Four killed in helicopter crash at Turkish hospital
The helicopter was taking off from the Mugla Training and Research Hospital, carrying two pilots, a doctor and another medical worker, the Health Ministry said in a statement
Israeli strikes kill 17 Palestinians in Gaza, hospital in northern Gaza ordered to evacuate
In Gaza City, eight people, including children, were killed in the Musa Bin Nusayr School that sheltered displaced families; four others were killed when an airstrike hit a car; at least five others were killed in two separate airstrikes in Rafah and Khan Younis
Indian professor Partha Pande leads in the US. He directs engineering at Washington State University. Pande champions the CHIPS Act. The act aims to boost US chip production. He stresses the need for industry and university partnerships. Pande highlights the strong presence of Indians in AI. He recruits students from IITs for his research.
Earthquake of magnitude 5.48 strikes South Africa
The quake was at a depth of 10 km (6 miles), GFZ said
Trump taps Apprentice producer, Mark Burnett, as special envoy to the United Kingdom
Burnett, who was born in London, helped produce hits like Survivor and The Voice, but is perhaps best known for teaming up with Trump for The Apprentice
U.S. military conducts precision airstrikes against Houthi targets in Sanaa
The U.S military also said it struck multiple Houthi one-way attack uncrewed aerial vehicles, or drones, and an anti-ship cruise missile over the Red Sea
Ukraine drone hits Russian high-rise 1,000 km from frontline
Videos on Russian social media networks showed drones hitting high rise buildings and setting off fireballs
Frances anti-terrorism court convicts eight people of involvement in the 2020 beheading of a teacher
Frances anti-terrorism court has convicted eight people of involvement in the beheading of teacher Samuel Paty in 2020
At least 20 killed in Mali attacks blamed on jihadists: sources
Mali since 2012 has faced attacks from groups linked to Al-Qaeda and Islamic State, as well as by separatist movements and criminal gangs
Passenger bus crash with truck on Brazil highway kills 22
The local fire department, which responded to the scene, said 13 others were taken to hospitals near the city of Teofilo Otoni
Pakistan's Military courts sentence 25 civilians for May 9 riots
The military said that the convicts were awarded prison terms ranging from two to 10 years for attacking the military facilities
Rival protests over South Korea's impeached President Yoon held in Seoul
Updates on pro and anti-Yoon protests in Seoul after impeachment, with no changes to the story text
Senate passes Social Security benefits boost for many public service retirees
Senate passes bipartisan bill to boost Social Security payments, eliminating reductions for public service retirees, despite financial strain concerns
Indian-origin man jailed in Singapore for violence and gambling
In Singapore, a 28-year-old Indian-origin man, Visnu Suriamurthi, received a six-week jail sentence and a SGD 2,000 fine for assaulting a rival gang member and illegal gambling. This incident is connected to a fatal brawl outside Concorde hotel. Over ten men have been charged in connection with the brawl. Visnus sentencing took into account his history of violent offences.
Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 strikes Nepal
The earthquake was recorded at a depth of 10 kilometres at Latitude 29.17 N and Longitude 81.59 E.
In January, Sri Lanka enforced a year-long moratorium on foreign marine scientific research survey vessels operating in its waters and the Exclusive Economic Zone
Car drives into group of people at Christmas market in Germany
There was no immediate information on whether people were killed or injured.
Ukrainian strike with U.S.-supplied missiles kills 6 in Kursk, says Russian official
The attack came hours after Ukrainian authorities said a Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv killed at least one person and wounded 13.
NRIs champion revival of Kannada language and culture overseas
Bhuvaneswari Criticises Past YSRC Regime for Self-Enrichment
Tirupati: Nara Bhuvaneswari, spouse of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, criticised the previous YSRC government for prioritising personal gains over public welfare and fostering chaos instead of ensuring development. Interacting with women in Vanaguttapalli village while visiting the Kuppam constituency on Friday, she emphasised that her husbands vision is to create a poverty-free society, where women and families thrive. Bhuvaneswari highlighted the impact of DWCRA self-help groups (SHGs) introduced during Naidus previous tenure, which empowered women to handle significant financial transactions without dependence on male family members. A happy woman ensures a happy family, she remarked. The Chief Ministers spouse announced key developmental initiatives for Kuppam, including Rs 45 crore for municipal projects in the first phase, Rs 110 crore for constructing drainage systems in villages, and Rs1.4 crore for repairing the area hospitals. She expressed confidence that the Handri-Neeva project, slated for completion by July next year, would resolve the regions water scarcity issues. There are plans to build 15,323 new houses and provide free solar panels for households, she told the assembled women. Bhuvaneswari also interacted with students in the Kuppam constituency during her visit.
NRI among two dead as car crashes into tractor-trolley in Punjab
France faces challenges in Africa as Chad and Senegal end defence cooperation
Its been a tumultuous month for France and its relationship with former colonies in Africa, as its influence on the continent faces the biggest challenge in decades
More student loans canceled in Bidens final round of forgiveness before leaving office
Biden administration cancels federal student loans for 55,000 workers through Public Service Loan Forgiveness, totaling $180 billion relief
Pupil killed, six others wounded in knife attack at Croatia school
Authorities say a 7-year-old girl has died and a teacher and five other students were wounded in a knife attack at a school in the Croatian capital, Zagreb, authorities said Friday
Top 5 mistakes NRIs must avoid while investing in India
NRIs investing in India should avoid common mistakes like delaying KYC updates, overlooking foreign TIN requirements, focusing solely on tax-free products, falling for unregulated investment schemes, and neglecting estate planning. By addressing these issues, NRIs can optimize their investments and protect their wealth.
BBL: Warner Fires Back At Henriques Jibe Ahead Of All-Sydney Showdown
Sydney Big Bash League: David Warner, the Sydney Thunders captain responded to a cheeky comment from Sydney Sixers skipper Moises Henriques ahead of their much-anticipated clash on Saturday. The all-Sydney Big Bash League (BBL) derby at Sydney Showground promises to be a heated affair, with the rivalry between the two sides reignited by Henriques playful pre-match remarks. Henriques, the long-serving captain of the Sixers, stoked the flames during a press conference on Wednesday when asked about facing the Thunder. That's just an easy two points for us normally, so I haven't paid that one too much attention, Henriques quipped, before adding: We'll see how we go, but it means a lot for us and a lot of our guys obviously train together for the majority of the year. It gives us a whole heap of bragging rights every single time we get a win. I do think they are a good squad and I expect them to challenge the finals. Being good in those games is going to be a huge part of whether we have success. Henriques confident tone reflected the Sixers historical dominance in the Sydney derby. The Sixers have consistently been the stronger of the two sides, boasting three BBL titles compared to the Thunders solitary championship in 2015-16. Warner, never one to shy away from a challenge, didnt take the comment lightly. The former Test opener, who now leads the Thunder after having his leadership ban overturned, fired back with equal intent. Oh, they've already got two points? If that's the way they want to play, Warner said. If they want to bring cockiness to it, they've got to back it up. It's a great opportunity for us and our fans to come out and see a great game. It's always a good contest and we know they've had the upper edge a lot of the time. They are a well-balanced team, they have managed to keep all their players. On their home turf they are always a challenge it's upon us to do that here. The Thunders lineup may see some changes as young gun Sam Konstas was called up to the Test squad for the Boxing Day Test. Konstas, who partnered Warner at the top of the order in their opening game, will likely be replaced by Cameron Bancroft. They are a well-balanced team, they have managed to keep all their players. On their home turf they are always a challenge it's upon us to do that here. Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Punjab: NRI among the two dead as car collides with tractor-trolley; one injured
Singh had recently obtained permanent residency in Australia and was returning back with his mother to their home in Model Town Extension in Ludhiana`s Durgi road when the accident occurred
Australia-Based NRI Among Two Dead As Car Collides With Tractor-Trolley In Punjab
The incident occurred on Wednesday night, resulting in the death of NRI Dilpreet Singh (28) and the taxi driver, Yugraj Masih (38), police said.
NRIs land compensation of 86.12 lakh claimed by fraudsters in Navsari - Gujarat Samachar
NRIs land compensation of 86.12 lakh claimed by fraudsters in Navsari Gujarat Samachar
US campuses urge international students to return before President-elect Donald Trump inauguration
Some U.S. colleges and universities are advising international students to return to campus before President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated
Chinese President Xi Jinping urges bigger international role for gambling hub Macau
New leader Sam Hou Fai to push for economic diversification
Prosecutor Fani Willis removed from Georgia election case against Trump and others
Its related to a romantic relationship Ms. Willis had with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, whom she had hired to lead the case
U.N. General Assembly asks court to say what Israel needs to provide in Gaza
The vote on the Norwegian-sponsored resolution seeking an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice was 137-12, with 22 abstentions. The United States, Israel's closest ally, voted against the resolution
Heinrich Klaasen slams his 2nd consecutive ODI fifty versus Pakistan: Stats
Heinrich Klaasen missed out on a century after getting dismissed scoring a 97-run knock in the 2nd ODI versus Pakistan in Cape Town.
Pakistan developing missiles that eventually could hit U.S., top U.S. official says
Deputy National Security Advisor Jon Finer said Islamabad's conduct raised eal questions about the aims of its ballistic missile program.
Uzbek man charged with killing Russian general in bombing claimed by Ukraine
Kurbonov was charged with the killings, carrying out a terrorist act and illegally manufacturing explosives
The suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcares CEO is returning to New York by helicopter to face new federal charges of murder and stalking, escalating the case after his earlier indictment on state charges
Corruption may hamper China military modernization: Pentagon
At least 15 high-ranking military officers and defense industry executives were removed from their posts between July and December 2023, according to the report
U.S.-India Relationship very strong despite Pannun, Adani indictments: U.S. officials
An official said the bilateral relationship had become increasingly complex, diverse and deep and that it was inevitable there would be challenges on some occasions
U.K. could train soldiers in Ukraine : U.K. Defence Secretary
Remarks come as European nations seek to bolster Kyiv before any negotiations with Moscow
Putin denies Russian defeat in Syria, says he plans to meet Assad
Putin said most people in Syria with whom Russia had been in contact about the future of its two main military bases in Syria were supportive of them staying, but that talks were ongoing
Sri Lanka lifts vehicles import ban for first time in four years
By the gazette issued December 18, 2024, the importation of public transport vehicles have been allowed for the first time since early 2020
52 killed in two bus accidents in central Afghanistan
65 people were injured, Taliban spokesperson said
NRI Talk: GIFT City AIFs - A game-changer for NRIs investing in Indian markets, says Atul Singh
GIFT City AIF is an efficient way for international investors to access the Indian markets. It takes away the need to open an account in India as investors can invest directly in US dollars in a GIFT fund, that in turn invests into the Indian markets.
Over 78% of top paid H1B applicants were from India
Many of them were sponsored by relatively smaller U.S. companies
U.S. imposes more sanctions over Pakistan's missile program
The sanctions freeze any U.S. property belonging to the targeted entities and bars Americans from doing business with them.
Arms control is thing of the past, Russia's top general says
Russia and the United States, by far the biggest nuclear powers, have both expressed regret about the disintegration of the tangle of arms control treaties which sought to slow the arms race and reduce the risk of nuclear war
US tweaks visa appointment rules to cut long wait times in India
Starting January 1, 2025, US nonimmigrant visa applicants can reschedule their interview once without charge. A second rescheduling or missed appointment requires a new booking and fee repayment. This change aims to improve appointment availability and reduce wait times, currently exceeding 400 days in major Indian cities.
Daily Quiz | On events and birthdays that happened today throughout history
Many events, including birthdays of certain celebrities, happened on this day. Here is a quiz on some of them.
Cyclone Chido death toll in Mozambique rises to 45
Nearly 500 people were reported injured by the cyclone, which brought winds of around 260 kilometres (160 miles) an hour and heavy rainfall of around 250 millimetres (10 inches) in 24 hours
Iran Rapidly Approaching Nuclear Bomb, Warns IAEA, Says JCPOA Not Relevant As Tehran Enriches'
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi stated on Dec. 16 that the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) is no longer viable, citing Iran's uranium enrichment to 60%. Grossi emphasized the need for new negotiations involving global powers to address Irans nuclear progress. Western nations condemned Irans actions, accusing Tehran of escalating its nuclear program. The UN Security Council stressed the urgency of diplomatic solutions. Meanwhile, Iran maintains its right to peaceful nuclear energy and accuses the US and Europe of failing to honor the deal. n18oc_crux
Man convicted of quadruple homicide is put to death in Indianas 1st execution in 15 years
Indiana has carried out its first execution in 15 years by putting to death a man convicted of killing four people decades ago, including his brother and his sisters fianc
H-1B modernisation rule: Flexibility in defining eligible occupations but stricter site-visit norms
The Biden administration has finalized new rules modernizing the H-1B visa program, just days before Trump's second inauguration. These changes aim to clarify specialty occupation criteria, offer flexibility to employers and beneficiaries, and enhance program integrity. Key revisions include relaxed degree requirements, deference to prior adjudications, and formalized site visits.
Japanese space startup Kairos aborts 2nd satellite launch minutes after liftoff
Kairos No. 2 rocket was carrying five small satellites, including one from the Taiwanese space agency and several from Japanese startups
Pak seminaries would remain independent of official influence: Clerics
Pakistani clerics resist government control over seminaries, sparking controversy over Societies Registration (Amendment) Bill and autonomy of religious education
India charges lot of tariff: Donald Trump threatens to impose reciprocal tax
The U.S. is the largest trading partner of India in 2023-24 and Indias exports stood at $77.51 billion, while imports aggregated at $42.2 billion in the last fiscal
Asset Allocation is an important part of any portfolio construction decision. While diversification across various asset classes like Equity, Fixed Income, Gold etc is well understood, Geographical diversification is yet to pick up in a meaningful manner.
Tory peer faces suspension for 'Lord Poppadom' jibe
12-year-old girl in UK booked for killing 80-year-old Indian-origin man
11 Indians die from carbon monoxide poisoning in Georgia's mountain resort
Tragedy struck a Georgian mountain resort. Eleven Indian restaurant workers were found dead. Authorities suspect carbon monoxide from a power generator. The generator was indoors, near sleeping quarters. A power outage likely triggered its use. The Indian mission is assisting. Georgian authorities are investigating.
Ghazal night Mehfil-E-Saaz Aur Awaaz a grand success in New Zealand
The Urdu Hindi Cultural Association of New Zealand (UHCANZ) successfully hosted a spectacular Ghazal Night Mehfil-E-Saaz Aur Awaaz on Friday, December 14, 2024, at the Fickling Convention Centre, Three Kings, Auckland. The event was a resounding success, drawing a full house and graced by community leaders, political dignitaries, media personalities, and members of the entertainment Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Andhra Pradesh woman dies, 2 friends injured in US car crash
A 26-year-old Indian student, Nagasri Vandana Parimala, pursuing a master's in data science in Memphis, Tennessee, died in a car accident on Friday. Two of her friends traveling with her were seriously injured. Vandana had moved to the US in December 2022 and also worked at the University of Memphis.
No Woman Shall Be Arrested After Sunset & Before Sunrise
Section 46 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 provides for the mode of arrest. Arrest consists of actual seizure or touching of a person's body with a view to his detention. The pronouncing of t...
NRIs charity boxes transform philanthropy in Eluru district
RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM: In Eluru district, vibrant charity boxes introduced by a 54-year-old NRI Srinivas Chakravarti Seethala, have become a symbol of hope. His vision to inspire a culture of organised charity has created a wave of generosity among the communities across Andhra Pradesh. Seethala, who now resides in Dallas, USA, introduced the concept of organised charity three years ago by placing donation boxes in Eluru, Machilipatnam, Vijayawada, and Korukollu. His initiative encourages people to donate unused clothes, toys, and other items, which are then collected and distributed to underprivileged people. My appeal to people is simple: donate, dont discard. Instead of dumping old clothes, lets ensure they reach those in need, he exhorted. Through his NRI Charitable Foundation, Seethala has created a mechanism to collect and process these donations while maintaining the dignity of recipients. My motto is to ensure that the needy do not lose their self-respect, he asserted. Born in Korukollu village, Seethala pursued engineering in Chennai and worked in Hyderabads IT sector before moving to the US. He has also contributed to his villages development by donating land for a library, along with a matching grant for construction. The library now boasts facilities such as printing, xerox, and internet access. Seethala plans to expand the charity box initiative and to install 100 boxes in a phased manner. It started small, but slowly, people began realising the importance of my mission, he said. In memory of his daughter Sahiti, who passed away while pursuing medicine in the US, Seethala plans to establish the Sahiti Charitable Foundation. This initiative is a way to honour her dreams and continue serving my homeland, he said.
SC sets aside Karnataka HC orders on quashing proceedings related to bogus sale of sites to NRIs Deccan Herald
An NRI father confessed to murdering his 12-year-old daughter's molester. The man traveled from Kuwait to India. He stabbed the accused in his village. The father alleged police inaction despite his wife's complaints. Police deny receiving any complaint. They claim a family dispute and conspiracy. The father returned to Kuwait after the murder.
Kozhikode DTPC launches pocket calendar for Thirayattams enriched with Augmented Reality
It is the first ever calendar for Thirayattams; developed with the help of AR start up FlippAR, users can scan it to get videos
I-T Officials Cite Google Search To Tax NRI's Rs 3 Crore Gift To Mom, Tribunal Disagrees
IT officials were after a Hong Kong-based NRI hedge fund operator who gifted Rs 3 crore to his mother. Officials wanted to tax the amount as a circular trading transaction
The first trailer for 28 Years Later has arrived, and its downright terrifying
In the first trailer for 28 Years Later, the Rage Virus continues to wreak havoc as the zombie apocalypse only gets worse.
SEBI Seeks To Simplify NRI Derivatives Trading By Using PAN For Position Limits
Currently, NRIs trading in derivatives are required to obtain a Custodial Participant Code through a Clearing Member.
New Zealand: Mehfil-E-Saaz Aur Awaaz to be organised on December 14
The Urdu Hindi Cultural Association of New Zealand is going to present the much-anticipated Mehfil-E-Saaz Aur Awaaz, an evening dedicated to celebrating the rich tapestry of poetry, music, and cultural heritage. This event, which brings together some of the finest poets, artists, and community leaders, is scheduled to take place on Saturday, December 14, 2024, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Years-long wait for ICE nod derails the American dream
Thousands of undocumented Indians in the US face lengthy delays for asylum hearings, sometimes waiting until 2027. Detention, deportation threats, and arduous legal processes plague those seeking refuge, while human smugglers advise against claiming political persecution.
Iran Dramatically Hiking Amount Of Enriched Uranium: Nuclear Body Chief
Iran is dramatically increasing the amount of uranium enriched to up to 60% purity, close to the roughly 90% of weapons grade, that it is able to produce, the watchdog's chief Rafael Grossi told Reuters in an interview.
Over a year after an NRI businessman was killed in Kerala, investigation revealed that an occult gang led by Jinn Shameema had killed him for 4,768 grams of gold
RBI hikes interest rates on NRI foreign currency deposits
Mumbai: The RBI on Friday increased the interest rate ceilings on Foreign Currency Non-Resident Bank deposits or FCNR (B) deposits which will enable NRIs to earn more on their savings. The move is aimed at attracting more foreign capital at a time when the Indian rupee has come under pressure as foreign investors have been Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Scammers Namedrop Jet Airways' Naresh Goyal To 'Digitally Arrest' NRI Sisters, Steal Rs 2 Crore
The fraudsters, using the threat of serious criminal charges, insisted that the sisters transfer large sums of money to prevent being arrested
ED raids in Bengal over irregularities in NRI quota medical admissions
Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials conducted simultaneous raids at several medical colleges, hospitals, and residences in West Bengal on Tuesday. The operations, aimed at investigating alleged irregularities in NRI quota admissions, took place in districts including Kolkata, Birbhum, Durgapur, Jhargram, and Burdwan, targeting officials and institutions, including those linked to former CPI(M) leader Lakshman Seth.
Documents of students who got medical seats under NRI quota to be verified by embassies
This decision comes after KEA discovered irregularities involving 21 students who secured postgraduate medical seats under two quotas
36th Yonex-Sunrise Sub Junior National Badminton Cship underway
*Thrilling QF, SF matches held on Day 3 Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Nov 29: The 36th Yonex-Sunrise Sub Junior National Badminton Championships 2024 saw an exciting Day 3 of competition at the M.A. Stadium, with intense quarterfinal and semifinal matches in the U-13 category. Boys Singles U-13 Quarterfinals: Top seed Satvik Agrawal (RAJ) advanced to the semifinals after a commanding 21-13, 21-19 victory over Krishav Puppala (TS). In another thrilling match, Linesh Vaibav S. (TN) outplayed Taabin Anuf Ahamed M.F. [] The post 36th Yonex-Sunrise Sub Junior National Badminton Cship underway appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Iran to begin enriching uranium with thousands of advanced centrifuges, UN watchdog says
Iran plans to start enriching uranium with thousands of advanced centrifuges at its Fordo and Natanz facilities, according to the IAEA, signaling potential leverage for negotiation with the incoming U.S. administration. Iran's enrichment efforts remain below weapons-grade, while its intentions and actions continue to influence regional tensions.
Ketti Valley Viewpoint: A Must-visit Spot For Sunrise Lovers Near Ooty
In the Ketti Valley, many prominent temples and viewpoints have also been set up for tourists to watch and enjoy India's beauty.
AR Rahman is back to enrich Telugu music
Music maestro AR Rahman disclosed that he has composed two songs for reigning star Ram Charans new film with director Buchi Babu Sana. I have composed two songs and they have been finalized, said Rahman at a media briefing at the International Film Festival in Goa. AR Rahman is indeed doing a Telugu film after a gap and he is bound to rock Telugu music lovers, says writer Gopi Mohan, who claims that Rahman composed music mostly for Telugu-Tamil bilingual films and won audience appreciation for his lilting numbers. Even though he composed music for a few Telugu films like 'Super Police, 'Gangmaster' and Komaram Pulli, his songs from bilingual movies like 'Naani, and 'Ye Maaya Chesave also become a rage among Telugu music buffs, he adds. On Rahman staying away from Telugu movies, he explains, Probably, he didnt do more Telugu films because Telugu filmmakers rush against time to release their films and urge composers to finish their work within a short time frame. Whereas, he prefers to work in his own space and works with filmmakers who understand his working style. As he takes some time to belt out mellifluous numbers, he cuts down his Telugu count. First he conquered Kollywood and then rocked Bollywood to be hailed as a music sensation in the 1990s. His Hindi films like Rangeela and Taal busted musical charts. Later, he moved to Hollywood and bagged Oscars for his work, says Gopi Mohan who claims that Rahman is adept in dishing out tunes that would impress a varied language audience. The beauty of Rahman's score has always been pan-world and his songs breach regional and language barriers to grab music lovers across the world. With Ram Charan and Buchi Babu movie being planned as pan-India, A R Rahman is an apt choice and he is going to raise the bar on Telugu music, points out Gopi Mohan.
YS&S Minister declares open Yonex- Sunrise 36th Sub Junior National Badminton Championship
JAMMU, Nov 27: Minister for Youth Services & Sports, Science & Technology, FCS&CA, Transport, IT, ARI & Training, Satish Sharma, today declared open the Yonex- Sunrise 36th Sub Junior (U-13) National Badminton Championship-2024 at the Indoor Sports Complex, M A stadium in Jammu. The championship has been organised by Badminton Association of J&K in collaboration with the J&K Sports Council under the auspices of Badminton Association of India. MLA Chander Parkash Ganga, was the guest of honour on the occasion, [] The post YS&S Minister declares open Yonex- Sunrise 36th Sub Junior National Badminton Championship appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
From Sunrisers Hyderabad to Gujarat Titans: Know Mohammed Sirajs IPL journey
Mohammed Siraj, one of Indias leading pacers, began his Indian Premier League (IPL) journey with Sunrisers Hyderabad and has now become a prized asset for the Gujarat Titans. While most of his IPL career was spent with Royal Challengers Bangalore, Sirajs rise has been nothing short of remarkable. Mohammed Sirajs entry into IPL with Sunrisers Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Punjab Police shoots and arrests snatcher involved in two NRI theft incidents in Amritsar
CHANDIGARH: A snatcher was shot in the leg by the Punjab Police after being involved in two incidents of snatching from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) who had come to Amritsar from the United Kingdom (UK) and Mauritius. He also unsuccessfully attempted to escape from police custody after snatching a rifle from police personnel. The Director General of Police, Punjab, Gaurav Yadav, said today that the arrested snatcher, Suraj alias Mandi, a resident of Bhindisaida village in Amritsar, was shot in the leg during a swift action to ensure that no harm came to the police personnel or bystanders. He added that, in one of the snatching incidents, a woman was also injured. Sharing more details, Amritsar Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said that the accused, Suraj, was traced and arrested by the team from Police Station Civil Lines, Amritsar City, following a detailed investigation into these cases. He further stated that all the stolen items, including 300, 600, 22,000 in cash, passports, mobile phones, ATM cards, a Barclay card, Revolut card, and a National ID card of Mauritius, had been recovered. Meanwhile, the Amritsar Police received appreciation from two international visitors for their prompt and effective response in recovering the stolen belongings. Both individuals, visiting the city from the UK and Mauritius, had fallen victim to theft in separate incidents during their stay. In the first case, Anjali Majithia, along with her daughter, had come from England to Delhi and reached Amritsar on November 24. They checked into Hotel Best Western Queens, Amritsar. On the same day, they went to have lunch at Bhrawan Da Dhaba. After finishing their meal, they boarded an e-rickshaw to return to their hotel. As the e-rickshaw reached the railway flyover bridge in front of Hall Gate, a young man riding an Activa scooter approached from behind. The man, wearing a black jacket, snatched the complainants purse and fled on his scooter. The stolen purse contained her passport (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), iPhone, ICICI Bank ATM card, Barclay card, Revolut card, American Express card, sunglasses (D&G brand), 300, and 2,000 in cash (Indian currency). The second case was registered based on a written complaint by Premita Qureshi, wife of Adik Qureshi, a resident of GSS Road, Goodlands, Mauritius. She stated that on November 21, she was traveling in an auto-rickshaw from Golden Temple to Hotel Golden Velvet, Gagan Colony, Batala Road. At approximately 10:45 PM, near Care and Cure Hospital, two young men on an Activa scooter approached, snatched her purse from the auto-rickshaw, and fled. The stolen purse contained a Samsung mobile phone, passport (Republic of Mauritius), visa, National ID card of Mauritius, 600 (Euros), and 20,000 (Indian currency).
BBMP liftingmandate on Aadhaar for e-khata in Bengaluru helps NRI property owners
Indian national charged in Singapore for molesting women on SIA flight
SINGAPORE, Nov 25: A 73-year-old Indian national was charged in a Singapore court on Monday for allegedly molesting four women while on board a Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight from the US to Singapore. Balasubramanian Ramesh is accused of molesting one of the women four times and is said to have targeted the three others once each on the flight on November 18. He was handed seven molestation charges in a district court on Monday, The Straits Times reported. Court documents [] The post Indian national charged in Singapore for molesting women on SIA flight appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
An Indian content creator's viral video on minimizing Indian food smells on clothes and in the house sparked mixed reactions online.
'Will be completed by June 30, 2025', Nripendra Misra on completion of Ram Temple construction
NRI Woman Shares Tips On How To Not Smell Like Curry, Internet Divided
Ms Chauhan shared the steps she takes to ensure her clothes don't carry the aroma of the Indian dishes she prepares at home.
