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A tragic car accident in Saharanpur led to the deaths of a mother and son, with three others injured. The crash occurred on Ferozepur Highway when the driver fell asleep. Police investigations are ongoing.

Saharanpur Car Accident: 2 Dead, 3 Injured

A tragic accident on Ferozepur Highway in Saharanpur claimed the lives of a mother and her son. Three family members were injured when the driver fell asleep at the wheel. Police are investigating the incident.

In a tragic road accident in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, a mother and son died after their car crashed. The driver fell asleep at the wheel.

A woman and her son died while three other family members sustained serious injuries in a car accident in Uttar Pradesh's Saharanpur, police said on Monday.
The accident happened around midnight on Sunday when Prince (29) who was driving fell asleep at the wheel near Sukhdev Dhaba on Ferozepur Highway. The car went out of control and fell into a ditch on the side of the road killing Prince and his mother, Santosh Kashyap (53).
Superintendent of Police (Rural) Sagar Jain said a family of five from Ambala Cantt was returning from Haridwar in a car.
Santosh Kashyap (53) and her son Prince died on the spot while their family members Shivam, Shanu and Daksh were seriously injured, he said.
Jain said that as soon as they received information about the accident, police reached the spot and immediately took all the injured to the primary health centre in an ambulance. The injured are undergoing treatment.
The bodies of the deceased have been sent for post-mortem examination, police said.

Shotaro Kishida, his father's executive secretary for political affairs and eldest son, invited a group of people including relatives to a year-end party on Dec 30 at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.

Japan PM Kishida sacks son after public outrage over private party at former's residence

Japan PM Kishida sacks son after public outrage over the private party at former's residence

Shotaro Kishida, his father's executive secretary for political affairs and eldest son, invited a group of people including relatives to a year-end party on Dec 30 at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida fired his son as his executive policy secretary after public outrage over a private party held at Shotaro Kishida's residence.
The PM said his son is stepping down to take responsibility for using the prime minister's residence for a private party at which the merrymaking was exposed in magazine photos that triggered public outrage.
Shotaro Kishida, his father's executive secretary for political affairs and eldest son, invited a group of people including relatives to a year-end party on Dec 30 at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.
Photos published by the weekly Shukan Bunshun magazine showing Kishida's son and his relatives posing on red-carpeted stairs in an imitation of the group photos taken of newly appointed Cabinets, with his son at the centre &mdash; the position reserved for the prime minister. Other photos showed guests standing at a podium as if holding a news conference.
With PTI Inputs

Ex-navy man strangulated, body chopped into pieces allegedly by son

A senior police officer of Baruipur police district said on Sunday that the two claimed to be "continuously tortured" by Chakraborty.

In an incident reminiscent of the ghastly killing of Shraddha Walker, a former navy man was killed and his body was allegedly cut into pieces and dumped in various places by his son in West Bengal.
The wife and college-going son of 55-year-old Ujjal Chakraborty, a resident of Baruipur in South 24 Parganas, were arrested by the police in connection with the crime on Saturday.
A senior police officer of Baruipur police district said on Sunday that the two claimed to be "continuously tortured" by Chakraborty.
According to the police, initial probe has revealed that Chakraborty and his son had a fight in their home on November 12 over money for a college examination.
The man had refused to pay the Rs 3000 required for the examination and slapped the son, who in retaliation pushed him. Chakraborty hit his head on a chair and fell unconscious.
The son, a student of carpentry at a polytechnic, then strangulated him.
Chakraborty retired from the navy about 12 years ago.
"After killing Chakraborty, his wife and son dragged his body to the bathroom. The son then used a hacksaw from his carpentry class kit bag to cut his father's body into six pieces. Afterwards, he dumped them in and around their neighbourhood," the police officer said.
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The son carried the body parts wrapped in plastic in at least six trips in his cycle and dumped them around 500 m away at Khas Mallick and Dehimedan Malla areas, he said.
"Chakraborty's legs have been recovered from under a garbage dump, while his head and stomach were fished out of a pond in Dehimedan Malla," he said.
Search is on for other parts of the body, including hands, the police officer said.
The police suspicion fell on the mother-son duo when they lodged a missing diary in the wee hours of November 15.
"What struck us was the time when they went to Baruipur police station to lodge the missing complaint. We found discrepancies in their versions and grilled them. Finally, the son admitted to the crime," the police officer said.
Twentyseven-year-old Shraddha Walker was brutally killed and her body was chopped into 35 pieces by her live-in partner Aftab Poonawalla in Delhi.

The internet is awed over a mother-son duo clearing the Kerala State Public Service Commission (PSC) examination together. The talented duo from Kerala's Malappuram has set an example like never before.
42-year-old Bindu secured 92 rank in the Last Grade Servants (LGS) exam while her 24-year-old son Vivek cleared the Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC) exam with 92 rank in the state service examination.
The two are eligible to enter the government service exam in the state and their happiness knows no bounds.
Vivek has attributed his success to his mother saying that both of them would attened the coaching classes together. 
An Anganwadi teacher by profession, Bindu cleared the exam in her fourth attempt  and was preparing for the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) supervisor exam.  The ICDS preparation helped her to clear the state service exam, Vivek told ANI 
The feeling has not sunk in yet as the duo did not expect to qualify. They credit their teachers and family for the motivation and support to help them sail through.
The news has left the internet overjoyed as they congratulate Bindu and Vivek. A user called the news "inspirational" while another gestured a "grand salute" to the mother for making it through, despite obstacles.
One user wrote "Maatrudevibhava" as he hailed the mother for her success, another called it an "excellent news" of the day

Kerala mother-son duo leave internet overjoyed on clearing PSC together

42-year-old Bindu secured 92 rank in the Last Grade Servants (LGS) exam while her 24-year-old son Vivek cleared the Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC) exam with 92 rank in the state service examination

42-year-old Bindu secured 92 rank in the Last Grade Servants (LGS) exam while her 24-year-old son Vivek cleared the Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC) exam with 38 rank in the state service examination

The internet is awed over a mother-son duo clearing the Kerala State Public Service Commission (PSC) examination together. The talented duo from Kerala's Malappuram has set an example like never before.
42-year-old Bindu secured 92 rank in the Last Grade Servants (LGS) exam while her 24-year-old son Vivek cleared the Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC) exam with 38 rank in the state service examination.
The two are eligible to enter the government service exam in the state and their happiness knows no bounds.
Vivek has attributed his success to his mother saying that both of them would attened the coaching classes together.&nbsp;
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An Anganwadi teacher by profession, Bindu cleared the exam in her fourth attempt &nbsp;and was preparing for the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) supervisor exam. &nbsp;The ICDS preparation helped her to clear the state service exam, Vivek told ANI.&nbsp;
The feeling has not sunk in yet as the duo did not expect to qualify. They credit their teachers and family for the motivation and support to help them sail through.
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The news has left the internet overjoyed as they congratulate Bindu and Vivek. A user called the news "inspirational" while another gestured a "grand salute" to the mother for making it through, despite obstacles.
One user wrote "Maatrudevibhava" as he hailed the mother for her success, another called it an "excellent news" of the day

 A court in Assam’s Barpeta district reunited a woman with her three-year-old son, with whom she was separated right after the infant’s birth.
Similar names of two mothers whose day-old sons were admitted at the same hospital had led to a goof-up by the nurse on duty, with one of the aggrieved mother approaching the police over the matter which was finally settled with the help of a DNA test.
The Barpeta district and sessions judge on Friday ordered that the three-year-old boy be handed to his biological mother, Najma Khanam, of the same district.
Khanam had given birth to a boy at the Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College and Hospital here on March 3, 2019. She was shifted to the ICU after the delivery and the newborn was kept in the baby room.
Khanam’s husband was informed by the Hospital authority the next day that their son had died. Unwilling to accept it as their son was healthy at birth, the couple had filed a case against the Hospital at the Barpeta Sadar Police Station.
During the course of enquiry, police found that one Najma Khatun of Gossaigaon had got her newborn male child admitted to the same Hospital on the same day in a very serious condition and he had died the same day.
The nurse on duty had mixed up the two infants and handed the dead child to Najma Khanam’s husband.
The boy’s biological parentage was determined through a DNA test as ordered by the court, leading to his reunion with his actual family.

In Assam, woman reunited with son after DNA match after mix-up at birth

The Barpeta district and sessions judge on Friday ordered that the three-year-old boy be handed to his biological mother, Najma Khanam, of the same district.

&nbsp;A court in Assam&rsquo;s Barpeta district reunited a woman with her three-year-old son, with whom she was separated right after the infant&rsquo;s birth.
Similar names of two mothers whose day-old sons were admitted at the same hospital had led to a goof-up by the nurse on duty, with one of the aggrieved mother approaching the police over the matter which was finally settled with the help of a DNA test.
The Barpeta district and sessions judge on Friday ordered that the three-year-old boy be handed to his biological mother, Najma Khanam, of the same district.
Khanam had given birth to a boy at the Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College and Hospital here on March 3, 2019. She was shifted to the ICU after the delivery and the newborn was kept in the baby room.
Khanam&rsquo;s husband was informed by the Hospital authority the next day that their son had died. Unwilling to accept it as their son was healthy at birth, the couple had filed a case against the Hospital at the Barpeta Sadar Police Station.
During the course of enquiry, police found that one Najma Khatun of Gossaigaon had got her newborn male child admitted to the same Hospital on the same day in a very serious condition and he had died the same day.
The nurse on duty had mixed up the two infants and handed the dead child to Najma Khanam&rsquo;s husband.
The boy&rsquo;s biological parentage was determined through a DNA test as ordered by the court, leading to his reunion with his actual family.

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