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Hans India
4 hours ago
- Sport
- Hans India
Bengaluru stampede: RCB marketing chief Nikhil Sosale and four others arrested
Bengaluru: The death of 11 RCB fans in a stampede near the city's Chinnaswamy Stadium has sparked a national debate. The state government, which has taken the matter seriously, has already suspended some officials including city police commissioner B. Dayanand. The police have now arrested four people, including three organizers, in connection with the tragedy. Cubbon Park police and CCB conducted a joint operation and arrested four people, including three organizers, at Kempegowda Airport near Devanahalli in Bengaluru Rural district. RCB marketing chief Nikhil Sosale, DNA Management staff Sunil Mathew, Kiran and Sumanth, who were on their way to Mumbai, were arrested. The four accused have been brought to Cubbon Park police station and are being questioned by Seshadripuram ACP Prakash. The main reasons for the arrest of RCB Marketing Chief Nikhil Sosale are, After the police denied permission for the Victory Parade from Bengaluru's Vidhana Soudha to Chinnaswamy Stadium, he posted it on social media and later deleted it. He announced that the celebration at the stadium would be free tickets. He said that tickets would be available at 1 pm near gates 9 and 10, but even after 1 hour, tickets were not distributed. Later, the Royal Challengers Bangalore official account posted that fans would enter the stadium at 3 pm. The post posted on social media was the reason for lakhs of people to gather. DNA Management Company acted as per Nikhil's instructions. Out of the 22 gates, only three gates, 19, 20 and 22, were opened at the same time. The police raided the house of KSCA Secretary Shankar in Bengaluru last night and are investigating. They also raided the house of KSCA Treasurer Jayaram and are investigating. Both the KSCA Secretary and Treasurer are missing.
Deccan Herald
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Deccan Herald
Simple wedding showcases village as tourist destination in Karnataka
Hanur (Chamarajanagar dist): At a time when lavish weddings at upscale venues have become the norm, a couple chose a more meaningful path — getting married amidst nature on their farmland at Chinchalli, near Male Mahadeshwara Hills in Chamarajanagar district, about 7 km from Hanur.D Rashmi, a law student from London, tied the knot with K Kuber from Bengaluru in a serene village setting, surrounded by lush greenery and 300 close wedding stood out not only for its location but also for its authentic decorations and traditional to DH, the bride's father, Dayanand, an amateur photographer and nature enthusiast, said he had travelled extensively and was inspired to host his daughter's wedding in a natural setting.."The wedding celebrations lasted four days. Each event had a unique theme — the Haldi ceremony had plantain leaves as a backdrop, and Mehendi featured Mandara leaves. For the reception, we used Origami and Warli art, and for the wedding, the venue was decorated with coconut and palm fronds,' he 45-acre farm, known as Shuddha Farms, includes horticultural crops, a rainwater lake, bamboo and solar parks, six farm ponds, and a small forest with around 150 endangered plant wedding was held under jackfruit and mango trees, with vintage bikes, scooters, cars, and bronze utensils on menu featured traditional village delicacies, like yelaneer payasa and navane payasa. Instead of tambula, guests were gifted said preparations had been underway for two years, with all vegetables and flowers grown on the is free for simple weddings"Anyone is welcome to visit the farm to learn about sustainable agriculture, and I am happy to offer the space free of cost for simple weddings, especially for farmers and their families,' he was excited to show his farming methods, dairy farming, fisheries, apiculture, sericulture and mini forest to the guests. .'I'm happy to have been married in my village, surrounded by natural decorations and heartfelt warmth,' bride Rashmi said.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
London law graduate weds in eco-friendly village ceremony
Mysuru: A law graduate from London entered wedlock on Monday at her village of Chinchalli in Hanur taluk, Chamarajanagar district. The wedding was conducted in an environmentally responsible and creative manner, demonstrating the family's dedication to environmental preservation and village customs. Rashmi Dayanand, the daughter of progressive farmer P Dayanand, married Kuber K at their family's farm located in Chinchalli village, Hanur taluk, Chamarajanagar. The wedding celebration distinguished itself through its environmentally responsible and creative approach, showcasing the family's commitment to environmental preservation and village traditions. After completing her law studies in London, Rashmi returned to her village to establish an essential oils production facility, combining her business acumen with her agricultural roots. The wedding venue featured a distinctive design, with the mantap constructed using only coconut leaves and palm trees, positioned beneath a jackfruit tree in an outdoor setting. The organisers exclusively utilised local materials for the arrangements, prioritising environmental conservation and community resources. This strategy demonstrated the family's environmental commitment while reducing traditional wedding expenses, said Dayanand. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like USDJPY đang đi lên không? IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Dayanand, previously employed with BBMP, relocated to Chinchalli 14 years ago to take up agriculture and launched the Kisan Agro Tourism development programme, motivating local farmers to consider agro-tourism as a viable income alternative. The wedding celebrations included guided farm tours for guests, highlighting the rural agricultural setup and value-added units. "Today, a huge sum is wasted in the name of organising marriages. It is draining the farmers' resources in the villages. This is a model for the farmers on saving the marriage expenses without compromising the grandeur," he said.
Time of India
15-05-2025
- Time of India
Mining dept to officials: Ensure strict action against those involved in illgal sand mining
Raipur: In a bid to clamp down on illegal sand mining and transportation ahead of the monsoon season, Chhattisgarh mining department has issued strict directives to district collectors and mining officials to ensure the smooth supply of sand for ongoing construction and development projects while preventing unauthorized activities that harm state revenue and the environment. In a high-level state review meeting chaired by Mineral Resources Secretary P Dayanand, he has issued directives to intensify surveillance and enforcement through dedicated district-level task forces, instructing officials to take strict action against those involved in illegal mining operations. He stressed that protecting mineral revenue is a top govt priority, and any negligence will not be tolerated. The move comes two days after a police constable was killed after being run over by a tractor in Balrampur district when he launched a raid against sand mafia. Dayanand said that all approved sand mines must operate strictly within the legal limits set by their environmental clearances . Sand should only be mined and transported from authorized sources. Any illegal supply chain will face severe penalties. He added that officials must ensure timely collection of mineral revenue. Within the next three months, more sand mines are to be identified and tendered through e-auction for legal allocation. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like They Lost Their Money - Learn From Their Lesson Expertinspector Click Here Undo Priority will be given to mines with an area larger than five hectares, to meet the increasing demand. Collectors have been tasked with regularly reviewing and expediting pending cases related to environmental clearances. In view of the mining ban period from June 10 to Oct 15, a pre-monsoon storage plan must be developed to maintain a stable sand supply through approved storage licenses. Special emphasis was placed on ensuring that sand required for govt-backed projects like the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and other construction activities is sourced only from authorized vendors. In a significant move to increase official accountability, Dayanand announced that compliance with sand management policies will be included as a key evaluation metric in the confidential performance reports of mining officers. This action signals a serious push from the state to ensure legal, transparent, and environmentally responsible sand mining, and is expected to impact both local governance and the construction industry significantly in the coming months.
Mint
15-05-2025
- Mint
Bengaluru shocker: Driver runs away with employer's ₹1.5 crore, spends on family and donates at temples
A shocking incident of robbery has come to light in Bengaluru, where a driver was arrested by the police for allegedly running away with ₹ 1.5 crore in cash that his employer had asked him to keep in the car. The accused, identified as 45-year-old Rajesh B N, a resident of Vyalikaval in northern Bengaluru, had been working for the past 10 years as a driver for a 46-year-old chartered accountant residing in Kodandaramapura. The incident occurred on May 5, when the chartered accountant handed Rajesh a bag containing ₹ 1.51 crore and asked him to place it in his car. When the CA came downstairs, he found neither the driver nor the car. 'Police have arrested the accused driver, who had been employed with the complainant for nearly a decade,' Police Commissioner B Dayanand said at a press conference. He also stated that the entire amount was recovered from the accused's residence near the TTD Temple, along with the two-wheeler used in the theft. The money was intended to be deposited in a bank account 'I quickly drove to my office address and found my car parked there. When I called Rajesh, he said he was buying medicine at a store and would return in 10 minutes,' the complainant told the police, according to a Deccan Herald report. 'However, he didn't come back and went incommunicado after that,' he added. Following the complaint by the chartered accountant, the police tracked Rajesh and issued a notice. He appeared before the police on May 9 and confessed to the crime. Subsequently, he was taken into custody. During the investigation, Rajesh revealed that he had spent about ₹ 1 lakh on various purchases for his family and had also donated thousands of rupees at a temple. According to the police, the donated amount cannot be recovered. In a separate incident, police said another robbery case was also solved, in which a foreign national of African origin was robbed of cash, a passport, documents, and a two-wheeler. "Police have apprehended two individuals from the locality and recovered all valuables, including the stolen two-wheeler and another motorcycle used in the crime," Commissioner Dayanand said. Urging people to remain vigilant, Dayanand added: 'People should verify the background of workers before engaging or employing them.'
