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Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
3 on kanwar yatra die after bike hits divider on Delhi-Meerut expressway
Noida: Three persons died after their Splendor motorcycle hit the divider on the Delhi-Meerut expressway on Tuesday afternoon while they were returning from Kedarnath. Jeevan (24), Sumit Singh (25) and Raj (23), all residents of Delhi had allegedly gone without informing their families. The bike was being driven by Jeevan. According to the police, on Tuesday afternoon, they received information that a motorcycle going from Meerut to Delhi lost control and hit a divider. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida A team reached the spot and the three were rushed to different hospitals. Jeevan was taken to Noida hospital, where he was declared brought dead on arrival. While Sumit and Raj were taken to a Ghaziabad hospital for treatment. "Sumit and Raj's condition was extremely critical, and the duo succumbed to injuries on Tuesday evening. We are trying to find out whether all three were carrying kanwar or were going somewhere wearing Kanwariya's dress," an officer said. "All three were riding a Splendor motorcycle, and they were without helmets. Jeevan switched off his phone and only spoke to his parents after reaching Kedarnath. They were travelling at a very high speed. The spot where the incident occurred didn't have a camera cover, but as seen in the last camera they crossed, it was found that their bike was moving at a very high speed. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Đây có thể là thời điểm tốt nhất để giao dịch vàng trong 5 năm qua IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo They covered a 2.5 km distance in less than 1 minute," the officer said. Police said that they were driving at high speed without helmets. Jeevan had switched off his phone and only contacted his parents after reaching Kedarnath. The last CCTV camera captured them covering 2.5km in under a minute before the accident. The crash site had no camera coverage. The family members of the three have been informed, while the bodies were sent for postmortem.
Mint
3 days ago
- Automotive
- Mint
Pavna Industries share price rise over 4% in bear-hit Dalal Street; here's why
Shares of Pavna Industries surged over 4 percent on Monday, July 14, defying broader market weakness after the company announced that it had begun production and supply of oil pumps to Hero MotoCorp Limited (HMCL). The announcement marked a significant operational milestone for the company, which has now strengthened its ties with India's largest two-wheeler manufacturer. Pavna Industries confirmed that its subsidiary, Pavna Sunworld Autotech, has commenced the supply of oil pumps for HMCL's best-selling models — Splendor and Glamour. These pumps will be supplied to all six of Hero MotoCorp's manufacturing plants across India. The company noted that production has already begun and will be progressively ramped up to 50,000 units per month over the next three to four months. Commenting on the development, Swapnil Jain, Managing Director of Pavna Industries Ltd., said, 'This achievement is a testament to increasing consumer confidence in Pavna's engineering expertise, operational excellence, and product quality. Securing this mandate across all six Hero facilities reflects the dedication of our team and our growing credibility as a reliable supplier of key engine components.' Pavna Industries, formerly known as Pavna Locks Limited, was incorporated in 1994 and has built a strong presence in the South Asian automotive industry over the past five decades. The company manufactures a wide array of high-quality automotive parts catering to various vehicle segments — from two-wheelers and passenger vehicles to heavy commercial and off-road vehicles. It serves leading OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) and has consistently focused on technology, reliability, and timely delivery. Despite the positive operational development, Pavna Industries' Q4 FY25 earnings highlighted ongoing challenges. The company reported a consolidated net profit of ₹ 1.70 crore, down 36.57 percent from ₹ 2.68 crore in Q4FY24. Consolidated revenue from operations for the quarter also fell 18.69 percent year-on-year to ₹ 66.23 crore from ₹ 81.45 crore. For the full financial year FY25, Pavna Industries' consolidated net profit dropped 30.21 percent to ₹ 7.37 crore, compared to ₹ 10.56 crore in FY24. Revenue from operations dipped 2.72 percent year-on-year to ₹ 308.24 crore from ₹ 316.87 crore. The stock rose as much as 4.4 percent in intraday trade to touch a high of ₹ 432.45 on July 14. Despite the day's gains, it remains 43 percent below its 52-week high of ₹ 759.55 hit in October 2024. It had previously touched a 52-week low of ₹ 295.20 in March 2025. Over the past year, Pavna Industries' stock has declined by 14.5 percent. So far in July, it has slipped 1.7 percent, after a 9.6 percent rise in June and a 26 percent rally in May. In April, it fell 13 percent, partially recovering from earlier losses of 26 percent in February and 2.6 percent in January. March had seen a mild uptick of 1.2 percent. Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Readers are advised to consult a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
Time of India
04-07-2025
- Time of India
2 held for theft at mobile shop in Ghaziabad
Ghaziabad: Two persons, Deepak Paswan (26) and Arshad (24), were arrested for allegedly stealing five mobile phones from a shop in Tronica City on Friday. On July 2, Azad, a resident of Qasim Vihar, Thana Tronica City, Ghaziabad, reported that five mobile phones worth over Rs 1 lakh were stolen from Ayesha Mobile Shop by unknown thieves. Based on the plaintiff's complaint, a case was registered against unknown persons under section 305(A) (theft) BNS. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida The accused were Deepak Paswan (26), a resident of Samastipur district in Bihar, and Arshad (24), a resident of Uttam Nagar, Delhi. Siddharth Gautam, ACP of Loni, said police checked the CCTV footage of the shop and nearby areas, following which the two suspects, Paswan and Arshad, were identified and arrested from Khanpur Tiraaha in the Tronica City area. A total of 10 mobile phones worth over Rs 2 lakh of different brands and the Splendor motorcycle used in the incident were recovered from the possession of the accused. Upon questioning, the accused revealed that they are friends and live near each other in Uttam Nagar, Delhi, and have a habit of substance abuse. "On June 28, 2025, they first scouted the area on a motorcycle and then stopped near Ayesha Mobile Shop in Rampur. They decided to steal the mobile phones when they saw a boy sleeping with his head on the shop's counter," the ACP said. While Arshad handled the motorcycle, Deepak went inside the shop and stole five mobile phones of different brands from the counter. He then joined Arshad outside, and they rode back towards Delhi. On the way, one Vivo Y200 E 5G phone fell out of their pocket, but they kept the remaining four phones. They also stole six other phones from different places in Delhi, making a total of 10 phones in their possession. They were on their way to Baghpat to sell these phones when police caught them.
Indian Express
29-06-2025
- Indian Express
3 ‘drunk' men pose as Delhi cops, rob bike to experience thrill; arrested
Three men staged a heist in the national capital on Thursday by posing as Delhi Police personnel to allegedly seek a thrill. The police said the trio took away a security guard's bike near Aerocity, claiming that he was driving rashly. The three accused, Garvit Sharma, 25, Aniket Singh, and Prashanth Kumar, were arrested in different parts of Delhi on Friday. The victim, Amarpal Singh, 47, an Etah native and a security guard with GMR RAXA at Worldmark II in Aerocity, made a PCR call around 7.30 pm on Thursday. 'The complainant stated on June 26, 2025, around 7.10 pm, while he was on his way to Aerocity riding his Splendor, he was stopped near the Mahipalpur underpass by three individuals on another motorcycle. These individuals falsely claimed to be police officers and accused him of rash driving,' Usha Rangnani, Additional Commissioner of Police (ACP), Indira Gandhi International, said. One of the accused reportedly snatched the key to Amarpal Singh's Splendor bike and hurled abuses at him when he asked the three to show some ID. Aniket Singh then slapped Amarpal Singh as Prashanth Kumar rode away on his bike. The other two, Garvit Sharma and Aniket Singh, followed Prashanth Kumar on the black bike that they arrived on. 'During the course of the investigation, all available CCTV cameras at and around the scene of the incident were meticulously examined. Three specialised teams were constituted under the leadership of Inspector Sumit, Inspector Satish, and Inspector Avdesh, and an analysis of approximately 250 to 300 CCTV cameras spread across the possible routes of the accused was done,' Rangnani said. The police said that CCTV footage revealed the registration number of the bike on which the robbers came. The bike was found to be registered in the name of a man named Siddharth, a resident of Shakarpur. Siddharth, during the investigation, revealed that he lent his bike about a year ago to his friend, Garvit Sharma. The police raided Sharma's house, but found that he was missing. Based on intelligence, Sharma was finally tracked at his hideout in Palam. Thereafter, Aniket Singh was arrested in Kishangarh, while Prashanth Kumar was nabbed in Dashrath Puri. 'Garvit and Prashant travelled to Kishangarh on Garvit's motorcycle on June 26 (Thursday). There, they called Aniket, and the three friends decided to consume alcohol together. As per their plan, they purchased a bottle of liquor from a nearby shop and consumed it in a park. While under the influence of alcohol, Prashant, reportedly intoxicated, expressed a desire to do something 'thrilling'. Acting on this impulse, they conspired to rob a motorcycle by impersonating police officers,' Rangnani said.
Hindustan Times
28-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Chandigarh police bust inter-state gang of vehicle lifters, kingpin among 4 held
The operation cell of UT police have busted an interstate autolifters' gang, known as 'Munna Gang', which is allegedly involved in a series of auto thefts across Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh. Police arrested three key gang members, including the kingpin, and one receiver of stolen property, cracking 11 vehicle theft cases in the process. The accused in police custody in Chandigarh on Friday. (Keshav Singh/HT) On June 26, a police naka was set up near the National Institute of Technical Teacher Training and Research (NITTTR), Sector 26. The team stopped a Splendor motorcycle and the rider, Aslam, failed to produce valid documents. Its theft had been reported in an e-FIR on June 15, 2025, at the IT Park police station. During questioning, Aslam disclosed the whereabouts of his accomplices, who were roaming in Manimajra with a stolen Bullet motorcycle. Police promptly acted on the input, deployed a team, and arrested Manoj Thakur alias Munna and Navneet Pratap Singh near the Sports Complex, Manimajra. The Bullet motorcycle was found to have been stolen. Based on further disclosures, police recovered three Honda City cars, three Honda Activa scooters, four Hero Splendor motorcycles, a Royal Enfield bullet, eight vehicle batteries and stolen vehicle documents. The gang operated by parking stolen vehicles in various areas in Chandigarh and later transporting them to Ludhiana for resale, often dismantling parts like batteries to sell separately. During the police remand, the team raided a location in Ludhiana and arrested Jaiparkash alias Betia, the property receiver. Eight batteries and several stolen vehicle documents were seized from his possession. The arrested individuals include: Manoj Thakur alias Munna, 40, a resident of Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh and a history-sheeter who faces over 33 FIRs in the region. He is also a proclaimed offender in several cases. Aslam, 57, is a resident of Ludhiana, who is involved in multiple cases including theft, kidnapping, and assault across Punjab, Panchkula, Mohali, and Chandigarh. Navneet Pratap Singh, 33, is from Kanpur, with a prior Excise Act violation. Jaiparkash alias Betia, 36, is a scrap dealer from Ludhiana with no prior criminal record. All accused have been sent to two-day police custody.
