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The Leh Apex Body has announced to boycott the talks scheduled with the Union Home Ministry on October 6 on the issues of making Ladakh a full state and including it in the Sixth Schedule. Following recent violent protests demanding full statehood for Ladakh and inclusion in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, the Leh Apex Body (LAB) has decided to boycott talks with the central government. The organization has demanded a judicial inquiry into the deaths of four youths in security force firing during the September 24 protests. Around 90 others were injured during the violent protests. LAB co-chairman Chering Dorjay said, "The CRPF opened fire without warning, which is illegal. We want a judicial inquiry into why live bullets were used." The Leh Apex Body has accused the central government of labeling the protesters "anti-national" and "puppets of Pakistan" and demanded an apology from the people of Ladakh. The next round of talks between the central go...

New Delhi: Many people lose thousands, lakhs of rupees in the name of online gaming. Advertisements for the same gaming are shown on social media and TV. Youngsters ignore these advertisements and play this game. Sometimes even minor children spend lakhs of rupees without the knowledge of their parents. The parents realized this after the money ran out. A recent case has come to light that a JEE cleared student lost all his engineering education money in online gambling. In a show, student Himanshu told that he has a debt of 96 lakh rupees. Saying this, the young man started crying. Himanshu said that his family members no longer speak to him. Mother is a teacher. Even elder brother has turned his back on him. This young man narrated his story during a discussion on online gaming during a show in Delhi's Connaught Place. His name is Himanshu Mishra and he said that due to online gaming, he incurred a debt of Rs 96 lakh.  He says that he used to cheat people by taking money and pla...