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"Relief teams are facing difficulty in carrying out rescue work due to heavy boulders and stones falling from the hill," said SDRF Commandant Manikant Mishra. Search and rescue operation underway after landslide destroys shops.  DEHRADUN: At least 10 to 12 people were reported missing after two shops collapsed in a landslide triggered by heavy rains near the Gaurikund post bridge in Rudraprayag district around 11.30 pm on Thursday. State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams are continuously engaged in search operations. District Disaster Management Officer Nandan Singh Rajwar told The New Indian Express, “Two shops in front of the Dak culvert have been damaged due to a landslide triggered by heavy torrential rains in Gaurikund late on Thursday night.” These people were working in shops when the accident took place. “Relief teams are facing difficulty in carrying out rescue work due to heavy boulders and stones falling from the hi

Sindhu, who has slipped to world number 17th following a series of early exits, was looking to make her fourth semifinal of the season but found it tough to tame USA's Beiwen Zhang. Indian shuttler PV Sindhu SYDNEY: Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu bowed out of the Australia Open after going down in straight games to USA’s world number 12 Beiwen Zhang in the women’s singles quarterfinals here on Friday. Sindhu, who has slipped to world number 17th following a series of early exits, was looking to make her fourth semifinal of the season but found it tough to tame Zhang, losing 12–21 17–21 in 39 minutes in the USD 420,000 super 500 tournament. In 10 past meetings, Sindhu had won six times against her opponent but she just couldn’t get going on Friday against the 33-year-old Chinese-born American Zhang, who showed better control to come up trumps. Sindhu had beaten compatriots Ashmita Chaliha and Aakarshi Kashyap in the first two rounds but her loss to Zhang would come as a big

Searchers were determined to recover the black box, which contains flight data and cockpit voice recordings. In this photo, Royal Australian Navy sailors from HMAS Brisbane scan the horizon during search and rescue operations in the vicinity of Lindeman Island, Australia.  CANBERRA: The search for an Australian army helicopter that crashed at sea killing four people during a military exercise with the United States last week found human remains but not the black box crucial to explaining the tragedy, an officer said on Thursday. Recovering the four aircrews and the black box flight data recorder have been the main priorities since an MRH-90 Taipan helicopter crashed on July 28 during a nighttime operation in the Whitsunday Islands off the northeast Australian coast. An underwater drone spotted the human remains and part of the cockpit at a depth of 40 meters (131 feet) on Wednesday, said Army Lt.-Gen. Greg Bilton, who is coordinating the operation. “The debris field is consistent wit

The infant succumbed to the snakebite on the way to hospital.  Three months old boy died due to snake bite on his hand, in Vellore.  VELLORE: A three month old boy allegedly died due to snake bite on Thursday in the Vellore district. According to the sources, his parents Selvi and Kanniyappan from Asanampattu village in Odakathur allegedly found snake biting thier son’s hand in the wee hours of Thursday and rushed to the Odukathur Government Primary Health Centre. However, the PHC doctors advised them to take the baby to Vellore Government Medical College and Hospital for further treatment. But the infant succumbed to the snakebite on the way to hospital. “We had the necessary medicines for snake bites at the PHC, and we administered them to the baby. If they had come earlier, we might have been able to save the baby,” Health Deputy Director Banumathi told TNIE. While addressing the press, Vellore Collector Kumaravel Pandian expressed his condolences and said, “Their house was located

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who visited Mangaluru on August 1, had instructed the police to take strict action against those getting involved in moral policing incidents. Representational Image: In this September 2021 photograph, Bajrang Dal men seen stopping MBBS students at Surathkal tollgate in Mangaluru.  MANGALURU: In yet another case of moral policing in Dakshina Kannada district, Hindu activists waylaid an auto-rickshaw that was carrying a girl passenger and assaulted the driver near Dharmasthala in Belthangady taluk on August 2 night, police sources said. The activists of Sangh Parivar waylaid the vehicle at around 9 pm and assaulted the driver, Mohammed Ashique (22), presumably for the reason that the passenger was a Hindu girl, they said. Ashique is a resident of Ujire in the taluk. A case has been registered and an investigation is on. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who visited Mangaluru on August 1, had instructed the police to take strict action against those getting in

A five-member high-level committee has been constituted to investigate the incident.  Constable Chetan Kumar Choudhary who fired from his automatic weapon, killing an RPF Assistant Sub-Inspector and three other passengers of the Jaipur-Mumbai Central.  MUMBAI: The Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) of Mumbai Police interrogated the Railway Protection Force (RPF) constable, Chetan Singh, accused of killing four people, including a 57-year-old assistant sub-inspector (ASI), onboard Jaipur-Mumbai Express train, officials said on Thursday. According to officials, Chetan, who is presently in the custody of the Mumbai Government Railway Police (GRP), was grilled for questioning by the ATS for hours. The accused RPF constable Chetan Singh allegedly shot dead Assistant Sub-Inspector Tikaram Meena and three passengers on the moving Jaipur–Mumbai Superfast Express near Palghar station in Maharashtra on July 31. A five-member high-level committee has been constituted to investigate the incident. The Bo

The crime was discovered early this morning, hours after the teen left home to graze goats with her mother. She was allegedly separated from her mother and vanished.                    14-Year-Old's Burnt Body Found In Rajasthan Brick Kiln, Cops Suspect Rape  Bhilwara: The horrific killing of a 14-year-old girl has sent shockwaves through Rajasthan and has ignited waves of outrage amid intense political sparring months before an election. The young girl’s burnt remains were found in a brick kiln in Bhilwara on Wednesday. The crime was discovered early this morning, hours after the teen left home to graze goats with her mother. She was allegedly separated from her mother and vanished. When she didn’t return, her family and villagers spread out to look for her and searched all night until they found her remains in a brick kiln at a field near her home in the early hours of Thursday. The police found bones, a silver anklet and shoes in the still-burning remains. The police suspect t

A woman from Kerala's Pathanamthitta district alleged that she was tortured by police to "confess" that she had murdered her husband. The husband, who had been missing since 2021, was found at a farm 130 kilometres away from home.                       Day after Kerala woman's murder 'confession', husband turns up alive A couple’s fight from 2021 has led to a topsy-turvy case in Kerala’s Pathanamthitta district where the wife confessed to her husband’s “murder”, only for him to be found alive the day after her arrest. After he was found alive, the wife said she was tortured by the police while she was in custody to confess to his “murder”. Afsana, the wife, was arrested on July 27 after she “confessed” that she had killed her husband Noushad, who had been missing since November 2021. A day later, Noushad was found living in a farm located around 130 kilometres away from their home and Afsana was released on bail. CASE DETAILS Noushad went missing in Novemb

The man’s wife, along with two other Kuki-Zomi women, were targeted by a mob on the second day of violence in the state, but a video capturing the brazen sexual assault emerged only on July 19, prompting national outrage and finding resonance in Parliament. Members of the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum take part in a protest rally in Churachandpur. The 65-year-old Kargil war veteran, whose wife was stripped and paraded by a mob during the May 4 violence in Manipur, has told The Indian Express that “God must have made the video (of the sexual assault) go viral to ensure that the truth comes out”. The man’s wife, along with two other Kuki-Zomi women, were targeted by a mob on the second day of violence in the state, but a video capturing the brazen sexual assault emerged only on July 19, prompting national outrage and finding resonance in Parliament. “Till then, no one from the police or government had even called us,” the man, based on whose complaint a zero FIR was registered at S

The police said they have arrested the accused who has been identified as Shah Rukh, a resident of the Sangam Vihar area.                        Man stabbed to death in Delhi’s Sangam Vihar over Rs 3000 loan A 21-year-old man was stabbed more than a dozen times in broad daylight Wednesday in South Delhi’s Sangam Vihar. According to the Delhi Police, the deceased, identified as Yusuf Ali, was attacked by a man he knew over a loan of Rs 3,000. The police said they have arrested the accused who has been identified as Shah Rukh, a resident of the Sangam Vihar area. Ali was found lying in a pool of blood in front of bookshops and the market area, hardly 200 metre from the Tigri police station. A PCR call about the incident was made around 7.30 am Wednesday when local residents spotted the two men fighting. A video of the attack showed the accused attacking the victim repeatedly with a knife outside a bookshop on a crowded street. In the two-minute-long video, Ali is seen trying to resist th