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OISF personnel during passing out parade in Aug 2017OISF personnel during passing out parade in Bhubaneswar in Aug 2017OISF personnel during passing out parade in Aug 2017OISF personnel during passing out parade in Bhubaneswar in Aug 2017OISF personnel during passing out parade in Aug 2017 Bhubaneswar: With Odisha witnessing a rapid expansion of mining, industrial and infrastructure activities, the state police have urged the govt to expedite recruitment for three battalions of Odisha Industrial Security Force (OISF).Police officials say the prolonged delay in making the units operational is putting additional pressure on the existing police force diverted for industrial and…

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GURGAON: The Haryana government has carried out a major IPS reshuffle, appointing new officers to two key operational posts in Gurgaon — DCP Crime and DCP West — while transferring incumbent DCP West Karan Goyal to Karnal as SP.Nitish Agarwal, IPS (2017 batch), has been posted as DCP Crime, Gurgaon, replacing Hitesh Yadav, HPS, who was holding the charge as an additional responsibility. Agarwal was previously posted as SP, Palwal.Meanwhile, Y.V.R. Sashi Sekhar, IPS (2022 batch), has been posted as DCP West, Gurgaon. He was earlier serving as Additional SP, Nuh. His appointment follows the transfer of Karan Goyal.Karan Goyal,…

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Silchar: Assam Rifles and Sribhumi police seized 14,000 suspected yaba tablets valued at Rs 2.5 crore and arrested five people at Badarpur on Thursday.Acting on specific intelligence, a joint team intercepted two cars allegedly being used to transport the contraband at Badarpur in Sribhumi district.The tablets weighed around 1.4 kg. Five mobile phones were also recovered.The identities of those arrested were not disclosed. The accused, along with the contraband, vehicles and mobile phones, were handed over to Sribhumi police for further investigation and legal action.Police are probing the consignment’s source and intended destination and whether the accused are part of…

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Kanpur: Police have filed a case against four people in Wajidpur murder case and arrested two of them. Search is on for the remaining suspects.A 26-year-old man was shot dead outside his home in Wajidpur village, under the Chaubepur police station area in Kanpur, late on Wednesday night. The victim, Girija Shankar Nishad, a loader driver from Chintapurwa village in Wajidpur gram panchayat, was taken to a hospital in Bithoor where doctors pronounced him dead.A case was registered against Kuldeep Nishad, his father Ramautar Nishad, Surendra Nishad, and an unidentified persons on the basis of a complaint by the victim’s…

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Officials have placed traffic restrictions on the left lane (rescue lane) and begun repair and restoration workOfficials have placed traffic restrictions on the left lane (rescue lane) and begun repair and restoration workOfficials have placed traffic restrictions on the left lane (rescue lane) and begun repair and restoration workOfficials have placed traffic restrictions on the left lane (rescue lane) and begun repair and restoration workOfficials have placed traffic restrictions on the left lane (rescue lane) and begun repair and restoration work Noida: A nearly 200-metre stretch of the left shoulder of Yamuna Expressway near Dankaur has suffered significant damage after…

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Open house meeting held at council hall regarding Hinjewadi infrastructure issues Pune: Residents of Hinjewadi IT park sought for a time-bound implementation of various infrastructure projects undertaken by various authorities in order to resolve long-pending issues affecting daily life. Representatives of IT groups, in an open forum held at Council Hall on Thursday, told deputy chief minister (DCM) Sunetra Pawar that they have been following up with some of the issues since 10-12 years.“I have been writing emails to various authorities on issues such as bad roads, heavy traffic and inadequate infrastructure since 2013. None of the issues have been…

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Panaji: In an initiative led by the WWF India, the state’s scientists, photographers and butterfly enthusiasts are preparing to document its rich winged diversity. Six colleges in Goa are also set to take part in this month-long butterfly monitoring exercise under the Big Butterfly Month, a national movement to document butterfly diversity on their campuses and surroundings and contribute data to a citizen-science database.Govt College Quepem, Govt College Sanguem, Carmel College, Chowgule College, Dhempe College and Goa University will participate in the Sep 1-30 programme and upload their observations to iNaturalist platform. The WWF will undertake a similar dragonfly diversity…

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Dogs Picked Up From Schools, Hospitals And Parks To Be Shifted To Shelters; 3 Agencies To Handle Programme As Bite Cases Continue To RisePanchkula MC To Shift Dogs From Schools, Hospitals And Parks To SheltersPanchkula: Facing mounting public concern over stray dogs and a steady rise in dog-bite cases, the municipal corporation (MC) Panchkula is set to tighten its stray dog management regime, with canines picked up from schools, hospitals, religious places, sports complexes, parks and other sensitive locations to be shifted to designated shelters in line with Supreme Court directions.The move forms part of a fresh tender floated by…

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Divya Mittal voluntarily resigned from the IAS after a thirteen-year career. Today, I voluntarily resigned from the IAS, bringing an unforgettable 13-year journey to a close.” With those words, Divya Mittal announced on social media on Sunday that she was walking away from the civil services. The resignation of the 43-year-old, 2013-batch Uttar Pradesh-cadre officer, who was serving as special secretary in the revenue department, is yet to be formally accepted.Mittal has not disclosed why she quit, telling TOI that she will reveal her plans at the appropriate time. Her farewell post instead retraced her journey from IIT-Delhi and IIM-Bangalore…

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Patna: A 22-year-old woman from Sheikhpura district, who was allegedly abducted in Nalanda and sold for Rs 50,000 for a forced marriage, was rescued by police on Thursday. Four persons have been arrested in connection with the case.Police said the woman went missing on Aug 4 near Ramchandrapur bus stand under Laheri police station while accompanying her mother to a psychiatrist.Laheri SHO Ranjit Kumar said the investigation revealed that Usha Devi (59) allegedly forced the woman into an autorickshaw and took her to Umanath Temple in Barh. There, she and two others allegedly arranged the woman’s forced marriage with Dilip…

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