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Tragedy in Delhi's Munak canal as two teenagers drown and two others remain missing. Rescuers retrieved two bodies, and the search for the others intensifies, underscoring the canal's perilous nature.

Delhi Munak Canal: Teen Tragedy

A devastating mishap strikes Delhi's Munak canal, resulting in the drowning of two teens while two others remain missing. Swift rescue efforts yielded two bodies, highlighting the canal's treacherous waters.

Teen Tragedy at Munak Canal in Delhi

Two teenage cousins drowned in Munak canal, Delhi, with two still missing. Rescuers recovered two bodies and are searching for the others.

In a tragic incident on Thursday, two teenage cousins drowned, and two others are missing after being swept away by powerful currents while bathing in the Munak canal in outer north Delhi. The canal, which transports water from Haryana to Delhi, became the site of a harrowing ordeal for a group of young boys.
Around midday, six children accompanied by Waqil, who came to gather fodder for a gaushala, visited the canal. Among them were Waqil's two sons, two sons of his brother-in-laws, his brother's son, and two other minors&mdash;all aged between 13 to 18 years.
According to Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Outernorth, Nidhin Valsan, the calamity unfolded when four of the boys decided to swim in the canal. Unbeknownst to them, the channel's currents were deceptively strong, quickly overwhelming them.
Rescue operations were launched swiftly with personnel from the fire brigade, local police, and disaster response teams mobilized to the scene. Efforts led to the recovery of two bodies while the search continues for the remaining minors.
As the operation proceeds, hopes remain that the missing boys will be found, a stark reminder of the unpredictable and perilous nature of the canal&rsquo;s waters.

Two boys lost their lives near Izzatnagar station, struck by a train while distracted by mobile phones. Despite the train's warnings, they didn't react, highlighting the dangers of phone distraction on tracks.

Boys Tragically Struck by Train Near Izzatnagar

In a tragic accident near Izzatnagar station, two boys were hit by a train while crossing tracks, distracted by their mobile phones. Despite warnings, they failed to react, underlining the severe risks of mobile phone use in hazardous areas.

UP tragedy: kids die on tracks

Two boys near Izzatnagar station died after being struck by a train while distracted by mobile phones. Despite warnings, they remained unaware as they crossed the tracks. This incident highlights the severe risks of mobile phone distraction near railways.

Two minor boys glued to their mobile phones while crossing a railway track were killed after being hit by a train engine near Izzatnagar station of the North Eastern Railway, police said.
Izzatnagar Station House Officer (SHO) Vijendra Singh said the incident took place when the boys&mdash;14-year-old Aditya and his 11-year-old friend Pankaj&mdash;were crossing the railway track.
&ldquo;Both boys, residents of Gali No. 8, Izzatnagar, had left home to get a haircut. Aditya was listening to music with earphones plugged in, while Pankaj was using his mobile phone and crossing the railway track,&rdquo; Singh said.
At the same time, an empty engine that was heading toward Izzatnagar station from Kathgodam approached the spot.
Onlookers near the tracks shouted to alert the boys. The loco pilot also blew the horn repeatedly, but the boys, engrossed in their mobile phones, failed to respond and were hit by the engine.
Both boys died on the spot. Their bodies have been sent for postmortem, the SHO said.

Seven devotees died in a wall collapse during the Chandanotsavam festival at Simhachalam Temple. The government announced compensations and an inquiry.

Simhachalam Temple Tragedy: Wall Collapse Kills Seven

Seven devotees lost their lives in a devastating wall collapse at Simhachalam Temple during Chandanotsavam. Government officials expressed profound grief and announced compensations for the victims' families. An inquiry has been ordered to investigate the incident.

Simhachalam tragedy strikes during temple ritual

A wall collapse at Simhachalam's temple killed seven during Chandanotsavam. Leaders expressed grief, announcing compensation and ordering an inquiry.

Seven people were killed when a rain-soaked wall collapsed at the Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple in Simhachalam here in the early hours of Wednesday, turning an annual ritual at the famous north Andhra shrine into a scene of both grandeur and grief.
The government said seven people died after the wall collapsed on the Rs 300 ticket queue line near the shopping complex on the ghat road from Simhagiri bus stand at around 3 am.
President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, among others, expressed grief over the incident. Both the Centre and the state government announced ex-gratia to the families of those killed in the incident.
State Home Minister V Anitha, who was present at the site, said preliminary reports indicated that the wall collapse at the temple was triggered by soil loosening due to heavy rains in the area. According to government sources, one person sustained injuries.
CM Naidu expressed deep sorrow and said he had spoken to the Collector and SP and directed for treatment be provided to the injured.
"Deeply saddened by the death of seven devotees at Simhachalam....my condolences to the families. I'm closely monitoring the situation and have ordered continuous review and support for victims," said Naidu in a post on 'X'.
The CM, who reviewed the situation via teleconference, announced an ex-gratia of Rs 25 lakh each to the kin of the deceased and Rs 3 lakh each to the injured, an official release said. An outsourcing job in temples under the Endowments Department will be provided to a family member of each victim.
Naidu also ordered an inquiry into the incident by a three-member committee.
The committee members are-- Irrigation chief engineer Venkateswar Rao, Municipal Administration principal secretary S Suresh Kumar and senior IPS officer Ake Ravi Krishna.
Naidu also reviewed the incident at his Undavalli residence with DGP Harish Kumar Gupta and other senior officials. They apprised the CM of the help being extended to the victims.
In her condolence message on "X', President Murmu said: "Saddened by the loss of lives including those of women in a wall collapse incident in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. My thoughts and prayers are with the grieving families." "May the injured recover soon," she said.
PM Modi mourned the victims. "Deeply saddened by the loss of lives due to the collapse of a wall in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. May the injured recover soon." He also announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh from PMNRF to the next of kin of each deceased and Rs 50,000 to the injured.
Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy also condoled the deaths.
Earlier, the annual Chandanotsavam at the temple witnessed both grandeur and grief, as thousands gathered to witness the Nijaroopa darshanam of the Lord, even as tragedy struck in the form of the wall collapse.
The shrine is dedicated to Lord Narasimha Swamy, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The deity's idol is covered with sandalwood all through the year and revealed only once a year which is celebrated as Chandanotsavam.
Home Minister Anitha said heavy overnight rains and strong winds are suspected to have loosened the soil, causing the wall to give away.
Anitha, present at the temple during the incident, visited the site immediately. There was no negligence in the rescue response, she asserted.
An official from the temple said that the cause appears to be structural failure triggered by rains, but a detailed probe is underway.
Endowments Minister Ramanarayana Reddy called the tragedy unfortunate and announced stronger safety protocols.
Rescue operations are underway, with teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and state authorities pressed into service.
According to State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) personnel, eight devotees were trapped under the debris, and seven bodies--three women and four men were extricated during the rescue operation.
Former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy expressed shock over the incident and urged for best medical support to the injured and compensation to the victims' families.
According to a YSRCP statement, Reddy will visit Visakhapatnam later on Wednesday to meet with the families of the deceased.
Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan expressed sorrow over the death of the devotees, adding that the disaster striking during Chandanaostavam is unfortunate.
Earlier this year, six devotees waiting to collect tokens for Vaikunta Dwara Darshanam at Lord Venkateswara Swamy temple on Tirumala Hills in Tirupati were killed in a stampede.

A Hyderabad family ended in tragedy amid financial woes. The father's unemployment and health issues led to despair. This case highlights the urgent need for mental health and financial support systems.

Hyderabad Family Tragedy: Financial Strain's Toll

The Hyderabad family faced financial hardships leading to a tragic end. Unemployment and health issues caused despair. This underscores urgent need for mental health and financial support systems.

Tragic end for Hyderabad family amid financial struggles

A Hyderabad family faced a tragic end due to financial woes. Unemployment led to despair, causing a couple to take their lives and their children&rsquo;s. This underscores the critical need for mental health and economic support.

In a deeply saddening incident, a Hyderabad couple, Chandrasekhar Reddy, 44, and his wife, Kavitha, 35, ended their lives after allegedly taking the lives of their two young children, 13-year-old Shrita and 10-year-old Vishwan.
A suicide note, penned in Telugu by Mr. Reddy, reveals the family's harrowing struggles: "I had no other option but to end my life. Please forgive me. I have been struggling in my career and suffering mentally and physically. I have been suffering from diabetes, nerve, and kidney-related issues."
Sources informed NDTV that the family's financial woes deepened after Mr. Reddy lost his job as a junior lecturer at a private college. He had been unemployed for nearly a year since 2023, which severely impacted the family's economic situation.
When NDTV visited their residence on the third floor of an independent house in Hyderabad's Habsiguda area, it appeared orderly.
Children's bicycles, freshly washed clothes, and a football on the terrace painted a picture of everyday family life starkly contrasting with the tragedy that unfolded within its walls.
Police, responding to a distress call on the emergency line, discovered the bodies on Monday night. Preliminary investigations suggest that the couple might have strangulated their children before taking their own lives. The children were found in their respective bedrooms, with Mr. Reddy and Ms. Kavitha in separate rooms.
The couple hailed from Kalwakurthy in Telangana and had relatives in Hyderabad. Their deaths cast a spotlight on the vulnerability faced by many in India's vast population, particularly the challenges of long-term unemployment and its toll on mental and physical health.
The bodies have been sent to the city's Gandhi Hospital, and post-mortems are underway to delve deeper into this heartbreaking episode.
As authorities proceed with investigations, this tragic event underscores the urgent need for support systems to address mental health and financial instability in our communities.

A tragic hospital fire in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, led to six deaths, sparking investigations into safety protocols. An electrical short circuit is suspected. The community mourns the loss, urging preventative measures. Thirty patients evacuated safely.

Dindigul Hospital Fire: Six Dead

The fire was suspected to have been caused by an electrical short circuit, police said citing initial probe.

At least six persons, including a minor boy, were killed in a fire accident at a private hospital in Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu on Thursday, police and Fire department officials said.
All the six were found unconscious in a lift, they said. They were rushed to a hospital where they were declared dead by doctors.
The victims suffocated to death and the Fire and Rescue Services personnel found them inside the lift after evacuating about 30 in-patients of the hospital. The evacuated persons have been admitted in the district GH, the officials added.
The fire was suspected to have been caused by an electrical short circuit, police said citing initial probe.
TV visuals showed fire and smoke billowing from the hospital building, with fire tenders pressed into service to put down the flames.

A 24-year-old man died after allegedly being thrown from the roof of a building by some uninvited guests during his friend's birthday party in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir-Champa district, police said on Friday.
Eight men were arrested on Thursday on the charge of murder following the incident which took place on the intervening night of August 31 and September 1 at Sri Krishna Tulsi Dharamshala in Champa police station area., PTI said. 
Quoting Kamleshwar Dewangan, a police officer, PTI reported the deceased was attending his friend Binni Dewangwan's birthday celebration. As the party, also attended by some women, was underway, Kiran Sarathi and Manish Sarathi whom nobody at the party knew turned up uninvited and started dancing, he said. When Kamleshwar and some others objected, the duo got into a fight with them and called their six friends to the spot.
The eight accused started thrashing Kamleshwar and his friends and as he tried to escape to the roof, they caught him and threw him down, the official said.
He died during treatment at a hospital in Bilaspur.
Manish, Kiran and six others were arrested for murder and further probe is on, the police official said.
With PTI inputs
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Chhattisgarh: 24-year-old man thrown from roof at friend’s birthday party by gatecrashers 

A 24-year-old man died after allegedly being thrown from the roof of a building by some uninvited guests during his friend's birthday party in Chhattisgarh

A 24-year-old man died after allegedly being thrown from the roof of a building by some uninvited guests during his friend's birthday party in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir-Champa district, police said on Friday.
Eight men were arrested on Thursday on the charge of murder following the incident which took place on the intervening night of August 31 and September 1 at Sri Krishna Tulsi Dharamshala in Champa police station area, PTI said.&nbsp;
Quoting Kamleshwar Dewangan, a police officer, PTI reported the deceased was attending his friend Binni Dewangwan's birthday celebration. As the party was underway, Kiran Sarathi and Manish Sarathi whom nobody at the party knew turned up uninvited and started dancing, he said. When Kamleshwar and some others objected, the duo got into a fight with them and called their six friends to the spot.
The eight accused started thrashing Kamleshwar and his friends and as he tried to escape to the roof, they caught him and threw him down, the official said.
He died during treatment at a hospital in Bilaspur.
Manish, Kiran and six others were arrested for murder and further probe is on, the police official said.
With PTI inputs
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