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Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Main accused in Fatuha murder case surrenders in court
Patna: The main accused in last week's Fatuha murder case, Vishal Yadav, a resident of Dhamaul village in Parsa police station area, surrendered in court on Friday. The firing incident occurred a week ago when criminals opened fire on Hariom Kumar, a resident of Parsa Bazar, and Ravi Kumar of Kura on Bankipur-Mureda rural path in Parsa Bazar area. Hariom died on the spot, while Ravi was seriously injured. The criminals fled with Hariom's motorcycle, a gold locket and a mobile phone. Later, the police recovered the motorcycle from Supanchak four-lane, said Fatuha SHO, Rupak Kumar Ambuj. Patna: The main accused in last week's Fatuha murder case, Vishal Yadav, a resident of Dhamaul village in Parsa police station area, surrendered in court on Friday. The firing incident occurred a week ago when criminals opened fire on Hariom Kumar, a resident of Parsa Bazar, and Ravi Kumar of Kura on Bankipur-Mureda rural path in Parsa Bazar area. Hariom died on the spot, while Ravi was seriously injured. The criminals fled with Hariom's motorcycle, a gold locket and a mobile phone. Later, the police recovered the motorcycle from Supanchak four-lane, said Fatuha SHO, Rupak Kumar Ambuj. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Eid wishes , messages , and quotes !
Hindustan Times
02-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Mohali police arrest six drug peddlers, seize 263 gm heroin
Mohali Police arrested six drug peddlers in three different incidents from various locations across Kharar and seized a total of 263.9 gm heroin from their possession, senior superintendent of police (SSP) Harmandeep Singh Hans said on Sunday. The arrested individuals have been identified as Gagandeep Singh of Lakha Wala village (Ferozepur), Sandeep Kumar of Patel Nagar (Ferozepur), Dimple of Faridkot Road (Ferozepur), Jagjir Singh of Sena Saada village (Fazilka), Sinder Singh of Daladali village (Fazilka) and Jivan Singh. SSP Hans added that the arrests were made as part of the 'War against drugs' campaign in the Kharar sub-division. In the first case, Kharar city police station arrested accused Jagjir Singh and Sinder Singh after setting up a special blockade near Gurdwara Sahib, Sunny Enclave, close to the Green Market Chowk. The arrests were made after the police signalled a white Hyundai Xcent with a taxi number, being driven suspiciously by Jagjir Singh, to stop. The driver attempted to flee but was apprehended. The passenger was identified as Sinder Singh. A total of 100 gm heroin was recovered from their possession. In the second case, Kharar city police, acting on a tip-off, intercepted a trio on a motorcycle near Mamupur bridge. Upon checking, the accused Gagandeep Singh, Sandeep Kumar and Dimple were found possessing 139 gm of heroin. In the third incident, accused Jivan Singh was arrested near Phase 8 after trying to suspiciously walk away upon seeing the police. A search of his belongings led to the recovery of 24.9 gm heroin. All six accused were produced before the respective courts and remanded to police custody for further investigation. SSP Hans said the Mohali Police are committed to taking strict action against drug peddlers and anti-social elements, adding that the drive will continue with full force in the district. Opium smuggling network uncovered, three apprehended The anti-narcotics cell arrested three key members of a vast opium smuggling operation. The investigation began when the team, acting on intelligence, apprehended Punjab-based drug supplier Sunil Kumar with opium in Chandimandir on May 29. Sunil was immediately taken into two-day police remand to identify his source. During interrogation, Sunil revealed the supplier to be Hariom, a resident of Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh. Following this lead, Hariom was arrested from his home district on May 31. The questioning further led to the arrest of Deepak from Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, who was Hariom's source for the opium, on the same day. Both Hariom and Deepak were presented in court on Sunday and remanded to four days of police custody. They face charges under Sections 18 and 29 of the NDPS Act at the Chandimandir police station. Police are intensifying interrogations to dismantle the entire drug supply chain and identify all individuals involved, including the principal drug kingpins.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Time of India
3 thrash trader, staffer & rob them of Rs 1 lakh in Gurgaon, held
Gurgaon: Three men have been arrested in connection with a dacoity that took place near Atali village in Chhainsa on May 16, police said on Monday. The accused allegedly attacked a shopkeeper and his employee with iron rods and hammers before fleeing with cash and goods worth over Rs 1 lakh. Based on the shopkeeper's statement, an FIR was registered at Chhainsa police station. In a press briefing, ACP (crime) said three accused—Pawan (19) and Mohit (19) of Uncha Gaon in Ballabgarh, and Firoz (19) of Gadhkheda—had been arrested. According to police, the incident occurred around 9.30pm when the complainant, Hariom—a resident of Atali and owner of a grocery shop in Ballabgarh—was returning to his village with his employee, Toyas, after closing the shop. Hariom stated in his complaint that when the duo reached near Atali flour mill, two motorcycles carrying six men intercepted them. One of the assailants snatched the key from their moving motorcycle, forcing them to halt. The attackers then assaulted them with iron rods and hammers. "During the assault, the accused looted between Rs 80,000 and Rs 1,00,000 from my trouser pocket. They also took away 50 packets of cigarettes," Hariom said in the complaint.
Time of India
20-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
ITI drive to boost skill devpt, make UP youth job ready
1 2 Lucknow: The UP govt has rolled out the 'ITI Chalo Abhiyan' in a bid to enhance skill development and expand employment opportunities for the youth. Aligned with national flagship initiatives such as 'Make in India', 'Start-up India', 'Stand-Up India' and 'Digital India', the campaign aims to encourage admissions for the academic session 2025 in govt and private ITIs across the state. Emphasising vocational and technical education as the foundation of inclusive growth, the initiative focuses on equipping both rural and urban youth with industry-relevant skills to prepare them for gainful employment, officials said. Calling upon all district magistrates to support the campaign, principal secretary, department of vocational education , skill development and entrepreneurship, Hariom said, "The campaign will aid in a secure future for the youth and will position UP as a frontrunner in skill development." He added, "It's a golden opportunity for the state's youth to become self-reliant and contribute meaningfully to the nation's progress." To make the campaign a success, an extensive publicity drive is being carried out in all districts. Promotional materials, including posters and brochures, have been distributed to all ITIs. District inspector of schools and basic education officers have been directed to promote the campaign in schools to raise awareness among students and parents. Similarly, district panchayat raj officers have been instructed to publicise the initiative during gram sabha meetings. Block development officers will also hold sessions with gram pradhans and school authorities to mobilise participation at the grassroots level. Weekly review meetings, chaired by the chief development officers at the district level, will monitor the campaign's progress and ensure timely interventions, said a govt spokesperson. In collaboration with Tata Technologies Ltd, 149 govt ITIs in the state are offering 11 long-term training courses tailored to the demands of modern technologies and industries. These courses are designed to bridge the gap between education and employment, enhancing job readiness among students. Further, the department of vocational education recently signed MoUs with 22 industrial partners, paving the way for employment opportunities for 27,000 youth.
India Gazette
09-05-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
Kurukshetra Leads the Way in Natural Farming: MP Naveen Jindal
Jindal Steel & Power Limited Kurukshetra (Haryana) [India], May 9: Kurukshetra is emerging as a national model for natural farming, said Member of Parliament Shri Naveen Jindal at the inauguration of the three-day Agro-Tech Exhibition and Startup Conclave at Kurukshetra University. Held under the National Mission on Natural Farming, the conclave aims to accelerate sustainable agricultural practices through innovation and awareness. Addressing a packed auditorium of farmers, startups, and agricultural experts, Shri Jindal emphasised that Kurukshetra's sacred legacy is now guiding the future of chemical-free farming. 'Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and with guidance from Acharya Devvrat and Padma Shri Dr. Hariom, the movement for natural farming is gaining nationwide momentum,' he said. Highlighting government initiatives to increase farmers' income, he urged farmers to take proactive steps towards adopting natural methods that enhance soil health, conserve water, and ensure safe, high-value produce. 'Natural products are not only healthier but also command premium prices in the market,' he noted. The event showcased agri-tech innovations by startups and progressive farmers organized by Naveen Jindal Foundation in coordination with IRMA-ISEED. Shri Jindal encouraged farmers to begin small and scale gradually, making natural farming a household norm. 'This conclave should mark a turning point for sustainable farming across India,' he said. Next Steps for Livestock and Youth Empowerment Shri Jindal announced upcoming programs for livestock owners and youth, stressing the need to document livestock lineage to improve productivity and resilience in animal husbandry. On National Security Referring to Operation Sindoor, he expressed pride in India's armed forces and leadership, stating, 'India will not remain silent against attacks on innocents. Our commitment to peace will never mean compromising on security.' Rs2,481 Crore Push for Natural Farming Padma Shri Dr. Hariom shared insights on the Rs2,481 crore scheme under the National Mission on Natural Farming. Citing scientific research, he warned of the declining nutritional value of staple crops and rising chemical contamination in Haryana's groundwater. He lauded Shri Jindal's proactive advocacy for natural farming in Parliament and at the grassroots level. The event was attended by Pundri MLA Satpal Jamba, BJP District President Tejinder Singh Goldy, Padma Shri Dr. Hariom, senior officials, and local leaders. The conclave sets the stage for a greener, healthier, and more self-reliant agricultural future -- rooted in tradition, powered by innovation. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by Jindal Steel & Power Limited. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
