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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...

Hotel Fire: A fire broke out in a hotel in Birbhum district of West Bengal on Monday morning. Seven people died and nine others were seriously injured in the incident. The cause of the fire was a short circuit in the air conditioner... Hotel Fire: A fire broke out in a hotel in Birbhum district of West Bengal on Monday morning. Seven people died and nine others were seriously injured in the incident. The cause of the fire is believed to be a short circuit in the air conditioner. According to information, a large number of devotees had reached the Tarapeeth temple on the eve of Sawan Monday. Many were staying in the Bidishni Hotel. At around 4:30 am, when people were sleeping, a fire broke out on the first floor of the hotel. The back door was closed, due to which people could not immediately get out. As soon as the information was received, the fire brigade team reached the spot and brought the fire under control. The injured were taken to Rampurhat Government Medical College. A woman...

Airbus' preliminary investigation, based on data from the aircraft's Digital Flight Data Recorder (DFDR), found that the Green hydraulic system failed first at 04:02:44. About a second later, the Blue and Yellow hydraulic systems were also affected, indicating a sequence of failures. New Delhi: A preliminary technical assessment by Airbus of the Air India flight AI2379 turbulence incident has revealed that all three of the aircraft's hydraulic systems failed in sequence, temporarily affecting the plane's elevator and aileron control surfaces for nearly four seconds. The Airbus A320, carrying 137 passengers, including three infants, and eight crew members, was operating from Phuket to Delhi on August 4 when it suddenly lost about 300 feet of altitude at approximately 04:02 local time, according to media reports. Although the aircraft later stabilised and landed safely in Delhi, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) reported that 20 passengers and four cabin c...

Following the heinous act, the accused father directly called the police station and confessed to his crime, triggering a massive search operation by law enforcement to locate the innocent child. In a chilling incident that has shattered public faith, a father in Chamba of Himachal Pradesh allegedly crossed all boundaries of brutality by throwing his own six-year-old son into the swollen Ravi River. Following the heinous act, the accused father directly called the police station and confessed to his crime, triggering a massive search operation by law enforcement to locate the innocent child. The suspect has been named as Hitesh Kumar. According to authorities, his wife and their younger son had spent the past month residing with her family in Amritsar, leaving the six-year-old child in Kumar's custody. Police stated that Kumar engaged in a telephone argument with his wife on Monday night, following which he took his son, Gagandeep, to the Parel bridge and hurled him into the river....