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Civil Defence initiates tests of 75 citywide sirens following directives for mock drills. Coordination with multiple agencies boosts emergency preparedness amid raised tensions.

Civil Defence Conducts Citywide Siren Tests

Civil Defence tests 75 sirens aligning with emergency drills directive. Multilateral agency efforts ensure preparedness against new threats, following recent terror incidents.

Civil defence tests sirens for emergency drills in Pune

Civil Defence officials test 75 sirens citywide, supported by multiple agencies, in preparation for Union Home Ministry-mandated mock drills amid tensions.

Civil Defence officials on Tuesday started activating the emergency response system by testing some 75 sirens installed across the city.
The Union home ministry has asked all states to conduct mock drills on Wednesday in view of "new and complex threats" that have emerged amid rising tensions with Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack.
"After receiving the guidelines regarding the mock drills, we have started testing the sirens....our personnel are visiting each site to verify that sirens are functioning properly," said Yogesh Pardeshi, divisional warden of the Kothrud division of Civil Defence.
Volunteers are also coordinating with various agencies including the district disaster management cell, fire brigade, police, defence forces, and medical services to prepare for the comprehensive mock drill, he said.
District disaster management cell officer Vitthal Banaute said a meeting of all stakeholders including representatives of Civil Defence, police, local administration, defence entities, health officials and fire services has been convened to finalize preparations for the exercise.

In light of a terror attack, Pune orders 111 Pakistani nationals to exit by April 27. Visa suspensions in effect, affecting tourism and other activities. Medical visas valid until April 29. Additional directives awaited in other areas.

Pune Orders 111 Pakistanis to Exit After Attack

Pune mandates 111 Pakistani nationals to leave due to tightened security post-attack. All visas suspended, except temporary medical extensions. Awaiting further guidelines for long-term visa holders in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.

Pune orders 111 Pakistani nationals to exit by April 27

Following a local terror attack, Pune has ordered 111 Pakistani nationals to leave India. Visas, except medical, are suspended. Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar has also reported 57 Pakistanis on long-term visas.

The Pune district administration has identified 111 Pakistani nationals living in the district and directed them to leave India by April 27.
The action followed the suspension of all types of visas issued to Pakistani citizens in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
However, the medical visas will be valid for an additional two days.
District Collector Jitendra Dudi told reporters that data on Pakistani nationals is being collected from visa-issuing authorities and the passport office.
"So far, we have received information about 111 Pakistani nationals. All of them have been informed that it is mandatory for them to leave the country within the stipulated deadline," he said.
The visas were issued for various reasons, including tourism and medical treatment, the collector said, adding, "Those here for medical reasons have been given a concession to leave by April 29." Meanwhile, police in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar said 57 Pakistani nationals are in the city on long-term visas.
The collector's office is waiting for further instructions in this case, a district official told PTI.
"There are 57 Pakistani nationals in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar city. But they are all on long-term visas (LTV)," he said.

A male passenger faced harassment aboard the Pune-Hatia Express, sparking debates on train safety. Despite lack of bystander help, the victim's bravery was praised.

Harassment Incident on Pune-Hatia Express: Details

Male passenger reports harassment incident on Pune-Hatia express

A male passenger faced harassment aboard the Pune-Hatia Express, sparking debates on train safety. Despite lack of bystander help, the victim's bravery was praised.

On a recent journey aboard the Pune-Hatia Express, a distressing incident unfolded when a passenger, Nirmal Mishra, recounted being harassed by another man while asleep.
Mishra shared his ordeal via Instagram, alleging that a 33-year-old man from Chhattisgarh behaved inappropriately, reportedly grabbing, touching, and kissing him without consent.
In a video posted online, Mishra confronted the alleged perpetrator, who reportedly responded that he "liked it."
The situation escalated with Mishra reading the accused, whose wife attempted to intervene, pleading for forgiveness on her husband's behalf. The accused showed no remorse, continuing to stare at the camera despite the serious allegations against him.
Mishra expressed frustration over the lack of bystander intervention, noting that responses might have differed had the victim been a woman.
He also criticized the Railway Protection Force for dismissing the incident, ostensibly due to the fact that both parties involved were male.
While the incident highlighted the vulnerability of passengers, regardless of gender, social media users applauded Mishra for his courage in publicly addressing the harassment.
Comments flooded in, condemning the alleged perpetrator and praising Mishra for standing his ground.
This event has spurred discussions on passenger safety in Indian trains, emphasizing the need for better protective measures for all travelers.

Vivek Gurav's 'Pune Ploggers' campaign transformed a local river clean-up into a global environmental movement, inspiring thousands to take action.

'He came, he saw’, and 'cleaned it up': Meet Indian techie who went global with ‘plogging’ campaign

<h2>Vivek Gurav's 'Pune Ploggers' campaign transformed a local river clean-up into a global environmental movement, inspiring thousands to take action.</h2>

This story answers a simple question: can jogging help save the environment? It was in 2014, that a young Vivek had moved to Maharashtra&rsquo;s tech hub Pune for college. As he settled in the city leaving his sleepy town behind, a stark visual reality hit him. Pune&rsquo;s rivers were polluted in comparison to the clean water bodies in his hometown. This was enough for Vivek to embark on a journey to save the environment and his efforts started from being individualistic, grew to be local and eventually global.&nbsp; So, Vivek started cleaning the river front because that was the easiest thing he could do. But the young boy who was just 18 at that time soon realised that the cleaning needed a group effort. &nbsp; For this he started a special campaign called 'Pune Ploggers.' And it soon showed visible results.&nbsp; Vivek first used social media to invite like-minded people to jog and pick trash with him. The concept, popularly known as plogging, evolved in Sweden, and Vivek was able to gather young people from all over Pune. His campaign kept growing and now has 32 chapters across India. As &lsquo;Pune Ploggers&rsquo; &nbsp;completed 500 plogging drives in Pune, collecting over 2,000 tonnes of rubbish, Vivek&rsquo;s engineering studies took a backseat. He seized the opportunity to study Environmental Policy at The University of Bristol, earning a full scholarship. &nbsp;In Bristol, Vivek kept plogging and made new friends who joined his cause. Twelve nationalities are part of his group. His hard work paid off when he travelled to 30 cities in the UK in just 30 days. Vivek&rsquo;s global campaign gained recognition. He received &lsquo;Points of Light&rsquo; award from then British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and was also invited to share his story at 10 Downing Street by Johnson&rsquo;s successor Rishi Sunak. What sets &lsquo;Pune ploggers&rsquo; apart is their refusal to seek or accept financial donations. Vivek&rsquo;s goal is simple: he wants people to dedicate their weekends to picking up trash while jogging or walking, contributing to the environment in a tangible way. Back in India, Vivek&rsquo;s plogger-family grew bigger, and his work inspired over 20,000 volunteers worldwide. And ask them about their work; they say where there's a goal, there's always a way.

In Pune, a woman was seen dangling from a building by holding the hand of her friend to create a reel. As the video went viral, police arrested the woman and her friend. 

Pune: woman and her friend arrested for dangling from a building to create reel

In Pune, a woman was seen dangling from a building by holding the hand of her friend to create a reel. As the video went viral, police arrested the woman and her friend.&nbsp;

City police on Friday added section 308 of the IPC which pertains to `attempt to commit culpable homicide' against a man and a woman who performed a life-threatening stunt for creating a short video for social media.
In the `reel' or video which went viral on Thursday, the woman is seen hanging precariously, holding the man's hand, from the roof of a deserted building in Narhe area off Mumbai-Bengaluru highway.
The police took note of the video and registered a case against them under Indian Penal Code section 336 (endangering life or personal safety of others).
"An additional section, 308, has been invoked now," said an official of Bharti Vidyapeeth police station on Friday.
Both the accused are athletes, he said, adding that they were summoned to the police station and "served a notice with reprimand." Under section 308, a person can face imprisonment of up to three years.
Police on Friday also appealed to the people not to indulge in such perilous acts for the sake of fame.&nbsp;
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The social media influencer who made the fake video of Pune teenager has now been booked. 

Pune Porsche car crash: influencer booked for making fake video of teen boasting about accident

The social media influencer who made the fake video of Pune teenager has now been booked.&nbsp;

Days after the Pune Porsche car crash, a fake video of the 17-year-old went viral. In the video, the person who was looking similar to the teenager involved in the accident was boasting about how he got away with the accident.&nbsp;
Pune police said that the social media influencer who made the fake video has now been booked.&nbsp;
As the fake video was doing rounds on the internet, the teen's mother appealed to the police to protect her son. She said that the clip had nothing to do with her son and that it was fake.
In the video, the influencer was singing a rap song, boasting about how he got away with the car crash. Pune police have clarified that the teenager had no role in the video.
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Aniket complained that in the last three years of his service in the company, his salary has barely increased. 

Video shows man celebrating resignation with dhol and dance in front of 'toxic' boss 

Aniket complained that in the last three years of his service in the company, his salary had barely increased.

Aniket complained that in the last three years of his service in the company, his salary had barely increased.

A Pune man quit his job after three years of 'toxic culture' and no increment in the salary, but in style. Aniket bid his farewell with dhol and dancing outside his office to annoy his boss. &nbsp;&nbsp; A video shared by content creator Anish Bhagat shows Aniket complaining that, in the last three years of service in the company, his salary had barely increased. And on top of that, his boss was &ldquo;very toxic&rdquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;
To celebrate Aniket quitting his job, Bhagat and his friends reached outside his office with dhol. In the video, the group was seen dancing in front of Aniket&rsquo;s boss.&nbsp;&nbsp;
&ldquo;I think a lot of you are going to relate to this. Toxic work culture is so prominent these days. Lack of respect and entitlement is quite common,&rdquo; Bhagat wrote while sharing the video on Instagram.&nbsp;

A CCTV camera showed two armed men approaching the deceased Avinash Balu Dhanve, a property dealer, from behind and firing bullets at close range.

31-year-old property dealer shot and fatally stabbed in Pune over gang war 

A CCTV camera showed two armed men approaching the deceased Avinash Balu Dhanve, a property dealer, from behind and firing bullets at close range.

A 31-year-old man was first shot in the head and then stabbed fatally at a restaurant in Pune, in what is suspected to be a fallout of a gang rivalry.
The incident took place on Saturday at 8 pm on Indapur bypass road, around 140 kilometres from Pune city.
A CCTV camera filmed the whole incident, showing two armed men approaching the deceased Avinash Balu Dhanve, a property dealer, from behind and firing bullets at close range. Others also joined the attackers and were seen attacking Dhanve with machetes. &nbsp;
&ldquo;The deceased was a criminal on police records with multiple cases, including attempted murder and those under Arms Act, registered against him in the past. He was recently released on bail in a case under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA). The murder seems premeditated, and we believe it is the fallout of a rivalry between two criminal groups, both of which are active in and around Alandi," Pankaj Deshmukh, Superintendent of Police for Pune Rural jurisdiction, said, according to Indian Express.
&ldquo;We have identified 10 suspects, including the man sitting in front of the deceased on the table. One more suspect seen in the footage is yet to be identified. An extensive probe has been launched to arrest the suspects,&rdquo; SP Deshmukh added.
The police said the gang of suspects arrived at the hotel minutes after Dhanve and three others reached there in his car. &ldquo;We have also recovered two firearms from Dhanve&rsquo;s car,&rdquo; said the police.
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Police said that the attack was due to a gang rivalry. The incident was caught on CCTV

Man shot, hacked to death at Pune highway eatery in 'gang rivalry'

Police said that the attack was due to a gang rivalry. The incident was caught on CCTV

A 31-year-old man was been hacked to death after being shot at allegedly by eight people in Maharashtra's Pune district, police said on Sunday.
The police said that the victim has been identified as Avinash Dhanve a properly dealer who had multiple criminal cases against him.&nbsp;
The incident, which took place on Saturday night in Indapur area, seems to be the fallout of a gang rivalry, they said.
Dhanve was eating at a highway eatery near Pune when he was attacked.&nbsp;
"We have identified eight assailants through the CCTV footage and teams have been mobilised to apprehend them," the Pune police said
"Dhanve, who had multiple cases against him, was shot at and hacked to death," he said.
A previous enmity with a rival group seems to be the reason behind the killing, the official said, adding that an investigation is on into the incident.
(with PTI inputs)
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A video of red larvae found in a water purifier is going viral on the internet and it has social media users worried

Watch: Pune man finds red larvae inside water purifier, internet users react

A video of red larvae found in a water purifier is going viral on the internet and it has social media users worried

A Pune man's video showing red larvae in the filter candle of a water purifier has raised concerns about the pollution in the city's Mula-Mutha river. A man named Jaideep Baphna posted a video and photo on X from a resident of Blueridge township in Pune's Hinjawadi on February 19.&nbsp;
In the viral video, tiny red larvae were visible on the filter candle. Jaideep wrote in his post that the red larvae are known as 'Chironomid larvae,' belonging to the Chironomidae family. They are commonly referred to as 'non-biting midges' in the adult stage and 'bloodworms' in the larval stage.
The man also mentioned in his post that if these 'mosquito cousins' have reached Wakad and Hinjewadi areas of the city then it means that the river is slowly losing its capacity to fight back.&nbsp;
Jaideep also claimed that at least 20% of the 800 flats in the township have found the red larvae in the tap water.
Jaideep slammed Pune Municipal Corporation and said that instead of cleaning the water, they are focused on 'useless concretization under Riverfront Development'.
Jaideep also mentioned that Pune had witnessed a tornado of mosquitoes over the river some days ago. The video of the same also went viral on the internet.
The post quickly went viral on social media. While some called it a serious issue and demanded quick action, others asked if the problem was because of the river or dirty water tanks.
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A swarm of mosquitoes formed tornadoes over a river in Pune. The visuals of the incident are doing rounds on the internet

Mosquito 'tornado' seen in Pune, video goes viral

A swarm of mosquitoes formed what looked like a tornado over a river in Pune. The visuals of the incident are doing rounds on the internet.

&nbsp;A video is going viral on the internet that shows a swarm of mosquitoes forming what looked like a 'tornado' over a river near Keshavnagar area of Pune. This phenomenon was caught on camera and was shared on Instagram by the account 'beingpuneofficial'.
Social media users were shocked after coming across the viral video. Many reacted by calling this dangerous. Others reacted to this by saying that they feel sad for the people who are staying in that area.&nbsp;
Some said that "this is because of the relentless development of buildings concrete jungle".
The video has amassed more than 50,000 views online, at the time of writing this.&nbsp;
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An elderly found herself in trouble after allegedly claimed that she has bombs strapped to her body at Pune airport

72-year-old woman makes hoax bomb threat at Pune airport, booked

A complaint was filed against a 72-year-old woman by security officials of Pune airport after she told them that she has bombs strapped to her body. 

An elderly found herself in trouble after allegedly claiming that she has bombs strapped to her body at Pune airport

A complaint was filed against a 72-year-old woman by security officials of Pune airport after she told them that she has bombs strapped to her body.
The incident happened on August 3 when the old lady who was taking a flight to Delhi told the officers at the security check-in about explosives being strapped on four sides of her body.
The CISF personnel checked the woman and found her claim to be false. They registered a complaint against her and let her go with a warning.&nbsp;

37-year-old Prachi Dhabal Deb said that she used Vegan Royal Icing to create the edible palace.

200 kg cake icing in shape of palace: Pune artiste creates world record

37-year-old Prachi Dhabal Deb said that she used Vegan Royal Icing to create the edible palace.

A cake artiste from Pune, Maharashtra has claimed to have set a new world record with a cake icing structure weighing 200 kg.
The cake is in the form of a highly detailed palace. 37-year-old Prachi Dhabal Deb said that she used Vegan Royal Icing to create the edible palace.
It has been certified as the largest such cake by the London-based World Book of Records.

Ranchi-Pune IndiGo flight diverted to Nagpur due to medical emergency, flyer dies

The flight was diverted to the Nagpur airport at 10 pm on Thursday, he said, adding that the passenger was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced brought dead.

A Ranchi-Pune IndiGo flight made unscheduled landing at the Nagpur airport after a passenger had a medical emergency, an airport official said Nagpur on Friday.
The flight was diverted to the Nagpur airport at 10 pm on Thursday, he said, adding that the passenger was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced brought dead.
Response to a query sent to the IndiGo spokesperson was awaited.&nbsp;

Their bodies were found in their flat in Aundh area of Pune on 15 March 2023.

Pune: techie killed wife, child by wrapping heads in plastic bags, then hanged himself, say police

Their bodies were found in their flat in Aundh area of Pune on 15 March 2023.

In a distressing incident, a software professional in Pune allegedly killed his wife and 8-year-old son before committing suicide, as per police.
Their bodies were found in their flat in Aundh area of Pune on 15 March 2023. The woman and child had plastic bags wrapped around their faces, while the husband was found hanging from the ceiling.
When deceased Sudipto Ganguly and his family did not answer phone calls, his brother asked a friend to visit the house, which was locked. A missing persons complaint was filed, but location data of the couple's mobile phones showed that the devices were inside the flat.
Police then entered the house and discovered the bodies.
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On cam: 10-year-old foils attempt to snatch grandmother's chain in Pune

Speaking to PTI, the woman's son-in-law said she and her two granddaughters were on their way to her daughter's house when the incident took place.

A ten-year-old girl put up strong resistance and foiled an unidentified man's attempt to snatch her grandmother's chain in Pune.&nbsp;
While the incident -- during which the elderly woman suffered minor injuries -- took place in the Model Colony area of the city on February 25, it came to light after a video went viral.
Shivajinagar Police reached out to the woman on Thursday and registered a case against an unidentified chain snatcher under section 393 (attempt to commit robbery) of the Indian Penal Code, said an official.
Speaking to PTI, the woman's son-in-law said she and her two granddaughters were on their way to her daughter's house when the incident took place.
"While they were walking, a man on a scooter stopped on the pretext of asking for directions and tried to snatch the chain my mother-in-law was wearing. She started shouting and caught hold of his collar, and ten-year-old Juhi (name changed) started hitting him with a bag," he said.
"The man then fled from the spot as his attempt to snatch the chain was foiled," he said.
His mother-in-law fell during the scuffle and received bruises on her hands, he added.
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Two Pune youth recording Insta reel on motorcycle ends up killing woman

Two Pune youth recording Insta reel on motorcycle end up killing woman

The incident took place in the Mohammadwadi area of Pune city around 5.30 pm on Monday, the official said.

&nbsp;A 31-year-old woman died after being allegedly hit by a motorcycle when the biker and the pillion rider were busy making an Instagram reel here, an official said on Wednesday.
The incident took place in the Mohammadwadi area of Pune city around 5.30 pm on Monday, the official said.
The accused, Ayan Shaikh and Zayed Javed Shaikh, fled the spot after their two-wheeler hit victim Taslim Pathan, he said.
&ldquo;Ayan was riding the motorcycle and Zayed was filming the video reel while sitting pillion when the two-wheeler hit Pathan, killing her on the spot,&rdquo; said Jaywant Jadhav, assistant police inspector, Wanwadi police station.
The official said they later ascertained the identities of the accused and arrested them.
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A man, who allegedly made the call in an inebriated state, has been traced to Hyderabad and apprehended from there, they said.

Bomb threat at Google office in Pune: caller apprehended in Hyderabad

A man, who allegedly made the call in an inebriated state, was traced to Hyderabad and apprehended, police said.

Google company's office in Maharashtra's Pune city was briefly put on alert after it received a call about a bomb in the premises which later turned out to be a hoax, police said on Monday.
A man, who allegedly made the call in an inebriated state, has been traced to Hyderabad and apprehended from there, they said.
"The office, located on the 11th floor of a multi-storey commercial building in Pune's Mundhwa area, received a call late Sunday night that a bomb was kept in the office premises," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone V) Vikrant Deshmukh said.
After being alerted, Pune police and the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad reached the spot and carried out extensive searches, he said.
"The call later turned out to be a hoax. The caller has been traced to Hyderabad and apprehended. He allegedly made the call in an inebriated condition," the official said.
Further investigation is on into the incident, he added.
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 Eatery owner offering 'free soup' attacked by a business rival in Pune

 Pune eatery owner attacked by business rival for offering 'free soup' 

The victim - Mulayam Pal - introduced an offer of "free soup" before food in a bid to attract customers, an official from Khadaki police station said.

A 27-year-old food stall owner in Maharashtra's Pune city was injured after he was attacked allegedly by his business rival who was miffed with his "free soup" offer to lure customers, police said on Thursday.
The incident took place on Monday in Khadaki area where the victim and the accused ran their food outlets, they said.
The victim - Mulayam Pal - introduced an offer of "free soup" before food in a bid to attract customers, an official from Khadaki police station said.
"According to the complaint filed by the victim, the scheme attracted customers, but it did not go down well with Siddharth Bhalerao and his partner Digvijay Kachare, who also operated an eatery next to Pal's. The accused used to have a verbal spat with Pal over this," he said.
On February 6, when the victim was having food at a snack centre near his stall, Bhalerao allegedly hit him on the head with a sharp weapon and Kachare threatened him and hurled abuses, the official said.
Based on the complaint, the police have registered a case against the two accused under Indian Penal Code Section 326 (voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means) and other relevant provisions, he said.
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Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges
Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges 
Pune woman forced by in-laws alleges black magic 
 

Pune woman alleges she was forced to eat powdered human bones by in-laws to conceive child

Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges
&nbsp;

In a shocking incident, a woman was allegedly forced by her in-laws and husband to eat powdered human bones as a part of a black magic ritual advised by the local occultist to conceive a child.
Following a complaint by the woman, Pune Police on Wednesday registered an FIR or police case against seven people including the husband, in-laws and the occultist.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Suhail Sharma of Pune city Police, said, "Police have registered a case under sections 498 a, 323, 504, 506 of IPC along with section 3 of anti-superstition act (Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice and other Inhuman, Evil and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013) against seven persons."
The victim apparently registered a complaint with the police on separate matters. In the first matter, the victim alleged that her in-laws had demanded some dowry during the time of marriage (in 2019) which included some cash, gold and silver jewellery.
In the second matter, the police have imposed section 3 of anti-superstition and black magic, according to the complaint application. According to the police, in the second matter, during several Amavasya, the victim's in-laws forced her to indulge in some superstitious activities at home and in some other rituals the victim was forcefully taken to an unknown crematorium and asked to eat some bones of a dead human.&nbsp;
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