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Rajasthan Crime News: A heartbreaking video has surfaced from Beawar, Rajasthan, after watching which everyone's senses have been blown away. In the video, a history-sheeter is seen hanging a man from a JCB and beating him badly. India News, Rajasthan Crime News: A heart-wrenching video has surfaced from Beawar in Rajasthan, after watching which everyone has lost their senses. In the video, a history-sheeter is seen hanging a person from a JCB and beating him badly. According to reports, the person has suffered a lot of injuries and his condition is bad. After this incident came to light, it is clear that the history-sheeter has no fear of the law and the police.   The accused history-sheeter has also been identified. His name is said to be Tejpal Singh. This video of Beawar in Rajasthan is so inhuman that it cannot be shown. But it is becoming increasingly viral on social media. Rajasthan Crime News: Hung upside down on a JCB, beaten for two to three hours, this was done on suspic...

  Panic gripped several schools in Delhi on Monday morning after they received bomb threat emails, prompting immediate evacuations and large-scale security responses. Threats Target Prominent Schools Delhi Public School (DPS) Dwarka, Modern Convent School in Dwarka's Sector-4, and ShreeRam World School in Sector-10 were among the institutions that received the threatening emails. Authorities swiftly evacuated students and staff while police and bomb disposal squads conducted thorough searches of the premises. According to the Delhi Fire Service, the threat was sent via a Gmail account and circulated to multiple schools. While no explosives have been found so far, security agencies are treating the matter with utmost seriousness, given the recurring nature of such alerts. DPS Dwarka, which had faced similar threats twice before, announced an emergency closure for the day. This marks the third such threat to the school in recent weeks, raising concerns over the safety of students and...

Security forces kill two dreaded Naxals carrying combined bounty of Rs 1.16 crore in Chhattisgarh New Delhi [India], August 14 (ANI): The security forces have neutralised two dreaded naxal cadres carrying a combined bounty of Rs 1.16 crore during a gun battle in Chhattisgarh Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki district. Vijay Reddy, a member of the Dandkaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC), who carried a bounty of Rs 90 lakh, and Lokesh Salame, Secretary of the Rajnandgaon-Kanker Border (RKB) division, with a reward of Rs 26 lakh on his head, were neutralised in a joint operation by the Chhattisgarh Police, District Reserve Guard (DRG), and the 27th Battalion of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) on August 13 in the state insurgency-hit region. The gun battle erupted during a coordinated anti-Naxal operation, the ITBP said in a statement. Security forces had been tracking the movement of the duo in the dense forest belt when the exchange of fire broke out. According to officials, the eli...

Fire in Noida: According to preliminary information, the fire broke out on the third floor of the building, where several furniture items and flammable materials were stored. Six fire tenders were rushed to the spot to control the flames using water and foam. Noida: A massive fire broke out at a commercial building in Sector-10 of Noida, causing chaos in the surrounding area. Soon after receiving information about the incident, fire tenders rushed to the spot to bring the flamer under control.  Fire breaks out on the third floor of the building As per the preliminary information, the fire broke out on the third floor of the building, where several furniture items and flammable materials were stored. Six fire tenders were rushed to the spot to control the flames using water and foam. Fire was contained to the warehouse According to officials, the fire was contained to the warehouse and did not spread to nearby shops, despite the close proximity of other commercial establishment...

Pakistan’s actions breach 1961 Vienna Convention, which requires host nations to ensure all facilities for diplomatic missions under Article 25 PTC Web Desk:  In a retaliatory move following India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’, Pakistan reportedly cut off essential supplies to Indian diplomats stationed in Islamabad. According to an India Today report, the Pakistani authorities stopped piped gas supply to the residences of Indian diplomats and instructed local cylinder distributors not to sell gas cylinders to them. In addition to gas, the supply of bottled mineral water and newspapers has also been suspended. The measures are believed to be part of a calculated plan by Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), aimed at exerting pressure through a series of small-scale retaliatory actions. As a countermeasure, India stopped delivering newspapers to Pakistani diplomats posted in New Delhi. This is not the first time Pakistan has taken such steps. Following India...

Pak Army Chief Asim Munir's Nuclear Threat In US: Visiting Trump's country, Pak Army Chief and Field Marshal Asim Munir has threatened nuclear war. Who will be ahead on the battlefield if a nuclear war breaks out? Which country has more nuclear power?  G 24 Hours Digital Bureau:  Standing in Donald Trump's country, Pak Army Chief and Field Marshal Asim Munir (Asim Munir In US) directly threatened nuclear war! Before dinner with Adnan Assad in America, Munir said, 'We are a nuclear-powered country. If we think we are heading towards destruction, then we will destroy half the world with us'. Munir alleged that India has terminated the Indus Water Treaty, due to which 25 million people in Pakistan may die of starvation. Munir threatened that if India builds a dam there, they will destroy the dam with 10 missiles. Munir clearly said that India has no personal ownership over the Indus River.  Pakistan has repeatedly warned that if India tries to disrupt the flow of Indus...

A Mumbai woman was arrested for blackmailing her ex-lover with a fake rape case and demanding Rs 1 crore. Police say she conspired with bank staff to hack his data and threaten him using private information. Mumbai : The Mumbai Police have arrested a woman for allegedly threatening her former partner with a false rape case and demanding a Rs 1 crore extortion sum to keep quiet. The accused, identified as Dolly Kotak, works with a private bank and was taken into custody by the Charkop police. Several others, including employees of major banks, have also been named in the case. According to police officials, the incident unfolded when Dolly Kotak, in collaboration with others, began threatening her ex-boyfriend, also a private bank employee, to either pay Rs 1 crore or face a fabricated rape charge. She allegedly sent him text messages, warning him to “pay up or rot in jail.” She further threatened that if he approached the police, she would defame him, his wife, and his sister. The situ...