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India Gazette
31-05-2025
- Health
- India Gazette
J-K: Health department organises walkathon on World No Tobacco Day in Srinagar
Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], May 31 (ANI): In a strong message against tobacco use, the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir (DHSK), under the National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP), organised a Walkathon at the scenic Dal Lake in Srinagar to mark World No Tobacco Day. The event aimed to raise public awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco consumption and promote a healthier, tobacco-free society. The Walkathon witnessed enthusiastic participation from doctors, students, and health professionals who marched together, holding placards and banners bearing anti-tobacco messages. The walkathon highlighted the growing concern over tobacco-related diseases and the urgent need for preventive measures, especially among the youth. According to Shabbir Hussain, a member of DHSK, the walkathon aimed to give a message to the youth regarding the harmful effects of tobacco and how it is hampering the present generation. 'Today is No Tobacco Day. This is a big issue in society because the young generation is falling prey to it the most. Through this initiative, we want to tell them that this is not a good thing because it is destroying our generation', he told ANI. Another participant of the walkathon, Aftab Ahmed, said that tobacco contains harmful chemicals that can cause lung and kidney-related diseases. 'Today we celebrated No Tobacco Day. It contains harmful chemicals like nicotine and it has a bad effect on us. It causes lung cancer and many other diseases. It also contains many other substances which are responsible for lung and kidney diseases', he said. World No Tobacco Day, observed every May 31, serves as a global platform to advocate for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption and engage communities in the fight against the tobacco epidemic. (ANI)
Time of India
02-05-2025
- Time of India
Two arrested for theft in locked house after recce
Indore: Juni Indore police have arrested two persons, who carried out a theft worth lakhs after conducting a thorough recce of a house while pretending to be painters, and recovered stolen gold jewellery worth Rs 25 lakh along with Rs 20,000 in cash on Friday The complainant, Tahir Ali Hussain, a relative of house owner Shabbir Hussain, had reported the theft on April 28, after the domestic help, Asha Bai, discovered the house locks broken and valuables missing during her regular cleaning visit. Shabbir Hussain was living in Dubai since Dec 2024, leaving his flat in Badshah Empire, Saifi Nagar, locked. A case was registered at Juni Indore police station and investigation started. The police analysed fingerprints, gathered technical evidence, and reviewed footage from over 150–200 CCTVs in the area. Based on the findings and intelligence inputs, two suspects — Jitendra Yadav, originally from Vidisha and currently residing at Vijay Shri Nagar, and Darshan Kamle (21), resident of Laxmi Nagar, Chhota Bangarda — were arrested. Yadav is an MBA student. The investigation revealed that both visited the victim's home about five months ago for painting work. During that time, Jitendra Yadav noticed the house owner's regular travel to Dubai and planned the burglary with his accomplice. The suspects attempted to mislead the police by initially producing fake gold ornaments, but thorough and strategic interrogation led to the recovery of the stolen jewellery and cash.
