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The four BBA students went to Lonavala -- about a 90-minute drive -- last night and were returning to campus this morning when the accident occurred. Pune: A Lonavala trip turned tragic for four students of Pune's Symbiosis International University when two of them died and two others were injured in a road crash on the Mumbai-Bengaluru highway early this morning. The students were returning from Lonavala this morning in a Maruti Swift car. Around 5.45 am, the car rammed into a stationary container truck near Eidgah Maidan in Pune. Divya Raj Singh Rathod (20) and Siddhant Anand Shekhar (20) died on the spot, and two others -- Harsh Mishra (21) and Nihar Tamboli (20) suffered minor injuries, police have said. The injured have been admitted to a private hospital. The four BBA students went to Lonavala -- about a 90-minute drive -- last night and were returning to campus this morning when the accident occurred. Police have taken the truck driver, Manish Kumar Suraj Manipal (39), into ...

Now the biggest concern is about the condition of Tapkeshwar temple. The Tamsa river has taken a terrible form and the temple complex and caves have been submerged in water. Cloudburst has caused massive destruction in Dehradun district. More than one and a half dozen shops were washed away after deadly torrential rains in  Karligarh village . Apart from this, three to four resorts and hotels were also badly affected. Two people are missing  in this natural disaster , while  the NDRF  and local administration engaged in relief work have shifted more than a hundred people to safer places. The Bailey Bridge  , which was built over the Badal river, is now completely washed away, and three other bridges have also collapsed. The picture tells the story of devastation, which is an alarm bell in the area. While on one hand relief work is going on, on the other hand the question arises whether the structures in these areas were built properly? Dehradun  c...

DRDO Kaveri derivative engine 80 kN: DRDO's laboratory Gas Turbine Research Establishment has achieved an important milestone in the development of indigenous jet engines. GTRE has publicly unveiled a new version of the 'Kaveri derivative engine' i.e. KDE, which incorporates afterburner technology for the first time. DRDO Kaveri derivative engine 80 kN:  Taking a major step towards making India self-reliant in the defense sector, the Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) has achieved a major breakthrough in its ambitious Kaveri engine project. This premier laboratory of DRDO has introduced the modern version of 'Kaveri Derivative Engine' (KDE) to the world, in which afterburner technology has been added. This afterburner-equipped engine will not only overcome the shortcomings of the old Kaveri engine, but it will also help India reduce its dependence on foreign suppliers. Engine Highlights A non-afterburner variant of the original GTRE GTX-35VS Kaveri turbofan, ...

This disease only affects pigs, it poses no threat to humans, so people do not need to panic. After the flood in the Ravi river in Amritsar, although the water is gradually receding, many diseases have started spreading due to the death of hundreds of animals. The administration and health department teams are continuously checking people and monitoring every area. Apart from this, there is also a threat from pigs in the area. Recon swine fever is spreading among pigs. In such a situation, there is a complete ban on bringing pigs or their meat to the flood-affected areas. Veterinary doctor Dr. Ravinder Singh Kang said that this disease affects only pigs, it does not pose any threat to humans, so people do not need to panic. This virus has spread in Dhariwal Kaler village of Ajnala area of the district. Dr. Kang said that this virus is incurable and once it spreads in the farm, it can spread rapidly throughout the area. This makes it necessary to kill and bury the affected pigs and sani...

Fatima Farooq, who has been an Ex-Block Development Council member, was speaking about the tense situation in Jammu-Kashmir's Doda district. She repeatedly insisted she cannot remain silent and has to speak up in the face of what she called blatant injustice. An intense confrontation recently unfolded between a Political activist, Fatima Farooq, and her husband. Fatima was speaking about AAP MLA Mehraj Malik’s detention on Facebook Live when her husband suddenly walked in and started hurling abuses at her. He even physically stopped her from talking during the live-streaming, but she did not back down. Fatima Farooq, who has been an Ex-Block Development Council member, was speaking about the tense situation in Jammu-Kashmir’s Doda district. She repeatedly insisted she cannot remain silent and have to speak up in the face of what she called blatant injustice. https://x.com/mirkhalid0786/status/1965132541503176836?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E19651325415031768...

Referring to the Constitution -- which empowers the President to seek the Supreme Court's advice on questions of law of public importance -- Chief Justice BR Gavai observed, "We are proud of our Constitution." New Delhi:  The Supreme Court, while hearing a presidential reference on its April 12 order regarding governors’ assent to state bills, on Wednesday drew parallels with violent protests in Nepal this week and last year’s turmoil in Bangladesh, stressing the importance of constitutional stability and rule of law in India. Referring to the Constitution — which empowers the President to seek the Supreme Court’s advice on questions of law of public importance — Chief Justice BR Gavai observed, “We are proud of our Constitution.” Instability in Nepal and Bangladesh “See what is happening in our neighbouring states. Nepal, we saw,” he said, pointing to the anti-corruption agitation that erupted on Monday, leaving over 20 people dead. Justice Vikram Nath added, “Yes, Bangl...

  Rajlaxmi Khanal Death.  The situation is constantly worsening amid the ongoing political and social turmoil in Nepal. In the latest development, former Prime Minister Jhalnath Khanal's house was targeted by protesters and arson was committed there. His wife Rajlaxmi Khanal died in this incident. According to sources, protesters attacked Khanal's house and beat Rajlakshmi badly during the violence. She died due to serious injuries. This incident is being considered a very painful blow to Nepal's politics and society. According to the local administration, the violent protesters not only set the house on fire but also vandalised the surrounding areas. A large part of the house was burnt to ashes due to the arson. Jhalnath Khanal was not present at home at the time of the incident, but his wife Rajlakshmi was there. Anti-government protests have taken a horrific turn in recent days in the capital Kathmandu and surrounding districts. There are frequent clashes between protest...