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  • खून के रिश्ते तार-तार हुए, पिता ने बेटे और बहू पर फेंका तेजाब

    खून के रिश्ते तार-तार हुए, पिता ने बेटे और बहू पर फेंका तेजाब

    Sultanpur Lodhi | Blood relations have been seen being broken. In fact, during a family dispute over a minor issue, a father threw acid on his son Pravesh and daughter-in-law. During this, both got badly burnt. In this attack, the left side of the boy’s face including the eye was completely scorched. He has been admitted to Civil Hospital Sultanpur Lodhi for treatment. Giving information, injured Pravesh’s son Balwinder Singh resident of Mohalla Mahiriya said that his father always used to quarrel with him. Even last night when he returned home, his father started abusing his mother and wife. After which he was attacked with acid. He has demanded the administration to take legal action against the accused father. CCTV of this whole matter. The video is also going viral on social media.

    Along with this, on the basis of the statements of the boy, the police of Sultanpur Lodhi police station have registered a case against the accused father Balwinder Singh under various sections and raids are being conducted to arrest him.

  • Jobs for ITI pass out here

    Jobs for ITI pass out here

    Public Relations Webdesk | Indian Ordnance Factory, Khamaria, which comes under the Ministry of Defence, has a job opportunity for the youth who have done ITI. Ordnance Factory has announced vacancies for the posts of Danger Building Worker. There are 200 vacancies for this post in Ordnance Factory. By issuing a notification, applications have been invited from youth with experience in AOCP Trade Processing Ordinance Factories Training / Military Ammunition Manufacturing and Handling. According to the notification, this recruitment will be on contract basis. Initially the recruitment will be for one year. Later it can be extended up to 4 years.
    Details of posts:-
    Unreserved – 80
    OBC-NCL – 30
    SC-30
    ST-40
    EWS-20
    Ex Serviceman-20
    Age Range:-
    Age should be between 18 to 30 years for this recruitment. OBC, SC, ST and Ex-servicemen will get 3 years, 5 years and 3 years relaxation in the maximum age limit respectively. Application for this is free.
    Apply like this: –
    To work on the post of Danger Building Worker in Ordnance Factory, the application has to be made in offline mode. Fill the application form and send it along with the necessary documents to the following address- The General Manager,
    Ordnance Factory Khamaria, District: Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, Pin -482005. The last date to reach the application form is 30 June 2023.
    What work will have to be done?
    After joining the post of Danger Building Worker, Military Explosive and Ammunition Manufacturing and Handling will have to be done.
    Selection Process:-
    Candidates will be selected on the basis of score obtained in ITI and trade test/practical test. The trade test will be organized at Khamaria only.

  • ITR will now be able to file itself, know the complete process…

    ITR will now be able to file itself, know the complete process…

    New Delhi | For FY 23, all taxpayers in the country are required to file income tax return by 31 July 2023. The deadline of the last date to file ITR will not be extended, if you miss this deadline then you will have to pay penalty for filing ITR.

    Where you are working, if that company has not yet given you Form 16, then you should take Form 16 from your company as soon as possible because you must have Form 16 to file ITR. You should file ITR as early as possible to avoid last minute mistakes.

    You can file ITR through e-filing portal and app, or through a Chartered Accountant if you prefer. If you want to file ITR by yourself, then you have to file ITR online on the website of Income Tax Department.

    To file ITR, you must first go to the Income Tax e-filing portal.

    After this you have to log in by entering your user ID (PAN), password and captcha code.

    After this, you will have to click on the ‘Income Tax Return’ link by clicking on the ‘e-File’ menu.

    In the next step, you have to choose the appropriate Income Tax Return (ITR) form based on your income and other factors.

    If you have Form 16, you can use either ITR Form 1 or ITR Form 2.

    After this you have to choose the Assessment Year (AY) for which you want to file ITR. Let us tell you that the assessment year 2023-24 is going on now and you should choose this option.

    After this, read all the information on the form thoroughly and submit it.

    After submitting your return, e-verify it using any of the available options like Aadhaar OTP, etc.

    These documents are required for filing return

    form 16

    Form 16A

    Form 26AS

    capital gains statement

    Tax Saving Investment Proof

  • Children in this country know how to use the phone, do not go to the toilet!

    Children in this country know how to use the phone, do not go to the toilet!

    Relationship with public | If a child knows how to use a phone, he must also know how to use a toilet. Almost everyone accepts this. But there is a country where even at the age of 11 children are going to school wearing diapers. These children do not know how to use the toilet.

    The case is of Switzerland. School teachers here complain that many students come to class wearing diapers because they do not know how to use the toilet.

    Dagmar Rössler, head of the Swiss Federation of Teachers, told the local newspaper, “Children start going to school around the age of 4, but you will see many still using diapers,” the New York Post reported. But when 11-year-old children start coming to school wearing diapers, it is a matter of concern.

    Many children have become so used to wearing diapers that they deliberately do not use the toilet or have forgotten. Parents themselves are not teaching this thing to their children. There are training sessions for this in the country, but they do not take children there.

  • India lashed out at China and Pakistan

    India lashed out at China and Pakistan

    New York: India on Tuesday brought a proposal in the United Nations to declare Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Sajid Mir as a global terrorist, which was blocked by China. India reacted to this on Wednesday.

    India narrated audio of Sajid Mir in UN
    India condemned this move of China in the United Nations. At the same time, India showed the mirror to both Pakistan and China in the UN. India narrated the audio clip of terrorist Sajid Mir.

    In the audio clip that India has narrated in the United Nations, terrorist Sajid Mir can be heard telling his other terrorist to shoot.

    Terrorist Sajid Mir is speaking
    After listening to terrorist Sajid Mir, another terrorist in front says in response that Inshallah….

    India had brought a proposal in the UN
    Let us tell you that on Tuesday, India had brought a proposal in the UN to declare Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Sajid Mir as a global terrorist, which was blocked by China.

    5 million dollar reward on terrorist Sajid Mir
    Terrorist Sajid Mir is one of the most wanted terrorists in India. The US has put a $5 million bounty on Mir’s head for his role in the Mumbai attack. In June this year, Pakistan’s anti-terrorism court sentenced him to more than 15 years in prison in a terror funding case.

  • Rescue teams searching for missing Titanic submersible claim

    Rescue teams searching for missing Titanic submersible claim

    WASHINGTON | Rescuers searching for the missing Titanic submersible have detected an underwater noise during the search. The US Coast Guard has confirmed this on Wednesday. Please tell that the submersible went missing in the Atlantic Ocean two days ago.

    The US Coast Guard’s First District said on its official Twitter page that a Canadian P-3 aircraft detected noise underwater in the search area. As a result, ROV (remotely operated vehicle) operations were shifted in an attempt to locate the origin of the noise. However, the ROV search has not turned up anything so far, but our search is on.

    Submersible missing since June 19
    Significantly, a small submarine carrying people to see the wreckage of Titanic along with its crew has been missing in the Atlantic Ocean since June 19. The company issued a statement saying that efforts are on to bring back all the people safely.

    Till now it is not clear where the submarine is missing in the sea. A search and rescue operation has been launched to track the submersible. The specialty of the submersible is that it can carry five people at a time.

  • Violence breaks out between two groups in Honduran women’s prison, 41 inmates killed

    Violence breaks out between two groups in Honduran women’s prison, 41 inmates killed

    tegucigalpa | Tegucigalpa At least 41 female inmates have been reported killed in a gang war at a women’s prison in the Central American country of Honduras. Reports emerged of inmates being shot at Tamara Prison, about 30 miles northwest of Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras.

    Yuri Mora, spokesman for Honduras’ National Police Investigation Agency, said most of the victims were burned, while others were shot. According to media reports, at least seven female inmates were admitted to the Tegucigalpa hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in the shooting and stabbing.

    Riot occurred due to stopping illegal activities inside the jail
    The head of the country’s prison system, Julisa Villanueva, said the rioting was triggered by recent efforts by authorities to crack down on illegal activities inside prisons. Because of this there was violence in the jail on Tuesday. He said that steps are being taken against organized gangs in the jail.

    According to US media, Honduras’ national women’s prison holds about 800 inmates, more than double its capacity. In 2020, several violent incidents took place in the Honduras prison.

  • CM Yogi will change the fate of Uttar Pradesh with ‘fortified rice’

    CM Yogi will change the fate of Uttar Pradesh with ‘fortified rice’

    Lucknow | Taking a positive step towards effectively streamlining the distribution of ‘fortified rice’ in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, the Yogi government has started allotting paddy to those rice mills where blenders will be installed. In the second phase of the Central Government’s Rice Fortification Scheme, 64,365 ration shops have been selected in 60 districts of the state. Among these, efforts are being made to benefit 12 crore beneficiaries from the annual allocation of 46.10 lakh metric tonnes under the National Food Safety Act (NFSA). It is believed that by July this year, the process of providing fortified rice to NFSA beneficiaries in every district of the state can be completed. Significantly, rice is the staple food of 65 percent of India’s population and India is also the largest producer and consumer of rice with 22 percent production in the world. In such a situation, fortified rice has an important role in keeping the nutrition replenishment smooth in the people through food.

    According to the 2011 census, 19.98 crore people reside in 75 districts of 18 divisions of Uttar Pradesh. In such a situation, the state government has geared up to provide the benefit of fortified rice to 15.05 NFSL beneficiaries of the state. As per the intention of CM Yogi, 12 crore beneficiaries have started getting benefits through annual allocation of 46.10 lakh metric tonnes under NFSA through 64,365 ration shops in 60 districts under Rice Fortification Scheme in the state. Similarly, by March 2024, the Uttar Pradesh government has taken steps towards achieving the target of providing fortified rice to 3.61 crore ration card holders through 79,365 ration shops through 1718 rice mills with blenders in the state. Already, a total of 1917 lakh beneficiaries including 1823 Anganwadis, 865 ration shops have been benefited through 102 rice mills in Chandauli and Sewapuri blocks of Varanasi in the year 2021 as a pilot project in the state. Taking this success forward, the benefit of fortified rice was extended to 3.96 crore people in the first phase in the state.

    Under the guidance of the Central Government, the work of providing benefits to the people through distribution of fortified rice in the state is going on in three phases. In the first phase, till March 2022, the ICDS and PM Poshan Yojana were effectively implemented across the country. At the same time, in the second phase, the direction for effective implementation of high burden districts and other welfare schemes is being decided. In the third phase, by March 2024, priority is being given to make the benefits of fortified rice reach the people smoothly in all the districts. The main focus of the state government is also on fulfilling these goals. The allotment process has started in 73 districts in the state. At present, the monthly requirement of fortified rice in the state is 4.95 lakh metric tonnes, while a total of 24.56 lakh metric tonnes of fortified rice is available with the state.

  • Farmers’ Day celebrated with enthusiasm in erstwhile Warangal

    Farmers’ Day celebrated with enthusiasm in erstwhile Warangal

    Warangal: Farmers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm as part of the 10th Telangana Formation Day celebrations in the erstwhile Warangal district on Saturday. Farmers from six districts, which were carved out of Warangal, participated actively in the event.

    Rythu Bandhu Samiti president and MLC Palla Rajeshwar Reddy addressed the farmers at Rayagudem village in Dharmasagar mandal, Hanamkonda district, while Minister Errabelli Dayakar Rao joined the celebrations in Warangal.

    Palla Rajeshwar Reddy attributed the remarkable achievements made by the State in just nine years to the leadership of Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao. Station Ghanpur MLA T Rajaiah announced his upcoming “Palle Nidra” programme called ‘Pragathi Nivedana Yatra,’ which he plans to embark upon in the constituency for 21 days.

    Hanamkonda District Collector Sikta Patnaik highlighted that Farmers’ Day was celebrated at 55 Rythu Vedikas in the district, focusing on resolving farmers’ issues and providing guidance on crop cultivation. Meanwhile, Minister Errabelli Dayakar Rao and others attended the Farmers’ Day event at Enumamula agriculture market yard near Warangal.

    Speaking on the occasion, the Minister listed out the schemes meant for farmers and shared some encouraging statistics, stating, “Since the formation of Telangana, the district’s paddy yield has increased from 2.50 lakh metric tonnes to 3.50 lakh metric tonnes. A total of Rs 57,801 crore have been disbursed under the Rythu Bandhu scheme in the district.”

    Warangal West MLA Dasyam Vinay Bhaskar participated in the celebrations at Kadipikonda Rythu Vedika. The celebration of Farmers’ Day showcased the collective dedication towards agricultural progress and highlighted the State government’s commitment to supporting and uplifting the farming community.

  • Three Naxalites surrender after deadly encounter with police in Chhattisgarh

    Three Naxalites surrender after deadly encounter with police in Chhattisgarh

    Sukma: A team of police officials were mobilised on the intelligence inputs of Naxalite presence here on Saturday resulting in a deadly encounter between the police and the Naxalites. 3 Naxalites were injured in the firing and surrendered before the security forces.

    “Three naxals surrendered before security forces in today’s naxal-affected Sukma district,” read the police press release.

    On the information about the presence of Naxal commander Mangadu, Vetti Bhima and other Naxalites in village Maraiguda, Regragatta area under Thana Bheji and Errabor, the DRG team of District Police Sukma was sent to the said places as part of the anti-Naxal operation.

    During the said operation, this morning near Regragatta, Naxalites ambushed and fired on the police party, on which the jawans immediately retaliated after which the Naxalites had to retreat.

    According to the latest report, the confrontation is still going on, and the area has been cordoned off.

    A massive search operation is being carried out. More details are awaited.