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Biker (18) dies in collision with truck, brother among 2 injured in Gurgaon
Biker (18) dies in collision with truck, brother among 2 injured in Gurgaon

Time of India

time15 hours ago

  • Time of India

Biker (18) dies in collision with truck, brother among 2 injured in Gurgaon

Gurgaon: An 18-year-old boy died and two others suffered injuries after a truck hit their scooter near Hayatpur on Sunday afternoon. The youth, Piyush, had recently completed Class 10 and was planning to enrol in senior secondary education. According to police, the incident occurred around 12.15pm when Piyush, his elder brother Sashank, and their cousin Bhoomi were returning home after visiting a salon. A speeding truck rammed into their scooter, causing severe injuries to Piyush. The truck driver fled the scene after the collision. ASI Giriraj from Sector 10 police station said the 38-year-old truck driver, a resident of Rajasthan, was arrested later and granted bail. Piyush was initially taken to a nearby private hospital and later shifted to Medanta due to his critical condition. He succumbed to his injuries during treatment, officials said. His father, Satish Kumar, a resident of Kadipur village, said, "On Sunday, my sons, along with their cousin Bhoomi, went to a salon for a haircut on a scooter. Around 12.15pm, I received a call from a bystander that they had met with an accident, following which we immediately rushed to the spot. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo The victims were rushed to RV hospital by the bystanders, and we reached there shortly after." Police registered a case under BNS sections 106 (causing death due to negligence) and 281 (rash driving) at Sector 10 police station. Witnesses noted the vehicle registration number which helped trace the accused . "The other victims sustained minor injuries and were administered first-aid," he added. Police are continuing their investigation and have impounded the vehicle involved in the crash. The district witnessed a total 372 road accidents in first 4 months of the year of which 149 people died and 291 got injured.

Uttarakhand CM Dhami inaugurates, lays foundation stone of schemes worth Rs. 210 crores
Uttarakhand CM Dhami inaugurates, lays foundation stone of schemes worth Rs. 210 crores

India Gazette

time18 hours ago

  • Politics
  • India Gazette

Uttarakhand CM Dhami inaugurates, lays foundation stone of schemes worth Rs. 210 crores

Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], June 9 (ANI): Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Monday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of various development schemes worth about 210 crores in a program organised in Purola, Uttarkashi. Around inauguration of 35 schemes were inaugurated and foundation stone was laid of around 20 schemes. On this occasion, the Chief Minister announced the upgradation of the sports ground at Purola, beautification of Karna Maharaj Temple in Deora village of Mori, beautification of Rudreshwar Mahadev Temple in Naugaon, expansion of Naugaon Community Health Centre, construction of bypass from Purola-Naugaon motor road to Mori Band via Dukana Road and declaration of tourist area from Devjani Ora to Kedarkantha of Patti Gadugad of Mori. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that the schemes inaugurated will directly benefit lakhs of people living in Purola and surrounding areas of Uttarkashi district. These schemes will play an important role in the overall development of the area and improve the standard of living of the citizens. These development schemes will boost economic development in the region and will also help in availability of better connectivity and employment opportunities. The Chief Minister said that the country is continuously moving forward under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that the state government is fulfilling the earlier announcements made under every assembly constituency with a resolution without any alternative. The Chief Minister said that the period of eleven years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been dedicated to service, good governance and poor welfare. The Chief Minister further added that it is the priority of the state government that the schemes whose foundation stone is being laid should be completed on priority. He said that the state government is taking strict action against criminal mindsets. 'Strict land law has been implemented in the state. Along with this, Uttarakhand has become the first state in the country to implement Uniform Civil Code,' CM Dhami added. He said that the state government is adopting a zero tolerance policy against corruption. The Chief Minister said that the development work done in the field of education, health, drinking water, roads in Purola area will prove to be a milestone in the development of the area, which will lead to integrated development of this area. He said that this area has immense possibilities in the field of tourism and horticulture. Purola MLA Durgeshwar Lal greeted the Chief Minister on behalf of the entire region. He thanked the Chief Minister for the Bhoomi Pujan of the hospital in Ranwai area and the approval for the construction of Mori Jakhol motor road. He said that under the leadership of the Chief Minister, historic works like Zero Tolerance, UCC and Silkyara Tunnel Rescue have been done. (ANI)

J&K Lawn Tennis Assn flags off ten players selected for Rohan Bopanna Academy
J&K Lawn Tennis Assn flags off ten players selected for Rohan Bopanna Academy

United News of India

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • United News of India

J&K Lawn Tennis Assn flags off ten players selected for Rohan Bopanna Academy

Jammu, May 23 (UNI) In a noble gesture to give wings to the raw talent, Jammu and Kashmir Lawn Tennis Association on Friday flagged off ten players selected under "Bhoomi" Programme to the Rohan Bopanna Tennis Academy, Bangalore. In a function here, Jammu and Kashmir Lawn Tennis Association honoured ten children (five boys and five girls) for having been selected by Rohan Bopanna Foundation at Bangalore for "Bhoomi Scholarship Programme". "Under Bhoomi Programme, the selected players will receive free boarding, lodging, schooling (ICSE) and a comprehensive Tennis training at the Academy," R S Chib, former J&K Sports Minister, who happens to be Patron of the Jammu and Kashmir Lawn Tennis Association here told reporters. He also congratulated the players and thanked Indian Tennis legend Rohan Bopanna for this unique initiative. The selected children are Raguvansh Rajput, Vivek Dogra, Raghubir Singh, Prince Kumar, Arjun Kumar, Rupali Sharma, Arti Chulail, Priya Sharma, Diksha Devi and Gungun. "The players will also be accompanied by two wardens – Sachin Singh and Renu Bala for boys and girls respectively who will ensure their safe travel and care at Bangalore," Murti Gupta, Association President said. He said that these children will receive training in a very scientific and refined way to prevent injury and optimize physical performance including video analysis and feedback. The Jammu and Kashmir Lawn Tennis Association along with patron and former minister R S Chib presented travelling kits to these children and stressed upon them to work hard and keep the flag of Jammu and Kashmir Lawn Tennis Association and J&K UT flying high. "Rohan Bopanna Foundation was instructed by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help underprivileged children from North East and J&K which was further followed by Governor Manoj Sinha," B S Jaggi, General Secretary JKLTA said. The Academy with coaches from abroad and in collaboration with J&K Sports Council and JKLTA officials in February this year, held a detailed selection process where more than 100 children volunteered out of which 10 were selected gauging their physical and mental capabilities. J&K Lawn Tennis Association expressed gratitude towards Rohan Bopanna Foundation, J&K Sports Minister Satish Sharma, Sarmad Hafeez Commissioner Secretary, J&K Youth Services and Sports Department and Secretary J&K Sports Council Nuzhat Gul for their unflinching and continuous support for revival of Tennis in Jammu and Kashmir. Pertinent to mention here that Rohan Bopanna during his visit to Jammu for selection trials under Bhoomi Programme had said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggested him to visit to the Jammu and Kashmir so that talented kids can be benefitted under 'Bhoomi' program for underprivileged and that made the 'Rohan Bopanna Tennis Academy'. Under 'Bhoomi' program supported by Kamal India Foundation, UK, selected kids between the age group of 8 to 11 years and they are to be provided free boarding and lodging, free education (CBSE syllabus up to 10th standard), comprehensive tennis training at the Sports School in Bengaluru (home to the Rohan Bopanna Tennis Academy), and free air tickets to their hometowns during vacations. Bopanna during his J&K visit also called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and briefed him about his endeavour to nurture and shape the young talent of Jammu Kashmir and provide them sporting and educational opportunities at his tennis academy in Bengaluru under the programme for empowering children from underprivileged sections, a collaborative initiative by Rohan Bopanna Tennis Academy and Kamal India Foundation. The Lieutenant Governor appreciated the ace Tennis Player for his noble initiative to empower the children belonging to underprivileged sections of the society through sports and education. UNI VBH BM

Have performed there in the past, but will never visit Turkey again: Bhoomi Trivedi
Have performed there in the past, but will never visit Turkey again: Bhoomi Trivedi

Time of India

time22-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Have performed there in the past, but will never visit Turkey again: Bhoomi Trivedi

Bhoomi Trivedi I have performed in Turkey multiple times. My last visit was in 2022 for a pre-wedding event and I had a good time, as it's a beautiful country. A vacation in Turkey was on my bucket list but after what has happened in the last few days, I will never visit Turkey again,' shares Bhoomi Trivedi. Talking about Turkey's support for Pakistan after Operation Sindoor, the singer adds, 'After the devastating earthquake in Turkey (in 2023), we did our best as a country to help them. While we don't expect anything in return, supporting a country (Pakistan) that has been funding terrorists to hurt India is unacceptable. One needs to be grateful in life, isn't it? I got some souvenirs from Turkey during my last trip. I was so angry and hurt when I got to know about their support for Pakistan that I immediately trashed them.' 'It's time to stay united and boycott countries that are against us' Talking about Indian tourists cancelling their trips to Turkey, Bhoomi says, 'I fully support it. Recently, I read about how 800 Gujaratis cancelled their Turkey trip and felt proud of them. We have the spirit to fight but can't go to the border. If Turkey wants to support the act of terrorism (by Pakistan), due to which our innocent civilians and brave soldiers have lost their lives, the least we can do as citizens is to stay united and boycott countries that are against us. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo That's what true patriotism is all about.' She adds, 'After the Pahalgam attack, India's response was very measured. We only targeted terror camps in Pakistan and did not intend to harm any civilians. But still, Pakistan launched an all-out attack, targeted our civilians, and Turkey supported them. I am grateful to our Armed Forces for always protecting us. A lot of Indians opt for destination weddings in Turkey. I would urge them to cancel those plans. Our country has so many beautiful destinations that can be explored. ' 'Extremely disappointed with Pakistani artistes saying bad things about India' Bhoomi recalls getting an invite in 2016 to perform in Lahore. She shares, 'In 2016, my team got an email invite, requesting that I consider performing in Lahore. Just as we were discussing what to do next, the Uri attack happened. My mom called me up and said, 'I know you have been invited to perform in Pakistan. But after what has happened in Uri, if you go there, you don't belong to us.' I had decided back then itself to never perform in Pakistan. ' She adds, 'I am disappointed that Pakistani artistes, who have worked here and received immense love from our audience, are defaming India for its retaliatory action against terrorists. Instead of condemning Pakistan's support for terror groups, they are criticising India.' Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .

Deshpande-led panel favours better management of govt.-run temples in Karnataka
Deshpande-led panel favours better management of govt.-run temples in Karnataka

The Hindu

time22-05-2025

  • Politics
  • The Hindu

Deshpande-led panel favours better management of govt.-run temples in Karnataka

The Karnataka Administrative Reforms Commission, headed by veteran Congress leader and MLA R.V. Deshpande, has proposed over 189 reforms in various departments, especially the establishment of a comprehensive framework for better management of the State's 34,500 temples. The commission has proposed the creation of a temple task force to handle crowd control, emergency responses, ticketing, and distribution of prasad during festivals and large special events at temples. Mr. Deshpande submitted the commission's eighth report to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday and new recommendations, aimed at revitalising key sectors such as temple management, food and civil supplies, government recruitment, healthcare to bring in better governance, transparency, and accountability in the delivery of public services. The panel is in favour of delegating the power to sanction new staff posts to the Endowment Commissioner, bypassing the current dependency on Finance Department approval in order to increase efficiency in temple operations and transparency. The temple staff salaries are funded by temple income and not the State Budget. So, the recommendation is expected to speed up appointments without additional financial burden on the government. To ensure transparency and check corruption in recruitment, and enhance the integrity of exams conducted by the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) and the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), the commission stated the installation of CCTV surveillance, mobile jammers, secure storage of question papers and answer sheets were mandatory, and a two-tier exam system to reduce candidate volumes and enhance monitoring. For providing digital governance, the commission recommended modernisation of frontline offices such as gram panchayats, primary health centres, raitha seva kendras, and police stations. The report noted that many of these offices currently lack basic infrastructure such as adequate hardware, Internet connectivity, and furniture. It has proposed streamlining the process of issuing ration cards through the integration of State-run platforms such as Bhoomi, Aadhar, Kutumba and Seva Sindhu. After submitting the report, Mr. Deshpande told reporters that the commission had previously made 5,039 recommendations in its earlier seven reports and 30% of them were implemented.

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