New Delhi. One gets to hear incidents of firing every day in Delhi. Now a case of shooting in the head of a youth has come to light in Kalkaji area. As soon as the information about the case was received, the police reached the spot, while after the incident, the victim’s family and other people also reached the spot. It is being told that shots were fired at a hookah bar in Kalkaji’s DDA flat on a minor issue. In this incident, a bullet hit the young man in the head, after which he fell there. Delhi Police admitted the injured youth to the hospital. As soon as the information about the incident was received, the victim’s family and other people started ruckus on the spot. Let us tell you that there was a broad daylight firing at a hookah bar in Delhi, in which a 17-year-old boy was killed when a bullet fired in the midst of a birthday celebration. A 17 year old boy has been shot dead in Kalkaji. It is being told that while celebrating the birthday in the afternoon inside the Hukkabar, a bullet was fired in which this person died.
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The dead body of the newly married woman was found in the closed room of the hotel, the police were also surprised
Indore. In the city, a newly married woman went to a hotel and consumed poison. The woman died after consuming poison. The woman had got married only two months ago. Ten years elder tuition teacher has been accused of blackmailing. According to the information received, a woman committed suicide by consuming poisonous substance on Saturday afternoon at Hotel Ten-Eleven Grand, Scheme-78, Indore. Police broke open the door of the hotel room and took out the body. In the case, the matter of blackmail by a tuition teacher has come to light. The woman’s name is Isha Pati Sambhav Jain (26), resident of Imli Bazar. According to the information received from the hotel staff, the deceased had checked-in at room number 307 of the hotel at 11 am on Friday. At the time of taking the room, all the necessary documents were given at the hotel reception and said that she works online, so due to the need of Wi-Fi, she is taking a room in the hotel for a day. He had also instructed the hotel staff not to disturb him.
On Saturday, when it was time for the check out of the deceased at 11 am, a phone call was made to her room from the hotel reception. On not picking up the phone, the hotel staff went and knocked on the door for a long time. Apprehending untoward incident, the hotel manager informed the Lasudia police when there was no response from inside. When the police team reached the spot and entered the room by breaking the door, Isha was found dead there. The police have also recovered several empty and filled packets of sulfas tablets in the room. At present, the police have not received any suicide note. The mobile of the deceased has been seized and sent for investigation. Lasudia police has said to investigate the allegations of blackmailing made by the family of the deceased in this case. The dead body has been sent for postmortem after establishing a morgue. Lokesh Gangwal, maternal uncle of the deceased told that the deceased had got married only two months back. She was engaged once before as well, but that relationship was broken by one of her old tuition teachers. The family came to know about this later. Lokesh told that the said tuition teacher is older than Isha this year and lives in Indore only. Many years back Isha used to go to his place for coaching. During this both had contact. The teacher had been blackmailing Isha for a long time. -
Residents of 4 societies upset due to lack of registry for 7 years, warned of agitation
Noida. People of four societies Shivalik Home, La Galaxia, Oasis and Migsun of UPSIDA Site C Surajpur housing extension are worried about not having registry for 7 years. Have written about this at every level. Have met the government and administration. Many times peaceful agitations and protests have also been done but no concrete answer is being given by the authority. Today Shivalik Home residents met CEO Mayur Maheshwari at UPSIDA Office Kasna. Handed over a written application regarding non-registration for 7 years.
Shivalik Home resident Omdutt Sharma said that despite praying at every level, it is not clear when the registry will happen. Today met the CEO and requested to get the registry done again soon. A meaningful reply has been assured in the next one month. Otherwise the only way left is movement. Praveen Goswami ji said that there is no sewer in the area, half the roads are still built. Undeveloped parks are victims of encroachment. The bad condition is that there are no basic facilities.Sanjay Jaiswal from Site C said that MLA and MP have also written twice for basic facilities and registration of societies and MLA Tejpal Nagar met the CEO in Kanpur along with us, but till now no specific action has been taken on the registry process. No progress has been made.
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peaceful appeal of Falun Dafa practitioners
Commemorating April 25 1999, peaceful appeal of Falun Dafa practitioners
April 25 1999 is a landmark in peaceful protest, which would have got the nod from Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi.
45 Falun Gong practitioners who went to a magazine publisher about an article that slandered Falun Gong were told by the Tianjin police to take their appeal to Beijing, to the State Appeals Office adjacent to the Zhongnanhai central government compound.
Some 10,000 practitioners gathered in central Beijing that day, peacefully protesting for their civil rights. The April 25th Appeal, was notable not only for its size but also because it was remarkably peaceful and orderly.
The Chinese Communist Party, however, in its quest to crush Falun Gong twisted the facts to serve its own devious motives. To this day, Communist Party accuses Falun Gong of “laying siege to the Zhongnanhai Central Government Compound” on April 25, 1999. They falsely allege that the 10,000 gathered posed a violent threat to the nation and its leaders.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Traffic flowed through smoothly all day long. Some practitioners took the initiative to ensure the smooth flow of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. The practitioners walked alongside the edge of the road, allowing pedestrians to use the sidewalk. They were calm and peaceful.
The 10,000 left peacefully later that day, after then-Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji met with Falun Gong representatives. Zhu agreed to release the Tianjin practitioners and gave assurances that the government did not oppose Falun Gong. At around 10 pm a message came from the West Gate of Zhongnanhai: “The representatives have returned, and they have conveyed the practitioners’ requests to the leaders of the Central Committee. All practitioners arrested by Tianjin police have been released. Everybody can now go home.” The practitioners cleaned up their surroundings, even picking up the cigarette butts dropped by the police. In less than 20 minutes, all the practitioners had left.
2 months after the false promises, on 20 July 1999 the State launched the worst ever persecution on Falun Gong practitioners and it continues till this day with at least a million killed for their faith and following the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance.
In the past 23 years, numerous practitioners have been arrested, detained, imprisoned, tortured, or even killed for their organs. More than 4,300 are confirmed to have died as a result of the persecution. Many people were misled by the demonizing propaganda and unwittingly aided in the persecution of people who followed Falun Gong. Companies fired their star employees for practicing Falun Gong. Neighbors reported Falun Gong practitioners living next door to the police for cash rewards. People divorced their Falun Gong practitioner spouses for fear of being implicated. Even parents, brothers and sisters assisted the authorities in their attempts to force the practitioners to renounce their faith.
Twenty three years after the CCP sought to crush Falun Gong ‘in three months’ countless Chinese citizens continue to find peace and spiritual fulfilment through the practice, and more and more people are peacefully standing up for their rights to do just that.
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CJI Chandrachud seeks Lord Jagannath’s blessing at Puri Shree Mandir
Bhubaneswar: Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, who arrived in Odisha on a two-day visit, went to Jagannath temple in Puri to have darshan of Lord Jagannath and his siblings on Friday.
According to reports, the Chief Justice directly went to the pilgrim city after landing at the Biju Patnaik International Airport (BPIA) in Bhubaneswar. He was a rousing welcome in Puri by Odisha Chief Secretary Pradeep Kumar Jena, Chief administrator of Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) Ranjan Kumar Das and Puri district administration.
Apart from offering prayers to Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra at the main temple, the Chief Justice also went to the temples of Devi Bimala and Laxmi besides other deities on the premises.
According to sources, this is the first time that the Chief Justice visited the Puri Jagannath temple after assuming charge as Chief Justice of India. He had first visited the 12th century shrine when he was a judge.
The local police and administration had made elaborate arrangement for the smooth and peaceful visit of the Chief Justice.
As per his schedule, the Chief Justice will attend a national conference on ‘Digitisation, Paperless Courts and e-initiatives’ at Odisha Judicial Academy in Cuttack tomorrow.
It is to be noted here that he had virtually inaugurated ‘Virtual High Courts’ in 10 districts of Odisha in February this year.
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President Murmu visits Similipal tiger reserve
Bhubaneswar: President Droupadi Murmu on Friday visited Similipal Tiger Reserve and undertook a safari ride to see wild animals and the flora and fauna of the national park.
Murmu, who is on a three-day visit to home district Mayurbhanj in Odisha, stayed at her house in Rairangpur on Thursday night. Though she was scheduled to stay at a government bungalow at Rairangpur, she did not miss the chance to stay with her family members and relatives at her own house.
She started the second day of her visit by paying floral tributes to former President Giani Zail Singh on his birth anniversary at Rairangpur.
She also paid tributes to Pandit Raghunath Murmu, the inventor of the Ol Chiki script of Santhali language, at his birthplace Dandabosh village on the occasion of his birth anniversary.
Later, she visited Similipal Tiger Reserve. She visited Chahala in the core area, where local tribal food was served to her and then undertook safari to see deer, sambhar and elephants. The President also visited the waterfalls at Barehipani and Joranda.
After her return from Similipal, she is now at Baripada, where she will spend the night. The President will attend the convocation of Maharaja Sriram Chandra Bhanja Deo University on Saturday before flying back to Delhi.
(IANS)
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Two More Odisha-Cadre IAS Officers To Get Married This Month
Bhubaneswar: Giving love another chance, two more Odisha-cadre IAS officers are set to take the wedding vows again.
According to sources, Samarth Verma, who is currently serving as Puri Collector, and his fellow officer and Rayagada Collector Swadha Dev Singh will tie the nuptial knot at Varanasi on May 15.
Samarth is a mechanical engineer from IIT Kanpur and 2010-batch IAS officer. He was earlier married to Shuchi Singh, an allied officer working with the Indian Railways.
Swadha is the former wife of Chanchal Rana, a 2014-batch officer currently posted as Balangir Collector. She is a 2013-batch officer.
Notably, Chanchal Rana and Ananya Das, a fellow officer and Sambalpur Collector, got married at a hotel in Guwahati, Assam, on May 2. Ananya was earlier married to IAS officer Abdaal M. Akhtar, currently posted as Koraput Collector.
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HC Relief To Odisha Govt On NGT Order On Elephant Corridors
Cuttack: In a relief to Odisha government, the Orissa High Court on Friday issued an interim stay on the NGT’s order on elephant corridors in the state.
Accepting a writ petition filed by the government, the High Court issued the stay on the order of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) issued on April 6. The NGT had directed the government to issue a notification for construction of 14 elephant corridors in the state within a month.
The court has also stayed another case on the matter and issued notice to the Wildlife Society of India and Ministry of Forests, Environment and Climate Change. A division bench of the high court comprising Chief Justice S Muralidhar and Justice Gourishankar Satapathy would hear the combined case on May 9.
It may be noted that the Wildlife Society of India had moved the NGT in 2016 seeking its intervention in construction of elephant corridors. Hearing the petition, the NGT, in an order on August 17, 2021, had directed the state government to notify the construction of elephant corridors at 14 different locations as identified by Asian Nature Conservation Foundation (ANCF).
As the government did not initiate any step, the NGT heard the matter again on April 6 and decried the inaction of the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF). The Tribunal also issued another direction to the government to abide by its order to abide by its order issued on August 17, 2021 within a month.
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Droupadi Murmu’s Visit To Similipal Today First By A President Of The Country
Bhubaneswar: A day after coming home to Rairangpur in Odisha nearly a year after being sworn in to the top office of the country, President Droupadi Murmu will pay her tributes to Ol Chiki script inventor Pandit Raghunath Murmu at his birthplace Dandabosh village in Mayurbhanj district on his birth anniversary on Friday.
They both belong to the Santhali tribe. The Odisha government, which had supported Droupsai during her election, has announced a Rs 10-crore package for the development of his Memorial at the village.
Later in the day, she will visit Simlipal National Park. Murmu’s visit to the national park will be the first by a president of the country.
The Similipal authorities have made arrangements to facilitate animal sighting for the President at Chahala, a core area of the reserve known for better animal sighting between 3 pm and 5 pm. She will be served traditional and local tribal cuisines at launch at Chahala and then guided to watch the animals, especially deer, sambar and elephants, sources said.
Murmu will leave Chahala around 4 pm, the sources added.
Notably, the authorities had earlier announced that the national park will remain out of bounds for visitors for two days from May 4 in view of the scheduled visit of the President.
On Thursday, the President broke the protocol on reaching Badampahar helipad near her native village and walked down the road for about half a kilometre to meet the people waiting eagerly there. She even spoke to the people enquiring about their living conditions. After arriving at her in-law’s house at Pahadpur, about 5km from the helipad, she offered homage to her late husband Shayam Charan Murmu and her two sons — Laxman and Sipun.
She recollected her journey from remote Mayurbhanj district to the highest office in the country during a civic reception at Rairangpur, where she began her political career as a municipal councillor. Whatever she is today, it is because of Rairangpur, the President said. She may or may not bring repute to the place, she added, but she will never bring disrepute to Rairangpur.
Earlier in the day, the President inaugurated a 100 feet flag mast hoisting the National Flag near Badabandha, Rairangpur.
The President will grace the 12th convocation of Maharaja Sriram Chandra Bhanja Deo University at Baripada on May 6 before flying back to Delhi.
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Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik Announces Rs 111 Crore Assistance For Kendu Leaf Pluckers
Bhubaneswar: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday announced Rs 111 crore financial assistance for kendu leaf beneficiaries in second phase.
According to a CMO release, more than 8 lakh kendu leaf workers of all the 22 districts except Jharsuguda, where poll code is in force, will get this assistance.
The release further said that each kendu leaf plucker will get financial assistance of Rs 1,000 along with Rs 2,000 and Rs 160 for water bottles and sandals respectively. Similarly, Rs 1,500 will be given as financial assistance to each kendu leaf regular and seasonal worker.
While demanding complete withdrawal of GST on the collection of the leaf, the CM had announced a special special package for the welfare of kendu pluckers and other employees in November last year.
In the first phase, assistance worth Rs 83 crore was directly deposited in the bank accounts of the beneficiaries.
Odisha is the third largest producer of Kendu leaf with 20% of the countries annual production. At least 18 districts, including Bargarh, Balangir, Sundargarh, Angul, Deogarh, Kalahandi, Kandhamal, Malkanagri, Nabarangpur, Koraput and Sambalpur, have maximum kendu leaf growing areas. An important non-wood forest products, the leaves are used for wrapping Bidis.