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HM Amit Shah accuses Rahul Gandhi of defaming India at international summit
Digital Desk | Pune, Nov 15 (IANS) Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Sunday condemned the Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi for making anti-India statements at an international conference, accusing him of trying to malign the country's image out of frustration over repeated electoral defeats. Union Minister Shah was speaking at the hoomi pujan ceremony of the NHEC Multi-State Cooperative Society and the launch of Bharat Taxi in Pune. Referring to the 'Bharat Summit 2026' held in Hyderabad, the Union Home Minister said the Congress had invited Left-wing propagandists from across the world and that Rahul Gandhi had used the platform, despite its name, to express anti-India views and tarnish India's reputation before the global community. Rahul Gandhi is venting his frustration over continuous electoral defeats by making 'anti-India' statements at international conferences, he added. He asserted that winning elections requires working at the grassroots in villages rather than undertaking foreign tours and defaming the nation's development journey abroad. The Home Minister drew a sharp contrast between the previous UPA government and the present NDA government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. He recalled that the people had given the Congress ten years in power, during which scams worth Rs 12 lakh crore took place. In contrast, Union Minister Shah said, not even the slightest allegation of corruption had been levelled against PM Modi in the past 12 years. He listed several achievements of the Narendra Modi government, including progress in agriculture and industry, India's landing near the Moon's South Pole, the growth of the start-up ecosystem, revival of the Railways, expansion of airports from 76 to 150, creation of the world's largest Metro network, the National Education Policy and the establishment of the Ministry of Cooperation. Home Minister Shah warned Congress workers that if they continued to follow Rahul Gandhi in his efforts to defame India's development story on global platforms, the party would remain out of power for another 30 years. He asked whether any political party, in power or in Opposition, could use an international summit to malign India and its Prime Minister, saying this was the question the entire country was asking. He urged Rahul Gandhi to come down to the villages and connect with people at the grassroots, but remarked that the Congress leader was likely to embark on another foreign tour instead. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Minister of State for Cooperation and Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol, Rajya Sabha MP Sunetra Pawar, and other senior leaders were present on the occasion. Home Minister Shah appealed to the people to give a befitting reply to such attempts in the upcoming elections.
Air Marshal Tejinder Singh Highlights Strategic Importance of AI in Military Operations
Air Marshal Tejinder Singh emphasizes AIs role in future military capabilities during a seminar in Pune. Air Marshal Tejinder Singh Highlights Strategic Importance of AI in Military Operations
Mumbai's Santacruz records Maharashtra's highest temp at 34.7 degrees Celsius
Santacruz recorded the state's highest maximum temperature at 34.7 degrees Celsius, 0.8 degrees above normal. Pune's Shivajinagar station recorded the lowest minimum temperature at 12.1 degrees Celsius, 3.3 degrees below normal
Maharashtra Open State Badminton: Spruha stuns top seed; Mahimkar in line for double
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 15 (IANS) Unseeded Spruha Joshi of Mumbai Suburban scored an upset victory over top seed Yuvika Bajaj to advance into the Girls U-19 final of the Bombay gymkhana Maharashtra Open State Badminton Tournament 2026. Meanwhile, Harshit Mahimkar (Greater Mumbai) kept himself in line for double glory, reaching the men's final with an upset win over top seed Vinay Patil, before making the Under-19 Boys final. After losing 9-15 in the opener, Spruha showed greatcharacter, saving crucial points in the extended second game to prevail 20-18 before running away with the decider to win 15-9. Spruha will face Anvisha Ghorpade of Greater Mumbai in the final, who got the better of Pune's Sharvari Warwantkar 15-11, 15-10. Top seed Harshit Mahimkar beat Ishan Wankhede [4] 15-13, 15-10 to make the boys under-19 final and later caused a big upset in the men's singles beating top seed Vinay Patil 11-15, 16-14, 15-3 after saving the match in the second game. In Boys Doubles U17, top seeds Aditya Padwal and Aryan Nair (Thane) [1survived a scare against Chandranshu Gundle and Mayank Rajput, winning 15-13, 8-15, 17-15 in the closest match of the day. Results (Semi-Final): Girls U-17 Singles - Imaan Motorwala [3] beat Swarali Thorve [6] - 15-8, 13-15, 15-6; Anvisha Ghorpade [2] beat Rudra Gawde [5] - 15-4, 15-12. Boys U-17 - Akshat Raisurana beat Anmol Sharma [6] - 15-7, 15-11; Dhruv Pawar beat Aarussh Saple [5] - 9-15, 15-11, 15-12 Girls U-19 - Spruha Joshi beat Yuvika Bajaj [1] - 9-15, 20-18, 15-9; Anvisha Ghorpade beat Sharvari Warwantkar - 15-11, 15-10 Boys U-19 - Harshit Mahimkar [1] beat Ishan Wankhede [4] - 15-13, 15-10; Ruturaj Chipat [6] beat Om Warbhe [3] - 15-13, 15-8 Girls U-17 Doubles - Dhanvi Nair + Sanvi Mali [2] beat Anvi More + Iva Goel - 8-15, 15-11, 15-11; Imaan Motorwala + Rudra Gawde beat Anvisha Ghorpade + Mahi Churi - 15-17, 15-11, 15-8 Boys U-17 Doubles - Aditya Padwal + Aryan Nair [1] beat Chandranshu Gundle + Mayank Rajput - 15-13, 8-15, 17-15; Akshat Raisurana + Vikrant Negi beat Aarav Chettiar + Shivam Chaure [4] - 15-11, 15-8 Girls U-19 Doubles - Khushi Pahwa + Yuvika Bajaj [2] beat Devanshi Shinde + Vedika Kulkarni - 15-13, 15-6; Pranjal Dedhia + Saisha Naik [1] beat Imaan Motorwala + Rudra Gawde - 15-11, 9-15, 15-4 Boys U-19 Doubles - Nidhish More + Yash Dhembare [1] beat Akshat Raisurana + Harshit Mahimkar - 15-10, 15-9; Deon Gonsalves + Ruturaj Chipat beat Aryan Pednekar + Ethan Dsouza - 15-13, 15-11 Women's Singles - Shreya Rathod beat Pranali Wadar - 15-12, 13-15, 15-13; Vanshika Tulsani beat Harshita Patil [2] - 11-15, 15-12, 15-6 Men's Singles - Ved Bhoir [4] beat Nishnat Galande [2] - 15-3, 15-11; Harshit Mahimkar [3] beat Vinay Patil [1] - 11-15, 16-14, 15-3 Men's Doubles - Nidhish More + Vinay Patil [4] beat Krishna Bhattad + Ritvik Sheth [2] - 15-5, 15-9; Viplav Kuvale + Viraj Kuvale [1] beat Avinash S + Pratik Tiwari - 15-9, 15-10 Mixed Doubles - Soham Phatak + Siya Singh [1] beat Shivaan Mishra + Khushi Pahwa - 15-8, 15-10; Krishna Majethia + Aparna Bane beat Ruturaj Chipat + Prisha Shah - 15-12, 7-15, 15-10.
Ajit Pawar death probe: Rohit Pawar appeals to Amit Shah for CBI investigation
NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar has urged Amit Shah to announce a CBI probe into Ajit Pawar's death and name Pune Ring Road after him
Rohit Pawar Calls for Pune Ring Road to Be Named After Ajit Pawar Amid CBI Investigation Demands
Rohit Pawar urges the renaming of Pune Ring Road after Ajit Pawar and calls for a CBI investigation into his death during Amit Shahs visit. Rohit Pawar Calls for Pune Ring Road to Be Named After Ajit Pawar Amid CBI Investigation Demands
Travel looks up for type 1 diabetes club
Pune family's car collides with lorry in Belagavi; 3 killed, 3 injured
According to the police, the accident occurred when the family was travelling from Pune, Maharashtra, to the Savadatti Yellamma temple. Their car collided with an oncoming lorry travelling from Yaragatti towards Gokak. The impact was so severe that the car was reduced to a mangled heap of metal
Congress alleges detention of party workers during Amit Shah's Pune visit, warns of protests
Congress's Pune unit has accused the police of detaining party workers during Union Home Minister Amit Shah's visit. City unit chief Prashant Jagtap stated this treatment demonstrates an authoritarian approach toward opposition workers. He claimed that such detentions occur regularly whenever Shah visits Pune, even without planned protests. If this practice continues, Congress threatens to display black flags during visits from senior BJP leaders.
IndiGo Guwahati-bound flight returns safely to Pune after landing gear fails to retract
Pune's Iconic Vaishali, Roopali Shut After A Mistake No Restaurant Should Make
The action was taken under the 'Safe Food, Safe Maharashtra' campaign launched by FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe. The restaurant scored 58 out of 98 marks.
3 Dead, 3 Injured As Pune Familys Car Collides With Lorry in Belagavi
According to police, the tragic accident occurred when a car travelling from Pune, Maharashtra, en route to the revered Savadatti Yellamma temple collided violently with an oncoming lorry travelling from Yaragatti toward Gokak
IndiGo Flight Returns To Pune After Landing Gear Snag, All 192 On Board Safe
An IndiGo flight travelling from Pune to Guwahati returned to Pune airport shortly after take-off on Sunday following a technical issue involving its landing gear. All 192 people on board, including passengers and crew members, were reported safe, with no injuries. Flight 6E 0623, operating with aircraft registration VT-IZE, alerted Air Traffic Control (ATC) after []
Indigo Flight Returns Safely to Pune After Gear Malfunction
An Indigo flight returned safely to Pune on November 15 after a landing gear issue shortly after takeoff. No injuries were reported. Indigo Flight Returns Safely to Pune After Gear Malfunction
IndiGo flight returns to Pune after landing gear fails to retract
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IndiGo Flight Makes Emergency Landing At Pune Airport, Full Emergency Declared
An IndiGo flight from Pune to Guwahati, with 192 people on board, made an emergency landing at Pune Airport on Sunday morning after the pilot reported a problem with the aircraft's landing gear soon after take-off. Flight 6E 0623 (VT-IZE) touched
Guwahati-Bound IndiGo Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Pune Airport Over Landing Gear Glitch
A Guwahati-bound IndiGo flight carrying 192 passengers and crew members made a safe emergency landing at Pune Airport on Sunday morning after its landing gear failed to retract following takeoff. The pilot of flight 6E 0623 (VT-IZE) promptly alerted Air Traffic Control (ATC) upon detecting the technical snag. In response, the Indian Air Force (IAF) [] The post Guwahati-Bound IndiGo Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Pune Airport Over Landing Gear Glitch appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Guwahati-bound IndiGo flight returns to Pune due to technical issue; all 192 persons onboard safe
IndiGo flight 6E 0623 (VT-IZE) reported a technical issue soon after taking off from Pune airport
Indigo Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Pune Airport Due to Technical Glitch
An Indigo flight safely landed at Pune Airport after a technical issue with its landing gear. All 192 passengers are unharmed. Indigo Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Pune Airport Due to Technical Glitch
Guwahati-Bound IndiGo Flight Returns To Pune As Landing Gear Fails To Retract
An emergency was declared at the Pune airportr and fire brigades, ambulances and emergency response teams were put on high alert.
Pune-Guwahati IndiGo flight makes emergency landing after technical glitch
According to a statement issued by the airport authorities, the pilot informed Air Traffic Control (ATC) that the aircraft's landing gear, or undercarriage, had failed to retract and remained in the extended position
Guwahati-bound IndiGo flight returns to Pune due to technical issue
An IndiGo flight from Pune to Guwahati with 192 persons on board returned to Pune airport on Sunday after its landing gear failed to retract shortly after take-off, airport officials said. IndiGo flight 6E 0623 (VT-IZE) reported a technical issue soon after taking off from Pune airport. The pilot informed the Air Traffic Control (ATC) that the aircraft's landing gear (undercarriage) failed to retract and remained in the extended position, the Pune airport authorities said in a statement. Following the information, Pune airport authorities immediately coordinated with the ATC, IndiGo and other agencies concerned. The Indian Air Force (IAF), which manages the airport, declared a full emergency, following which all prescribed emergency response procedures were activated, they said. Fire services, ambulance services and other emergency response teams were placed on high alert to deal with any eventuality and ensure the safety of passengers and crew, the statement said. As part of th
IndiGo Flight Returns To Pune After Landing Gear Malfunction
Aircraft carrying 192 persons makes safe landing after pilot reports technical issue; no injuries reported
IndiGo flight returns to Pune after take-off as landing gear fails to retract
IndiGo flight with 192 on board makes emergency landing at Pune airport after gear malfunction
An IndiGo flight from Pune to Guwahati made an emergency landing at Pune Airport after developing a technical snag shortly after take-off on Sunday morning. The aircraft's landing gear (undercarriage) failed to retract and remained extended, prompting the pilot to alert Air Traffic Control (ATC).
Pune Hosts Run for Unity Marathon Promoting a Drug-Free India
The Pune Run for Unity marathon attracted 40,000 participants, promoting national unity and a drug-free India message. Pune Hosts Run for Unity Marathon Promoting a Drug-Free India
Lipstick, Lashes and Liberation: How the art of Drag is breaking gender binaries
Fynbos expected to win feature event on the final day of Pune season
The Pesi Shroff-trained Indian Derby winner Fynbos, who let down a large following twice on this track, is expected to make amends, and win the feature event on the final day of the season
Toxic Air Toll: Pollution-Linked Health Insurance Claims Jump 4.3x In Three Years, Delhi Tops List
Delhi topped the list with 8,093 pollution-linked cases, ahead of Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. Heart disease led at 43.5%, followed by other respiratory illness.
From Kashmir to Pune, young warriors chase Taekwondo gold
Srinagar, Nov 14: From five-year-old beginners to young athletes with years of training behind them, a contingent of Jammu and Kashmir Taekwondo players has embarked on a journey to Pune with one common dreambringing home gold medals. The contingent was flagged off from the historic Balidaan Stambh at Lal Chowk on Saturday to participate in the International World Ranking G1 Taekwondo Championship 2026 in Pune. The ceremony witnessed participation of senior police and administrative officials, including DIG Traffic Kashmir Haseeb-ur-Rehman and SSP Traffic Srinagar Bisma Qazi. Sports enthusiasts, supporters and well-wishers also gathered to encourage the young athletes before their departure. Speaking to Rising Kashmir, DIG Traffic said that it was indeed a proud moment that a young team including five-year-old talented kids are leaving for Pune to take part in the International Taekwondo Championship. We are hopeful these children will bring laurels for J&K and the country, he said. Coach Mansha Bashir expressed confidence in the team's preparations, saying the athletes had undergone rigorous training and were determined to make J&K proud. We are hopeful that Kashmir will bring gold this time. The players have worked extremely hard and undergone rigorous training for this championship. They are well-prepared and highly motivated to give their best, she said. Highlighting the age diversity of the contingent, Mansha said some of the participants were as young as five, seven, eight and 12 years, reflecting the growing interest in Taekwondo among children in Kashmir. It is encouraging to see such young children taking up the sport with dedication. Despite their young age, they have shown tremendous discipline, enthusiasm and commitment during training. We want them to compete fearlessly, gain international exposure and make the country and Jammu and Kashmir proud, she said. The coach said the championship would provide the young players with an important platform to test their skills, gain experience and compete against athletes from different backgrounds. The dignitaries present at the flag-off ceremony appreciated the players for their discipline and dedication, urging them to uphold the spirit of sportsmanship and bring laurels to the Union Territory. The team's travel has been sponsored by Applied Information, Inc., through its Glance Smart City Supervisory System, a cloud-based platform designed to manage and monitor intelligent transportation systems and traffic operations. The support reflects the importance of corporate partnerships in promoting sporting talent and helping young athletes access competitive platforms. For the youngest members of the contingent, the Pune championship represents an important milestone in their sporting journey. For their coach and supporters, the expectations are even higher. As the team heads to Pune, Kashmir will be hoping that the hard work, discipline and determination of its young Taekwondo warriors translate into a golden performance.
Pune: FDA suspends licences of Hotel Vaishali, Roopali over hygiene lapses
In another serious lapse, raw chopped vegetables were found stored directly above ready-to-eat food items, creating a risk of cross-contamination.
Janhvi, Tiger wrap up Pune schedule of Lag Jaa Gale
Janhvi Kapoor and Tiger Shroff have wrapped up the Pune schedule of their upcoming film Lag Jaa Gale, with the update being shared by the films hair and makeup artist Sourav Roy on social media. The development also marks Tigers return to work on the project following the firing incident involving his car. Sourav took []
PMC may follow Mumbai in curbing aerial fireworks
FDA suspends licences of Vaishali & Roopali restaurants over food safety violations
Can Resume Operations Only After A Fresh Inspection Confirms Compliances Have Been Met
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Diwali holiday rush triggers massive traffic jams on Mumbai-Pune Expressway
The extended Diwali holiday rush triggered heavy traffic on highways leading out of Mumbai on Saturday. The Mumbai-Pune Expressway saw vehicle queues stretching up to 6 kilometres, while motorists also faced slow movement on the Mumbai-Goa Highway near Mangaon
Railway Block in Maharashtra: 7 Trains Diverted, 2 Rescheduled Due to Yeola Yard Work
November 14, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): Train services on the DaundManmad section of Central Railways Pune Division will be affected due to the second phase of remodelling work at Railway Block in Maharashtra: 7 Trains Diverted, 2 Rescheduled Due to Yeola Yard Work
State Election Commissioner stresses free, fair and peaceful Gram Panchayat polls
TThree-phase elections planned, sensitive polling stations to get additional security, says Anil Chandra Punetha
Tukaram Mundhe Strikes: 5 Reasons Why FDA Suspended Licences Of Pune's Vaishali, Roopali Restaurants
Vaishali received only 58 marks out of 98 in the non-compliance criteria with the FDA flagging various major deficiencies.
From banned gutkha to unsafe supplements: FDA seizes products worth Rs 1.9 cr
The action included the seizure of health supplements worth Rs 1.38 crore after officials detected the use of ingredients rejected by the FSSAI, the suspension of licences of two Pune restaurants over hygiene violations and the seizure of 21,004 litres of suspected edible oil worth Rs 45.95 lakh in Kolhapur
Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai: The Cities Right Behind Delhi In Pollution-Linked Health Insurance Claims
Pollution-linked health insurance claims have jumped 4.3 times in three years, and heart conditions, not lung illnesses, make up the biggest share, data from Policybazaar shows.
Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai: The Cities Right Behind Delhi In Pollution-Linked Health Claims
Pollution-linked health insurance claims have jumped 4.3 times in three years, and heart conditions, not lung illnesses, make up the biggest share, data from Policybazaar shows.
Pune cyclist reaches Jamshedpur during pilgrimage to Jyotirlingas, Char Dham
Lag Jaa Gale: Tiger wraps Pune schedule; Janhvi co-stars
Maha govt's proposal to bring private universities under FRA sparks debate
Maharashtra's proposal to bring self-financed private universities and autonomous colleges under Fee Regulatory Authority (FRA) has triggered a debate, with ministers and political leaders expressing divergent views. The FRA regulates fees charged by private unaided professional educational institutions, including those offering medical, engineering, pharmacy and management courses. The proposal was shared by Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil, who told a regional news channel that the government was examining the fee structures, financial balances, land allotments and other details of self-financed universities. These institutions would be required to submit affidavits disclosing information about their functioning, he said. Patil questioned whether such universities were currently covered under FRA and how they had acquired land for their campuses, citing examples of educational institutions in Kolhapur and Pune. The minister also referred to allegations ..
Pune FDA Suspends Food Licenses Of Iconic FC Road Eateries Vaishali And Rupali
The FDA said the cramped kitchen had a freezer for raw material beside the women's washroom and the griddle for dosa and uttapam next to the men's washroom.
Priyanka Chopra's mother, Madhu Chopra, and brother, Siddharth Chopra, have agreed to sell their 3,754 sq ft Pune bungalow to Suroj Buildcon for Rs 6.5 crore. The October 2026 deal adds to the family's property transactions. Priyanka has previously sold two Mumbai penthouses, commercial office space and two residential flats.
Haryana rights panel seeks time-bound safety audit of all schools after Panchkula girl assault case
Digital Desk | Chandigarh, Nov 14 (IANS) Taking serious cognisance of the alleged assault on a six-year-old girl by a schoolmate at Government Model Sanskriti Senior Secondary School in Sector 20, Panchkula, the Haryana Human Rights Commission has called for a comprehensive review of child-safety arrangements in schools across the state. The Commission has urged the State Government to consider conducting a time-bound safety audit of all schools in Haryana and prepare a concrete action plan to prevent the recurrence of such incidents. Following the incident, Commission Chairperson Justice Lalit Batra, accompanied by Assistant Registrar Puneet Arora, visited the school on October 31 to inspect the existing safety arrangements and mechanisms for supervising children. During the visit, various aspects of school safety and student supervision were examined. After the inspection, Justice Lalit Batra told the media that the Commission would conduct a detailed examination of the circumstances surrounding the incident, including possible shortcomings in the school's safety and monitoring arrangements, and recommend necessary improvements. In an order dated November 13, 2026, passed in Suo Motu Case No. 3555/7/14/2026, the Commission observed that ensuring the safety of every child within school premises is a fundamental responsibility of the concerned educational institution and the administration. It noted that the alleged assault on the six-year-old girl was not merely a case of negligence at an individual school but also raised several serious concerns regarding the supervision of children, availability of teachers, classroom arrangements, monitoring of CCTV cameras and emergency response mechanisms. The incident occurred on October 28, following which the girl sustained multiple serious injuries. After being referred from Civil Hospital, Sector-6, Panchkula, she was shifted to PGIMER, Chandigarh, for further treatment. On November 1, her condition had stabilised, and she was out of danger. The Full Commission, comprising Chairperson Justice Lalit Batra, Member Kuldip Jain and Member Deep Bhatia, has stressed the need to examine the number of teachers and staff members deployed to supervise students when the incident occurred. It has also sought clarity on whether children belonging to different age groups and classes were being taught together, how CCTV cameras were being monitored and why timely assistance could not be extended to the injured child. The Commission observed that taking action against individual employees alone would not be sufficient to address the matter. It emphasised that identifying the systemic shortcomings and administrative deficiencies that may have contributed to the incident was equally important to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Referring to the Haryana School Safety Regulations, 2017, and the Ministry of Education's Guidelines on School Safety and Security, 2021, the Commission underlined the importance of establishing effective School Safety Committees, maintaining child protection documents, supervising students' movement, ensuring emergency communication arrangements and preparing comprehensive crisis management plans. It also highlighted the need for adequate supervision of children's activities inside classrooms and throughout school premises, along with proper CCTV coverage at sensitive locations and regular monitoring of camera feeds to ensure that any untoward incident is detected and addressed promptly. The Commission further clarified that compliance with the prescribed pupil-teacher ratio (PTR) of 30:1 under the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, should not be interpreted to mean that a teacher can leave 30 children without supervision. Similarly, the prescribed ratio does not automatically permit schools to combine another group of 30 students belonging to different classes in a single classroom. It stressed that schools must ensure adequate staff availability and appropriate classroom arrangements according to the age and educational requirements of students. The Commission has made it clear that the purpose of these recommendations is not restricted to strengthening surveillance and monitoring within school premises, but to establish a secure and supportive educational environment that facilitates the emotional, social and psychological development of children. Among the key recommendations, the Commission has stressed the need to organise regular awareness programmes for parents focusing on positive parenting, children's emotional development, non-violent disciplinary practices and the importance of understanding behavioural changes in children. On CCTV surveillance, the Commission has called for strict enforcement of the provisions contained in the Haryana School Safety Regulations, 2017. It has recommended installing adequate cameras at crucial locations, including corridors, staircases and classroom entrances, to ensure effective monitoring of school premises. The Commission observed that simply installing CCTV cameras would not serve the intended purpose unless their functioning was regularly checked and monitored. It has also recommended the implementation of a uniform and comprehensive Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) across all schools. The SOP should clearly define arrangements for classroom supervision, movement of students, deployment and duty allocation of teachers, prevention and reporting of bullying, emergency medical assistance, communication with parents, preservation of CCTV footage and reporting of serious incidents. Considering the seriousness of the matter, the Haryana Human Rights Commission has also sought detailed reports from five senior authorities, namely the Principal Secretary of the School Education Department, Haryana; Commissioner of Police, Panchkula; Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula; Director, PGIMER, Chandigarh; and Director General of Health Services, Haryana, along with the Civil Surgeon, Panchkula. The Commission has also made it clear that the identity and personal particulars of both children involved in the matter must remain strictly confidential in all reports, official records and subsequent proceedings, in accordance with applicable child protection and juvenile justice laws. The Commission has scheduled the next hearing in the matter for January 28, 2027.
Weeks left for CAT 2026; preparation tips to follow to score cent percentile
The Common Admission Test (CAT) 2026 is scheduled to be held on Sunday, November 29. Just weeks left for the management entrance, the candidates might be at their last leg of preparations. For the CAT aspirants , here are preparation strategies by an expert they can follow to secure a cent percentile. Deependra Sharma, Professor and Dean School of Business, MIT World Peace University, Pune shared some preparation tips for B-school entrance aspirants, check and follow -
Pune leads automotive industrial leasing with 28% share
Spy Camera Glasses Trigger Security Alert At Srikalahasti Temple
The devotee was identified as Ankesh Agarwal, a resident of Pune. He had entered the temple wearing spectacles fitted with a hidden camera.
Patna-bound flyers Chhath plan comes crashing down as SpiceJet cancels flight
Alert worker foils robbery bid in Nighoje; one held
71-year-old held for stealing gold jewellery worth Rs5.25 lakh in Pune
Man on scooter snatches gold chain worth Rs3 lakh from college student in Pune
Free flats in Pimpri SRA project for kin of eight Moshi landfill victims
PCMC to take up recurring water pipeline damage with Maha Metro
Maharashtra notifies new lift safety rules; monthly checks, annual audits now mandatory
Trio armed with sharp weapons attack auto driver in Alandi
Two men face case after abusing, pushing on-duty constable in Kharadi
Eatery at Pune airport temporarily shut after video shows cockroach crawling around food
Indo-French artist uses silk sarees to trace Women of Urban India at an exhibition in the city
Pune Book Festival to begin on Dec 12; could surpass Delhi fair in 1-2 years, says Vishwas Patil
Bed Ke Neeche Rehne Wali brings childhood imaginary friends to the stage
Nov 20 deadline for road digging before Grand Tour
PMC has set November 20 as the deadline for utility agencies to complete road excavation along the Pune Grand Tour cycling route. Any digging after the deadline will attract penalties of at least four times the prevailing rates.
