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NDTV
7 hours ago
- Climate
- NDTV
7 Killed In Landslides In Arunachal Pradesh
Itanagar: Seven people, including two women and two children, were killed in a massive landslide on National Highway-13 in Arunachal Pradesh's East Kameng district amid heavy rains, officials said here on Saturday. An official said that a vehicle carrying seven people was swept away by a massive landslide between the Bana-Seppa stretch of NH-13 in East Kameng district and plunged into a gorge. The Maruti car was moving towards Seppa when the rain-triggered landslide struck it on Friday night. The rescue team later recovered the bodies. The Bana-Seppa route is widely regarded as one of the most landslide-prone corridors in Arunachal Pradesh, especially during the monsoon season (June to September). Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister and local MLA Mama Natung, and Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju deeply condoled the deaths. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju in his post said: "Deeply saddened by the tragic landslide in Arunachal Pradesh that claimed seven innocent lives. My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. May the departed souls rest in peace. Prayers for strength and healing to all affected by this heartbreaking loss." In a post on his X handle, Mama Natung said: "It's very painful to hear about the tragic loss of seven lives in my Assembly constituency due to a landslide on NH 13 Road in between Bana and Seppa." "My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families during this difficult time. I request everyone to remain vigilant and avoid travelling at night during the monsoon season. My thoughts and prayers are with the families affected. May their souls rest in peace. Om Shanti Shanti," he said. Most of the northeastern states, including Arunachal Pradesh, have been experiencing incessant rains since Thursday, badly affecting normal life. Due to the rains and landslides, road communications were severely affected in many districts across Arunachal Pradesh. A hanging bridge in Chulyu village, under Keyi Panyor district, has been completely washed away due to incessant rainfall. The bridge served as a shortcut to the main highway leading to Pitapool.
Scroll.in
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scroll.in
‘Criminal Justice – A Family Matter' review: All in a day's work for Pankaj Tripathi's Madhav Mishra
Pankaj Tripathi's Madhav Mishra has gone from being one of the reasons to follow the Criminal Justice series to being the main attraction. The formidable lawyer, whose sangfroid comes wrapped in a steeliness forged by his humble origins, was introduced in the JioHotstar show's first season in 2019. In the fourth and latest season, Madhav is once again at the front and centre of the proceedings. In the third season from 2022, Madhav had moved from the back of a Maruti van into his own office. Vertical mobility awaits Madhav in Criminal Justice – A Family Matter. He is offered a position in a prestigious law firm. But before that, Madhav – part attorney and part detective – must solve the mystery of who has slashed a nurse's throat, and why. Roshni (Asha Negi) is found dead at the apartment of her lover, the surgeon Raj (Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub). Although Raj is separated from his wife Anju (Surveen Chawla), they share parenting responsibilities of their Asperger's syndrome-affected daughter Ira (Khushi Bhardwaj). Raj is an instant suspect, as is Anju, who lives in the apartment across from Raj. Among the returning characters are the advocate Mandira (Mita Vashisht), public prosecutor Lekha (Shweta Basu Prasad) and police inspector Gauri (Kalyanee Mulay). Madhav's super-chirpy wife Ratna (Khushboo Atre) is back too, promoted from beauty parlour owner to unofficial paralegal – a contrivance that gives Ratna something to do in a show that doesn't really have room for her. Directed by Rohan Sippy – who also helmed the second and third editions – the Hindi-language A Family Matter is an improvement on its most recent, overwrought season. The latest eight-episode series is based on a story by Harman Wadala, Rahul Ved Prakash, Varsha Ramachandran and Riya Poojary, and a screenplay by Wadala, Sandeep Jain and Sameer Mishra. The themes include temptation – a partnership for Madhav, Roshni's unwise dalliance with Raj, the efforts of Lekha and Mandira to avenge their previous defeats by Madhav. Mandira dismisses Madhav as the 'fluke artist of the century'. There are some missteps for Madhav and his assistants Shivani (Barkha Singh) and Deep (Aatm Prakash Mishra) as they develop their defence. This being a legal drama with heavy lashings of a detective thriller, the focus is on the investigation rather than meaningful character development. Inspector Gauri pursues leads with eyeball-straining zeal, but she is no match for Madhav's Sherlockian laser gaze. The ample twists and red herrings provide a distraction from the lip service paid to 'justice for all'. Madhav's gradual entry into the upper reaches of society, coupled with Ratna's aspirational ways, allow a subtle class bias to creep into Criminal Justice. Larger questions of the meaning of justice for victims and perpetrators have been set aside for a jolly good time in Madhav Mishra's delightful company. The series has settled for mild fireworks inside the courtroom and light comedy outside it, chiefly emanating chiefly from Madhav's textbook Hindi-aided drollery. The most engrossing scenes revolve around the cross-examination of witnesses, which gives Madhav pause for thought – is his folksy approach always successful? This is the only extent to which Madhav grows as a character. Pankaj Tripathi is typically superb as Madhav, smoothly moving from self-deprecating wit to empathy. But the lack of a serious challenger to Madhav is glaring, despite impressive efforts by the advocates played by Shweta Basu Prasad and Mita Vashisht. The easy-going tone sobers up only in the presence of Surveen Chawla's murder accused. Chawla is excellent as Anju, whose personality has hidden layers and secrets. Chawla plays Anju with the right correct of gravitas and feeling, giving A Family Matter much-needed heft. Play
Time of India
3 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Maruti Suzuki Share Price Live Updates: Maruti Suzuki's Previous Day Market Close
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Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
‘No coherence': Court clean chit to 2 held for firing at Noida cops 15 years ago
Noida: The additional sessions court gave a clean chit to two persons arrested 15 years ago on charges of attempt to murder and possession of illegal firearms for firing at a police team. The court observed that the statements of the police unit from Surajpur, which had intercepted the two men during a vehicle-checking drive in 2010 and arrested them for firing on the police team, were mutually contradictory. It noted the prosecution failed to convince the court about the recovery of arms and the firing on the police party. The two men, Satyendra Kumar Yadav and Vinod Singh, had contended that they were falsely implicated by police in a case of attempted murder under Indian Penal Code Section 307 filed on Nov 10, 2010, at Surajpur police station at the behest of Punjab Fibre Company, a private firm. In its chargesheet, police said during a vehicle-checking drive at the temple roundabout, they were tipped off about two criminals coming in that direction in a white Maruti with some stolen goods from the private company. When the police team flagged the two to stop, the driver of the car opened fire on the police team and attempted to flee. "They fired at the police with the intent to kill. If their actions resulted in the death of any police personnel, they would have been guilty of murder. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Forget Expensive Wills – Do This Instead Local Will Finder Undo Satyendra was found with a 315-bore pistol and a cartridge, and Vinod with a knife," the FIR stated. During the trial, the court observed that there was no coherence in the statements of Sub-Inspector Shiv Prakash Singh and other constables in the team. "Constable Lokendra Pal Singh stated that no attempt was made by the police to stop the car, whereas Sub Inspector Shiv Prakash Singh said that they used a torchlight to stop the car, upon which the accused fired on the police," the court noted in the judgment. It also found the theory of firing on the police party doubtful. "No injury to any police personnel or any other person is shown in the incident, nor is it stated which member of the police party was shot at by the accused. There is no mention of any damage caused to any person or vehicle by the alleged firing, nor is there any mention of the recovery of any cartridge shell after the alleged firing. It is highly unnatural that despite the accused firing with intent to kill and being armed, the police force did not fire in defence," the judgment noted. The court also questioned the prosecution for not obtaining a forensic report for the recovered pistol and knife and pointed out that no ballistic expert report is available on record, which would indicate whether the recovered alleged 315-bore pistol was actually capable of firing or not. Based on the observations, the court said the prosecution failed to establish beyond doubt the theory of firing on police with the intent of killing and the recovery of weapons, and accordingly acquitted the duo of the charges under the Arms Act and ordered their release after depositing two sureties of Rs 50,000 each within seven days.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Maruti Suzuki Share Price Live Updates: Maruti Suzuki Trading Overview
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