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PPSC, Patiala Jobs - Dy Supdt of Police, Tehsildar, Asst Registrar & Other Posts

PPSC Recruitment 2020: Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has invited applications for recruitment to the post of Deputy Supdt of Police, Tehsildar, Asst Registrar & Others. Candidates holding the required qualification can apply to the posts through the prescribed format on or before 30 June 2020. Important Dates: Commencement of submission of online application: 5 June 2020 Last date for…

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The fourth man behind Siddique’s murder

The spot where Baba Siddique was shot Team News Riveting Mumbai, October 13 The Mumbai police have spotted the fourth man involved in the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique who came in contact of Bishnoi gang in Patiala jail. The 66-year-old former Maharashtra Minister was waylaid by three persons at Kher Nagar in Mumbai’s Bandra area just outside his MLA son Zeeshan Siddique’s office and…

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ਮਾਲਵਿੰਦਰ ਸਿੰਘ ਮਾਲੀ ਦੀ ਗ੍ਰਿਫਤਾਰੀ ਦੇ ਵਿਰੋਧ ਵਿੱਚ ਪੰਜਾਬ ਦੇ ਚਿੰਤਕਾਂ ਵੱਲੋਂ 18 ਸਤੰਬਰ ਨੂੰ ਧਰਨਾ ਕੀਤਾ ਜਾਵੇਗਾ। ਇਨਸਾਫ ਦੀ ਮੰਗ ਜ਼ੋਰਾਂ ’ਤੇ!

Thinkers of Punjab Announce Protest on September 18 Against Arrests Chandigarh: Prominent political commentator and former political advisor to Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu, Malvinder Singh Mali, was taken into custody last night by the IT Cell of Mohali Police. This morning, after being presented in a Mohali court, the court has sent him to judicial custody at Patiala Central Jail until…

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SPECIAL NIA COURT DELHI SENTENCES 3 ACCUSED IN KHAJA MOIDEEN ISISI CASE

New Delhi, 1st September 2024: The Special Judge, NIA, Patiala House Complex, New Delhi, on Saturday sentenced three accused in the  2020 Khaja Moideen ISIS case, in which they had indiscriminately fired at police party in order to evade arrest. All three accused, Khaja Moideen, Syed Ali Nawas and Abdul Samad, had been convicted by the court in the case RC-5/2020/NIA/DLI on 6th August 2024. They…

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Discover the Rich Heritage: Top 5 Places to Visit in Punjab

Punjab, a land of vibrant culture, rich history, and warm hospitality, offers an array of attractions that are sure to captivate any traveler. When exploring the best places to visit in Punjab, you'll find a diverse mix of historical landmarks, spiritual centers, and natural beauty. Whether you're looking for places to visit in Punjab or simply searching for things to do in Punjab, this guide highlights five must-visit locations that showcase the state's unique charm.

1. Amritsar: The Heart of Sikhism

Amritsar, the spiritual and cultural center of Punjab, is home to the magnificent Golden Temple. This iconic landmark, also known as Harmandir Sahib, is not only a spiritual haven but also an architectural marvel. The temple's golden façade glistens in the sunlight, reflecting off the surrounding Amrit Sarovar (sacred pool). The city's rich history is also marked by significant sites like Jallianwala Bagh, which commemorates the tragic massacre of 1919. Just a short drive away is the Wagah Border, where you can witness the daily flag-lowering ceremony, a display of patriotic fervor at the India-Pakistan border.

2. Chandigarh: The City Beautiful

Chandigarh, the capital city of Punjab and Haryana, is renowned for its urban planning and modern architecture. Designed by the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier, Chandigarh boasts a blend of natural beauty and well-organized infrastructure. The city's Rock Garden, created by artist Nek Chand, features sculptures made from industrial and urban waste, offering a unique artistic experience. Sukhna Lake, a man-made reservoir at the foothills of the Himalayas, is perfect for boating and leisurely walks, while the Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, Asia's largest rose garden, showcases a stunning variety of roses.

3. Ludhiana: The Manchester of India

Ludhiana, Punjab's largest city, is an industrial hub known for its vibrant cultural scene and rich history. Despite its modern outlook, Ludhiana retains a distinct traditional charm. The Punjab Agricultural University Museum offers a deep dive into Punjab's rural life and culture, with extensive collections of artifacts and exhibits. Phillaur Fort, a historical structure now serving as a police training academy, provides insights into Punjab's military past. The city's annual Rural Olympics in Kila Raipur showcases traditional sports and cultural activities unique to the region.

4. Patiala: The Royal City

Patiala, with its majestic palaces and gardens, offers a royal experience. The city is known for its rich heritage, architectural marvels, and vibrant festivals. The Qila Mubarak Complex, a historical fort with stunning architecture, includes the Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors) and the Darbar Hall, reflecting the grandeur of Patiala's royal past. The Moti Bagh Palace, now a museum, displays an impressive collection of artifacts, while the Baradari Gardens provide a lush, serene environment for relaxation and exploration.

5. Anandpur Sahib: The Holy City

Anandpur Sahib, one of the holiest places in Sikhism, is where Guru Gobind Singh founded the Khalsa in 1699. The city is steeped in spirituality and history, attracting pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike. The Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib, one of the five temporal seats of Sikhism, holds immense religious significance. The Virasat-e-Khalsa museum narrates the history and culture of Punjab and Sikhism through its interactive exhibits, offering a deep understanding of the region's rich heritage. The city's annual Hola Mohalla festival is celebrated with mock battles, martial arts, and cultural performances, showcasing the vibrant spirit of Punjab.

Conclusion

Exploring the top places to visit in Punjab offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the spiritual ambiance of Amritsar to the modern charm of Chandigarh, the royal heritage of Patiala, the industrial vigor of Ludhiana, and the sacred atmosphere of Anandpur Sahib, Punjab has something for every traveler. Discovering these destinations and engaging in the numerous things to do in Punjab will provide an unforgettable journey through this enchanting state.

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3 Nov 2023

27 oct

So we'll went to waters on 90 ml mm. Had so much fun. The sb road kids were there too. Got 1500 from madhav for selling the passes.

Aadarsh n all went to lonavla

30th oct

So happy halloween. We planned to go to dimora. So I drank a lot. And then I literally blacked out coz I have no memory of what all happened. So, apparently I called everyone wrong names. Confessed shit to bhargav and aadarsh. Fell everywhere. Warden knew I was drunk but I made her promise that she wouldn't tell my parents.

1st Nov

Went to Irani cafe for breakfast with aadarsh.

Police came told me not to drink. Warden made me write an apology.

Then went to watch exorcist. The whole theater was empty it was only me angad and aadarsh. Angad ran away he's so scared. So it was 4d movie. But it was shit

2nd November

Hung out with stuti, manika, angad, om and sirish. Went to mall. Tried stuff at hnm.

Went to Patiala Canteen and had food.

Had chocolate brownie shake. Went to tqc. Bhargav and aadarsh were drinking beer. Did weed with angad while running here and there. Outside tqc, stuti was shouting at meet and all. Then, almost all fy gurls were sitting and listening to all the prank call stuff the guys did. Then we had Maggie and lay on the rooftop while looking at the stars.

3rd November.

Went to Dagruseth with aadarsh, gaurav and Trishna. Then went to tqc. Himanshu bhaia and his friends were there too. They all were drinking but I did not drink coz I have gotten warnings from the warden. Then had ice cream and came back to hostel and packed coz mom said that they are trying to get tickets for tomorrow instead of 7th as everyone is leaving for home already as angad stuti and manika have also gone to Mumbai.

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Punjabi University Scandal: Shocking Assault on Prof Exposing Hidden Mental Harassment | Chandigarh News

PATIALA: Following the incident in which a professor at Punjabi University was beaten up by 13 students, an FIR has been registered by the police. The students accused the professor of mentally harassing a female student who later died under mysterious circumstances. In response to the allegations, the university vice-chancellor, Prof Arvind, has appointed a retired judge to investigate the…

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Wrestlers protest: Delhi Police reaches court with chargesheet against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh | More sports News

NEW DELHI: A team of Delhi Police on Thursday reached the Patiala House Court to file a status report in the case involving WFI President Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. Delhi Police recommended cancellation of case filed by minor wrestler against WFI chief. Delhi Police told the court that no corroborative evidence were found against the WFI chief, as per the sources.The court has put up the matter…

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Phone Numbers Are Being Tracked, Alleges Wrestler Bajrang Punia

The Delhi Police has filed two FIRs, including one under section 10 of POCSO act against the BJP MP Brij Bhushan, who has denied all the charges.

New Delhi: 1 Calling it a “black day”, the protesting grapplers and their supporters on Thursday wore black bands with Bajrang Punia, one of the prominent faces of the sit-in, alleging that their phone numbers are being tracked.

The protest against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, accused of sexual harassment and intimidation by the grapplers, entered the 18th day.

Top Indian grapplers Vinesh Phogat, Bajrang, Sakshi Malik, Satyawart Kaidyan and Jitender Kinha all tied black bands on their forehead while a few supporters sported them on their arms as a mark of protest against what they see as a lack of action against Brij Bhushan.

The wrestlers have been demanding the arrest of Brij Bhushan, who they have accused of sexual exploitation of several women grapplers including a minor.

The Delhi Police has filed two FIRs, including one under section 10 of POCSO act against the BJP MP, who has denied all the charges.

“We are observing a black day today in protest against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. We are confident of our victory as the entire nation is with us in our fight,” Bajrang Punia said.

“Day by day our protest is gaining momentum and we will continue to fight till we get justice.

“Nowadays our phone numbers are being tracked, we are being treated in a manner where it seems as if we have committed a crime. Whoever is in our contact is being tracked, I am telling you,” Mr Punia told reporters.

The World Championship and Olympic medallist was critical of athlete Seema Antil, who said their protest has had a negative impact on the sport with camps and trails not taking place.

“I don’t understand that she is saying that we are causing damage to the sport rather than Brij Bhushan. It’s very strange that she doesn’t understand this despite being a sportsperson.

“I don’t think she should have said what she said. We respect her she is a good athlete but she should think before coming out with a statement,” Mr Punia said.

A large delegation of Bharat Kishan Union Ekta (Azad), mostly comprising women from Punjab arrived at the Jantar Mantar on Thursday to show their solidarity towards the protesting wrestlers.

Speaking of the possibility of financial bungling, he asked the WFI, “Which money have you spent, where has Tata’s money gone. The Tatas have been giving you money for the last five years, where is that money? “We have also requested Ratan Tata ji to find this out, whether his money is reaching the right place,” the ace wrestler added.

On the brighter side, Bajrang welcomed the move to hold the women’s camp in Patiala.

“We welcome the shifting of the women’s camp to Patiala. Wherever athletes have access to all the facilities set up camp there rather than having it in a place where they are being exploited and mistreated.” Besides members of Mazdood Adhikar Sangathan, Sonipat and a small delegation of youth students from Bhagat Singh Youth Union, Maharashtra also came in support of the wrestlers on Thursday.

Wrestler Bajrang Punia continued, “See nothing is bigger than the judiciary. We have full faith in the court, our fight is for the truth. I don’t think India has seen something like this in the past.

“We get strength when we see the support we are getting from all corners from of the country.

“This was the time to prepare for the Asian Games and Olympics, so it’s very sad and unfortunate. It’s a huge loss for sports that we have been protesting for the past 19 days.”

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Air India Urination case: Facts and Laws

This article on 'Air India Urination case: Facts and Laws' was written by Shudhi Malhotra, an intern at Legal Upanishad.

Introduction

In the "Air India urination case", Shankar Mishra is accused of "outraging the modesty of a woman," a crime that carries a penalty of up to five years in prison, a fine, or both. Shankar Mishra, an Air India passenger who is accused of peeing on a female passenger on a New York-New Delhi aircraft on November 26 of last year, asserted in court in Delhi on January 11 that while his behaviour was vulgar and revolting, it did not constitute an offence against the woman's modesty. Although the court deferred its decision, it denied him bail, as is customary when a prima facie case is established.

Background of the Air India Urination case

The Air-India incident came to the notice of the DGCA only on January 4 and the latest actions are for violations of various norms. Air India first received the complaint from the woman on November 27 and commenced engaging in correspondence with the affected passenger’s family on November 30. When the plaintiff complained in writing to Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekharan that the crew had not done much to help her out of the position and that her clothes, shoes, and luggage smelled like urine, the company became aware of the problem. On January 6, 2023, Shankar Mishra was detained by the Delhi Police while he was in Bengaluru. Additionally, the Metropolitan Magistrate of the Patiala House Court in Delhi had rejected his request for bail in the case. In response to a complaint made by the woman to Air India under sections 354, 509, and 510 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Section 23 of the Indian Aircraft Act, Police had filed a First Information Report (FIR) against him. Shankar Mishra's employment at Wells Fargo, where he was the Vice President, was terminated as soon as the incident came to light.

What does it mean to "outrage the modesty of a woman"?

In violation of the Indian Penal Code, it is unlawful to insult a woman's modesty. For the offence, IPC Section 354 specifies a maximum five-year prison sentence, a fine, or both. This sentence used to read: Assault on a woman or use of unlawful force to upset her sense of modesty. Any person who assaults a woman or uses criminal force against her with the intent to offend or knowing that doing so will likely offend her modesty will be punished with either a fine or imprisonment of any sort for a time that may reach two years or both. The term was increased to not less than one year and up to five years in 2013 to make Section 354 more severe.

What elements constitute a violation of this section?

The offence is cognizable (which means that the police can arrest without a warrant), non-bailable (which means that the judge has the discretion to grant bail rather than it being a right of the accused), and it can be tried by any magistrate. The IPC's Sections 351 and 350 provide definitions for the terms "assault" and "criminal force," respectively, as they are used in this section. According to Section 351, "Whoever makes any gesture, or any preparation, intending or knowing it to be likely that such gesture, or preparation, will induce any person present to suspect that he is about to use criminal force against that person, is said to commit an assault." According to Section 350, "Whoever intentionally uses force to any person, without that person's consent, to commit any offence, or intends to cause, or knows it is likely that he will cause, injury, fear, or annoyance to that person by using such force, is said to use criminal force to that other." Less serious crimes are covered by Section 509 of the IPC, which deals with "statement, gesture, or act intended to offend the modesty of a lady." The key distinction between Sections 509 and 354 IPC is that the latter threatens bodily injury or attack on the woman in addition to outraging her modesty.

Air India Urination case: Facts and Laws

Shankar Mishra is barred from Air India for four months

Shankar Mishra was barred from Air India flights for four months. This four-month ban will take effect on January 18 and is, in addition to the one-month ban the airline put in place on December 20. According to Air India's statement, Shankar Mishra falls under the definition of an "unruly passenger" and is therefore prohibited from flying for four months by the applicable Civil Aviation Requirements. This conclusion was reached by a three-member internal committee that was independent and was chaired by a former district judge. The airline claimed that it informed other airlines operating in the nation and that it had sent the DGCA a copy of the Internal Committee report.

Submission on behalf of Shankar Mishra

Mishra's legal team stated that they disagreed with the committee's conclusions the day after the suspension was put in place and that they were already preparing to appeal the judgment by the DGCA CAR for Unruly Passengers, according to news agency ANI. Mishra's attorneys, Ishanee Sharma and Akshat Bajpai stated that while they respected the Internal Inquiry Committee's authority and purpose and disagreed with its conclusions, they were already in the process of appealing judgment by the DGCA CAR for Unruly Passengers. In addition, the lawyers claimed that Air India's "faulty" report was made up because they were unable to come up with an "acceptable explanation" for the occurrence.

What did the court say in the Air India Urination case?

The act was deemed to be "utterly unpleasant and repulsive" by the Delhi court, which granted him bail. Mishra's bail was denied by Metropolitan Magistrate (Mahila court) Komal Garg at Patiala House court because she claimed that the accused act was enough to offend any woman's modesty. The accused knew nothing about the plaintiff. The accusation that the accused relieved himself on the plaintiff is abhorrent and revolting. Any woman's modesty would be offended by the purported deed alone. The accused's egregious behaviour has startled the public and has to be condemned, the court said.

Conclusion

The accused did not dispute that he was intentionally intoxicated throughout the flight, according to the court. The court stated, "The alleged fact demonstrates the accused's intention." In opposition to the bail request, additional public prosecutor Shruti Singhal argued that the accused was a powerful and affluent individual who, if granted bail, may interfere with the inquiry by getting in touch with the complainant. The refusal of police custody, according to Singhal, was the subject of a revision petition.

References

- Vineet Upadhyay, Shankar Mishra gets bail in Air India urination case, Times of India, 1 Feb 2023, available at: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/shankar-mishra-gets-bail-in-air-india-urination-case/articleshow/97506218.cms#:~:text=NEWDELHIADelhicourt,undertheinfluenceofalcohol. - Shubham Singh, Air India 'pee-gate' case: Top bosses knew about urinating incident after flight landed, emails show, Business Today, 21 January 2023, available at: https://www.businesstoday.in/industry/aviation/story/air-india-pee-gate-case-top-bosses-knew-about-urinating-incident-after-flight-landed-emails-show-367009-2023-01-21 Read the full article

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Après la décision d'Air India d'interdire à Shankar Mishra, qui aurait uriné sur une co-passagère âgée, de voler avec la compagnie aérienne pendant quatre mois, son équipe juridique a déclaré qu'elle n'était pas d'accord avec les conclusions du comité et qu'elle était déjà en train de faire appel de cette décision. conformément à la DAC DGCA pour les passagers indisciplinés. Jeudi, Air India a interdit à Shankar Mishra de voler avec la compagnie aérienne pendant quatre mois après qu'un comité interne a déterminé qu'il était un passager indiscipliné qui aurait uriné sur un co-passager. Ses avocats Ishanee Sharma et Akshat Bajpai ont déclaré: "Nous respectons l'autorité et le mandat de la commission d'enquête interne, mais nous ne sommes pas d'accord avec leurs conclusions et sommes déjà en train de faire appel de cette décision conformément au DAC DGCA pour les passagers indisciplinés." Une déclaration publiée à l'ANI par l'avocat de M. Mishra a déclaré: "Nous voudrions particulièrement souligner que la décision de la commission d'enquête interne dépend de leur mauvaise compréhension de la disposition de l'avion." "Lorsque le comité n'a pas pu trouver d'explication adéquate quant à la manière dont l'accusé aurait pu uriner sur le plaignant assis sur le siège 9A sans affecter également le passager du siège 9C, il a supposé à tort qu'il y avait un siège 9B dans l'entreprise classe dans l'avion et imaginé que l'accusé aurait pu se tenir à ce siège imaginaire et uriner sur le plaignant sur le siège 9A. Cependant, il n'y a pas de siège 9B en classe affaires sur l'avion - seulement les sièges 9A et 9C", indique le communiqué. . Les avocats ont déclaré que sur la base de ces conjectures infondées et clairement incorrectes, le Comité a essentiellement fabriqué la possibilité que l'accusé ait commis l'acte allégué. "Cette conclusion est particulièrement surprenante étant donné qu'il y avait deux experts de l'aviation dans le comité. Nous maintenons l'innocence de l'accusé et avons une confiance totale dans le système judiciaire du pays", ont ajouté les avocats. "Le comité interne indépendant de 3 membres sous la présidence de l'ancien juge de district a conclu que Shankar Mishra est couvert par la définition de" passager indiscipliné "et interdit de vol pendant 4 mois conformément aux dispositions pertinentes des exigences de l'aviation civile", a déclaré un Jeudi, porte-parole d'Air India. "Air India a également partagé une copie du rapport du comité interne avec le directeur général de l'aviation civile (DGCA) et informera également d'autres compagnies aériennes opérant dans le pays", a déclaré un porte-parole d'Air India. La police de Delhi avait arrêté Shankar Mishra de Bengaluru le 6 janvier 2023, et actuellement, il est en garde à vue à Delhi. Le magistrat métropolitain du tribunal de Patiala House à Delhi lui avait également refusé la mise en liberté sous caution dans cette affaire. M. Mishra aurait uriné sur une femme de 70 ans en état d'ébriété dans la classe affaires d'un vol d'Air India le 26 novembre de l'année dernière. La police de Delhi avait enregistré le premier rapport d'information (FIR) contre lui le 4 janvier sur une plainte déposée par la femme à Air India en vertu des articles 354, 509 et 510 du code pénal indien (IPC) et de l'article 23 de l'Indian Aircraft Act. .(À l'exception du titre, cette histoire n'a pas été éditée par le personnel de NDTV et est publiée à partir d'un flux syndiqué.)

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Sukesh Scam | Sukesh case: Delhi Police filed supplementary charge sheet, there was a case of recovery of Rs 200 crore

Sukesh Scam | Sukesh case: Delhi Police filed supplementary charge sheet, there was a case of recovery of Rs 200 crore.     File Pic New Delhi. The EOW branch of Delhi Police has filed a supplementary charge sheet in the 200 crore fraud case involving Sukesh Chandrashekhar. In this regard, the EOW branch filed a supplementary charge sheet in the Patiala House Court. In such a situation, the…