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Time of India
01-07-2025
- Time of India
Day after three of a family die by suicide, kin booked for abetment
Lucknow: A day after cloth merchant Shobhit Rastogi (48), his wife Shuchita (45), and their 16-year-old daughter were found dead, allegedly in a suicide pact at their flat in Ashrafabad in Chowk, the police registered an FIR against Suchita's elder sister, Mudita, and her husband, Vivek Siddharth, on charges of abetment to suicide. This action was based on a complaint filed by Sharad Rastogi, the brother of the deceased. "Sharad alleged that Suchita and her husband borrowed around Rs 40 lakh and handed it over to Vivek and Mudita. The couple believed that the money would be repaid after selling a piece of family land in Nepalganj, Nepal, which they were told was in Mudita's name," said ACP Chowk Raj Kumar Singh. However, when Suchita and her husband visited Nepal around 15 days ago to inspect the property, they found that the land was registered in the names of Mudita and Vivek's children, and not in Mudita's name as they believed. Police suspect that this revelation may have caused immense emotional turmoil, contributing to the couple's decision to take the extreme step. Earlier, the handwritten note, recovered from the scene, also suggested emotional betrayal, strained family ties, and debts as key triggers. The suicide note, allegedly written by the woman, described feeling isolated, rejected by close family members, and trapped under financial liabilities. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo "No one helps. Everyone is selfish," the note read. The woman also raised concerns about a suspicious incident involving her brother's death and cited continued harassment by another relative. At the scene, police found empty pouches of Sulphas, a toxic pesticide, and soft drink bottles believed to have been used to administer the poison. Investigators suspect that all three family members consumed the laced drink late Sunday night or early Monday morning. "The allegations in the note warrant deeper scrutiny," said DCP West Vishwajeet Srivastava. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
The Hindu
18-06-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Five-minute session of yoga held at workplace
Two AYUSH interns, Gayatri and Suchita, assisted by A.J. Prakash, Naturopathy Medical Officer at Government Wenlock Hospital, Mangaluru, performed a five-minute yoga session at the Press Club here on Wednesday. The yoga session, which was conducted as per 'Y Break' (yoga break at workplace) protocol developed by the Ministry of AYUSH, was arranged by the Dakshina Kannada district AYUSH Department, in view of the 'World Yoga Day' celebration scheduled on June 21. The interns started with Bhramari pranayama, which was followed by Naadi Shuddi pranayama. Then they demonstrated Tadasana, Skandha Chakrasana, Uttana Mandukasana, Kati Chakrasana, and Ardha Chakrasana. Dr. Prakash explained the benefits of each of the yogic practices and asanas. Before the start of the session, District AYUSH officer Mohammed Iqbal stated that the 'Y break' protocol has been developed to help professionals practice yoga during their breaks at work. This set of pranayamas and yoga postures has been designed to help professionals alleviate work stress and stay fresh in the workplace. The 'Y break' protocol is also available through a mobile app. People can type 'Y break' to see videos related to yoga at the workplace, Dr. Iqbal said.
NDTV
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Viral Now: Mom Thinks She Ordered Cooking Utensils Online, Receives Stickers Instead
Ever ordered a household item online only for it to turn out to be something else entirely when it's delivered? Recently, a woman in Dubai was left shocked when she received stickers of household appliances she ordered online instead of the appliances themselves. As it turns out, the fault was hers only. Nevertheless, the incident has gone viral and left many social media users in stitches. The post was shared by her daughter, who seems to be of Indian origin. Video creator Suchita Ojha took to Instagram to explain how her mother's mix-up. The video starts with her saying in a rather amused tone: "My mother is so obsessed with Temu. She recently bought something which was unexpected." Also Read: Hilarious Copycat Brand 'D'manoj Pizza' Goes Viral, Domino's Says... We then see Suchita's mom scrolling the website and pointing to what she thought was a vacuum cleaner. The product specifications are visible on the screen, but it seems her attention was caught by the images only. Suchita shows us what actually arrived - colourfully detailed stickers of the appliance. Next, the mom shows the cooking utensils she wanted, some of which are depicted on a stovetop. She was again mistaken, as her daughter shows us that they are actually stickers only and starts laughing. Her mom points to the stickers and says in frustration, "Where will I cook this one? Where will I stick? My forehead?" In the caption, Suchita clarified that her mother "didn't even read that it was stickers, she just saw the picture and ordered randomly." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Suchita Ojha (@suchiojha) The viral video has clocked over 2 million views so far. In the comments, many Instagram users seemed to find the mistake quite hilarious. Several people felt that she should have read the product description first, which clearly specified that they were stickers. Others pointed out that the size and the price should have hinted at the fact that they would not be an actual appliance. Read some of the reactions below: "The description literally says 'stickers' but this is so funny." "It looks exactly the same." "Love thissss." "It says 17cm width LMAO." "I can't stop laughing." "It's happened to me, so I can't even say this is a 'mom thing'." "My god! I can see the Temu shows sizes like 6 inches or so! What else to expect in that size... A mini toy vacuum??" "Always read the reviews of the product before purchase." Before, a post about a funny cake mistake went viral on social media. A Reddit user explained that while ordering a cake for a colleague's farewell, they wanted the baker to write "bye" on top of the cake. They shared this instruction by writing, "Please put bye on cake." The baker took them too literally. Click here to read the full story.
