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Kerala woman dies after drinking toxic cleaning agent; husband held: Police

Kerala woman dies after drinking toxic cleaning agent; husband held: Police

A 24-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide after drinking a toxic cleaning agent in front of her in-laws in Kerala’s Kasaragod district, police said on Sunday. The woman was rushed to a nearby government hospital. (Representative Image/iStock) The incident was reported on late Saturday in Kasaragod’s Panalam. Police suspect it to be a case of mental harassment by the husband and mother-in-law, based on the complaint made by deceased’s family. A case has been registered at the Vidyanagar police station based on a complaint filed by deceased’s brother. An inspector told HT that the woman’s husband is detained and will be formally arrested soon. “It’s been alleged by the woman’s family that she was regularly mentally harassed over dowry and other matters by her husband and mother-in-law. On Saturday, she was physically assaulted by the husband, and her phone was snatched away when she tried to contact her family,” officer told HT. Also Read: ‘Brain bleeding’, organ rupture: Chilling autopsy findings of Noida married woman point to torture “Later, the woman went to the neighbour’s …

Your ultimate guide to cleaning a coffee brewer | Life-style News

Your ultimate guide to cleaning a coffee brewer | Life-style News

3 min readNew DelhiMar 14, 2026 12:00 AM IST Cleaning a coffee brewer or machine is essential not only for maintaining the flavour of your brew but also for preventing the buildup of harmful bacteria, mould, and mineral deposits. “Regular cleaning ensures the machine functions efficiently and prolongs its lifespan,” said Bhawna Kapoor Bajpai, publicist and a home-cooking expert. A poorly cleaned coffee machine can become a breeding ground for bacteria and mould, which may impact your health over time. “It’s vital to clean the visible and hidden components, such as the carafe, filter basket, and internal water lines, to ensure your coffee is delicious and safe to consume,” noted Bajpai. Content creator Juan Abi shared in an Instagram video that it is essential to take out all screws and components and clean them in hot water and vinegar: “Just leave it out there. Towel dry and put it back.” She suggested skipping plastic coffee pods as “they can release chemicals into your coffee, leading to imbalances in the body.” “Opt for old-fashioned espresso machines …

MP: Two sanitation workers die while cleaning sewage line in Indore

MP: Two sanitation workers die while cleaning sewage line in Indore

Two Municipal Corporation sanitation workers have died while cleaning a sewage line near Choithram Sabji Mandi in Indore, a senior police official confirmed. Indore Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Zone 1, Krishan Lalchandani, said the deceased workers were Karan Yadav and Ajay Dudia. This fatal incident occurred on Monday during the course of the cleaning operations of the sewage line. The DCP further stated that the bodies have been sent for a post-mortem examination. “The bodies of two municipal workers, Karan Yadav and Ajay Dudia, were recovered from the sewage line. The bodies have been sent for post mortem. A case has been registered, and Police is undertaking further investigation. In the initial questioning, it was found that they had gone to clear the sewage line when this incident occurred. Everything will be clear once the postmortem report comes,” Lalchandani told reporters. In a separate development on February 19, two workers died of suffocation after falling into a septic tank while cleaning it in Madarasanahalli on Babalada Road in Kalaburagi city, Karnataka. The deceased have …

Cleaning up Sutlej, Beas our top priority: Badal at Bathinda rally | Chandigarh News

Cleaning up Sutlej, Beas our top priority: Badal at Bathinda rally | Chandigarh News

3 min readMar 1, 2026 03:27 PM IST Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal, Saturday, said cleaning up Sutlej and Beas rivers would be a top priority of the next party government and he would not allow polluted effluents to flow into the state’s rivers. Badal was addressing a rally as part of the Punjab Bachao movement at Bathinda’s Bhai Rupa village. He said, “Polluted water is the reason for the spread of cancer in the Malwa region. I am committed to ending this scourge once and for all.” With senior party leader Sikandar Singh Maluka present, Badal said the SAD was also committed to ending gunda raj and the drug mafia. He also said apart from extortions and targeted killings, now even youth were being killed in false encounters by the state police. “Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has turned Punjab into a Police State. Police are being used rampantly to target farmers, employees, political opponents and even the media… once elected to power the SAD will usher in peace and communal harmony, …

Tirupati Laddu Row | Bathroom Cleaning Chemicals Used In Ghee, Alleges CM Chandrababu Naidu | News18

Tirupati Laddu Row | Bathroom Cleaning Chemicals Used In Ghee, Alleges CM Chandrababu Naidu | News18

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From cleaning toilets at mental hospital to football coach: The unbreakable Giuseppe Sannino

From cleaning toilets at mental hospital to football coach: The unbreakable Giuseppe Sannino

Giuseppe Sannino wakes at dawn in Bellinzona, Switzerland, ready for what he calls “yet another miracle” in the country’s second division. But the 68-year-old coach has already lived several lifetimes worth of them. “I used to clean toilets in a mental hospital,” Sannino told Gazzetta dello Sport. “Now I’ve worked my way up to Serie A.” The journey between those two points is filled with sawdust floors and cockroaches, six promotions and nine resignations, a Neapolitan childhood in flip-flops and a father who once burned his soccer shoes as punishment. Sannino doesn’t do things halfway. At Watford, he walked away from £550,000 after winning four of his first five matches because he couldn’t be anyone but himself. “I speak to your face,” he explained. “I resigned for dignity, leaving behind money.” Born in Naples and raised in Turin, young Sannino earned the nickname “cobbler” for wandering the streets in shorts and sandals. School was optional. Soccer was everything. His playing career peaked in Serie C before ending at 31, when he transitioned to coaching Vogherese’s …

This isn’t about cooking or cleaning: Ridhi Dogra on choosing The 50 after saying no to Bigg Boss

This isn’t about cooking or cleaning: Ridhi Dogra on choosing The 50 after saying no to Bigg Boss

Actor Ridhi Dogra, who is all set to participate in an upcoming captive reality show, says the experience is one she is approaching with both curiosity and confidence. Reflecting on her decision, the actor believes the evolving media landscape has made rigid boundaries between formats irrelevant. “Today, everything is being consumed on the same screen,” Dogra says. “You’re watching a film, then a web show, then a YouTube video, then an Instagram reel, all on the same device. To dismiss the relevance of any medium now would be extremely naïve. Just because I’ve done certain things in the past doesn’t mean I can’t try something new.” Ridhi Dogra For Ridhi, the show also represents a chance to shift long-held perceptions. “I felt this was an opportunity to let people see who I really am, beyond the impressions that have been formed about me through my work,” she says, adding: “I know I’m often seen as strong, opinionated and very clear about my views, and I wanted to allow space for people to see more of …

‘It is beyond cleaning now’: Chef Vikas Khanna asks authorities to remove unaccepable, dirty carpets from Mumbai airport

‘It is beyond cleaning now’: Chef Vikas Khanna asks authorities to remove unaccepable, dirty carpets from Mumbai airport

Updated on: Jan 03, 2026 07:35 am IST Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport acknowledged Vikas Khanna’s concerns about the carpets, promising corrective measures for passenger health. Chef Vikas Khanna has raised concern over an issue that has long bothered Mumbaikars and anyone taking flights in and out of Mumbai: the crusty, dusty carpets. He took to social media on Friday to post about the same. Vikas Khanna has voiced a complaint about the crusty carpets at Mumbai Airport. Vikas Khanna’s request to Mumbai airport authorities Making his way to Mumbai from New York for the promotions of Masterchef India, Vikas shared a picture of the carpet at the Mumbai airport and said that it is a hazard for people’s health. “Though I love & respect the efficiency of Mumbai airport a lot. But having this carpet is absolutely unnecessary & unacceptable. It is beyond cleaning now. On behalf of every asthmatic & people with bronchitis issues I request the authorities to please look into removing this at the airports. It can lead to serious breathing …

Looking ahead at 2026: Fan experiences, lack of a Test No. 3, political instability – the messes, on and off field, that need cleaning up | Cricket News

Looking ahead at 2026: Fan experiences, lack of a Test No. 3, political instability – the messes, on and off field, that need cleaning up | Cricket News

I hope the suits who run sports remember this: the game does not breathe in boardrooms, it breathes in the stands. In 2025, two moments laid bare how far fans have slipped down the priority list — both ending in tragedy: a stampede in Bengaluru, then chaos in Kolkata. There were other times when the disregard was less dramatic but just as telling. In Ahmedabad, those trying to catch the India-South Africa T20 action chased water instead. In Delhi, they were lathi-charged for wanting to see Kohli. At the India Open, badminton was watched from broken, filthy chairs. The list is endless. Sport survives because people call in sick at work, spend their last rupee on costly flights and match-day tickets (laying hands on them is another task!) and raise their voices from the stands. The least they deserve is drinkable water, clean toilets, sturdy seats and dignity. No more fiascos With the hosting rights of the 2030 Commonwealth Games in the pocket, and an active bid for the hosting rights of the 2036 Olympics, …

Vivek Oberoi recalls cleaning rehearsal rooms, serving tea as Farah Khan’s assistant: ‘I never told anybody who my father was’ | Bollywood News

Vivek Oberoi recalls cleaning rehearsal rooms, serving tea as Farah Khan’s assistant: ‘I never told anybody who my father was’ | Bollywood News

Vivek Oberoi, son of veteran actor Suresh Oberoi, made his acting debut in the 2002 crime film Company, but his struggle to make a name in the industry began long before that. In a recent interaction, Vivek shared how he once assisted choreographer and director Farah Khan and even cleaned rehearsal rooms because he never revealed that he came from a film family. Speaking to Mashable India, Vivek said, “To train, I used to assist Farah for a long time. I started from cleaning the rehearsal rooms and bringing tea to all the dancers and from there I went up. I never told anybody who my dad was. I kept that out.” Vivek also recalled a near-fatal accident in which he narrowly escaped death while travelling to a shoot location. He shared, “During shooting for the film Road and I was driving from Bikaner to Jaisalmer at night. I had warned the driver 10-15 times to drive slowly because it is night time and visibility is low. I was sitting in the front seat and …