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Hindustan Times
19 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
3 killed, 5 injured after car collision on NH-19 in Faridabad
Three men were killed and five others critically injured in a high-speed collision between two cars at JCB Chowk near Faridabad Sector 55 on National Highway 19 around 2am on Saturday, police said. The crash involved a Maruti Suzuki Ertiga with five occupants and an MG Hector carrying three siblings. The deceased, all of whom were traveling in the Ertiga, have been identified as Trivender Singh, 28, of Krishna Colony; Manish Kumar, 30, of Banchari; and Deepanshu Kumar, 25, of Bhaguri— all residents of Palwal. The five injured were Satpal Singh, 28, of Bathen, Mathura; Bhupender, 27, of Narhawali, Faridabad, travelling in the Ertiga; and siblings Sahil, Somya, and Anshika—all in their mid-20s and residents of Sector 16, Faridabad, who were in the Hector. While Satpal and Bhupender were undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Faridabad, the siblings were shifted to a Delhi hospital. All five are stated to be in critical condition, police said. Inspector Vinod Kumar Yadav, station house officer of Sector 58 police station, said the five Ertiga occupants were JCB India Limited employees returning home after a shift at the company's NH-19 headquarters. 'The Ertiga had barely moved 300 metres and was negotiating a right turn onto the highway when the speeding Hector rammed it on the driver's side,' said Yadav. 'Both vehicles overturned multiple times after the collision, and the Hector caught fire,' he added. Locals and passersby alerted the police control room and helped extricate the injured from the mangled vehicles. All eight victims were rushed to Badshah Khan Civil Hospital, where three were declared dead, police said. Police said Sahil was driving the Hector and was heading home to Sector 16 from Sikri, Ballabhgarh. Satpal was behind the wheel of the Ertiga and was driving towards Palwal. 'Prima facie, it appears that Hector was speeding and failed to slow down before the intersection, resulting in the crash,' said Yadav. The bodies of the deceased were handed over to their families after post-mortem examinations at the civil hospital. An FIR under sections 106 (causing death by negligence) and 281 (rash driving) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita was registered against Sahil at Sector 58 police station, based on Bhupender's statement, officers aware of the case said.


Hindustan Times
2 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Faridabad: 3 killed, 5 injured as speeding car hits another on NH-19
Gurugram: Three people were killed and five others critically injured after a speeding car rammed into another vehicle at a major intersection on National Highway-19 in Faridabad early Saturday morning, police said. Five employees of JCB India Limited were returning to their respective homes in Hodal and Palwal from the company's headquarters after a night shift in a Maruti Ertiga when an MG Hector, with three occupants, rammed into it from the accident took place at JCB Chowk near Sector-55 around 2 am. The deceased were identified as Tevinder, Manish, and Deepanshu, all aged between 25 and 30 years, station house officer of the Sector-58 police station Vinod Kumar said. 'They all were employees of JCB and were travelling in the Ertiga with two more colleagues. The crash took place as soon as the Ertiga reached the chowk. A speeding MG Hector, having three occupants, rammed it from the right. The collision caused the Ertiga to flip multiple times on the NH and it later caught fire,' Kumar said. Also Read: Two killed in Chamba road mishap 'Locals and police reached the spot and pulled everyone out of the mangled remains of both the cars before fire could spread and took them to various hospitals for treatment, where three of them were declared dead on arrival,' Kumar said, adding that the conditions of the five injured people are critical. The police are investigating to ascertain what led to the crash. 'However, prima facie it seems that the Hector driver didn't slow down prior to the intersection,' he said. Also Read: 3 killed in speeding accidents across Gurugram in 2 days The bodies of the deceased have been shifted to the Badshah Khan Civil Hospital for autopsies, and an FIR will be registered after a written complaint is received, police said.


Time of India
24-05-2025
- Time of India
4 arrested for setting fire to doctor's house after contract from political party functionary in Bengaluru
Bengaluru: The police arrested four individuals in connection with an arson attack on a doctor's house in Bapuji Layout, Vijayanagar, on May 9. The police investigation revealed the four got supari from a political party functionary, who is close to an MLA in the city. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The arrested individuals are identified as Prajwal, Sachin, Rakesh, and Jeevan, all aged between 25 and 30 years, and residents of Bommanahalli and surrounding areas. According to the complaint by Dr Gangadhar SB, 67, a gang of four set fire to his house and SUV between 12.20am and 12.25am on May 9. The four arrived on two scooters at his house, poured petrol on the gate, SUV, and portico and set them on fire. The security guard Tyagaraju, 44, sustained burn injuries on his hands and forehead. The SUV MG Hector was burnt in the rear. The front gate, ceiling, and interior of the house were also damaged in the incident. Dr Gangadhar estimated the loss at Rs 45 lakh. He told police that his son Dr Tushar's Acurela Pharms Ltd office in MRBH Colony, Vijayanagar, was also broken into on July 30, 2024. Another incident occurred on Oct 28, where two miscreants stole CCTV cameras from the office in the early hours. Both complaints were registered at Govindarajanagar police station. The Chandra Layout police registered a case of attempted murder and other appropriate sections for arson. The police found that the arrested four were accused of killing a 19-year-old Suhas P, a resident of BTM Layout, on May 9, 2022. A gang of seven, including the four, was arrested by Bommanahalli police. They were then released on bail in Nov last year. The accused confessed they received a supari from a political party functionary to set fire to the doctor's house. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now They got Rs 30,000 advance for the task. They purchased four litres of petrol from a fuel station at Electronics City and used it to set the fire. A senior officer stated, "We are not sure why the political party functionary gave the supari. Once we catch him, we will know more details."


NDTV
23-05-2025
- Automotive
- NDTV
Kia Carens Clavis Variant-Wise Price Revealed
Kia India has officially announced the pricing for the all-new Carens Clavis, which aims to compete with the likes of Maruti Suzuki XL6, MG Hector, Tata Safari, Mahindra XUV700, and more, with these updates in place. The Carens Clavis offers multiple powertrain and transmission options, including 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol, 1.5-litre turbo-petrol, and a 1.5-litre diesel engine. Given below is a breakdown of all variants along with their ex-showroom prices. Bookings for the Kia Carens Clavis began on May 9, 2025, and deliveries are likely to begin soon. 1.5L NA Petrol Variants (7-Seater) HTE (6MT) - Rs11,49,900 HTE (O) (6MT) - Rs12,49,900 HTK (6MT) - Rs13,49,900 Also Read: Kia Carens Clavis Launched At Rs 11.50 Lakh, Check Specs And Features 1.5L Turbo-Petrol Variants (7-Seater) HTE (O) (6 MT) - Rs 13,39,900 HTK (6 MT) - Rs 14,39,900 HTK+ (6 MT) - Rs 15,39,900 HTK+ (O) (6 MT) - Rs 16,19,900 HTX (6 MT) - Rs 18,39,900 HTX+ (6MT)- Rs 19,39,900 HTX (6 iMT) - Rs 18,69,900 HTX+ (6 iMT) - Rs 19,69,900 HTK+ (7 DCT) - Rs 16,89,900 HTK+ (O) (7 DCT) - Rs 17,69,900 HTX+ (7 DCT) - Rs 21,49,900 1.5L Turbo-Petrol Variants (6-Seater) HTX+ (6 MT) - Rs 19,39,900 HTX+ (6 iMT) - Rs 19,69,900 HTX+ (7 DCT) - Rs 21,49,900 1.5L Diesel Variants (7-Seater) HTE (6MT) - Rs 13,49,900 HTE (O) (6MT) - Rs 14,54,900 HTK (6MT) - Rs 15,51,900 HTK+ (6MT) - Rs 16,49,900 HTK+ (O) (6MT) - Rs 17,29,900 HTX (6MT) - Rs 19,49,900 HTK+ (6AT) - Rs 17,99,900


Time of India
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Indian Idol 12 winner Pawandeep Rajan's team issues a statement updating about his surgeries; writes 'Post 3-4 days rest he will again be operated for the rest of the fractures and injuries'
Pawandeep Rajan, the winner of Indian Idol 12, made headlines following his terrible tragedy. According to reports, the musician received several severe injuries after his car collided with another vehicle on May 5 in the early morning. Following this, Pawandeep (28) was transported to the hospital. Now, the singer's team has issued their first formal statement, providing an update on the singer's health. According to the statement, Rajan underwent surgery for fractures acquired as a result of the team has taken to his Instagram handle to pen the statement about the singer's accident and also shared an update about his surgery. The team penned, "Hi everyone, as you all are aware that Pawandeep Rajan met with a tragic road accident on 5th May early morning near Moradabad, UP while he was on his way to Delhi to catch a flight to Ahmedabad for an event. Initially, he was operated at a nearby available facility but later he was shifted to a better hospital in Delhi NCR. He has suffered with multiple major fractures and few small injuries."It further read, "Yesterday was a very difficult and hard day for the family and all his whole day he was struggling with severe pain and unconsciousness. However, after a whole lot of diagnosis and examinations, he was taken into the operation theatre around 7 pm and after 6 hours some of his major fractures have been operated on successfully and he is currently in Medical ICU under observation. Post 3-4 days rest he will again be operated for the rest of the fractures and injuries. "For the unversed, Pawandeep was travelling from his hometown to Noida for an event with his friend Ajay Mehra and driver Rahul Singh. The three were travelling in an MG Hector. According to the investigation, Rahul Singh, the driver, reportedly slept while driving the vehicle, causing him to lose control of it. Because of this, Pawandeep's car collided with the rear of an Eicher Canter lorry, resulting in this fatal accident.