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Hindustan Times
31-07-2025
- Automotive
- Hindustan Times
Uno Minda launches LED Blinkers for Royal Enfield motorcycles, priced at ₹1,137
Uno Minda, a well-known name in the automotive compo ne nts space, has introduced a new set of LED blinkers tailored specifically for Royal Enfield motorcycles. These new indicators are now available in the Indian aftermarket and have been designed to appeal to ride rs who value both function and form. At first glance, these LED blinkers stand out with a contemporary design that blends well with the classic styling of Royal Enfield motorcycles. But they're more than just a cosmetic enhancement. The key upgrade here is improved visibility. With high-brightness lighting, these indicators are meant to offer better safety, especially in low-light and high-traffic conditions—areas where traditional blinkers often fall short. One of the practical highlights of the new LED units is their IP67 rating, meaning they are both waterproof and dustproof. For motorcyclists, especially those who ride in varied weather or rough terrains, this durability offers peace of mind. Whether it's heavy monsoon rains or dusty roads, the blinkers are built to function reliably. Also Read : Uno Minda launches dual-port USB charging accessory for motorcycles The team at Uno Minda has also paid attention to ease of use. The brand says that these blinkers are designed for simple, hassle-free installation. However, it is important to note that the LED blinkers could potentially void the electrical warranty of the motorcycles, especially if the installation is not done properly or damages the original wiring. The warranty will only be affected if the blinkers are proven to be the direct cause of any issues or due to some other genuine reason. So, the customer should make sure that they do their research thoroughly before deciding whether they want to install them Speaking on the launch, Anand Kumar, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Aftermarket Domain at Uno Minda, shared that the product is part of the company's wider push toward introducing modern, performance-focused solutions for Indian riders. He emphasised that these blinkers reflect a combination of durability, style, and improved rider safety. Priced at ₹1,137 and backed by a one-year warranty, the Uno Minda Advanced LED Blinkers are now available both online and at major offline retailers across the country. For Royal Enfield motorcycle owners looking to update their ride with something both functional and visually striking, these blinkers could be a thoughtful addition. Get insights into Upcoming Cars In India, Electric Vehicles, Upcoming Bikes in India and cutting-edge technology transforming the automotive landscape. First Published Date:
Time of India
27-07-2025
- Time of India
5-yr-old raped, killed in Gaya
Gaya: Police have apprehended a 14-year-old boy in connection with the alleged rape and murder of a five-year-old girl in a Gaya village late on Saturday evening. The girl was alone at home when the accused lured her with the promise of chocolate and took her to a nearby nursery. There, he allegedly raped her and strangled her with a towel. Gaya SSP Anand Kumar said on Sunday, "Dobhi police got information around 10pm on Saturday about rape and murder of a girl. Prima facie, it appears that the girl was strangled to death. During investigation, ample evidence about involvement of the accused have been found." He added, "His clothes have been sent for FSL examination. Further investigation is being conducted by lodging a case at Dobhi police station."
Hindustan Times
27-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Bihar: Teen held for raping, killing 5-year-old girl; second such case in 4 days
Gaya: A 14-year-old boy was arrested for allegedly raping and strangling a five-year-old girl to death on Saturday night near a village under the Dobhi police station area. This marks the second such incident involving minors in Gaya district within the past four days, police said. The parents searched for her after they returned home and foundthe body with a towel wrapped around her neck in the nursery and informed the police around 10 pm (Representative photo) The girl's parents had gone to an adjacent village for paddy plantation while she was playing outside the house. The accused allegedly lured her on the pretext of purchasing chocolates around 7 pm and took her to a nursery in the forest department near Piparghati market and raped her, police said. The parents searched for her after they returned home. 'They found the body with a towel wrapped around her neck in the nursery and informed the police around 10 pm. She was bleeding from her private part when she was recovered,' Dobhi station house officer (SHO) Mukesh Kumar said. Police said that the family, belonging to a Scheduled Caste, was financially not stable. Also Read: Bihar minor rape victim dies after being made to wait for hours in ambulance Police said that the boy, who was taken into custody on the basis of information provided by the girl's family and neighbours, said that he killed the girl after she fainted during the rape. His clothes were seized, and he was sent to Anugrah Narayan Magadh Medical College and Hospital (ANMMCH) for medical examination. The forensic science team also visited the crime site. A case under Sections 103(1) and 62(2) of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita and Sections 4 and 6 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses (POCSO) Act was registered with Dobhi police station. 'The body was sent to ANMMCH at Gaya for autopsy,' senior superintendent of police (SSP) Anand Kumar said. Also Read: Panchkula police re-arrest rape accused within 24 hours of escape Sub-divisional police pfficer (Sherghati-2) Sanjiv Kumar Prabhat was directed to submit a charge-sheet in the case soon. 'Police would recommend speedy trial of the case to ensure severe punishment to the accused,' SSP Kumar said. Meanwhile, a driver and a technician were arrested for allegedly gang-raping a 26-year-old female candidate inside an ambulance on Thursday, while she was being taken to a hospital after fainting during a race held as part of the home guard recruitment in Bihar's Bodh Gaya.
India Today
26-07-2025
- India Today
Bihar woman raped by 2 in moving ambulance after she fainted in Home Guard exam
A woman participating in the Home Guard recruitment process at the BMP-3 parade ground in the Bodh Gaya police station area in Bihar was raped by the ambulance driver and technician while being transported to the hospital, police said on incident occurred on July 24, after the woman fainted during a race and was rushed to a hospital in an ambulance stationed at the to a press release by Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Anand Kumar, the woman candidate informed police about the assault. Based on her complaint, ambulance driver Vinay Kumar and technician Ajit Kumar were arrested within two hours. A special investigation team led by Bodh Gaya SDPO Saurabh Jaiswal was formed to handle the case.A forensic team was sent to collect evidence and CCTV footage from the area helped identify the accused. A First Information Report (FIR) has been filed at the Bodh Gaya police station and the investigation is Anand Kumar said the investigation will be completed promptly, a charge sheet will be filed soon and efforts will be made to ensure a fast-track trial and legal action against both the accused.- Ends IN THIS STORY#Bihar
Time of India
25-07-2025
- Time of India
Remove construction materials from Gaya Jn ahead of Pitripaksh Mela, DM asks railway officials
Gaya: District Magistrate (DM) Shashank Shubhankar and senior superintendent of police (SSP) Anand Kumar on Friday inspected the Gaya Junction and directed railway officials to remove construction materials from the railway station premises so that pilgrims, who will be arriving Gaya Ji from different parts of the country and the abroad during the upcoming Pitripaksh Mela, do not face any inconvenience due to the ongoing re-construction work of the railway station. The fortnight-long Pitripaksh Mela will be organised this year from Sept 6 to 21. "Get the iron equipment and other construction materials scattered around the station premises, removed at an isolated place to avoid inconvenience to the pilgrims. Also get all exit roads and the parking on the station premises levelled and signage, indicating entry and exit routes, installed. Ensure installation of lights at every place so that no dark spot is left. Arrival and departure of trains should be displayed through LED and television screens," the DM instructed during the inspection. He observed that the foot overbridges at some places have become very narrow and instructed to get signage installed at such places, and also deploy officials and police personnel so that any sudden crowd of pilgrims might be divert through safe route. The DM and the SSP also held a meeting where the railway officials informed them that at present more than 85 trains are operational via Gaya Junction. Everyday around 40,000 to 50,000 passengers travel via this station. The number of passengers travelling is likely to be around 80,000 to 90,000 during the Pitripaksh this year. Majority of pilgrims come here from Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Haryana, they said. The DM instructed to get adequate number of high resolution CCTV cameras installed for crowd control management and set up a control room as well at the station premises. He also asked to get Mithila painting done on walls of the station for an appealing look.
