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NEET aspirant dies after fall from residential building in Ahmedabad days before retest; probe underway

NEET aspirant dies after fall from residential building in Ahmedabad days before retest; probe underway

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A 17-year-old NEET aspirant died after falling from the sixth floor of a residential apartment building in Ahmedabad’s New Ranip area, just three days before the nationwide NEET-UG retest scheduled for June 21.  According to Sabarmati Police, the teenager, a student preparing for the medical entrance examination, fell from the balcony area of a flat in Aristo Anandam Apartments. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

501 suspected illegal immigrants detained in statewide crackdown under Operation Delta

501 suspected illegal immigrants detained in statewide crackdown under Operation Delta

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A statewide enforcement drive under Operation Delta Hunt led to the detention of 501 individuals identified by authorities as suspected illegal Bangladeshi nationals across Gujarat. The operation involved coordinated action by police, crime branch, cyber cells and special units across multiple districts Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

UP Police responds to Delhi Police’s humorous ‘missing balls’ post after India’s T20 World Cup win: ‘This is Bumrah’

UP Police responds to Delhi Police’s humorous ‘missing balls’ post after India’s T20 World Cup win: ‘This is Bumrah’

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During the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final in Ahmedabad, Delhi, UP and Ahmedabad police had a playful exchange, joking about “missing ball complaints” from New Zealand. Fans celebrated as India also became the first side to lift the trophy on home soil, claiming their third T20 World Cup title. (PTI) Delhi Police kicked things off during the match on X (formerly Twitter), tagging Ahmedabad Police captioning, “Dear Ahmedabad Police. You may get ball disappearance complaints from Kiwis (New Zealand). No need to take it seriously. It’s our batsmen sending them to the stands,” they wrote. Replying to the humorous post, Ahmedabad Police commented: “Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The matter has been reported to the Higher Police officials.” Humour and T20 glory: The humour didn’t stop there. After India’s commanding win, UP police shared a playful update, joking that while the earlier “complaint” was about a missing ball, the new “complaint” was that the entire New Zealand batting lineup had gone missing, adding that this was clearly not a law and …

2 groups clash near Sanand, 30 detained: Police | Ahmedabad News

2 groups clash near Sanand, 30 detained: Police | Ahmedabad News

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AT LEAST 30 persons were detained after two groups clashed and allegedly hurled stones at each other after a skirmish over a small issue near Sanand town in Ahmedabad, police said on Tuesday. The violence took place at Kalana village in the Sanand GIDC area on Monday night, police said. The Ahmedabad Rural Police said on Tuesday that the incident started with a fight between two bikers, which later escalated into stone pelting between the two groups. Police teams soon reached the spot and brought the situation under control. However, multiple persons allegedly involved in the stone pelting fled upon spotting the police, with many seeking refuge in nearby fields. The police then used a drone to track them down and apprehended them, detaining several for interrogation. “FIRs were registered against both the groups for unlawful assembly and rioting among other sections of the BNS, and a total of 42 persons have been detained and are being questioned. Legal action is being taken based on their role,” said Superintendent of Police (Ahmedabad Rural) Om Prakash …

Manasi Parekh and Tiku Talsania trolled for performing bike stunts to promote Misri, Ahmedabad police files case

Manasi Parekh and Tiku Talsania trolled for performing bike stunts to promote Misri, Ahmedabad police files case

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National award winner Manasi Parekh’s new Gujarati film Misri arrived in theatres today on October 31. Also starring Raunaq Kamdar, Tiku Talsania, Hitu Kanodia, Kaushambi Bhatt, Princy Prajapati and Prem Gadhavi, the film is a romantic comedy. As fans rush to cinema halls to enjoy the film, Manasi along with Tiku and her other co-stars are facing legal trouble. Ahead of Misri’s release, during a pre-release event, Manasi and Tiku performed dangerous bike stunts on the busy roads of Ahmedabad, Gujarat. What began as a promotional event ended up as a brutally trolled moment, receiving flak from netizens and legal action from the Ahmedabad police. Manasi Parekh and Tiku Talsania performing stunts Ahead of the release of their film Misri, the star cast decided to get creative in order to bring attention to the rom com. Actor Tiku Talsania drove a bike while standing whereas his co-star Manasi Parekh recreated the Titanic pose without a helmet while standing behind a rider, who briefly left the bike’s handle to hold her hand in the air. Traffic …

No children below 5 years: Coldplay, Chris Martin get notice ahead of Ahmedabad concert | Ahmedabad News

No children below 5 years: Coldplay, Chris Martin get notice ahead of Ahmedabad concert | Ahmedabad News

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The Ahmedabad District Child Protection Unit has issued a notice to Coldplay and its lead singer Chris Martin barring the entry of children below five years at the British rock band’s concerts to be held on January 25 and 26 in the city. “The notice (dated January 3) issued to them has stated that children below five years old should not be allowed in the concert. Also, children between 5-18 years should be allowed with ear plugs to ensure loud noise does not pose any damage to their ears,” Ahmedabad District Child Protection Officer Tanvika Parmar told The Indian Express. The action followed a petition filed on January 2 by Prof Punditrao Dharenavar, an assistant professor of Sociology at Government College, Sector 46 Chandigarh. “I filed the petition with the District Child Protection Unit through mail and they promptly responded to my mail,” he told The Indian Express. The notice has also warned the organisers to maintain the sound levels below 120 decibels. “Therefore, it is hereby warned to organisers and singer to not use …

Gujarat Hardlook: Stalling Suicides At Sabarmati | Ahmedabad News

Gujarat Hardlook: Stalling Suicides At Sabarmati | Ahmedabad News

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In the second week of December, a 35-year-old man called up the Jeevan Aastha Helpline (JAH) as he stood at the edge of Jamalpur Bridge spanning the Sabarmati river in Ahmedabad. Sole breadwinner of the house, the man had failed to pay several installments of his bank loan. Unable to meet the financial requirements of his family, he had reached the Sabarmati riverfront, from whose waters, each year, the River Rescue Team pulls out over 200 people, most of them already dead. While walking up to the Eastern side of Sardar Bridge from Jamalpur, a signboard caught the man’s attention. The board had a message: “Suicide is not the solution to your problem”, with a phone number. The man called up the helpline number (1800-233-3330) and reached out to the senior counsellor — the last attempt at aid. “I spoke to him for more than 25 minutes. The man was in dire financial straits. He was unable to meet the monetary needs of his family and had bank officials knocking on his door to collect …

Ahmedabad: 6 from MP caught with fake notes | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: 6 from MP caught with fake notes | Ahmedabad News

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Ahmedabad police have arrested a gang of six men from Madhya Pradesh, apprehending them red-handed as they were trying to pass off Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) as real ones at a vegetable market in the city, officials said. The arrests were made on Friday and the accused were sent to 12 days’ police custody on Saturday. The arrested persons include Dipak Badshah Ramsahay Jatav (21), Umesh Kamlesh Kalicharan Jatav alias Anurag (24), Vikas Janvedsingh Lalaram Jatav (25), Umesh Rajkumar Makundilalprasad Jatav (22), Dharmendra Kailash Ramratan Jatav (22), and Rushikesh Udaybhansingh Shravanlal Jatav (19) – all from different villages in Mehgaon taluka of Bhind district in MP. They were booked on the basis of a complaint by Yogesh Bhikhabhai, Assistant Head Constable of Sola police station. Police seized a total of 247 notes of Rs 500 denomination FICN from them. They were booked under BNS sections 179 (using counterfeit note or coin as genuine), 180 (possession of counterfeit note or coin), 178 (counterfeiting notes or coins), 181 (making or possession of instruments to make counterfeit …

Four arrested for printing counterfeit Australian dollars in Ahmedabad | Latest News India

Four arrested for printing counterfeit Australian dollars in Ahmedabad | Latest News India

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Four people, including an Australian resident, have been arrested for printing counterfeit Australian dollars at a warehouse in Vatva in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad. ₹9,00,000, a desktop computer, and a laptop were recovered. (HT PHOTO)” title=”A high-end printing machine worth ₹9,00,000, a desktop computer, and a laptop were recovered. (HT PHOTO)” /> ₹9,00,000, a desktop computer, and a laptop were recovered. (HT PHOTO)” title=”A high-end printing machine worth ₹9,00,000, a desktop computer, and a laptop were recovered. (HT PHOTO)” />A high-end printing machine worth ₹9,00,000, a desktop computer, and a laptop were recovered. (HT PHOTO) Investigators on Thursday said Ahmedabad Police’s Special Operations Group (SOG) busted the racket after it was tipped off about counterfeit currency circulation in Ahmedabad’s Vejalpur. Ronak Rathod, 24, a labourer, was first arrested while attempting to exchange 119 counterfeit Australian $50 notes. He told interrogators that he had received the fake currency from Khush Patel, 24, who was arrested and led police to the alleged mastermind Maulik Patel, 36, a transport business owner. The SOG found Maulik Patel worked with student Dhruv …

19-year-old woman murdered in Gujarat honour killing; father among 4 arrested | Ahmedabad News

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In a case of honour killing, a 19-year-old woman in Ahmedabad was allegedly murdered by her family members as they did not approve of her relationship with a man who belongs to the same community and village as theirs. The Kanbha police booked five people including the woman’s father, uncles and cousins for not only killing her, but also for trying to dispose of her body by secretly burning it in their Bakrol village in Daskroi tehsil. The five people booked for the murder of Mansi alias Heena Solanki are her father Arvindsinh Solanki, uncles Popatsinh and Natvarsinh, and cousins Gajendrasinh and Natvarsinh. All the accused except one of the cousins have been arrested, according to the police. After they got a tip-off on the night of September 6 that a body of an unknown person had been cremated in Bakrol, the police recovered half-burnt remains of a woman from the village crematorium. The police discovered Mansi was in a relationship with a man from her village and community. She had allegedly eloped twice in …