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The constable was tasked with preventing drone-based drug smuggling along the International Border. Chandigarh: A Punjab Police constable tasked with preventing drone-based drug smuggling along the International Border has been arrested with 15 kg of heroin, worth over Rs 40 crore, in Tarn Taran district. The constable, identified as Karandeep Singh, was taken into custody during an operation by the Border Security Force (BSF) and investigative agencies in the Sarai Amanat Khan area of the border district. The accused was allegedly transporting the consignment from the border to his village, Bhusse. Investigators are now attempting to establish the source of the heroin consignment, trace its intended destination and identify others who may have been involved in the suspected trafficking operation. News is originally taken form: https://bit.ly/4zxmNYf Samachar App : watch the live latest news of India and the world, business updates, cricket scores, etc. Download the Samachar App now to...

The BJP has accused Rahul Gandhi of pushing a pregnant journalist. The BJP alleges the incident occurred while covering a Congress party march on Monday. The Congress has denied the allegations. New Delhi: BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari accused Rahul Gandhi of misbehaving with a female journalist. The incident occurred on October 12th while the journalist was covering the INDIA alliance's protest against the Election Commission. BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari alleged that the journalist was injured in the incident and had to be hospitalized. Speaking to reporters, Pradeep Bhandari claimed that a video shows Rahul Gandhi pushing the journalist with his elbow and grabbing her, causing her to fall. He also alleged that during a conversation with BJP leaders at the hospital, the journalist said Rahul Gandhi grabbed her by the shoulder and threw her to the ground. Pradeep Bhandari said, "She wasn't even asking him a question; she was just covering the protest." Prad...

Celebrating a wedding anniversary in Kanpur cost a family their life. The woman lost her life after an argument with her sister, enraged to the point that she even threw away her child. A family in Kanpur's Gujaini area celebrated a wedding anniversary and turned into mourning. A dispute on the anniversary night plunged the otherwise happy family into grief. The case involved 20-year-old Roshni, a resident of Mardanpur, who died Sunday morning while undergoing treatment at Hallet Hospital. Family members say that during a dispute, Roshni threw her 14-month-old daughter down, and her husband, Noor Alam, caught her. Immediately afterward, she jumped from the second floor. The family happily cut the cake According to the family, on October 7th, Noor Alam, a tailor, and Roshni celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary. Roshni's elder sister, Ishrat, was also present. They cut a cake and ate dinner together. The dispute with the sister went unnoticed One night, Noor Alam and I...

Several Delhi schools and colleges have changed their schedules for October 10 ahead of a proposed protest at Jantar Mantar and possible metro disruptions. Several schools and colleges in Delhi have changed their schedules for Saturday, October 10, amid security concerns and possible disruption of metro services ahead of a proposed protest at Jantar Mantar. While some schools have moved classes online, others have cancelled activities and rescheduled parent-teacher meetings. Two colleges have also postponed their mid-term examinations. The changes come as authorities prepare for the proposed protest, with barricading in parts of New Delhi and possible restrictions at several metro stations raising concerns about students’ safety and travel. Sardar Patel Vidyalaya Moves Classes Online Sardar Patel Vidyalaya has announced that classes for students from Classes 6 to 12 will be conducted online on Saturday. The school cited extensive barricading in the New Delhi area and concerns about stu...

Nana Patekar has passed away. He died of cardiac arrest at the age of 75. He was one of those actors who was considered not only a hero on screen but also a hero in real life. Nana Patekar has passed away. He died of cardiac arrest at the age of 75. He was one of those actors who was considered not only a hero on screen but also a hero in real life. During the 1999 Kargil War, Nana Patekar even accompanied the army to the border. For this, he had to obtain special permission from the then Defense Minister, George Fernandes. Nana Patekar served as a Major with the Maratha Light Infantry for approximately 60 days. During this time, he frequently accompanied soldiers on border patrols. He spent time with them in combat zones, encouraging them and spending time with them. Took army training for 3 years Nana Patekar has a long history with the military. He joined the Territorial Army in 1988 and was made an honorary captain. He underwent military training with the Maratha Light Infantry an...

Education expert Maheshwar Peri says that college students are also our children. If a child makes a mistake at home, do we treat them so harshly that they take their own lives? In response to the academic pressures and suicides, IIT Bombay may change several rules. As part of this, the institute is drafting a new SOP to take action against students accused of exam malpractice. The new draft emphasizes giving students the opportunity to lodge objections and seek guidance. This week, a meeting of IIT Bombay's management team is expected to take a decision on this draft. These changes are coming after the suicide of former B.Tech student Sahil Wakode.  The new SOP may include a provision to allow students caught cheating to speak to the teaching assistant before any action is taken. The penalties for unfair means in exams have also been reviewed.  What changes are possible, what are the benefits? If a student is caught cheating in the exam, he will be given a chance to talk to a...