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Scroll.in
28-05-2025
- General
- Scroll.in
CGPSC Mining Inspector exam schedule out; to be held in September
Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission (CGPSC) has released the written exam schedule for the Mining Inspector posts 2022. As per the notification, the exam will be conducted on September 7 from 10.00 am to 1.00 pm. The admit card will be released on the official website 10 days before the commencement of the exam. The recruitment drive aims to fill 35 Mining Inspector posts. Steps to download Mining Inspector admit card
The Citizen
24-05-2025
- Business
- The Citizen
All 260 trapped workers at Kloof Mine rescued safely
Sibanye-Stillwater has confirmed that all 260 mine workers trapped underground at its Kloof 7 shaft in Gauteng have been brought safely to the surface following a shaft incident that occurred on Thursday. The incident was caused by a malfunction in the skip door of the rock winder at the level 39 loading point, which impacted levels 40, 41, and below. While the mechanical failure disrupted normal operations, the company emphasized that there was no immediate risk of injury to personnel, Carletonville Herald reports. Following thorough safety inspections and shaft integrity assessments, the rescue began in phases. The first group of employees surfaced around 13:30 on Friday, with the final group returning safely by 19:30. 'To ensure worker safety, employees remained at their underground stations instead of using emergency escape routes, which would have involved lengthy walking distances,' said James Wellsted, Sibanye-Stillwater's spokesperson. 'Rescue teams ensured they had access to food, water, and medical support.' All affected employees will undergo medical evaluations, and support is being extended to their families. The company is actively engaging with the Chief Inspector of Mines, the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE), and relevant trade unions to determine the next steps. Operations at the Kloof 7 shaft will remain suspended until all remedial actions are completed and the site is confirmed safe for work. 'Safety remains our core priority, and we will not resume operations until we are confident all risks have been addressed,' said Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater. 'I commend our management, mine rescue, and medical teams for their commitment in bringing our colleagues home safely.' Breaking news at your fingertips… Follow Caxton Network News on Facebook and join our WhatsApp channel. Nuus wat saakmaak. Volg Caxton Netwerk-nuus op Facebook en sluit aan by ons WhatsApp-kanaal. Read original story on At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
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Business Standard
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Actress Amrita Puri buys luxury flat in Mumbai's Lower Parel for Rs 37 cr
Amrita Puri, along with her parents Aditya and Anita Puri, has purchased a luxury apartment in Mumbai's Lower Parel area for Rs 37 crore, according property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards and the Inspector on the website of Registration. The transaction was officially registered in April 2025. The apartment purchased by the Puri family is situated in World One, a part of The World Towers developed by the Lodha Group. According to property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards, the apartment spans a built-up area of 5,446.53 sq. ft. The transaction included a stamp duty payment of Rs 2.22 crore and registration charges of Rs 30,000. Additionally, the purchase includes rights to four car parking spaces. Lower Parel, one of Mumbai's prime residential and commercial hubs, offers premium living spaces with seamless connectivity to business districts such as Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) and Nariman Point. Bollywood stars like Abhishek Bachchan, Shahid Kapoor, and writer Amish Tripathi, along with sports personality Zaheer Khan, have also purchased properties in Lower Parel, as per Square Yards' analysis of IGR property registration documents. Amrita Puri, acclaimed for her performances in films like Aisha, Kai Po Che!, and Four More Shots Please!, has carved a niche in Indian cinema and digital entertainment. Daughter of banking veteran Aditya Puri, former MD of HDFC Bank, she comes from a family known for excellence in both the creative and corporate worlds. Amrita has earned critical acclaim and several nominations for her acting, including a Filmfare nomination for Best Supporting Actress. She continues to be recognized for her versatility across both mainstream and independent projects.
Sky News AU
29-04-2025
- Sky News AU
Westfield Bondi Junction inquest: Inspector Amy Scott recalls how she tried to get Joel Cauchi's attention before she shot him dead
New South Wales Police Inspector Amy Scott has given emotional testimony on day two of the inquest into the Westfield Bondi Junction stabbing attack, saying she had accepted that she was going to die. Inspector Scott, who has been hailed a hero for her swift actions, admitted she felt "nauseous" as she entered the shopping centre alone. "I actually felt nauseous as I ran in," she told the coroner on Tuesday. "In my head I had resigned myself to the fact I was probably going to die." The police officer had initially intended to wait for backup, but entered alone, knowing the situation was critical. "We had gotten multiple calls, multiple stabbings, multiple locations at Bondi Junction Westfield - and I knew right then that it was very real," she told the coroner. "People started saying to me, 'there's a guy in there with a knife, he's stabbing people, he's killing people. You've got to help us, please get in there'." Joel Cauchi killed six and injured 10 people during the stabbing rampage. I mouthed "run" The inquest heard Inspector Scott's actions to ensure civilians were either behind her or out of her line of sight, could have prevented further casualties. She recalled directing a woman with a pram, who was hiding behind a pot plant about 15m from the suspect, to move to safety. "The lady had hidden behind a pot plant around 15m from Joel and I mouthed to her 'run'," she told the inquest. "For a second he turned as if he was going to go that way. At that point I yelled out 'mate'. "I started trying to get my body worn camera on and took my eyes off him. He was kind of rocking, then he just sprinted downhill at me with his knife out." She discharged her firearm three times - one bullet missed and struck the pot plant where the woman had been hiding. Inspector Scott acknowledged that if she hadn't taken the actions to ensure civilians were out of her line of sight, the woman may have been injured or shot. "We're coming with you" French construction workers Damien Guerot and Silas Despreaux, who helped direct Inspector Scott towards Cauchi, also gave evidence at the inquest on Tuesday. Inspector Scott recalled the moment the pair offered to accompany her, to which she responded, "stay behind me". "As we were going up to the escalator, one of them tapped me on the back and said: 'you're on your own, we're coming with you'," she recalled. The coroner read out a statement issued by the two men, saying the pair heard about what happened and were determined to "let's go catch him". "I knew I needed to stop him even if it meant hurting him," the statement read. NSW State Coroner Magistrate Teresa O'Sullivan thanked the pair. "Thank you for your courage. It was extraordinary the things you did on that day. I hope you are healing, and I hope this process helps your healing as well," Magistrate O'Sullivan said. The five-week inquest continues.
