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News18
2 hours ago
- Sport
- News18
40 Indian boxers to compete in Asian U19 and U22 Championships
New Delhi Jul 30 (PTI) India has sent a 40-member team for the Asian U19 and U22 Boxing Championships, starting on Wednesday in Bangkok. The tournament, which will bring together 396 boxers from 26 nations, is being organised by the Asian Boxing in association with World Boxing and the Thailand Boxing Association. It will feature two age groups U19 (born between 2007 and 2008) and U22 (born between 2004 and 2006) with both men and women competing under Olympic-style boxing rules. The Indian team features a strong mix of talent across both divisions. Leading the charge is three-time Asian Champion and two-time National Champion Vishvanath Suresh. Joining him are National Championships medallists Sagar, Preet Malik and Khelo India gold medallist Suman Kumari. The U22 men and women will compete in the same weight ranges. PTI APA DDV view comments First Published: July 30, 2025, 16:45 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Time of India
19 hours ago
- Time of India
Nashik rural constable among 2 booked for cheating and extortion
Nashik: The Mumbai Naka police have registered two cases of cheating and extortion against two people, including a constable of the Nashik rural police, for demanding money to ensure transfers to police stations or branches of choice. The complaints were filed by two constables — one from Nashik city and another from Nashik rural police. Police also arrested a private civil contractor, Sagar Balasaheb Pangre Patil, who is accused in both cases. However, the constable accused in the case has not been arrested yet. He has been issued a notice to join the investigation. Senior inspector Santosh Narote of the Mumbai Naka police station said that Sagar was presented before a court, which remanded him in two-day police custody on Monday. Sagar is implicated in both complaints filed by the police personnel for extorting money by promising transfers. In one case lodged by a constable of the Nashik Road police station, Sagar and a rural police constable demanded Rs 35 lakh on July 24 and 25 for the transfer of an inspector-rank officer to a station of his choice. In the other case, filed with the same police station, a rural constable accused Sagar of seeking Rs 2 lakh for transfer and alleged that Sagar told him that if he did not pay an additional Rs 1 lakh, he would be transferred to any place. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Learn More - How Affiliate Marketing Can Boost Your Income TheDaddest Undo A senior police officer said the cases are under investigation, and Sagar Pangre Patil's background is being examined. The officer added that police commissioner Sandeep Karnik has taken serious note of the cases and instructed strict action against those involved, considering that transfers are always transparent and the issue of paying money to anyone for the same does not arise.
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Minor girl killed by father over interfaith relationship in Baghpat
A 17-year-old Muslim girl was allegedly strangled to death by her father and uncle in Baghpat district after she eloped with her 19-year-old Dalit boyfriend. The incident surfaced when villagers noticed bruises and strangulation marks on her neck during burial and alerted police. Body exhumed for postmortem examination as father confesses to crime; three held (Sourced) According to police, the girl, a resident of Palda village under Baraut police station limits, had been in a relationship with Sagar Kashyap, a Scheduled Caste youth, for over 18 months. The couple reportedly faced opposition from the girl's family due to caste and religious differences. The couple fled to Una district in Himachal Pradesh on July 15, where Sagar worked at a brick kiln. A day later, they were traced by the girl's family, brought back to the village, and allegedly assaulted throughout the journey. Villagers told police that the couple was tied near a tubewell and beaten in public. While Sagar was handed over to his family with death threats, the girl was taken back. On July 23, following her continued insistence to marry Sagar, she was beaten again and strangled. The family claimed she died of tuberculosis and buried her quietly the next day. Suspicions arose when villagers noticed injury marks on her body during burial. The boy's family and the Doghat police post were informed. Sagar's family submitted a complaint at the Baraut police station on July 24, but no immediate action followed. They then approached superintendent of police (SP) Suraj Kumar Rai, who directed a prompt investigation. Girls' father, Waris and uncle Matlubh were taken into custody. During questioning, both confessed to the killing. Her cousin Sadik was also arrested for his role in the incident. On Saturday, police exhumed the girl's body for a postmortem examination. SP Rai on Saturday said that the autopsy report would guide further action. He added that Doghat police personnel, accused of negligence, are under scrutiny. Sagar's father, Rampal, said they lived just 500 metres from the girl's home but remained silent initially due to threats. 'They are powerful. Her family had warned us against reporting it to the police, or they would kill my son too,' he said. The case is being jointly probed by circle officer Baraut Vijay Tomar and sub-divisional magistrate Manoj Yadav. Tomar said the accused have confessed and legal proceedings are underway. Police deployment has been increased in Palda village to maintain law and order.
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Hindustan Times
UP Muslim girl murdered after eloping with Dalit youth; father among 3 held
Meerut: Three members of a family were arrested on Sunday for allegedly murdering and secretly burying a 17-year-old Muslim girl in Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district after she eloped with a 19-year-old Dalit boy, police said. Police exhumed the girl's body for postmortem on Saturday. (Sourced) The Baraut police said the girl's father, Waris, uncle Matlubh, and cousin Sadik—all residents of Palda village—were taken into custody after villagers noticed injury marks on the girl's neck during her burial and informed the boy's family and local police. According to the primary investigation, the girl was in a relationship with Sagar Kashyap, a scheduled caste youth from the same village under Baraut police station limits. 'The two had been in love for over 18 months but faced strong opposition from the girl's family due to caste and religious differences. The minor girl's grandfather is a known Samajwadi Party worker with political influence in the area,' an officer said. The couple reportedly fled to Una district in Himachal Pradesh on July 15, where Sagar worked at a brick kiln. 'A day later, the girl's family tracked them down, brought them back to the village in a car, allegedly beating them throughout the journey. They then tied them near a tubewell in the village, where the couple was publicly thrashed. Sagar was handed over to his family with death threats, and the girl was taken back home,' he added. Also read: Faridabad family kills daughter-in-law, buries her in soak pit outside home Police said the family allegedly strangled the girl on July 23 and passed off her death as a result of tuberculosis. Her body was buried quietly; however, villagers noticed bruises and strangulation marks on the girl's neck and body during the burial. Sagar and his family submitted a written complaint at the Baraut police station on July 24, alleging the girl was murdered. They approached superintendent of police (SP) Suraj Kumar Rai the next day. Police exhumed the girl's body for postmortem on Saturday. 'Further action would be based on the autopsy report. The role of Doghat police officers, accused of dereliction of duty, is being investigated too,' SP Rai said. Also Read: Delhi: 22-year-old tea seller stabbed to death by neighbours over money; 5 held Sagar's father, Rampal, said their family lived 500 metres from the girl's house but remained silent initially due to fear. 'They are influential people. The girl's family often threatens villagers by flashing guns. They warned us not to go to the police, or they would kill my son too,' he said. The case is being jointly investigated by circle officer Baraut Vijay Tomar and sub-divisional magistrate Manoj Yadav. 'The girl's father and uncle have confessed to the crime. Police are moving ahead with legal proceedings. A police team has been deployed in Palda village to avoid any escalation of tension,' Tomar said.
India.com
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
This actress got married at 16, became mother at 17, got divorced at 25, has worked in Bollywood and Hollywood both, she is…
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