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Jitendra Sharma, 29, arrested in Maharashtra for Rs 48 lakh fraud using a fake trading app. He posed as a finance representative and used shell companies and deceptive accounts for transactions. Linked to multiple complaints, police continue to investigate the network.

Maharashtra Fraudster Caught in Rs 48 Lakh Scam

Jitendra Sharma, from Maharashtra's Palghar district, duped investors of over Rs 48 lakh using a fraudulent trading app. He leveraged shell companies and several bank accounts to carry out transactions, evading detection. The police are actively investigating further.

Maharashtra man arrested for Rs 48 lakh cyber fraud

Jitendra Sharma, 29, was arrested in Maharashtra for defrauding investors of over Rs 48 lakh with a fake trading app.

A 29-year-old man was tracked down and held in Maharashtra for allegedly defrauding multiple investors of over Rs 48 lakh in Outer North Delhi, police said Tuesday.
The accused, Jitendra Sharma, who was apprehended from Vangaon in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Palghar, posed as a representative of a financial services company and lured his victims with a fake trading application.
&ldquo;Sharma operated as the managing director of a private company and provided his company&rsquo;s bank accounts for the fraudulent transactions in exchange for commission," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Nidhin Valsan said, adding that his bank accounts were linked to 46 complaints registered on the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP).
A case was registered on March 17 following a complaint lodged by Vinay Singhal. During the probe, three similar complaints emerged, revealing how the victims were duped into transferring funds via a fake trading application mimicking the company's interface.
&ldquo;The accused used shell companies and purchased dormant bank accounts to move money quickly before it could be traced. He had earlier been arrested in a similar cyber fraud case in Faridabad and was out on bail,&rdquo; the officer said.
The complainant was directed to download a bespoke trading app that falsely promised high returns. Convinced of its legitimacy, he transferred significant sums to various bank accounts provided by the fraudster.
Sharma was apprehended in a raid carried out on May 16. In the operation, the police seized four mobile phones, a laptop, a watch, Rs 80,000 in cash, two debit cards, two pen drives with transaction data, a company stamp, cheque books, and a bank passbook.
&ldquo;The digital footprint and KYC document analysis were key in tracing the network," Valsan said.
He further said that efforts were underway to identify other members of the racket and recover the defrauded money.

A 55-year-old man was killed by a wild elephant in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district. The incident highlights the escalating human-elephant conflict in the region, with a significant number of fatalities. Authorities provide compensation and seek sustainable solutions.

Man Killed by Elephant in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh

In a heart-wrenching incident, a wild elephant killed a 55-year-old man in Raigarh's Dharampur forest. His family receives financial aid as the event underscores human-elephant conflicts escalating in Chhattisgarh, urgently calling for effective solutions.

A 55-year-old man was killed by a wild elephant in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district

A 55-year-old man tragically died in a wild elephant attack in Chhattisgarh's Dharampur forest. His family receives immediate compensation. Incidents highlight growing human-elephant conflict in the region, with numerous deaths affecting northern districts.

A 55-year-old man was trampled to death by a wild elephant in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district on Thursday, forest officials said.
Bhagat Ram Rathiya was attacked by a tusker in Dharampur forest under Aamgaon forest beat in the wee hours, an official said.
A resident of Bayasi, Rathiya was walking home after attending a wedding in nearby Bartapali village on Wednesday night, said Abhishek Jogawat, divisional forest officer of the Dharamjaigarh forest division.
After being alerted, forest and police officials reached the spot and sent the body for post-mortem, the official said.
The victim&rsquo;s kin were provided an instant relief amount of Rs 25,000, while the remaining compensation of Rs 5.75 lakh will be given after completing necessary formalities, he added.
Human-elephant conflicts have been a major cause for concern in Chhattisgarh in the last decade, especially in the northern parts. The most-affected districts are Raigarh, Korba, Surajpur, Balrampur and Jashpur.
In Balrampur district, five persons have been killed in separate elephant attacks in the last three weeks.
According to forest officials, around 320 people have been killed in elephant attacks in the state in the last five years.

Mumbai incident report: Vishal Udmale arrested for setting fire to a woman's house over a dispute. Investigation reveals attempts of assault and threats.

Man Arrested for Arson in Mumbai After Dispute

A serious incident in Mumbai's Gorai led to Vishal Udmale's arrest for setting a woman's house on fire following a dispute. The accused is charged with offenses under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. This highlights growing safety concerns and the need for precautionary measures.

Mumbai man arrested for arson at woman's home in Gorai

A man named Vishal Udmale in Mumbai set a woman's house on fire after a dispute. Police have arrested him for various offenses, and investigations continue.

A man has been arrested for allegedly setting afire a woman&rsquo;s house in Mumbai&rsquo;s Gorai area after an argument and threatening to harm her, an official said on Thursday.
Accused Vishal Udmale, alias Junglee, poured petrol on the door of Lakshmi Prabhakar Bontala (34) and set it ablaze after the two got into a heated exchange of words over a petty issue in the early hours of Tuesday, he said.
The accused also allegedly tried to attack Bontala with a stone, said the official, citing the FIR.
Udmale has been booked under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for voluntarily causing hurt, insulting the modesty of a woman and criminal intimidation, an official added.

Caught on cam: man hits woman, forces her to sit in cab in Delhi's Mangolpuri area

Taking cognizance of the video the Delhi police launched a probe in the incident. So far the vehicle and the driver have been traced.

In a shocking incident, a man assaulted a woman and forced her to sit in a cab in North West Delhi's Mangolpuri area while another man accompanying him watched.
A video apparently shot by a bystander has now gone viral on social media. The video shows man holding woman by her hair, punching her and then shoving her in the cab. Both men then get inside the cab and drive away.&nbsp;
Taking cognizance of the video the Delhi police launched a probe in the incident. So far the vehicle and the driver have been traced.
The police further added that the cab was booked by 2 boys and a girl via Uber. And an alercation brokeout between the girl and the boy leading to the dramatic incident.&nbsp;
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UK: Indian-origin man's body found after months of search

Harjinder &lsquo;Harry&rsquo; Takhar, a father of four, went missing in October and a body discovered recently in Telford was identified as him earlier this week, after formal identification by the local West Mercia Police

A 58-year-old Indian-origin man who had been missing since last year has been found dead in an isolated woodland in the West Midlands region of England.
Harjinder &lsquo;Harry&rsquo; Takhar, a father of four, went missing in October and a body discovered recently in Telford was identified as him earlier this week, after formal identification by the local West Mercia Police.
The police said Takhar&rsquo;s family had been informed and his death was not being treated as suspicious.
&ldquo;This is a sad outcome to what has been a challenging and emotional search, but I&rsquo;m pleased that Harry&rsquo;s family now have some closure,&rdquo; Detective Inspector Jo Whitehead, who led the enquiries into the disappearance.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;d like to thank the public for their incredible response to our appeals to locate Harry and all the information that they provided to us during our enquiries. Harry&rsquo;s family have asked me to express their sincere thanks for the support they have received from the community since Harry&rsquo;s disappearance, and have asked that their privacy is respected at this distressing time,&rdquo; he said.
According to local media reports, the disappearance was described as &ldquo;completely out of character&rdquo; by Takhar&rsquo;s family and mobilised the local community in the search. West Mercia Police issued several appeals over the months since Takhar's went missing.
A Facebook group was launched and attracted over 8,000 members with messages of support flooding in from friends and strangers. A social media campaign was also launched using the hashtag #HelpHarryHome.
&ldquo;He was a family man, who was a very jolly character and full of energy and life,&rdquo; wife Ran told &lsquo;Birmingham Live&rsquo;.
Takhar disappeared in the Stirchley Pools area of Telford in Shropshire.
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Tamil Nadu: Elderly man killed for allegedly calling neighbour's pet dog a 'dog'

Tamil Nadu: elderly man killed for allegedly calling neighbour's pet dog a 'dog'

The police have registered a case and issued a lookout notice for the accused.

A 65-year-old man got killed for allegedly calling a neighbour's pet dogs 'dogs' during a fight, according to the India Today report.
The elderly man, identified as Rayappan whose neighbours were also his relatives Daniel and Vincent had pointed out the canine's aggressive behaviour towards people passing by. However, Daniel and Vincent paid no heed to the complaints.
On January 19, Rayappan reportedly took a stick in a bid to attack the barking dogs during a quarrel with his relatives. This is when Rayappan was pushed by Daniel and Vincent. Rayappan fell unconscious and died.
The police have registered a case and issued a lookout notice for the accused.
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MP man acquitted in gangrape case has sued govt for this reason 

'Loss of God's gift...': MP man acquitted in gangrape case sues state govt

MP man acquitted in gangrape case sues state govt, demands whopping compensation for this reason

Of the Rs 10,006.02 crore compensation, the man has sought Rs 2 lakh towards the "loss of God's gift to humans e.g. sexual pleasure", as per his petition.
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After being acquitted of gang rape charges, a man from Madhya Pradesh's Ratlam has sought compensation of more than Rs 10,000 crore from the state government citing "suffering and mental agony" caused to him as his incarceration sent his family to the brink of starvation.
Of the Rs 10,006.02 crore compensation, the man has sought Rs 2 lakh towards the "loss of God's gift to humans e.g. sexual pleasure", as per his petition.
Kantu, alias Kantilal Bheel (35), moved the district and sessions court after a local court on October 20, 2022, dropped the gang rape charges, said his lawyer Vijay Singh Yadav. His case against the MP government and the investigators will be heard on January 10.
Asked about the whopping recompense, Yadav said Rs 10,000 crore has been sought on the grounds that "human life is precious", while the remaining Rs 6.02 crore is for various reasons, including legal expenses of Rs 2 lakh, mental agony and suffering by his family.
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In his petition, Bheel said he was the sole breadwinner for his family when the police arrested him in the gang rape case on December 23, 2020. Yadav said Bheel supported his ageing mother, wife and their three children.
Yadav said his client has sought Rs 10,006.02 crore citing suffering and mental agony to him and his family due to the fake charges of gang rape. In his absence, Bheel's family was on the verge of starvation, he said.
According to Yadav, a woman filed a complaint on July 20, 2018, against Bheel at Manasa police station, accusing him of raping her on the pretext of dropping her at her brother&rsquo;s home.
She alleged Bheel handed her over to another person who she claimed raped her for six months before allowing her to go, said the lawyer.
The complaint led to Bheel's arrest and incarceration for nearly two years.

Man tries to kidnap woman, threatens to throw acid in Delhi's Pandav Nagar

Delhi: man tries to abduct 19-year-old, threatens to throw acid

Man tries to abduct 19-year-old, threatens to throw acid in Delhi's Pandav Nagar

The victim alleged that Yagvender Yadav Yadav (27), who runs a grocery shop with his father in the area, had threatened her that he will throw acid on her if she does not marry him, they said.

A 19-year-old woman has accused her neighbour in east Delhi&rsquo;s Pandav Nagar of threatening her with "acid attack" if she did not marry him, police said on Wednesday.
The police said the matter came to light on Sunday after the victim filed a complaint.
The victim alleged that Yagvender Yadav Yadav (27), who runs a grocery shop with his father in the area, had threatened her that he will throw acid on her if she does not marry him, they said.
The accused and the victim are known to each other, police said.
A case was registered against the accused under sections 341 (wrongful restraint) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code, Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Amrutha Guguloth said.
Subsequently, after the victim&rsquo;s statement was recorded by the magistrate, sections 354B (assault or use of criminal force to woman with intent to disrobe) and 354D (stalking) were added to the FIR, the DCP said.
Efforts are on to nab Yadav, she said.
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In December last year, two motorcycle-borne masked men flung acid on a 17-year-old girl who was attacked minutes after she left her west Delhi home for school.
As outrage spread over the acid attack, women's groups and others, including Lt Governor V K Saxena, raised questions on the availability of acid in markets despite a ban and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asked how the accused could have gathered so much courage.
The attack took place at Mohan Garden near Uttam Nagar and the girl suffered eight per cent facial burns. Later, the same evening, three men including the victim's neighbour were arrested in connection with the incident.
The main accused had procured the acid through Flipkart following which police sent a notice to the e-commerce platform in this regard.
The girl had been a friend of the main accused for a long time but they had a breakup two-three months ago and she stopped talking to him. To take revenge, he planned the attack.&nbsp;

Cambridge dictionary alters definition of man and woman to include people who identify as a gender other than their biological one

Cambridge dictionary introduces alternative definitions for man and woman

Cambridge dictionary alters definition of man and woman to include people who identify as a gender other than their biological one.&nbsp;

Ending this year with a positive step by Cambridge dictionary, let us tell you that the conventional definition of man and woman have been altered.&nbsp;
<h3>Altered definitions of man and woman</h3>
Cambridge dictionary has taken this step to include people who identify as a gender other than their biological one.&nbsp;
The definition of 'Man' now is: an adult who lives and identifies as a male though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth.&nbsp;
And the altered definition of 'Woman' is: an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth.&nbsp;
However, the original definitions remain unchanged which says that sex and gender identity always adhered to one another.&nbsp;
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Dublin man who earns in crores for doing nothing sues employer. Here's why

Ireland man who earns in crores for doing nothing sues employer. Here's why

Finance Manager Dermot Alastair, who works at Irish Rail in Dublin filed a court case against his employer for not giving him work in accordance with his skills, reported Irish Independent

An Ireland man who is paid over Rs 1 crore annually has sued his employer for making him do nothing.
Finance Manager Dermot Alastair, who works at Irish Rail in Dublin filed a court case against his employer for not giving him work in accordance with his skills, reported Irish Independent.
Alastair earns a whopping 105,000 pounds (1.06 crores INR). In his complaint, he claimed that his work at office only revolves around reading newspaper, eating sandwiches and sometimes taking a walk.
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He told Dublin's Workplace Relations Commission that his work duties were "reduced to nothing" after he made a 'protected disclosure' in 2014.
Alastair further alleged that the drastic work reduction is a punishement he has been given for speaking out against Irish Rail.
The man apparently does not receive any official communication at work.

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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A man set himself on fire near the Japanese prime minister's office in Tokyo early Wednesday in apparent protest against the state funeral planned next week for former leader Shinzo Abe, officials and media reports said.
The man, believed to be in his 70s, sustained burns on large parts of his body but was conscious and told police that he set himself on fire after pouring oil over him, Kyodo News agency reported.
The man was taken to a hospital.
A note apparently written by the man was found with him that said, "Personally, I am absolutely against" Abe's funeral, Kyodo said.
The plan, announced by Kishida a week after his death has since increasingly become unpopular as more details of Abe's apparent link to a controversial South Korean church have surfaced after the suspect told police that was his motive.
Media surveys show opposition exceeded support for spending tax money for Abe, one of most divisive leaders in postwar history.
The governing Liberal Democratic Party has said nearly half its lawmakers have ties to the church, which experts say urges Japanese followers to make large donations to make amends for their ancestral sins, including Japan's past colonialization of the Korean Peninsula.
The suspect in Abe's assassination reportedly believed his mother's donations to the church ruined his family built close ties with LDP lawmakers over shared interests in conservative causes, including opposing Communism.
Abe's grandfather, former Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, helped found the church's political unit in Tokyo in 1968.

Japan man sets self alight to oppose Shinzo Abe’s state funeral

The man, believed to be in his 70s, sustained burns on large parts of his body but was conscious

A man set himself on fire near the Japanese prime minister's office in Tokyo early Wednesday in apparent protest against the state funeral planned next week for former leader Shinzo Abe, officials and media reports said.
The man, believed to be in his 70s, sustained burns on large parts of his body but was conscious and told police that he set himself on fire after pouring oil over him, Kyodo News agency reported.
The man was taken to a hospital.
A note apparently written by the man was found with him that said, "Personally, I am absolutely against" Abe's funeral, Kyodo said.
The plan, announced by Kishida a week after his death has since increasingly become unpopular as more details of Abe's apparent link to a controversial South Korean church have surfaced after the suspect told police that was his motive.
Media surveys show opposition exceeded support for spending tax money for Abe, one of most divisive leaders in postwar history.
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The governing Liberal Democratic Party has said nearly half its lawmakers have ties to the church, which experts say urges Japanese followers to make large donations to make amends for their ancestral sins, including Japan's past colonialization of the Korean Peninsula.
The suspect in Abe's assassination reportedly believed his mother's donations to the church ruined his family built close ties with LDP lawmakers over shared interests in conservative causes, including opposing Communism.
Abe's grandfather, former Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, helped found the church's political unit in Tokyo in 1968.

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