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Time of India
27-05-2025
- Time of India
Puri collector, SP review Alarnath Temple security
Puri: District collector (Puri) Siddharth Shankar Swain and SP Vinit Agrawal on Tuesday reviewed the security arrangements at Alarnath Temple in Brahmagiri. As per tradition, after Snan Purnima on June 11, there will be no darshan at Jagannath Temple for 14 days. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now During this period, lakhs of devotees visit the Alarnath Temple for darshan. To ensure the safety of devotees, additional police forces will be deployed. Traffic arrangements, including parking, diversions and one-way traffic flow will be implemented on the roads leading to Brahmagiri. Police personnel will be stationed at every junction for traffic control. On the occasion, a coordination meeting was held between Swain, Agrawal, Alarnath temple servitors and the local administration. Puri police will also set up a 'feedback centre' on the temple premises. Senior officials, including additional SP Sushil Mishra, additional SP Deba Pratap, additional SP Soumya Ranjan Mallik, tehsildar of Brahmagiri, BDO and SDPO (Sadar) were also present.
Time of India
01-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Nurse dies at pvt hosp, kin accuses mgmt of negligence
Bhilwara: A nurse at a private hospital in Bhilwara city died under suspicious circumstances Thursday. The deceased, identified as Bharati (28), was working at Ramsnehi Hospital on Nehru Road, Bhilwara, for the past two years. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now According to police, Bharati's health deteriorated during duty Wednesday night. The hospital staff admitted her and began treatment. By 1.30am, her condition improved, but when staff checked on her around 4am, she was found to have passed away. The hospital management informed her family by phone. Upon arrival, her family accused the hospital of negligence and started a commotion outside. They, along with community members, demanded Rs 50 lakh in compensation. The protest and discussions lasted for about five hours, concluding with a meeting between the hospital administration and the family in the presence of police and officials. The family agreed to a post-mortem, after which the police handed over the body. During the protest, angry individuals broke the glass at the hospital's main entrance with sticks and even brought dry wood for last rites inside the hospital. The police managed to calm the situation and took the wood away. Present during the incident were probationer IPS Jatin Jain, Bhilwara circle officer (Sadar) Shyam Sundar Bishnoi, circle officer (City) Manish Bardgujar, Bhilwara City MLA Ashok Kothari, along with community, police, and administration members. Bardgujar said that the nursing staffer's health deteriorated suddenly during her night duty, and other nursing staff present administered a drip. She then went to sleep, but in the morning, she was found dead.
Time of India
23-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
BJP's Hazaribag unit stages Aakrosh March against Kashmir terror attack
1 2 Chatra: BJP's Hazaribag district unit organized an Aakrosh March on Wednesday to protest the targeted killings of Hindus by terrorists in Pahalgam, Kashmir. District president Vivekanand Singh led the demonstration, accompanied by Sadar MLA Pradeep Prasad. Party leaders and workers conducted a torchlight procession from Budhwa Mahadev to Jhanda Chowk in Hazaribag city. At the gathering, speakers identified Pakistan-based Saifullah Khalid as the mastermind behind the attacks, condemning the selective targeting of Hindus based on their religious identity. The protesters demanded swift action from the central govt to eliminate the terrorists responsible for the Pahalgam attack. They also called for strong measures against the Pakistani army for allegedly sheltering the perpetrators. Speaking at the event, MLA Pradip Prasad emphasized that the attack was not just against individuals but targeted India's communal harmony and democratic values. "The entire country must unite against terrorism," he stated, adding that those responsible for shedding innocent blood must face consequences. The demonstration highlighted growing concerns over targeted religious violence and called for national unity in combating terrorism.
