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Time of India
28-05-2025
- Climate
- Time of India
Two killed, 6 injured as lightning strikes in Mirzapur
Lucknow: At least two persons lost their lives and six others were injured due to lightning strikes in Mirzapur district on Wednesday. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed sorrow at the deaths, offered his condolences to the bereaved families, and prayed for the peace of the departed souls. The CM also instructed officials that relief amounts should be immediately distributed to the families of the deceased and that proper treatment be provided to those injured in the disaster. A govt spokesperson said that the two deceased were minor sisters, 10-year-old Sadhna and 11-year-old Khushboo. Six others were injured, and three of them were admitted to the Halia Community Health Centre for treatment. The incident occurred while everyone was sitting under a Neem tree outside their home. Dr Kameshwar Tiwari from Halia Community Health Centre stated that eight people were brought to the hospital due to the lightning strike, with two young girls succumbing to their injuries. Six people are injured, three of them seriously, but all are out of danger. Upon receiving information about the incident, Lalganj SDM Sanjeev Kumar Yadav visited the hospital to check on the injured. He announced that govt assistance would be provided to the families of the deceased, and the bodies were sent for post-mortem. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Use an AI Writing Tool That Actually Understands Your Voice Grammarly Install Now Undo The entire incident is under investigation. Lucknow: At least two persons lost their lives and six others were injured due to lightning strikes in Mirzapur district on Wednesday. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed sorrow at the deaths, offered his condolences to the bereaved families, and prayed for the peace of the departed souls. The CM also instructed officials that relief amounts should be immediately distributed to the families of the deceased and that proper treatment be provided to those injured in the disaster. A govt spokesperson said that the two deceased were minor sisters, 10-year-old Sadhna and 11-year-old Khushboo. Six others were injured, and three of them were admitted to the Halia Community Health Centre for treatment. The incident occurred while everyone was sitting under a Neem tree outside their home. Dr Kameshwar Tiwari from Halia Community Health Centre stated that eight people were brought to the hospital due to the lightning strike, with two young girls succumbing to their injuries. Six people are injured, three of them seriously, but all are out of danger. Upon receiving information about the incident, Lalganj SDM Sanjeev Kumar Yadav visited the hospital to check on the injured. He announced that govt assistance would be provided to the families of the deceased, and the bodies were sent for post-mortem. The entire incident is under investigation.
Time of India
13-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Middle-aged city couple clears SSC, 21-year-old son overjoyed
Mumbai: After nearly three decades of wait, Vinod More (51) and wife Sadhna Dhotre (43) cleared their SSC board exams, scoring 41% and 55.4%, respectively —a dream they once thought was out of had dropped out after Class 7. Sadhna lost her parents young and moved from Raigad to Vikhroli, where she struggled with a new school system and eventually left education behind. Vinod, born and raised in Mumbai, left school to pursue his passion for painting. The couple married, raised a family, and worked tirelessly—Sadhna as a domestic worker and Vinod as a driver. Sadhna also cared for her late brother's 2 children along with her own son (now 21), who is working while studying for TYBCom. During the Covid-19 pandemic, a friend told Sadhna about a nearby night school. Encouraged, the couple enrolled and, over three years, completed Class 8, 9 and 10—all while working full time. Vinod continued studying even through spinal issues. Their son was overjoyed. "We've always dreamed of opening a hotel. I think that will be our next step," said Sadhna. — Aaliyah Berchman
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Sadhna wins Miss Magadh Mahila College title
1 2 Patna: Sadhna of political science department was declared " Miss Magadh Mahila College " in a keenly watched contest held on the college campus here on Monday. Nupur from history department and Fakhera from philosophy department were declared 1st runner up and 2nd runner up, respectively. Earlier, in a well-organized function, students from different departments of Magadh Mahila College (MMC) showcased their cultural talents and intellect to win the coveted titles. The event featured several dedicated performances by the girls, highlighting their creativity and spirit. The contest was held in three rounds: introduction, talent, and questionnaire, showcasing the students' multifaceted talents. Senior academics Pushpalata Kumari, Pushpanjali Khare, and Suchita Arpan were the judges of the contest. College principal Namita Kumari wished the students all success in life and called upon them to accept new challenges and come out as the winners. Assistant cultural secretary, Anubhi Prasad, proposed a vote of thanks.
