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Time of India
14 hours ago
- Time of India
After 7 years, 5 get life term for farmer's murder over family dispute
1 2 Bareilly: A Bareilly court on Tuesday sentenced five men to life imprisonment for the 2018 murder of a farmer, who was beaten to death in public view near the accused's house in Gulabnagar village following a long-standing family enmity. Moti Singh, 32, was returning from the fields with his brother Mahendra on Sept 29, 2018, when they were attacked by Maiku Singh and his sons Rajveer and Giring, along with their relatives Nar Singh and Ramesh. Moti died of injuries sustained in the assault, while Mahendra survived with wounds. Mahendra told the police that the accused ambushed them near their house due to old hostility. The post-mortem examination confirmed 28 injury marks on Moti's body. An FIR was registered at Faridpur police station under charges of murder and rioting. Police arrested all five accused with the murder weapon and sent them to jail. A chargesheet was filed in Dec 2018, and the trial began in Feb 2019. The accused secured bail during the Covid pandemic. Additional district govt counsel Rajeshwari Gangwar said, "The incident took place in front of the house of the accused and there were several eyewitnesses. Based on the evidence presented, the court of additional district and sessions judge Tabrez Ahmed found all five guilty." The court sentenced them to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 20,000 on each of them. Their bail was cancelled, and they were taken into custody again on Tuesday.
The Citizen
7 days ago
- General
- The Citizen
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Ruan de Ridder A digital support specialist at Caxton Local Media, known for his contributions to the digital landscape. He has covered major stories, including the Moti kidnappings, and edits and curates news of national importance from over 50 Caxton Local News sites.
Fashion Network
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Devina Malhotra launches womenswear label Label Devina
Artist and storyteller Devina Malhotra has launched her womenswear label, Label Devina, with a debut collection of hand-painted sarees designed to merge personal expression with traditional craft. Rooted in slow fashion, the label plans to focus on emotion-led design and heirloom artistry. Label Devina aims to move away from fast fashion by offering sarees crafted in fluid silks and organza, each piece painted by Malhotra herself and embroidered by Indian artisans using Sitara, Moti, and Cut Dana techniques, the new label announced in a press release. The first collection seeks to celebrate softness as strength and memory as inspiration. 'We've been told power dressing must look a certain way, loud, tailored, masculine," said brand founder Devina Malhotra in a press release. "But what if softness was the real power? Label Devina is deeply personal. It's a space for women to return to themselves, to own their lightness, their complexity, their quiet fire.' Inspired by her life as an Army wife and shaped by the women in her family, the label is positioned as a platform for storytelling through clothing. The brand's launch reflects a focus on cultural continuity, mindful dressing, and garments that transcend seasons. Label Devina's first collection is now available, offering pieces that intend to resonate as wearable keepsakes rather than seasonal statements.
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
5 Types Of People Who Should Wear a Pearl Ring
The Moon, a planet that controls emotions, the mind, intuition, and maternal energy, is associated with the pearl stone which is also known as Moti according to Vedic Astrology. It is believed that wearing a pearl ring promotes spiritual development, emotional equilibrium, mental tranquility, and defense against evil energy also. However, Pearl is not always good for everyone but it is advisable for some people which is based on planetary position and birth charts. In this article we are going to mentioned people who can wear this beautiful gemstone "Pearl" which can be beneficial for them: Here are the following five people who are advised to wear pearl rings: Those whose birth charts show a weak or troubled moon The Moon is a symbol for the mind, emotions, and mental well-being in astrology. A person may experience mood swings, anxiety, insomnia, or emotional instability if the Moon is in a weak position (in Scorpio) or if they are afflicted by malefic planets like Rahu, Ketu, or Saturn. Since pearls are connected to the Moon, wearing a pearl ring might help to channelize a weak Moon. One's life may become more stable, emotionally balanced, and clear as a result. People Dealing with Relationship Stress or Emotional Upheaval A pearl is a stone of peace, affection, and kindness. The calming energy of a pearl ring can be quite helpful to anyone going through a breakup, divorce, family strife, or emotional instability. Pearls are known for their relaxing and soothing qualities, making them ideal for those looking for emotional balance and healing. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Airlines Don't Want You to Know This Secret for Cheaper Flights Cheaper Flights | search ads Read More Undo People who are experiencing stress, worry, or emotional upheaval may find that wearing a pearl ring helps. Professionals and Students in Need of Mental Stability and Focus Strong lunar energy aids in focus, memory, and decision-making since the Moon controls the mind. Wearing pearls can help professionals deal with difficult situations or students getting ready for competitive tests. Pearls are linked to inspiration, inventiveness, and inventiveness. Artists, authors, musicians, and other creatives can unleash their creative power by donning pearl rings. Wearing a pearl ring can provide calm, clarity, and inner harmony to people, who are struggling with emotional imbalance, mental stress, or spiritual bewilderment. Extremely Perceptive or Compassionate People Emotional exhaustion or burnout can result from highly sensitive people's tendency to absorb the energies around them. Pearl is a fantastic gemstone for empaths, healers, counselors, and people in caring professions because of its lunar properties, which assist guard the aura. Ascendant Natives or Cancer Moon Sign Pearl is the birthstone for people born under the sign of Cancer (Karka Rashi), which is ruled by the Moon in Vedic astrology. It strengthens their innate traits such as empathy, nurturing, and emotional intelligence, while shielding them from the unfavorable changes of the Moon. Pearls are also believed to draw good vibes and cultivate affectionate bonds. People can attract caring and encouraging people into their lives by wearing pearl rings. Although pearls have numerous advantages, but not everyone is a good fit for them. You are advised to consult a professional astrologer before wearing any gemstone, including pearls. Discover everything about astrology at the Times of India , including daily horoscopes for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces .
Mint
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Lounge Loves: ‘Grole', dog names and more
A grole or grolle is a round earthenware dish with a lid and multiple spouts. In some regions of Italy and France, it is used to serve a hot, coffee-laced alcoholic drink shared between friends by being passed from person to person. Last week, I tried drinking from a grole for the first time at an Italian restaurant in Bengaluru, La Gioia—it's not on the menu but they will bring it out if you ask nicely. The drink we were served in it was thankfully not hot but refreshingly cool, given the muggy Bengaluru weather right now, and we all dipped straws in it and sipped simultaneously (feeling thankful that the covid-19 pandemic was over) as we huddled together over the grole. The servers said our raucous group of five inspired them to offer the drinks to us—and it occurred to me that this drink is the perfect toast to friendship. There is a certain joy in discovering small joints serving unpretentious everyday food. Over the last few months, I have found myself grabbing a quick meal at a roadside lunch spot outside a busy hospital in the western suburbs of Mumbai. Sunita tai is chirpy, speaks in English, and is a fantastic cook. I usually go for the fried bombil, and kolambi, or prawns cooked in a spicy masala, and best enjoyed with rice. Everything is cooked in her home kitchen, including pickles, and she carries them in huge steel dabbas daily in an autorickshaw. There is a small table and stools for people to sit and eat. The food is homely, comes in clean steel plates, and is priced between ₹ 150-200. I plan to go back for the mutton biryani. Growing up, I had a pet dog called Tiger, and then Tommy. Later, there was Pepsi. It's evident, nobody put any thought into these names. There was a 'Moti' in Sachaa Jhutha and Mera Naam Joker (both 1970), Teri Meherbaniyan (1985) and Bol Radha Bol (1992). Now the world has gone to the dogs but pet names have become Insta-catchy. I have met a Scooter and DJ on my morning walks. These are names which must have taken some brainstorming. Last month, I met Gabbar but I couldn't gauge if the three-month-old puppy's bark was as evil as the dacoit's laugh in Sholay. What's in a name, a dog by any other name would still have a piece of your heart. But can we retire 'Moti'? —Nipa Charagi Whether it's a gift, or more likely, an Amazon package you self-ordered, there's child-like joy in opening—no, tearing open—the box and seeing what it holds even if it's just a bottle of your regular moisturiser. Recently, though, the pretty packaging for the perfume I'd ordered from House of Kanzan (an Indian indie perfume brand) made me feel almost guilty for opening it. The brown wrapping paper was folded in the Japanese gift wrapping style. There had been effort from someone there to make sure the 'unboxing' experience is joyous. The other sweet touch was adding a free perfume sample. Considering they are not a luxury brand, both gestures seemed like thoughtfulness wrapped in warm notes of tonka beans and sandalwood. Yeah, I opened the wrapper carefully with scissors. First Published: 28 Apr 2025, 12:02 PM IST
