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Mehrauli Murder: Inspired by 'Dexter', accused bought refrigerator to store body parts
Delhi Police said that after shopping his 26-year-old girlfriend, Shraddha Walker, into pieces on May 18, the accused, Aftab Ameen Poonawalla, bought a brand new refrigerator with large storage capacity the next day and stored the body pieces in it. To counter the stench, he lit incense sricks sticks at his home.
Delhi: Woman's body cut into 35 pieces, dumped at various places; accused nabbed
Aftab Ameen Poonawalla had strangled 26 year-old Shradha on May 18. As per sources, he then chopped her body into 35 pieces and bought a new fridge to store them and threw them at various locations in a period of 18 days.
Temblor felt in Delhi-NCR as 5.4 magnitude quake hits Nepal
"Earthquake of magnitude 5.4 occurred on November 12 at 7.57 p.m. Depth: 10 km, location: Nepal," the National Centre for Seismology tweeted. There were no immediate reports on any damage to life or property. Netizens soon took to Twitter to report the quake. "Earthquake in New Delhi for about a minute. Thus is second time within this week," a tweet read. "Strong tremors being felt in Delhi right now," another user posted.
Owners of media outlets will pay journalists' income tax, rules Bangladesh HC
A division bench of Justice Md Ashfaqul Islam and Justice Md Shohrowardi passed the order, declaring absolute a rule issued in this regard in 2020. According to the Cabinet Committee recommendations, income tax levied on the salaries of journalists, press workers, and administrative employees must be paid from their respective income.
Morbi bridge collapse: Gujarat High Court takes suo motu cognizance, seeks report from government
The high court bench comprising Chief Justice Arvind Kumar and Justice A.J. Shastri initiated the suo motu Public Interest Litigation (PIL). The court instructed the government to file an action taken report on or before November 14, when the matter comes up for further hearing.
Karnataka Lingayat mutt sex scandal: Accused seer drugged, abused girls
Currently in judicial custody, the accused seer used to direct other accused to send a minor girl of his choice every day to his private room in the garb of seeking his special blessings.
Tirumala temple owns Rs 2.5 lakh crore assets, including 10 tonnes gold
The assets of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), which governs the affairs of the ancient hill shrine, includes land parcels, buildings, cash and gold deposits given as offerings by the devotees.
Gujarat govt did not learn any lesson from 2003 Daman bridge collapse
Recalling the horrific Daman incident, Keshavbhai Batak, who had lost two sons to it, said, "The Daman tragedy will always remain the darkest day of my life as it pulled down my world in seconds. The Morbi bridge collapse brought back the black memories of the Daman tragedy. The saddest part is that the Gujarat government did not learn any lessons from it. If there is even an iota of remorse, Bhupendra Patel should step down as the Chief Minister, visit every victim's house and apologise."
Litany of Lapses: Why Morbi municipality is responsible for bridge tragedy
Speaking on condition of anonymity, the expert told IANS, "The nagar palika was duty-bound to carry out structural analysis before giving out the renovation contract. Also, it should have taken into consideration the wind & live load, steel structure, load test, and stability test.
Allahabad High Court admits petition challenging rejection of carbon dating of 'Shivling'
Admitting the petition filed by Laxmi Devi and others, Justice J.J. Munir also ordered to issue notices to the Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Committee, which manages the affairs of the mosque, to present its version. An application was moved before the district judge demanding scientific determination of the age, character etc. of the 'Shivling', including its carbon dating.
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