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Time of India
25-04-2025
- Time of India
Gujarat man using fake Portuguese passport to travel to UK since 2009 held in Delhi
Ahmedabad: A man from Gujarat's Kheda district who had been travelling to the United Kingdom using forged documents and a fake Portuguese passport since 2009 was apprehended at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi early this month. The man stole the identity of an Indian with Portuguese roots and was travelling between India and London via Nepal for the past 15 years, said the police FIR. The accused, Nishit Patel , is a resident of Chaklasi town in Kheda district. According to the FIR registered at IGI Airport Police Station, Patel was arrested on April 5 during an immigration check after arriving in Delhi. He was carrying an Indian voter identity card. During questioning, immigration officers found irregularities in his travel history and documents. The investigation revealed that Patel first travelled to the United Kingdom on Sep 10, 2009, using his Indian passport. Later, he obtained a Portuguese passport by forging the identity of one Ritesh Bicu, who was born in India but had Portuguese roots. Patel used Bicu's identity to obtain documents and travelled between London and India using the counterfeit Portuguese passport several times. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like In Gelnhausen steigt das Interesse an diesem Männer-Booster Welness Today Online Learn More Undo To avoid Indian immigration scrutiny, Patel had been using the Nepal route since 2009. He would travel from India to Nepal using his voter ID card and then continue his onward journey from Nepal to London using his Portuguese passport. This time, however, he entered India through a legal route via Delhi, where he was caught. The FIR also mentions that Patel forged documents, including a marriage certificate that falsely showed Ritesh Bicu was married to Khushbu Patel — who is actually Nishit Patel's wife. Patel was booked under various sections of the BNS for forgery, cheating, and misuse of identity documents, along with charges under the Passports Act. The case was registered after immigration officials filed a formal complaint. Officials have seized several documents, including the fake passport, voter ID, boarding pass, marriage certificate, and a Nepal visa, for further examination.
Time of India
24-04-2025
- Health
- Time of India
From mosquito bites to major breakthroughs: Doctor shares how we can beat Malaria
As a specialist in infectious diseases and working hand-in-hand with communities all over India, I have witnessed directly how a small mosquito bite can culminate into a life-altering consequence. Malaria, which was previously a seasonal affliction, has now become an insidious public health menace, particularly in our tropical environment with optimal breeding conditions for mosquitoes. Though we have made significant strides in addressing the disease, a long way still remains to be covered. Each year, thousands of people die not only to malaria itself, but to delayed diagnosis and lack of awareness. The early warning signs like fever, chills, weakness, and headache are easily confused with the run-of-the-mill viral illnesses, and this results in delayed treatment and increased risk for complications. Perhaps one of the most important messages I give to patients is this: never disregard these symptoms. Early detection and treatment can be the difference between cure and a medical emergency. The positive news is that nowadays, human beings have never had as much power to shield themselves. Through decades of scientific discovery, today we are armed with advanced diagnostic technologies and powerful treatments. The game-changer has undoubtedly been the licensure of RTS,S, the very first licensed malaria vaccine. While still being rolled out in pilot countries, its capacity to realign the worldwide malaria burden is gigantic. Of course, at the heart of malaria control is prevention. We must never drop our guard. Sleeping under insecticide-treated bed nets, using long-sleeved shirts and pants, and keeping window screens intact are simple measures every home can practice. Eliminating nearby water that breeds mosquitoes, flowerpots, open pools of water, unused containers is just as crucial, for these are the most favorable breeding pools for these pests. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Männer am Thursday starten ihre Routine mit diesem Trick Welness Today Online Learn More Undo But defeating malaria is not all about what health officials or doctors can do, it's about what we as a society decide to value. Community awareness and involvement are crucial. Public health must be accompanied by education. People need to be given not just the tools, but the knowledge to use them. No matter if it's through school courses, village health committees, or online campaigns, the message has to be consistent and clear: malaria is preventable, treatable, and beatable. India's National Framework for Malaria Elimination has established a clear vision, a malaria-free India by 2030. To achieve it, we require a concerted effort: scientific innovation, robust government support, solid healthcare systems, and community involvement. As a doctor, I firmly believe this vision is not only possible it is within our grasp. Let us not wait for malaria to hit us before we take action. Each net that is hung, each puddle that is drained, each child that is educated is a step towards a malaria-free future. Together, we can shift from reactive care to proactive protection. From mosquito bites to big breakthroughs, this is how we defeat malaria. (Dr. Simon Grant, Physician and Trustee, Ruby Hall Clinic, Pune)
Time of India
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Chainsaw Man chapter 201: Fami reveals true identity to Yoru
Chainsaw Man is a popular manga series created by Tatsuki Fujimoto. The story follows Denji, a teenage boy living in a dark world where devils are born from human fears—like the fear of death or hunger. After merging with his pet devil Pochita, Denji becomes Chainsaw Man, a brutal devil hunter caught in battles that blur the line between good and evil. In the current story arc (Part 2), Denji is joined by Asa Mitaka, a high school girl secretly possessed by the War Devil, Yoru. Together, they face powerful enemies, including a dangerous new figure: the Death Devil. Denji vs Fakesaw – Real identity linked to death devil? Chainsaw Man Chapter 201 picks up right after Denji delivers a brutal hit to the mysterious Fake Chainsaw Man (nicknamed "Fakesaw") by severing his arm. But the battle is more than just violent—it's symbolic. Fakesaw may stop fighting briefly to deliver a chilling message: Denji hasn't just hurt a devil; he's defied the Death Devil's grand design. This chapter could reveal that Fakesaw is not just an imposter but a chosen emissary of the Death Devil. He might try to intimidate Denji, saying the true mistake wasn't the physical attack, but opposing fate itself. This confrontation may bring crucial answers: Why is the Death Devil targeting Denji? What is their goal? Despite any fear or confusion, Denji is likely to fight on—true to his reckless, heroic nature. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like In Stuttgart steigt das Interesse an diesem Männer-Booster Welness Today Online Learn More Undo Fami returns – real famine devil revealed Elsewhere, Yoru stays back, holding her promise not to interfere. But that changes when Fami arrives—this time, not a copy or a clone, but the real Famine Devil. The arrival of this powerful character may kick off a fast-paced clash between her and Yoru. Initially, Yoru might land a blow that seems fatal. But Fami's powers—draining life force to heal—will let her regenerate and stand again. Then comes the big twist: she reveals her true identity. 'I am the real Famine Devil,' she might say, leaving Yoru stunned. This reveal will force both Yoru and Asa to confront a bitter truth: the version of 'Fami' they thought they knew was a lie. Someone else—possibly the Death Devil—was pretending to be her all along. Asa, Yoru realize the death devil's master plan Fami's reveal unravels a terrifying possibility. Asa starts to question past events, noticing how the fake Fami manipulated them with half-truths and lies. Yoru, overwhelmed, might lose control. Asa could take over their body just as the truth sinks in: the Death Devil was behind the deception from the start. Chapter 201 might end with a haunting visual—Asa and Yoru spotting a lone figure watching from a rooftop. Silent. Confident. The Death Devil. This quiet ending would confirm what many fans feared: all of Part 2 has been manipulated from the shadows by the devil who represents death itself. Chainsaw Man chapter 201 predictions Denji battles Fakesaw and learns he's connected to the Death Devil. Fakesaw may explain the bigger plan behind Denji's suffering. The real Fami (Famine Devil) arrives and clashes with Yoru. Fami survives and reveals her true identity. Asa and Yoru discover the Fami they trusted was a fake. They spot the Death Devil, confirming long-term manipulation. Where to read Chainsaw Man chapter 201 Chainsaw Man Chapter 201 will be available soon on the official Shonen Jump app and VIZ Media website. These platforms offer free access to the latest chapters, along with full archives of Part 1 and Part 2. Whether you're a long-time fan or just starting out, this chapter promises action, twists, and the beginning of a major new battle. Best Hindi Movies | Best Tamil Movies | Best Telugu Movies | Best english Movies | Best Malayalam Movies |
