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Hindustan Times
11-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Two Panchkula women lose gold chains to snatchers during blackout
Amid the tense situation between India and Pakistan and a blackout imposed by the district administration, two women in Panchkula were robbed in separate chain-snatching incidents on Thursday and Friday. The latest incident occurred on Friday around 7pm. Harjit Kaur, 50, a resident of Sector 21, reported that when she was walking home from market with her son during the blackout, a motorcycle rider approached from behind and snatched her chain worth ₹80,000. The rider was wearing a helmet. The Sector-5 police station has registered a case under Section 304 of the BNS. On Thursday, a similar incident occurred around 7pm. During blackout, two unidentified bikers targeted 62-year-old Urmil Bassi, a retired PGI employee residing in the same sector. Bassi and her husband were walking towards an acquaintance's residence when they encountered two men struggling with their motorcycle. As they passed, one of the men, wearing a cap, suddenly snatched the gold chain from her neck, estimated to be worth ₹75,000. The accused managed to flee on their motorcycle. ₹3.6L cash, gold jewellery stolen in Mauli village A theft was reported in Mauli village, Raipur Rani, where thieves made off with ₹3.6 lakh and gold jewellery valued at ₹60,000. The incident occurred during the day when the house was unoccupied. The complainant, Pinki, stated that the theft took place on Friday. Pinki and her husband were alone at their residence. Around 10.30am, Pinki her husband went to Barwala to get medicine. Upon returning around 12.30pm, they discovered that the lock of their almirah had been broken, and the contents were scattered. A sum of ₹3.6 lakh and two gold rings were missing. A case under Section 305 of the BNS was registered. DCP holds key meet DCP Himadree Kaushik held a crime meeting on Friday, prioritising the prevention of snatching and vehicle theft. She directed ACPs to personally visit crime scenes and emphasised accelerating pending investigations. Station heads were instructed to maintain active checkpoints with thorough vehicle checks and CCTV monitoring. The DCP issued strict directives against illegal mining and illicit liquor, mandating identification of activities, seizures, and arrests. Special law and order companies were ordered to conduct regular drills for emergency preparedness. Focusing on narcotics, the DCP called for identifying hotspots and involving social organisations in awareness campaigns. For women's safety, regular inspection and surveillance of vulnerable areas were mandated. Increased patrolling in key locations and vigilant monitoring of social media for inflammatory content were also ordered. The police force was instructed to remain alert and prepared for any emergency.
Fashion Value Chain
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Value Chain
Jaipur Rugs x Gurjeet Singh Launch 'Dreamers' Collection
Jaipur Rugs and Gurjeet Singh Unveil 'Dreamers': A Radical New Collection Rooted in Rural Voices Jaipur Rugs, in collaboration with acclaimed textile artist Gurjeet Singh, launches Dreamers—a genre-defying collection that transcends decorative design, offering bold, emotional narratives woven by India's rural artisans and Jaipur Jail inmates. Blending hand-knotting traditions with raw storytelling, the collection touches on gender, caste, queerness, and generational trauma—amplifying the voices of artisans like Pinki, Boogli, and Gajanand as co-authors, not just craftspersons. From the poignant 'I Want to Go Home' to the haunting 'Black Sun', each piece becomes a visual essay, crafted with over 600,000 knots and months of meticulous labor. The collection also features sculptural heads made from discarded fire-damaged rugs—symbolizing renewal, resilience, and environmental consciousness. 'This is not just craft—it's confession, memory, protest, and authorship,' says Rutvi Chaudhary, Director, Jaipur Rugs. 'Dreamers is handmade luxury redefined: ethical, emotional, and radically human.'
Time of India
04-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Jafrabad widows surface in Kol amid BJP seniors
1 2 3 Kolkata/Berhampore: In a dramatic turn of events, the widows of Jafrabad murder victims Haragobindo Das and his son Chandan, Parul and Pinki, went "missing" from their Jangipur home for several hours on Saturday, only to resurface at a Salt Lake guest house on Sunday morning, flanked by BJP netas. The several hours-long episode took place only a day before CM Mamata Banerjee was scheduled to visit Murshidabad. The April 12 double-murder probe by SIT has led to the arrest of nine people so far, including several named by Haragobindo's widow, Parul. You Can Also Check: Kolkata AQI | Weather in Kolkata | Bank Holidays in Kolkata | Public Holidays in Kolkata With BJP's Sajal Ghosh and Tarunjyoti Tiwari, also an advocate, by their side, Parul and Pinki alleged that "police threats" prompted them to leave their home. They claimed police even went to the Salt Lake guest house to threaten them. Later, they wrote a two-page letter in English but signed in Bengali to the Chief Justices of the Supreme Court and Calcutta High Court, seeking police protection. Police strongly refuted the charges. In a statement on X, West Bengal police said: "It is being spread from some quarters that the family of the father and son who were killed in Jafrabad of Shamserganj police station were forced to leave their home after being threatened by the police. This is completely false. The fact is that last night, the younger son of the family filed a written complaint at the Shamserganj police station that the wives of the deceased were taken away from their home by a man in a car the previous evening. The complaint further states that the family suspects that the two women have been kidnapped as they did not return home for more than 24 hours." "Based on such serious allegations, a case was registered, and an investigation was started, and it was learned that the two women were in a house in Bidhannagar. The police went there and asked the two women if they were safe. They said that they had come voluntarily. The police then left. It is the duty of the police to investigate complaints, and that is what has been done. Legal action will be taken against those who are spreading malicious propaganda," police said. Parul and Pinki also wrote to governor CV Ananda Bose, alleging police threats. This letter was posted on X by state leader of opposition Suvendu Adhikari with a claim that the family of the victims were being "persecuted". "Such heavy-handed tactics are an affront to justice and compassion, especially for a family seeking legal recourse through the Calcutta High Court for a CBI inquiry into their loved ones' deaths," he wrote. BJP's Rajya Sabha MP Samik Bhattacharya said: "Hindus are a minority in Murshidabad, and they were attacked. Their homes were ransacked. They need help when they feel unsafe." Trinamool Congress's Farakka MLA Manirul Islam, who lives close to Jafrabad, said: "Earlier, people from Bethbona village were taken to a Malda school after being fed with falsehoods and lies by BJP. In the same manner, the widows of Jafrabad have been taken to Kolkata without even the consent of their relatives. The Malda families returned when they realised the truth. The Jafrabad family, too, will return once they realise the political falsehoods they are trapped in." Jangipur Lok Sabha MP Khallilur Rehman did not comment on the matter.
Time of India
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rakesh Roshan and Pinky celebrate 54 years of marriage: 'Together is a beautiful place to be'
Renowned filmmaker Rakesh Roshan and his wife, Pinki, recently marked an incredible 54 years of marriage. Since tying the knot in 1971, they have remained steadfast partners, navigating life's challenges and triumphs side by side. In an industry known for its relationship struggles, the Roshans stand out as an inspiring example of lasting love, unwavering support, and profound mutual respect. A Heartfelt Anniversary Message Celebrating their special day, Rakesh posted a touching message on Instagram saying, 'Together is a beautiful place to be. Happy 54th anniversary.' The photo he shared shows the couple sitting close, smiling warmly—a perfect snapshot of their many years filled with love, friendship, and a strong, lasting bond. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The place-to-be for automation and robotics Undo Relevant topics from automation, AI and robotics Undo Valuable contacts with international exhibitors Undo Fresh input at the top-class supporting program Undo The leading trade fair for automation & robotics Undo Humble Beginnings and Family Roots Pinki's father, the late filmmaker J. Om Prakash , arranged their marriage, which started from modest beginnings. Throughout their journey, the couple has stood united through the unpredictable highs and lows of the film industry. Together, they raised their two children, Sunaina and Hrithik Roshan . Rakesh Roshan's Career Throughout his career, Rakesh showcased his talent in popular shows like 'Ghar Ghar Ki Kahani,' 'Buniyaad,' and 'Bhagwan Dada.' He later found success as a director with films such as 'Khudgarz,' 'Khoon Bhari Maang,' and the blockbuster 'Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai,' which marked the debut of his son, Hrithik Roshan. Throughout these endeavors, Pinki stood by him, offering unwavering support and encouragement. Celebrating Milestones Together The couple even celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary on the set of 'Krrish 3,' surrounded by their family, highlighting the close bond they share both personally and professionally.
News18
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Rakesh Roshan Celebrates 54 Years With Wife Pinki: 'Together Is A Beautiful Place To Be'
Last Updated: Rakesh Roshan and his wife, Pinki Roshan, completed 54 years of togetherness. Veteran filmmaker Rakesh Roshan and his wife, Pinki Roshan recently celebrated a remarkable milestone—54 years of togetherness. Married in 1971, the couple has stood by each other through life's many highs and lows. In an industry where relationships often buckle under pressure, the Roshans have become a symbol of enduring love, support and deep mutual respect. To mark the occasion, Rakesh Roshan shared a heartfelt Instagram post with the caption, 'Together is a beautiful place to be. Happy 54th anniversary." The accompanying photo captures the couple smiling tenderly, seated side by side—a beautiful reflection of decades spent in comfort, companionship, and unshakeable partnership. Their marriage was arranged by Pinki's father, the late filmmaker J. Om Prakash, and began with humble roots. They have witnessed the financial ups and downs and the volatile nature of the film industry together. Parents to two children Sunaina Roshan and superstar Hrithik Roshan – the couple raised them with the same values of love and perseverance. Rakesh and Pinki have celebrated countless milestones together, both personal and professional. Earlier, in an interview with Filmfare the actor turned Filmmaker Rakesh shared how his wife, Pinki has been his unwavering pillar of strength since the early days of their marriage. 'She comes from a rich family where she lived in a bungalow; I took her to a two-room apartment where I lived with my parents and brother. She understood my frustrations. She went through the tough period with patience and was never demanding." Rakesh Roshan said. Over the decades, Rakesh showed his acting pedigree in Ghar Ghar ki Kahani, Buniyaad and Bhagwan Dada and directed successful films like Khudgarz (1987), Khoon Bhari Mang (1988) and the blockbuster Kahona Pyaar hai (2000), where he launched his son, Hrithik. Through these ventures, Pinki's encouragement in his vision remained a constant support. Notably, during their 42nd anniversary, the couple celebrated on the sets of Krrish 3, with their family present. As fans and admirers send heartfelt wishes and love, one thing is clear- Rakesh and Pinki Roshan's love story is not just about years, it's about how those years were lived. First Published:
