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  A proposal to set up 34 such police stations - one in each police district - was approved by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, who is also in charge of the Home Department in the state. Bhubaneswar:  The Odisha government on Tuesday decided to set up 34 child-friendly police stations across the state in a bid to reduce mental pressure on children who need to visit police stations for some reason, an official statement said. A proposal to set up 34 such police stations - one in each police district - was approved by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, who is also in charge of the Home Department in the state. Each child-friendly police station will have beds, chairs, tables, toys and first aid kits for children. Wall paintings and informative pictures will be drawn on the walls of them, a statement issued by the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) said. Children's books, magazines and newspapers will be available there, while special logos and posters on child rights and Do's and Don

The accused jawan was posted in Battalion 74 posted in Gandhidham, Bhuj. He was arrested by Gujarat ATS on Monday on charges of espionage. The accused BSF jawan is a resident of Rajouri district of Kashmir. He was working in BSF for 9 years. Gujarat ATS has arrested a BSF jawan from Bhuj on charges of espionage. It is alleged that this soldier of the paramilitary force posted in Bhuj was sending intelligence information to Pakistan. Central investigative agencies were constantly monitoring the accused jawan. Now he is being questioned continuously. The accused jawan was posted in Battalion 74 posted in Gandhidham, Bhuj. He was arrested by Gujarat ATS on Monday on charges of espionage. BSF accused Jawan Sajjad Mohmand Imtiaz is a resident of Rajouri district of Kashmir. Sajjad was doing duty at Gandhidham in Bhuj since July 2021. He joined BSF in 2012 as a constable. According to the information, before this, 74 battalion of BSF was in Tripura, since then the accused jawan was on the ra

The Central Government has called a meeting of the states on October 25 regarding the issue of inflation of edible oils.  In this meeting, the implementation of the decision to fix stock limits on edible oils will be reviewed. Apart from the inflation of petrol and diesel, the inflation of edible oils and onions has broken the back of the people.  The price of tomatoes has also started touching the sky in the retail market.  Although the central government says that the price of onions is less than last year, there has been a ban on the increase in the price of edible oils. States meeting convened on October 25 The Central Government has called a meeting of the states on October 25 regarding the issue of inflation of edible oils.  In this meeting, the implementation of the decision to fix stock limits on edible oils will be reviewed.  All states have been asked to take strict steps to ensure stock limits. Center made this claim The central government has claimed that due to the steps t

Sameer Wankhede, zonal director of NCB's Mumbai unit, spoke exclusively to India Today and said his family was being attacked by Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik and he would take legal recourse in the matter. Sameer Wankhede, zonal director of NCB's Mumbai unit, spoke exclusively to India Today and said his family was being attacked by Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik and he would take legal recourse in the matter. This comes a few hours after  Nawab Malik of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) alleged that  Sameer Wankhede was in Maldives during the pandemic when many Bollywood celebrities were vacationing there as well. He alleged that 'vasuli' (extortion) took place in Maldives and Dubai and said he even has photographs to establish the same.   In response, Sameer Wankhede said, "The minister is saying wrong things. It is an absolute lie. I went to Maldives with my children for a vacation. I took proper permission from the competent authority for the same. I d

  India has expressed its strong opposition to China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and its flagship project, the so-called China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) at the just concluded second UN Global Sustainable Transport Conference in Beijing. Priyanka Sohoni, the first Secretary at the Indian Embassy in Beijing while stating India’s position hit out at China’s BRI where her mike surprisingly went silent precisely at the point when she was highlighting New Delhi’s objection to the controversial projects. The conference was hosted by China in Beijing from 14th to 16th October under the aegis of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA).  The sudden “mike failure” at the UN conference ‘hitherto going on smoothly’, created a flutter and took several minutes to restore after which Indian statement could be completed. Sohoni said that expansion and strengthening of physical connectivity is an integral part of India’s economic and diplomatic initiatives. However, she expr

There are frequent reports of Indian airspace violations by Chinese helicopters. The responsibility of preventing any kind of violation is also now with the Aviation Brigade. New Delhi: In the midst of China's conflict, the Indian Army has taken a big decision. The Army has established its first Aviation Brigade in Arunachal Pradesh. This brigade will not only deliver military equipment to the forward post but will also monitor the airspace of the Line of Actual Control (LAC). After this decision, now the army will be able to keep a close watch on every move of China. This brigade has the responsibility of monitoring the air space. Along with this, it will also work to transport military equipment to the forward post.    In fact, China continues to violate airspace. Chinese helicopters have been seen many times in the Indian border. Now the responsibility of keeping an eye on these helicopters will be with this brigade. The Army has set up an Air-Space Control Center in Arunachal&

Dera chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh and 4 others get life imprisonment in connection with Ranjit Singh's murder case. The court had convicted the Dera head and four others on October 8. The Special CBI court in Panchkula awarded life imprisonment to all the accused, including Dera Sacha Sauda's Gurmeet Ram Rahim and four others. A fine of Rs 31 Lakh has been levied on Ram Rahim and Rs 50,000 on the remaining accused. The district administration has already imposed Section 144 in the areas surrounding the District Court Complex. With his, a gathering of five or more persons will not be allowed. Also, carrying any weapon including swords, lathi, stick, iron rod, etc, except for sheathed kirpans, has also been prohibited. Earlier on October 12, the special CBI court in Panchkula had deferred the sentencing to October 18. On October 8, Ram Rahim, Jasbir Singh, Sabdil Singh, Krishan Lal, Inder Sain were pronounced guilty in the Ranjit Singh murder case. It may be recalled that Ra

Two army personnel were killed in an encounter with terrorists in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Friday. "In an ongoing counter-terrorism operation in the general area of Nar Khas forest in Mendhar sub-division, there was an exchange of fire between army troops and terrorists during the evening hours of Thursday," a defence public relations officer (PRO) was quoted as saying in a PTI report. Two army personnel were critically injured  in the exchange of fire and they succumbed to their injuries on Friday. Meanwhile, one junior commissioned officer (JCO) went missing. Officials said that efforts are being made to trace the missing JCO but the area is prone to danger. The two deceased army personnel have been identified as riflemen Vikram Singh Negi (26) and Yogambar Singh (27). Rifleman Negi was a resident of Viman village in Uttarakhand's Tehri Garhwal district while rifleman Singh hailed from Chamoli district's Sankari village in Uttarakhand.

"We will continue to work for promotion and protection of Human Rights through #Samman #Samvad #Sahyog #Samman #Samvad #Sahyog," India's Permanent Mission to the UN tweeted. India was re-elected to the UN Human Rights Council for the 2022-24 term on Thursday and vowed to continue to work for the promotion and protection of Human Rights through “Samman, Samvad and Sahyog." “India gets re-elected to the @UN_HRC (2022-24) for a 6th term with overwhelming majority. Heartfelt gratitude to the @UN membership for reposing its faith in India. “We will continue to work for promotion and protection of Human Rights through #Samman #Samvad #Sahyog #Samman #Samvad #Sahyog," India’s Permanent Mission to the UN tweeted. The UN General Assembly elected by secret ballot Argentina, Benin, Cameroon, Eritrea, Finland, Gambia, Honduras, India, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Montenegro, Paraguay, Qatar, Somalia, UAE and the USA News is originally taken from: https://w

Drugs Case: Aryan Khan's bail plea was debated in court today. After this, the court adjourned the hearing till Thursday. Drugs Case:  Arbaaz Merchant, Arbaaz Merchant, Munmun Dhamecha and others, arrested in the cruise drugs case, were arrested today on the bail plea of ​​Aryan Khan. After hearing both the sides, the court adjourned the hearing till Thursday. During the hearing, Additional Solicitor General Anil Singh, appearing for NCB, made a sensational claim. He told the court that Aryan Khan told in his voluntary statement that he has been consuming drugs for a long time. Anil Singh argued that if even one of the accused is released on bail, the investigation will be hampered. He told the court that the WhatsApp chats of the accused (Aryan Khan and Arbaaz Merchant) contained large quantities of drugs and conversations of a foreign national. Singh argued, "The whole country is concerned about drug smuggling and its consumption is a serious crime. Parties are organized day

Kim, standing with North Korea's largest number of missiles, declared that Pyongyang was increasing its forces only in self-defense and not to start a war. According to a report by the state-run news agency KCNA, Kim Jong Un made this remark during a speech at the Defense Development Exhibition on Monday. North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un posed for a picture next to a nuclear missile and warned that the "hostile" policies of the US and South Korea could lead to war. Kim, standing with North Korea's largest number of missiles, declared that Pyongyang was increasing its forces only in self-defense and not to start a war. According to a report by the state-run news agency KCNA, Kim Jong Un made this remark during a speech at the Defense Development Exhibition on Monday. Kim was posing next to a variety of weapons, including the country's intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). These pictures have been featured prominently in the ruling party's newspaper Rodong

"Tomorrow we are meeting the EU representatives. We are having positive meetings with representatives of other countries," Amir Khan Muttaqi said. Doha, Qatar:  A Taliban delegation will meet European Union representatives in Doha on Tuesday, acting foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said, days after face-to-face talks with the United States. "Tomorrow we are meeting the EU representatives. We are having positive meetings with representatives of other countries," Muttaqi said on Monday at an event organised by the Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies in the Qatari capital. News is originally taken from: https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/taliban-to-meet-eu-officials-on-tuesday-acting-foreign-minister-amir-khan-muttaqi-2572104

Afghanistan's TOLOnews reported that the bomb blast took place in Sayed Abad area of Kunduz. The explosion occurred during Friday's Juma Namaz. Kabul:  A major blast has been reported at a mosque in Kunduz, Afghanistan on Friday evening killing at least 100 people who had went to extend their Friday prayers, news agency AFP reported hospital sources. So far, no group has claimed responsibility for the blast. Afghanistan's TOLOnews reported that the bomb blast took place in Sayed Abad area of Kunduz. The explosion occurred during Friday's Juma Namaz. A suicide bomber detonated his explosives among worshippers in a mosque in Kunduz city on Friday afternoon during the Friday prayers, TOLOnews quoted a local security official as saying. Even the Deputy Minister of Information and Culture Zabiullah Mujahid confirmed the blast. “Today in the afternoon, in the Khanabad Bandar area in the capital city of Kunduz, a blast targeted a mosque belonging to our Shia citizens and marty

Afghanistan's previous government had organized the exhibit months before Kabul fell to Taliban. DUBAI, United Arab Emirates: When Afghanistan‘s president was killed in a Communist coup in 1978 and the country plunged into violent chaos, Mohammed Omer Rahimy bundled up his family's treasures and fled to Vienna. More than 40 years later, amid yet another violent upheaval in his home country, Rahimy found himself frantically loading those same artifacts onto a plane in cotton-stuffed boxes this time to the first world’s fair in the Middle East. For the 62-year-old Rahimy, it was a mad rush to Dubais Expo. He barely slept. But Rahimy was careful. He chose among the finest bronzes, jades, calligraphy and pottery from the vast Afghan antique collection he had amassed in Austria over the decades, which arrived at the fair earlier this week.. It is important for the world to know that even though there is war and we are poor, our history is rich," Rahimy said. “Our culture

Taking suo motu cognizance of the violence that erupted in UP's Lakhimpur Kheri, the SC has listed the matter for hearing on Thursday. The Supreme Court of India has taken Suo Motu cognizance of the violence that claimed eight lives in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheri on Sunday. Listed before a bench of the Apex court headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana, the matter will be taken up on Thursday. Justice Surya Kant and Justice Hima Kohli are also part of the three-judge bench set to hear the matter.   Earlier this week, the Uttar Pradesh government had initiated a judicial probe into the matter headed by a retired High Court judge.   Four farmers died in UP's Lakhimpur Kheri after they were allegedly run over by a car that was part of the convoy of Ashish Misra, the son of Ajay Misra, Union Minister of State (MoS) for Home Affairs. The incident triggered violence that claimed the lives of another four individuals, including at least two BJP workers.  

Condemning the Yogi government, he said that many provisions of the law have been violated by not presenting Priyanka Gandhi Vadra before the magistrate. Lucknow: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has been arrested and kept in a guest house in Sitapur on her way to Lakhimpur Kheri. During this, Priyanka, while talking to a news agency on her arrest, said that I have been kept in illegal imprisonment; Not produced before magistrate or judicial officer, not allowed to meet lawyer. Questions are being raised regarding the arrest of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Congress leaders have accused the Congress leaders of non-compliance with the legal process for his arrest and not presenting him before the magistrate within 24 hours.    Congress leader P Chidambaram has called the arrest of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra completely illegal and shameful. P Chidambaram said that he was arrested by a male police officer before sunrise at 4.30 am. He has not yet been taken to the judicial magis

Elections were scheduled to take place in three phases on October 21, 25 and 28. Chennai:  A few days after criticizing the Puducherry state election commission for anomalies in seats reserved for SCs, BCs and women in the local body elections, the Madras High Court on Monday put the election process on hold.  According to a report in IANS, the direction was given by a bench of Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice PD Audikesavalu while hearing petitions that pointed out the anomalies in the reservation for these categories.  “The process of receiving nominations which had already begun in Puducherry would be kept in abeyance. Let the anomalies be addressed and removed before the process is undertaken afresh,” the court said as per the report.  The order came even as the additional solicitor general R Sankaranarayanan, who represented Puducherry, said that the union government had advised the union territory to defer the local body election. The court said that it was informed by

  Taliban takeover: A group of women in Kabul on Friday protested against the closing of schools, colleges and universities for female students, saying that this is a violation of their fundamental rights in Afghan society. Teachers and lecturers from schools and universities of Kabul said the closing of schools and universities amid the Taliban takeover was a serious concern that could deeply affect the future of education of girls in Afghanistan and the Taliban should give serious attention to it. Female students said education was their Islamic and legal right and that no one should take this right from them. Afghan women continued to protest even after they were stopped by 'security forces'. Earlier, Deputy Minister of Information and Culture Zabiullah Mujahid said protestors should get permission from the Ministry of Justice. It is been more than a month since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, the secondary schools and universities have remained closed for female stud