logo
CBI court grants bail to NCLT deputy registrar

CBI court grants bail to NCLT deputy registrar

Time of India21 hours ago

Mumbai: A special CBI court on Friday granted bail to arrested National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) deputy registrar Charan Pratap Singh, in connection with a bribery case. He was arrested on May 29.
Singh moved a bail plea through advocate Shalabh Saxena, submitting that during searches at his homes, the total cash found was merely Rs 22,000.
"The accused owns no property in Mumbai and is living in shared accommodation in an 8x10 chawl with a common bathroom and toilet," the plea submitted through advocate Shalabh Saxena said.tnn
Follow more information on
Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here
. Get
real-time live updates
on rescue operations and check
full list of passengers onboard AI 171
.

Orange background

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Comments

No comments yet...

Related Articles

Teen who recorded viral Air India crash video ‘very scared', records statement
Teen who recorded viral Air India crash video ‘very scared', records statement

Hindustan Times

time13 minutes ago

  • Hindustan Times

Teen who recorded viral Air India crash video ‘very scared', records statement

A 17-year-old boy, who unknowingly captured the deadly crash of Air India AI171 in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on Thursday, recorded his statement to the police as an eyewitness. Having captured the tragedy that claimed the lives of 270 persons, the teenager was left in distress and fear. Follow Ahmedabad plane crash live updates Speaking to reporters, the boy, identified as Aryan, said that he was just normally filming the Boeing 787-7 Dreamliner aircraft near his rented home when it suddenly crashed and turned into a "ball of fire". The video that Aryan captured was the one visual that gave netizens, as well as the media, the initial view of the unfortunate accident. The Ahmedabad Crime Branch issued a statement to say that Aryan's statement was recorded, and to clarify that no person was arrested for making the video, news agency PTI reported. "He came with his father to give a statement as a witness. He was then sent away with his father. No arrests or detentions have been made," the police said. Meanwhile, Aryan recounted the horrifying tragedy while speaking to reporters and said how within mere 24 seconds of the recording, the Air India airliner crashed. "I felt very scared. My sister was the first one to see the video. I feel very scared because of what I saw," the teenager said. His sister also expressed concern over her brother's well-being, saying that Aryan told her "he does not want to live here because it is dangerous", adding that the is very scared and unable to speak properly. The landlady of Aryan's rented home, which is situated near the airport, also recounted seeing the teenager after the incident. "I found that he was unable to speak. I assured remained awake for the entire night. He has become quiet, not even eating anything," she said. Within minutes of its takeoff from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on June 11, Gatwick-bound Air India AI171 flight crashed into a medical hostel complex in Meghani Nagar area. The crash of the plane, which was carrying 230 passengers and 12 crew members, left behind just one survivor. Rest of the 241 passengers lost their lives to the tragedy. Additionally, 29 others, who were present on the ground in and around the medical hostel complex, were also killed. The death toll in the Ahmedabad plane crash, as of Saturday, stood at 270. The ministry of civil aviation revealed in a press conference on Saturday that the Air India aircraft had climbed to just 650 feet before it began to lose altitude. "As per the ATC, when it tried to contact the aircraft then there was no response. After exactly one minute, the aircraft crashed in Meghani Nagar, situated about 2 km from the airport,' said civil aviation secretary Samir Kumar Sinha.

HC urges vigil against exploitation of devotees through fake websites, social media accounts
HC urges vigil against exploitation of devotees through fake websites, social media accounts

Time of India

time14 minutes ago

  • Time of India

HC urges vigil against exploitation of devotees through fake websites, social media accounts

Kochi: HC has directed the chief vigilance officer of the Cochin Devaswom Board (CDB) to maintain constant vigil against the exploitation of devotees through fake websites, Instagram accounts and similar platforms that misuse the names of temples for online pooja bookings, donations and related services. The court observed that the perpetrators behind such fraudulent platforms must be proceeded against in accordance with law by lodging appropriate complaints before the station house officer of the concerned police station. The court was considering a petition by C Devidas and three other devotees of the Tripunithura Poornathrayeesa Temple seeking immediate action to remove various fake 'official' Instagram and other social media accounts operating in the name of Poornathrayeesa Temple and other temples under CDB. The court further directed the CDB to take necessary steps to provide facilities for online pooja bookings, donations and similar services in respect of all major temples under its management, if such provisions are not already in place, for the convenience of devotees. It was also clarified that temple advisory committees or their members shall not be permitted to collect money from devotees through websites, Instagram accounts, or similar platforms. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Air conditioners without external unit. (click to see prices) Air Condition | Search Ads Search Now Undo The bench of Justices Anil K Narendran and P V Balakrishnan further ordered that details of the official websites and social media accounts of temples under CDB be prominently displayed at each respective temple, to ensure that devotees are aware of and can access the legitimate online services. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .

CM inaugurates bag production unit in Muz
CM inaugurates bag production unit in Muz

Time of India

time14 minutes ago

  • Time of India

CM inaugurates bag production unit in Muz

Patna: CM Nitish Kumar on Saturday inaugurated a new industrial unit (Cosmas Lifestyle Pvt. Ltd.) for manufacturing high-quality bags in Bela Industrial Area of Muzaffarpur set up under Bihar Textiles and Leather Policy 2022. Spread over 5 acres of land, the plant has been set up by investing a total of Rs37 crore. The CM saw the bag manufacturing work being done there and talked to the people working in the unit, to know about the production. The workers told Nitish about the bag manufacturing work, cutting, stitching etc. The CM praised and encouraged them. "We are encouraging investors to set up industrial units in the state. Bihar Industrial Investment Promotion Policy has been made to provide facilities to the investors. With the establishment of such an industrial unit, the people around will get employment opportunities and financial help," he said. This industrial unit manufactures high-quality, low-cost bags and related accessories. About 1200 people are getting employment opportunities there and 40% of them are women. Deputy CM-cum-minister in charge of Muzaffarpur district, Vijay Kumar Sinha, tourism minister Raju Kumar Singh, panchayati raj minister Kedar Prasad Gupta, CM's principal secretary Deepak Kumar, ACS of industries department, Mihir Kumar Singh, and Muzaffarpur DM Subrata Kumar Sen among others were present on the occasion. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .

DOWNLOAD THE APP

Get Started Now: Download the App

Ready to dive into the world of global news and events? Download our app today from your preferred app store and start exploring.
app-storeplay-store