houses, businesses were razed down with bulldozers in Delhi's Jahangirpuri.&nbsp;
Media persons, authors, civil society leaders in India and the UK also pointed out Johnson's connections to JCB, the bulldozer manfacturing&nbsp;company.
((SHOW DAVID WILCOCK'S TWEET))&nbsp;
Anthony Paul Bamford, a Conservative Party member is the chairperson of J.C. Bamford. JCB&nbsp;India limited is an arm of the UK company.&nbsp;
((AMNESTY TWEET))
Amnesty International pointed out that the Prime Minister's visit was not only 'ignorant but his silence on Jahangirpuri&nbsp;demolition was deafening.'&nbsp;
((SHOW MORE TWEETS))&nbsp;
Some questioned Johnson's communications and PR team, others asked if Johnson was trying to 'legitimise India's Islamophobia&nbsp;by riding a bulldozer'&nbsp;
Wednesday&rsquo;s demolition drive in Jahangirpuri came four days after religious riots in the area. On April 16, violent clashes, including stone-pelting and arson, erupted between two communities during a Hanuman&nbsp;Jayanti&nbsp;procession.&nbsp;
((SHOW PUNSTER TWEET WITH JOHNSON VIDEO))
Boris Johnson is on a two-day trip to India. On Thursday, he also visited the Sabarmati&nbsp;Ashram in Gujarat where he spun a charkha&nbsp;as well.

British PM Boris Johnson inaugurated a JCB&nbsp;factory in India, a company owned by Conservative Party member Anthony Bamford&nbsp;

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson inaugurated a JCB&nbsp;excavators' factory in Gujarat on Thursday and accompanying him was Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra&nbsp;Patel. During a walk through the factory, Johnson also climbed into one of the excavators lined up.&nbsp;
Clips and images of Johnson's visit to the factory have drawn immense flak in the Indian and UK communities online. Users were quick to point out the oddity in Johnson's visit. It came one day after houses, businesses were razed down with JCB&nbsp;bulldozers in Delhi's Jahangirpuri&nbsp;despite the Supreme Court ordering a stay on the demolition.&nbsp;
Media persons, authors in India and UK also pointed out Johnson's connections to JCB, the company. Anthony Paul Bamford, a Conservative Party member is the chairperson of J.C. Bamford. JCB&nbsp;India Limited is an arm of the UK company.&nbsp;
Author Debashish Roy&nbsp;Chowdhury&nbsp;wrote, 'How tone deaf do you have to be to come to India at this time and inaugurate a bulldozer plant? Doesn't #BorisJohnson have a communications team?'&nbsp;
'When Bulldozer has become the symbol of repression of minority Muslims in India by Hindu right wing regime, is the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson by riding a Bulldozer in India trying to legitimize India&rsquo;s Islamophobia?' questioned Ashok Swain, a professor at Uppsala&nbsp;University.&nbsp;
Amnesty International pointed out that the Prime Minister's visit was not only 'ignorant but his silence on the incident (Jahangirpuri&nbsp;demolition) was deafening.'&nbsp;
Wednesday&rsquo;s demolition drive in Jahangirpuri came four days after religious riots in the area. On April 16, violent clashes, including stone-pelting and arson, erupted between two communities during a Hanuman&nbsp;Jayanti&nbsp;procession.&nbsp;
Boris Johnson is on a two-day trip to India. On Thursday, he also visited the Sabarmati&nbsp;Ashram in Gujarat where he spun a charkha&nbsp;as well.&nbsp;
Also Watch|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/watch-uk-pm-boris-johnson-climbs-jcb-machine-at-gujarat-factory-1650547829381" target="_blank">Watch: UK PM Boris Johnson climbs JCB machine at Gujarat factory</a>

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom visited a JCB factory in Gujarat on April 21. During his two-day India visit, Boris Johnson travelled to the Halol industrial area near Vadodara.
The occasion was the inauguration of a new facility of UK-based Joseph Cyril Bamford Excavators Ltd. Johnson also climbed onto an earthmoving machine, and waved for the cameras. The UK PM was accompanied by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel.
Earlier in the day, Johnson had met Indian industrialist Gautam Adani. The meeting occurred at Adani Group's global headquarters at Shantigram on the outskirts of Ahmedabad city.
Key sectors such as energy transition, climate action, aerospace and defence collaboration were discussed by Johnson and Adani, as per PTI quoting sources.

Watch: UK PM Boris Johnson climbs JCB machine at new factory in Halol, Gujarat during 2-day India trip

Watch: UK PM Boris Johnson climbs JCB machine at Gujarat factory


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&nbsp; HALOL, GUJARAT 21 APRIL 2022
 Prime Minister of the United Kingdom visited a JCB factory in Gujarat on April 21. On Day 1 of his two-day India visit, Boris Johnson travelled to the Halol industrial area near Vadodara. The occasion was the inauguration of a new facility of UK-based Joseph Cyril Bamford Excavators Ltd. Johnson also climbed onto an earthmoving machine, and waved for the cameras. The UK PM was accompanied by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel.
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 ((ADANI MEETING VISUALS))
 Earlier in the day, Johnson had met Indian industrialist Gautam Adani. The meeting occurred at&nbsp;Adani Group's global headquarters at Shantigram on the outskirts of Ahmedabad city. Key sectors such as energy transition, climate action, aerospace and defence collaboration were discussed by Johnson and Adani, as per PTI quoting sources.
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<div class="elementToProof">Boris Johnson travelled to the Halol industrial area near Vadodara for&nbsp;the inauguration of a new facility of UK-based Joseph Cyril Bamford (JCB)&nbsp;Excavators Ltd.</div>

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom visited a JCB factory in Gujarat on April 21.&nbsp;During his two-day India visit, Boris Johnson travelled to the Halol industrial area near Vadodara.
The occasion was the inauguration of a new facility of UK-based Joseph Cyril Bamford Excavators Ltd.&nbsp;Johnson also climbed onto an earthmoving machine, and waved for the cameras. The UK PM was accompanied by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel.
Earlier in the day, Johnson had met Indian industrialist Gautam Adani.&nbsp;The meeting occurred at&nbsp;Adani Group's global headquarters at Shantigram on the outskirts of Ahmedabad city.
Key sectors such as energy transition, climate action, aerospace and defence collaboration were discussed by Johnson and Adani, as per PTI quoting sources.
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A newlywed couple in Pakistan's Hunza&nbsp;Valley chose to ride in an excavator for their wedding procession.&nbsp;
Couches were fitted into the bucket of the vehicle, decorated with flowers however, the couple stood as they were driven around amid loud cheers from the crowd.&nbsp;
Video of the couple enjoying their unique wedding ride is trending on social media with mixed reactions from the users.&nbsp;
Some applauded the couple's eccentric choice of ride while some expressed concern over the couple's safety.&nbsp;

Newlywed couple in Pakistan arrive in village riding an excavator 

A newly married couple in Pakistan chose an excavator as their wedding ride. 
What a unique choice of transport for one's wedding! 

A newlywed couple in Pakistan's Hunza&nbsp;Valley chose to ride an excavator for their wedding procession.&nbsp;
Couches were fitted into the bucket of the vehicle, decorated with flowers.
The couple stood as they were driven around amid loud cheers from the crowd.&nbsp;
Video of the couple enjoying their unique wedding ride is trending on social media with mixed reactions from the users.&nbsp;
Some applauded the couple's eccentric choice of ride while some expressed concern over the couple's safety.&nbsp;

A newly married couple in Pakistan chose an excavator as their wedding ride.&nbsp;

A newlywed couple in Pakistan's Hunza&nbsp;Valley chose to ride an excavator for their wedding procession.&nbsp;
Couches were fitted into the bucket of the vehicle, decorated with flowers.
The couple stood as they were driven around amid loud cheers from the crowd.&nbsp;
Video of the couple enjoying their unique wedding ride is trending on social media with mixed reactions from the users.&nbsp;
Some applauded the couple's eccentric choice of ride while some expressed concern over the couple's safety.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-joy-we-all-need-today-viral-video-of-toddlers-melts-hearts-1631459098723">Watch this heart-warming&nbsp;video of toddlers meeting&nbsp;</a>

Watch: Telangana cop turns hero for stranded dog

Watch: a home guard in Telangana&nbsp;turned hero for a dog, stranded by an overflowing stream in Nagarkurnool&nbsp;town.

This rescue operation will restore your faith in humanity!
A home guard from the Nagarkurnool Police station in Telangana displayed an act of heroism when he risked his own life to save a dog stuck in a bush, on the bank of a fast moving stream of water.
The dog, reportedly fell into the stream on the outskirts of the town&nbsp;that was overflowing due to incessant rainfall and was yelping for help.
This is when Mujeed, the home guard rushed to the spot. He tried various techniques to move the dog to safety but failed. Eventually, he was able to rescue the distressed canine with the help of a JCB vehicle and won a whole lot of cheer!

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