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Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
Meerut drum case: Ex-merchant navy officer's wife Muskan Rastogi plans to study law in jail
MEERUT: Muskan Rastogi, 28, the main accused in the murder of her husband, ex-merchant navy officer, has approached the jail administration in Meerut expressing her desire to pursue legal studies so that she can represent herself in court. Muskan, along with her lover Sahil Shukla, allegedly killed her husband Saurabh Rajput, 35, and the dismembered body was found inside a sealed, cement-filled blue drum at his house in Meerut's Brahmpuri locality on March 19. He was drugged and murdered on the night of March 4. Police arrested them after they returned from a trip to Himachal Pradesh. The two were lodged in the city's Chaudhary Charan Singh District Jail after their bail pleas were rejected by a court. The 28-year-old inmate claimed that she did not receive adequate support from her advocate and, hence, is willing to fight her own case, said a jail official. The official pointed out that she has not studied beyond Class 8 and doesn't have a senior secondary certificate - an essential prerequisite to pursue legal studies in India. The jail officials have now sought the process to pursue legal studies, and it was said that she must first pass her senior secondary before appearing in LLB. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Esse novo alarme com câmera é quase gratuito em Catalão (consulte o preço) Alarmes Undo IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) offers a range of courses in the jail, they said. Jail superintendent Viresh Raj Sharma said, "Since Muskan was lodged in jail, no one from her family has visited her, while Sahil's maternal grandma and brother met him. Now, Muskan has sought the process to study legal education and we are thinking about it. If she wants to study, jail authorities will provide all necessary resources to her." A detailed chargesheet of over 1,000 pages was filed by the police against the duo in court earlier this month. Muskan was later found pregnant during a routine medical examination.
News18
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Tears, Hugs And Pure Love: Delhi Househelp's ‘Bidaai' Moment Has Internet's Heart
Last Updated: The video, shared on Instagram by makeup artist Naina Arora, shows Muskan sitting on a sofa, visibly emotional, as Naina and her family surround her. House helps are a big part of many Indian homes. Their efforts often go unnoticed. As a result, they do not always receive the recognition or respect they truly deserve. But every once in a while, a moment comes along that reminds us of just how deeply they become a part of the family. Recently, a video surfaced showing a family bidding farewell to their house help named Muskan, who is set to get married. The clip has left many viewers teary-eyed. The video, shared on Instagram by makeup artist Naina Arora, shows Muskan sitting on a sofa, visibly emotional, as Naina and her family surround her. They are seen giving her gifts, wishing her well and expressing their gratitude for everything she has done for them over the years. Muskan, overwhelmed by their love, is seen breaking down in tears as Naina hugs her. One emotional moment shows a young child in Muskan's arms. When he is told that she is leaving because she is getting married, the child immediately bursts into tears. His reaction speaks volumes about how deeply Muskan had bonded with the family, especially the younger members. The overlay text on the video reads, 'Humari laadli Muskan chali sasural." Along with the video, Naina shared a caption that read, 'Muskan, our family member who takes care of Nabh like an elder sister, is getting married. Wishing her all the happiness. I didn't want to capture all this, but Muskan wanted these memories." The video struck a chord with many social media users who praised Naina for her heartwarming gesture. Several also shared their best wishes for Muskan as she begins her married life. Since being posted online, the clip has garnered over seven million views. One user commented, 'This is the best video and example for everyone how should we treat our house helpers those who are loyal. God bless you Muskan." Another said, 'I'm very glad that you did capture this. These are things that should be normalised and socialised… you set a beautiful example and kudos to you!" Someone else remarked, 'Awww this is so beautiful," while another added, 'This is actually so emotional and beautiful." An emotional viewer shared, 'I literally cried when the baby starts crying for her. May God bless her." Others called it 'Best video," 'Heart touching," and 'Beautiful gesture." Naina and her family's kind gesture shows that the people who silently keep our households running truly deserve to be celebrated. First Published: May 28, 2025, 15:17 IST
Express Tribune
25-05-2025
- Politics
- Express Tribune
Khuzdar school bus attack death toll rises to ten
The wreckage of a school bus destroyed in bomb blast in Khuzdar lies on a roadside. Photo: PPI Listen to article Two more students, Sheema Ibrahim and Muskan, embraced martyrdom while receiving treatment in Quetta, raising the number of students martyred in the recent terrorist attack on a school bus in Khuzdar, Balochistan, to eight, according to security sources. In what authorities describe as an Indian-backed terrorist incident. Security officials confirmed that among those martyred are seven female students and one male student. On the day of the suicide bombing, Sania Soomro (Grade 6), Hafsa Kausar (Grade 7), and Ayesha Saleem (Grade 10) were among the first to embrace martyrdom. Later, Haider, Malaika, and Sehr Saleem were also martyred while receiving medical treatment, security officials said. According to the sources, the cowardly attack was planned and sponsored by the terrorist state of India. "The blood of these innocent children will not go unavenged. Those behind this — including the Indian handlers and their local agents — will be held accountable," security officials stated. During a press briefing in Rawalpindi on Friday DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry added that the attack was not just on a school bus, but an attack on our values, education, and the fabric of our society. 'Our response will be decisive. They will not succeed,' said the interior secretary. DG ISPR said that India-sponsored attackers have no humanity, morality, and Baloch or Pakistani identity, adding that India has been involved in state-sponsored terrorism for 20 years, destabilising regional peace. He pointed out that in 2009, Pakistan had presented a dossier to the United Nations with evidence of India's involvement in terrorist activities in Balochistan. He stressed that the Khuzdar incident was deeply tragic, carried out under India's orders, and that Fitna al-Hindustan is targeting innocent people, including children and travellers. The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Khuzdar. In a statement, the Council extended its deepest condolences to the victims' families, the government of Pakistan, and the Pakistani people, while also wishing a swift recovery for the injured. The Council reaffirmed that terrorism in all forms poses a severe threat to international peace and security. It called for the accountability of the perpetrators, organizers, financiers, and sponsors of such attacks, urging states to cooperate with Pakistan in bringing the responsible parties to justice.
Time of India
24-05-2025
- Time of India
Woman killed by 2nd hubby, aides
Lucknow: Mohanlalganj police cracked the murder of Muskan Bano (30), who was stabbed to death by her second husband and his associates, allegedly because she wanted to have a child with him. Accused Mohd Asif (35), a tailor, married Muskan last year. She had a daughter from a previous marriage and Asif had children from his earlier relationship. "Asif was unwilling to have a child with Muskan. He also suspected her fidelity, which pushed him to plan her murder," said additional deputy commissioner of police (south) Amit Kumawat. Asif hired his nephew Manna alias Aftab (18), a furniture worker, for Rs 1 lakh to eliminate Muskan. Manna also roped in a friend (17) to help him execute the murder. On May 20, Asif lured Muskan into accompanying him to Unnao under pretext of medical treatment. After spending the day there, the trio purchased a knife and waited for nightfall. Around 9:30 pm near Udvat Kheda, when the couple was returning on a motorcycle, the accused duo on a separate bike deliberately caused the bike to topple. All three then stabbed Muskan to death. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo "Asif tied the body to himself using a dupatta, mounted the motorcycle pretending she was alive and drove about a kilometre before dumping the body near Mohanlalganj canal," said ACP Mohanlalganj Rajneesh Verma. Later, Asif and Manna were arrested, while the minor is in police custody. The knife, blood-stained clothes, broken mobiles and two motorcycles used in the crime have been recovered. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Brother's Day wishes , messages and quotes !
Time of India
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
25-year-old shares how she achieved a jaw-dropping 48 kg loss, without starving
Battling Inner Doubts and Outer Noise Overcoming Temptation: A Foodie's Dilemma From 120kg to 71kg: A Visual Testimony of Change Inspiring the Masses with Honesty and Heart What She Ate To Lose Weight Personal stories of transformation often light the path for others seeking a healthier and happier version of themselves. Muskan's recent weight loss journey is one such incredible story that's now inspiring thousands. In a heartfelt Instagram video, she detailed her progress from obesity to fitness, revealing that she managed to lose an astonishing 48 kilograms—a feat that didn't come easily but was earned through sheer willpower and up about the emotional hurdles she faced, Muskan confessed that the journey wasn't just physical—it was deeply personal. 'I let go of unnecessary opinions,' she said, 'and suddenly I felt 48 kilos lighter.' Humor aside, she admitted that the first half of her transformation was the toughest. Even after dropping 20 kilos, no one seemed to notice. The turning point came when her friend Samiya Makrani was the first to observe a visible difference, telling her, 'You seem so different lately.' Muskan simply smiled and responded, 'Yes, I guess I am.' That moment of recognition gave her a renewed sense of someone who genuinely loved food, the shift to mindful eating was far from easy. Muskan admitted that giving up her favorite snacks and adjusting lifelong habits was a major challenge. In her caption, she wrote, 'Letting go of what you love isn't simple. Changing your behavior takes strength. But self-love means realizing that sometimes, what brings you comfort is also what's harming you.' Her insight was powerful: true transformation begins with self-awareness—before it's too video begins with clips of Muskan at her heaviest, a vivid reminder of where she started. What follows is a beautifully edited montage of her progress—each frame revealing not just a physical shift, but an emotional rebirth. Her secret? She bought a dress two sizes too small and hung it in her room. That one piece of clothing became a daily reminder of her goals and a source of quiet transformation video quickly went viral, striking a chord with people across social media. Comments poured in, applauding her sincerity and the practical nature of her journey. 'What a fantastic achievement!' one user wrote. 'So proud of your progress,' said another. Dozens echoed the sentiment: 'You're truly motivating.'In another video, Muskan shared what she ate on a day-to-day basis to stay (7 AM - 8 AM):• Warm lemon water or jeera water — to kickstart metabolism• 1 boiled egg and 5 soaked almonds (for protein and healthy fats)Breakfast (9 AM - 10 AM):• Oats chilla or vegetable upma — high fiber, keeps you full• Green tea or black coffee — for a gentle energy boostMid-Morning Snack (12 PM):• 1 fruit (apple or guava) natural sugar + fiber• Handful of makhana a low-calorie and crunchy snackLunch (2 PM - 3 PM):• 1 cup quinoa or brown rice• Grilled paneer/chicken or dal for protein• Loads of salad (cucumber, carrots, tomatoes)Evening Snack (5 PM):• Protein shake• OR roasted chana or sprouts• Herbal teaDinner (7 PM - 8 PM):• Grilled fish/paneer with sautéed veggies• Or clear soup (chicken/veg)• No carbs at night — this worked best for meNight Craving Fix (10 PM):• 1 piece of dark chocolate (70%)• Jeera water or ajwain water before bed — to aid digestionShe added that she never skipped a meal but ensured she did not overeat. "I didn't starve but ate mindfully. No sugar, no junk — hardest at first, but a game-changer. Meal timings were fixed — consistency beats crash diets," she wrote.
