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Kerala farmer who went missing in Israel returns to India

The delegation had gone to Israel on February 12 and Kurian was found to be missing on February 17 after the study got over.

A farmer from Kerala who went to Israel as part of a government-sponsored tour to study modern farming technologies and thereafter reportedly went missing returned to India on Monday.
The farmer, Biju Kurian (48), after landing at the Calicut International Airport at around 5 AM, told reporters that he is conveying his apologies to the Kerala government, state Agriculture Minister P Prasad, the 27 member delegation and the officials who were leading it.
Explaining his absence from February 17, when the five-day tour to understand new farming techniques from Israel had gotten over, he told reporters that he had gone to visit holy places in Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Thereafter, he came to know about news reports that he was missing and so he did not know what to do next, the farmer claimed.
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He also said that he had informed his family that he was safe and well with the help of someone else as he did not have internet or an international calling facility on his phone.
Subsequently, with his brother's help he returned to India, the farmer said.
Kurian also said his visa was valid till May 8 and therefore, there was no illegality behind his stay back.
After he reportedly went missing, the state Agriculture Minister said that the government will look into the incident.
The delegation had gone to Israel on February 12 and Kurian was found to be missing on February 17 after the study got over.&nbsp;
(PTI)

Chinese tech billionaire goes missing: company

Chinese tech billionaire Bao Fan untraceable for two days: company

Bao Fan, who is also the executive director of the bank, is a major figure in the Chinese tech industry and has played a key role in the emergence of various domestic internet startups

The Chinese billionaire chairman of investment bank China Renaissance has gone missing, the firm said, as shares in the company plunged in Hong Kong on Friday.
Bao Fan, who is also executive director of the bank, is a major figure in the Chinese tech industry and has played a key role in the emergence of various domestic internet startups.
"The company has been unable to contact Mr Bao," China Renaissance said in an announcement on Thursday to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, without offering further details.
Shares in the firm slumped as much as 50 percent at one point following the statement before clawing back to sit around 30 percent down.
According to financial news outlet Caixin the 52-year-old dealmaker had been unreachable for two days as of Thursday evening.
China Renaissance was not immediately available for comment after being contacted by AFP.
Bao's disappearance is now raising concerns over a possible renewed crackdown on China's finance industry as President Xi Jinping persists in his long-standing crusade against corruption.
Willer Chen, senior analyst at Forsyth Barr Asia, told Bloomberg that the executive's continued absence "could be a long-term overhang on the stock, given Bao is the key man for the company".
Wang Wenbin, spokesman for China's foreign ministry said he was "not aware of the relevant information" when asked about Bao's disappearance.
"But I can tell you that China is a country under the rule of law," he said.
"The Chinese government protects the legitimate rights of its citizens in accordance with the law."
China Renaissance has developed into a global financial institution, with more than 700 employees and offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York.
Founded in 2005, the group has supervised the IPOs of several domestic internet giants, including leading e-commerce firm JD.com.
Bao also facilitated a blockbuster 2015 merger between major ride-hailing firm Didi and its top competitor at the time, Kuaidi Dache.
The case of China Renaissance is reminiscent of a pattern of investigations into top financiers from the country in recent years.
In 2017, Chinese-Canadian businessman Xiao Jianhua was arrested by mainland authorities and received a 13-year jail sentence under corruption charges last August.
Known to hold close ties to top Chinese Communist Party leaders, the billionaire was reportedly abducted from his Hong Kong hotel room by plainclothes police officers from Beijing.
At the time of his arrest, Xiao was one of the richest men in China, with an estimated fortune of $6 billion.
According to Caixin, China Renaissance president Cong Lin was taken into custody last September as authorities launched a probe into his work at the financial leasing unit of state-owned bank ICBC.
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Police said they believe one of the possible reasons why she ran away was a fear of her family being deported, as per a PTI report.

Indian school student missing from home in US for more than three weeks

Police said they believe one of the possible reasons why she ran away was a fear of her family being deported, as per a PTI report.

A 14-year-old Indian-American school girl has been missing for more than three weeks in the US state of Arkansas, with the police indicating that she might have run away due to the fear of leaving America as her father faced the possibility of retrenchment amidst the layoffs in the tech industry.
Tanvi Marupally from Conway, Arkansas was last seen in her neighbourhood on January 17 when she left for school on the bus, the Conway Police Department (CPD) said.
Police said they believe one of the possible reasons why she ran away was a fear of her family being deported, kark.com reported.
Tanvi's parents believe that their daughter ran away because of the family's tenuous immigration status. They say even though they've legally lived and worked in the US for many years, hoping and trying to acquire citizenship, the country's immigration system has left them out in the cold, katv.com reported.
Her father, Pavan Roy Marupally, who works in a tech company faced the possibility of losing his job due to ongoing layoffs in the technology sector.
However, he has informed the CPD that he is no longer at risk of losing his job and that leaving the country is not a concern at this time, kark.com reported.
According to The Washington Post, nearly 200,000 IT workers have been laid off since November last year, including some record numbers in companies like Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Amazon.
As per some industry insiders, between 30 to 40 per cent of them are Indian IT professionals, a significant number of whom are on H-1B and L1 visas.
Tanvi's family is offering a USD 5,000 reward in hopes of bringing her home.

A rescue operation will been launched to search for 4 climbers who have gone missing from West Bengal scaling Mt Ali Ratni Tibba in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district. 
State authorities said the climbers went missing on  Wednesday, and the missing news was reported by two other members of the group who returned to Wachem near Malana.
The rescue operation will see joint efforts of a team from Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports and a local group.  For an effective and prompt action, the rescue teams will carry out the operation using satellite phone

Himachal: 4 mountaineers go missing while scaling Mt Ali Ritna Tibba; prep on for rescue mission

Himachal Pradesh: Rescue operation announced days after no news of climbers

Officials said the climbers went missing on &nbsp;Wednesday, and officials were intimated by two other members of the group who returned to Wachem near Malana.

In distressing news from Kullu in Himachal Pradesh, four mountaineers went missing while scaling Mt Ali Ritna Tibba. They have been missing since 7 September 2022.
The four climbers hail from West Bengal, and were identified as Abhijit Banik, Chinmoy Mondal, Dibash Das, and Binoy Das. Two other members of their group and a cook returned to Wachem near Malana and informed officials.
The rescue operation will see joint efforts of a team from Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports alongside a local group.
The rescue groups will have satellite phones for effective and prompt action.

In yet another shocking crime against women, an 18-year-old was found murdered in a sugarcane field in Uttar Pradesh. The victim's body had been chopped, and the family alleged rape.
The body was in such a state that the victim's father identified it by clothes and slippers. The crime took place in Balrampur.
The victim had been missing since June 6, and the remains were found on June 11 in decomposed state. The family claimed that acid had been poured on the body to make it unidentifiable.
Police have reportedly arrested a man named Santosh Verma in connection with the crime. The motive behind the crime is not clear yet.

Missing UP woman's chopped body found in sugarcane field, identified by slippers & clothes

Balrampur: the victim had been missing since June 6 and her family alleged rape and claimed that acid had been poured on the body to make it unidentifiable.

In yet another shocking crime against women, an 18-year-old was found murdered in a sugarcane field in Uttar Pradesh. The victim's body had been chopped, and the family alleged rape.
The body was in such a state that the victim's father identified it by clothes and slippers. The crime took place in Balrampur.
The victim had been missing since June 6, and the remains were found on June 11 in decomposed state. The family claimed that acid had been poured on the body to make it unidentifiable.
Police have reportedly arrested a man named Santosh Verma in connection with the crime. The motive behind the crime is not clear yet.
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An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse. A part of a 12-storey residential building in the US state of Florida had collpased on Thursday.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring the site, where at least 11 people have been confirmed killed, officials said on Monday.
42-year-old Vishal Patel, his 38-year-old wife Bhavna Patel and their 1-year-old daughter Aishani Patel are believed to be among the missing, their niece Sarina Patel told CNN. She added that Bhavna Patel is four months pregnant.
They were home at the time the collapse took place, she said. "We have tried calling them countless times and there's just been no answers, text messages, nothing. They haven't contacted anybody," Sarina Patel said.
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Indian American couple among 150 missing after US building collapse

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami beachfront building collapse.

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse. A part of a 12-storey residential building in the US state of Florida had collpased on Thursday.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring the site, where at least 11 people have been confirmed killed, officials said on Monday.
42-year-old Vishal Patel, his 38-year-old wife Bhavna Patel and their 1-year-old daughter Aishani Patel are believed to be among the missing, their niece Sarina Patel told CNN. She added that Bhavna Patel is four months pregnant.
They were home at the time the collapse took place, she said. "We have tried calling them countless times and there's just been no answers, text messages, nothing. They haven't contacted anybody," Sarina Patel said.
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An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse.

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