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Andhra Pradesh Srisailam Family Suicide: The death of five members of the same family at a private pilgrim lodge in Srisailam in Nandyal district of Andhra Pradesh created a sensation. Andhra Pradesh Srisailam Family Suicide: The death of five members of a family at a private pilgrim lodge in Srisailam, Nandyal district, Andhra Pradesh, has caused a sensation. The family members are said to be residents of Battalapalli village in the Sri Sathya Sai district. They had reached Srisailam by auto-rickshaw on the 28th of last month and rented a room in a lodge. Police have initially investigated financial difficulties and heavy debt as possible reasons and are investigating further. The family did not leave the room for three days. It was reported that the family members initially went out daily and returned to the lodge for meals. However, no one left the room for three consecutive days. The lodge manager became suspicious after a foul smell emanated from the room. He tried to look inside...

Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir have once again received threats. Following this threatening letter, the All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir has demanded increased security for the employees. Kashmiri Pandits have received threatening letters in Jammu and Kashmir. Following the first week of August, another threatening letter has been issued. These letters reportedly include addresses, vehicle numbers, and even phone numbers of certain individuals. The All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir has written a letter to the Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir regarding the new threats . In this letter, PM package employees have demanded increased security. All PM Package Employees Forum Kashmir writes to the Jammu & Kashmir Chief Secretary, requesting enhanced security and protection of PM Package employees in view of fresh threats A Kashmiri Pandit government employee in Jammu says, "We will neither be scared nor run away this… pic.twitter.com/evmXMElW5H — ANI (@ANI) Aug...

  Meerut SSP Avinash Pandey was attached to Lucknow headquarters amid allegations of custodial assault by farmer leader Digvijay Bhati and Mohit Jatav. The Uttar Pradesh government attached Meerut Senior Superintendent of Police Avinash Pandey to the Lucknow state headquarters late Thursday night with immediate effect. The sudden administrative action came hours after an SP functionary and local farmer leader alleged that Avinash Pandey and police personnel brutally assaulted him and another individual inside the officer’s cabin and in police custody. As per reports, the controversy erupted when a video of Digvijay Bhati, president of the BR Ambedkar faction of the Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU), began circulating widely on social media. Bhati appeared in the clip with a heavily swollen left eye and visible bruises across his body. He claimed the injuries resulted from a severe beating by Avinash Pandey inside an annexe, followed by an attack by Special Operations Group (SOG) personnel...

In Vadodara, a six-year-old boy, Divyesh Rathwa, tragically died after his head was caught in a private bus door, as revealed by CCTV footage. Vadodara: A six-year-old boy died in a tragic incident near Suryanagar Bypass in Vadodara after his head was apparently caught in the door of a private bus, according to CCTV footage that has surfaced. The incident took place near the SR Biogas Company, where the child's parents were working as labourers. The deceased has been identified as Divyesh Rathwa. According to the family, Divyesh had accompanied his parents to the site. He later told his mother that he was going to a nearby temple to collect prasad. Around five minutes later, the child was found injured and lying on the ground near the area. Family members immediately rushed him to a hospital in a 108 ambulance. However, doctors declared him dead on arrival. CCTV footage from the area reportedly shows the child's head becoming stuck in the door of a private bus. However, it rem...

  Punjab bandh on August 21: Markets and transport will remain shut from 7 am to 2 pm, while hospitals and medical stores will stay open Punjab bandh on August 21:   The allied organisations of the Qaumi Insaaf Morcha have called for a Punjab bandh on August 21 to protest against alleged police action against their supporters, the filing of cases and the continued detention of Sikh prisoners, commonly referred to as Bandi Singhs. The announcement was made after a meeting of the organisations associated with the morcha. Leaders said the bandh would be observed from 7 am to 2 pm. According to the organisers, the shutdown is aimed at drawing attention to their demands and what they described as police excesses against members of the morcha. Representational image from PTC archives  Markets, transport & schools and colleges likely to remain closed The organisers claimed that markets and public transport would remain closed during the bandh. They also announced that r...

During investigation at Sonauli border of India-Nepal border, the Immigration Department team has arrested a Thai woman on the charge of possessing fake Indian documents. During a check at the Sonauli border on the Indo-Nepal border, the Immigration Department arrested a Thai woman for possessing fake Indian documents. After questioning, the woman was handed over to the Sonauli police for further action. The police have registered a case under relevant sections and have initiated further action. According to information, passengers entering India were being checked at the Sonauli immigration office. Meanwhile, a foreign woman traveling from Nepal to India showed her Thai passport and visa. The woman's speech and language aroused suspicion among officials. Upon questioning and investigation, she was identified as Chon Chutichiraphat, a resident of Thailand. During the investigation, digital copies of allegedly fake Indian documents prepared in the name of "Karuna Rupni Devi Das...