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Coimbatore policewomen take on new challenging roles

A young girl armed with a shovel holding her father’s hand as they set out for farming somewhere in a village near Tirunelveli is a vivid childhood memory for J Jebasheela. She is one of the first women cops from Tamil Nadu Police to work at the Armoury Workshop that repairs and maintains police arms and ammunitions. “I joined the service in 2008 and when this opportunity came up, showed my…

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Coastal Security Exercise named ‘SAGAR KAVACH (TN&PY) 01/2024’ was conducted by Indian Coast Guard

Coastal Security Exercise named ‘SAGAR KAVACH (TN&PY) 01/2024’ was conducted by Indian Coast Guard #News #tamilnadu #Pondicherry

  ‘SAGAR KAVACH (TN&PY) 01/2024’ Coastal Security  Coastal Security Exercise named ‘SAGAR KAVACH (TN&PY) 01/2024’ was conducted by the Indian Coast Guard to check the efficacy and preparedness of security forces and intelligence agencies against possible terrorist attacks along the Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry Coast from 19.06.2024 to 20.06.2024. Coastal Security Group, Tamil Nadu Police, Indian…

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���मिलनाडु में भाजपा नेताओं ने राहुल गांधी के खिलाफ 30 थानों में दी शिकायत, जानें क्या है आरक्षण से जुड़ा मामला

तमिलनाडु में भाजपा नेताओं ने राहुल गांधी के खिलाफ 30 थानों में दी शिकायत, जानें क्या है आरक्षण से जुड़ा मामला #News #BreakingNews #ViralNews #Update #Trending #Info #HindiNews #CurrentAffrairs #NewsUpdate #RightNewsIndia #RightNews

FIR on Rahul Gandhi: तमिलनाडु के चेन्नई में बीजेपी नेता ने कांग्रेस नेता राहुल गांधी के खिलाफ अलग-अलग जिलों के 30 थानों में शिकायत दर्ज कराई है. बीजेपी नेता डॉ वेंकटेश मौर्य की ओर से यह शिकायत राहुल के अमेरिकी दौरे के दौरान आरक्षण को लेकर दिए गए बयान के खिलाफ दर्ज कराया है. जिसमें उन्होंने कथित तौर पर कहा था कि अगर बीजेपी सत्ता में आई तो वो एससी-एसटी और ओबीसी आरक्षण को खत्म कर देगी. एएनआई की…

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Tamil Nadu Police added three pups to their canine squad called Carlos, Charles, and Lando.....

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Acclaimed filmmaker Pa Ranjith, in a strongly worded statement, posed a series of questions to the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government regarding its stance on the murder of BSP Tamil Nadu chief K Armstrong.

The deceased tall Dalit figure was a close friend of Pa Ranjith and had been politically associated with the Ambedkarite movement.

Armstrong, who was a well-known Ambedkarite Buddhist leader, was hacked to death by bike-borne assailants on July 5. The Madras High Court, on July 7, refused the burial of Armstrong within the party office premises in Chennai as it is located in a residential area, and instead directed to conduct the burial on private land in Pothur village in Vilivakkam Panchayat union in Tiruvallur district.

Eight persons have been arrested in the case. While the police claim that Armstrong was killed in retaliation to the murder of gangster Arcot Suresh last year, BSP and Dalit activists contest the claim and are dubbing it as a ‘political murder’.

In the statement issued on Monday, July 8, which has 7 questions, the filmmaker questioned the DMK government about its decision to deny permission to bury the TN BSP president at his residence-cum-office in Perambur.

Pointing out that they performed the last rites of Armstrong without causing any law and order problem following the principles of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Ranjith said that though the DMK government has the power, it had resorted to the court denying permission to bury the body at BSP’s office in Perambur.

“At the end of the nearly two-day drama, we were forced to bury him in Pothur, a suburban village outside Chennai, unwillingly,” he said.

Ranjith alleged that the DMK committed a huge act of deceit by not allowing him to bury his body in Perambur, where he lived.

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An American woman has been found chained to a tree in an Indian forest where she had been for 40 days, triggering a manhunt for her former husband.

Lalita Kayi Kumar, 49, was found by a shepherd in a forest near Sonurli village, Goa, after he heard her crying for several days.

Unable to speak following her rescue, she wrote a note that alleged her ex-husband had left her to die and that she had been without food for 40 days.

She also claimed she was administered an “injection for extreme psychosis which caused severe jaws locked and inability to drink any water. Need intravenous food later ... husband tied me to a tree in a forest”.

Ms Kumar was found with her legs tied to the tree but her hands unbound. A police officer said she was too weak to unchain herself. There were also reportedly marks from numerous other injuries on her body. She was wearing a see-through raincoat, an olive green shirt and worn-out brown trousers when she was found.

Police have registered a case of attempted murder against her former husband, who is accused of chaining her up before he escaped. Relatives of the couple are being interviewed by police.

Ms Kumar was transferred to Goa Medical College for specialist treatment after doctors raised concerns about her mental health.

A hospital official said: “She is out of danger, but she is suffering from severe depression and other mental health illnesses. We have found medical prescriptions in her possession suggesting she was on antidepressants.”

Documents found on Ms Kumar show that she was a resident of Tamil Nadu, a south Indian state, about 600 miles away from the forest where she was found. It is thought that she had been living in India for the past decade.

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"Thirteen protestors were killed in the police firing on May 22, 2018, causing widespread outrage and the subsequent closure of the plant. The protesters had alleged that the Sterlite Copper plant contaminated the region’s air and water resources.

Sterlite Copper owned the copper smelter. It was a subsidiary of the Vedanta Group, one of the world’s largest mining and metals conglomerates."

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High-Profile Murder Cases of India: What We Know So Far

In India, there have been lots of crime cases that have made headlines in the news and it have also triggered debate across the country. These cases aren’t all about crimes but they’re more about justice, fairness, and the way they are affecting society. From horrific murders to enormous corporate frauds, these events have turned into tragedies that affected and stayed in our country forever. Focusing on what happened behind the curtains, on the judgments, and the consequences that occurred as a result. Hence, now we are on the way through the roller coaster of these thrilling events, that became the focus of the nation’s attention.

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1. Transsexual burns childhood friend alive in Tamil Nadu

Transsexual burns childhood friend alive in Tamil Nadu On Christmas day, last year, 27-year-old Vetrimaran (born as Pandi Maheswari), burned his childhood friend, R Nandhini alive, suspecting that Nandhini was not romantically interested in him. The incident took place in Chennai's Thazhambur, on Nandhini's birthday eve. Vetrimaran, who underwent a sex reassignment surgery to marry Nandhini, took her out on the pretext of a birthday surprise. Vetrimaran then blindfolded Nandhini, tied her with a chain and slashed her wrist using a blade before setting her ablaze. Locals heard her screams and rushed her to the hospital where she succumbed to her injuries. Vetrimaran confessed to the crime during police interrogation.

https://indianexpress.com/

2. Shraddha Walkar murder case

Shraddha Walkar (27) was murdered by her live-in boyfriend Aaftab Poonawala on May 18, 2022, in Delhi. Aaftab strangled Shraddha over an arguement and dismembered her body into 35 pieces using different kinds of weapons, which he disposed off individually in the Chhatarpur forest. He stored her body parts in a 300-litre fridge. Poonawala was held on November 12 by Delhi police and confessed to the killing during interrogation. The case came to light after about six months, when Shraddha's father filed a missing person's complaint. He demanded capital punishment for Aaftab and a thorough probe against the Poonawala family.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/

3. Hyderabad doctor raped, set ablaze

A 26-yr-old veterinary doctor in Telangana was sexually assaulted, smothered and set ablaze. According to police reports, the victim after parking her two-wheeler, hired a taxi and went to a dermatologist's office. The four accused noticed her while parking and deflated her vehicle's tire in her absence. Upon returning the victim was offered help by the accused who then ambushed her. Three of the accused pushed her into the nearby bushes, poured whiskey into her mouth to put an end to her screams for help, and sexually assaulted her until the victim bled and lost consciousness. When she regained consciousness, she was smothered and her corpse was carried for 27 km. The victim's body was wrapped up in a blanket and set ablaze at 2.30 am on the Hyderabad Outer Ring Road under a bridge using furl. The four accused were killed in a police encounter, at 3.30 am on December 6, 2019.

https://www.indiatoday.in/

4. Nithari serial killings case

The Nithari killings case came to light after the disappearance of several children from Nithari village in Noida and when 8 skeletal remains of kids were found from the drain of Moninder Singh Pandher's house on December 29. Investigations pointed to Moninder and his domestic help Surinder Koli who were arrested. After 60 days of police custody, Koli confessed to luring and murdering the victims. The confession included necrophilia, cannibalism and dismembering of the corpses. The duo was convicted of rape and murder but were acquitted due to lack of evidences.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/

5. Tandoor murder case

Naina Sahni, wife of Sushil Sharma, was shot by her husband over suspicion of an extramarital affair on July 2, 1995. Her body was chopped into pieces and stuffed into a tandoor which was managed by Sharma's friend. Smoke from the tandoor attracted police who were patrolling in the area. Sharma was arrested after Naina's half-burnt body parts were found. He was awarded the death sentence, but the Supreme Court commuted it to life imprisonment. Sharma was released from prison after 23 years.

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6. Sheena bora murder case

Sheena Bora (24) was allegedly strangled in a car by Indrani Mukherjee, her then-driver Shyamvar Rai, and her former husband Sanjeev Khanna in April 2012. Sheena's body was later found burnt in a forest in Raigad district. Financial disputes as well as Indrani's opposition to Sheena's relationship was the motive for the killing. The crime came to light 3 years later when Shyamvar was arrested in another case and turned approver in the Sheena Bora murder case which led to Indrani's arrest. The CBI convicted Indrani but the Supreme Court granted her bail citing that she had already been in custody for six-and-a-half years.

https://www.thehindu.com/

7. Sanjay & Geeta Chopra murder case

Siblings Geeta Chopra (16) and Sanjay Chopra (14) were kidnapped and murdered in 1978 in New Delhi while they were on their way to the All India Radio (AIR) office to participate in a programme called 'Yuvavani'. Kuljeet Singh (alias Ranga Khus) and Jasbir Singh (alias Billa) were convicted for the crime. They abducted the siblings for ransom, on the pretext of giving them a ride to their destination, but later killed them upon knowing that their father was a naval officer. They first killed Sanjay, then raped and killed Geeta. Ranga and Billa were sentenced to death and were executed on January 31, 1982. The body of the siblings were found in advanced stage of decomposition and so the evidence of sexual assault could not be gathered. However, forensic evidence such as hair, fingerprints, and bloodstains were found. The siblings were awarded the Kirti Chakra on April 5, 1981, and two bravery awards 'Sanjay Chopra Award' and 'Geeta Chopra Award' were instituted in their honour.

https://www.ndtv.com/

8. Delhi biryani murder case

A video of a 16-year-old boy stabbing another boy in Delhi's Welcome colony went viral on social media. The allegedly drunk 16-yr-old stabbed the victim 55 times with a knife. According to the Delhi police the victim was attacked over money for biryani. The perpetrator had asked money from the teen who refused. The accused strangled the victim and killed him by stabbing him in the face, neck and below the eyes. CCTV footage showed that the perpetrator, in an inebriated state, dancing around the dead body. He was arrested immediately by the Delhi police.

https://indianexpress.com/

Conclusion

Criminal cases not only reveal the darker side of society but also shed light on the complexities of human behavior, justice, and law enforcement. As these stories unfold, they remind us of the ongoing fight for truth and accountability. Each case is a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance, social responsibility, and the role of the legal system in ensuring justice. By staying informed and engaged, we contribute to a society where crime is confronted, and justice prevails.

Sources:

www.hindustantimes.com

www.britannica.com

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Canadian Robber Involved in Crash Killing Indian Family of Three Also Hails from India

During a police pursuit of a liquor store burglar in Ontario, Canada, tragedy struck as the suspect's truck collided with another vehicle, resulting in the deaths of three members of an Indian family. Shockingly, it has now been revealed that the suspected robber, who died in the crash, also had Indian origins.

On April 29, a 21-year-old burglary suspect of Indian descent, identified as Gagandeep Singh, was being pursued by Ontario Police when his U-Haul truck crashed into a van carrying members of the Srinivasapillai-Ananthakrishnan family from Tamil Nadu, who were visiting Canada. The collision claimed the lives of Manivannan Srinivasapillai, 60, Mahalakshmi Ananthakrishnan, 55, and their three-month-old grandson, Aditya Vivaan. Miraculously, the boy's parents survived the crash.

The tragic incident has sparked debate about the Canadian bail system, as Singh had been released on bail for minor offenses prior to the fatal crash. While some, including Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre, argue that a better bail system could have prevented the deaths, others believe Singh's releases were justified based on the information available at the time.

Meanwhile, a funeral was held for Aditya Vivaan, the youngest victim of the crash, who was remembered as a "beautiful soul" that brought immense joy during his short time on earth. The family's grief is compounded by the fact that Aditya's grandparents, who had traveled from India to meet their grandson, were also among the casualties and were cremated earlier in the week.

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is currently investigating the crash, which resulted in the death of the van driver and serious injuries to the passenger.

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For everyone in India:

1. NATIONAL EMERGENCY NUMBER 112

2. POLICE 100 or 112

3. FIRE 101

4. AMBULANCE 102

5. Disaster Management Services 108

6. Women Helpline 1091

7. Women Helpline - ( Domestic Abuse ) 181

8. Air Ambulance 9540161344

9. Aids Helpline 1097

10. Anti Poison ( New Delhi ) 1066 or 011-1066

11. Disaster Management ( N.D.M.A ) :1078, 01126701728

12. EARTHQUAKE / FLOOD / DISASTER ( N.D.R.F Headquaters ) NDRF HELPLINE NO :011-24363260 9711077372

13. Deputy Commissioner Of Police – Missing Child And Women 1094

14. Railway Enquiry 139

15. Senior Citizen Helpline 14567

16. Medical Helpline in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat,Uttarakhand,Goa,Tamil Nadu,Rajasthan,Karnataka,Assam,Meghalaya, M.P and U.P - 108

17. Railway Accident Emergency Service 1072

18. Road Accident Emergency Service 1073

19. Road Accident Emergency Service On National Highway For Private Operators 1033

20. ORBO Centre, AIIMS (For Donation Of Organ) Delhi 1060

21. Kisan Call Centre 18001801551

22. Relief Commissioner For Natural Calamities 1070

23. Children In Difficult Situation 1098

24. National Poisions Information Centre - AIIMS NEW DELHI ( 24*7 ) 1800116117 , 011-26593677, 26589391

25. Poision Information Centre ( CMC , Vellore ) 18004251213

26. Tourist Helpline 1363 or 1800111363

27. LPG Leak Helpline 1906

28. KIRAN MENTAL HEALTH Helpline 18005990019

29. CYBER CRIME HELPLINE 155620

30. COVID 19 HELPLINE : 011-23978046 OR 1075

For additional details:-

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How to Plan Your Visit to Sabarimala: Travel Tips and Information

Sabarimala, nestled in the lush Western Ghats of Kerala, is a revered pilgrimage destination for devotees of Lord Ayyappa. A successful visit to Sabarimala requires meticulous planning to ensure a safe, spiritually uplifting, and fulfilling experience. Whether you’re a first-time pilgrim or a seasoned devotee, this guide will help you plan your trip with ease.

Why is Sabarimala Special?

Sabarimala is renowned as the abode of Lord Ayyappa, symbolizing purity, discipline, and devotion. The trek to the sacred Ayyappa Sannidhanam is both a spiritual and physical challenge, attracting millions of devotees annually during the Mandala-Makaravilakku season.

Key Steps to Plan Your Sabarimala Visit

1. Choose the Right Time to Visit

Best Season: The peak pilgrimage season is from November to January during the Mandala Puja and Makaravilakku.

Off-Season Visits: The temple also opens during the first five days of every Malayalam month.

Tip: Check the official Sabarimala calendar for opening and closing dates to plan accordingly.

2. Complete Your Virtual Queue Registration

Due to the high influx of pilgrims, the Kerala Police Virtual Queue System allows devotees to book slots online for a hassle-free darshan.

Visit the official website: sabarimalaonline.org

Register your details and select a preferred time slot.

Tip: Early registration ensures you get a convenient time for darshan.

3. Prepare Physically and Mentally

The trek to Sabarimala requires physical endurance and spiritual discipline.

Vratham (41 Days of Fasting): Follow the traditional austerities, including a vegetarian diet, celibacy, and wearing black attire.

Fitness Tips: Practice walking long distances and climbing steps to prepare for the trek.

4. Pack Essential Items

Carry a well-prepared Irumudi Kit, the sacred bundle that includes offerings like coconuts, rice, ghee, camphor, and betel leaves.

Other Essentials: Comfortable clothing, trekking footwear, a torchlight, a reusable water bottle, and basic medicines.

Tip: Buy authentic Irumudi Kits online at trusted stores like Tamrata.com for convenience.

5. Plan Your Travel Route

Sabarimala is accessible by road, rail, and air:

By Road: Nearest bus station is in Pampa, connected to major cities in Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

By Rail: Closest railway stations are Kottayam (95 km) and Chengannur (90 km).

By Air: Nearest airports are Cochin International Airport (160 km) and Trivandrum International Airport (170 km).

Tip: Pre-book transportation, especially during the peak season.

6. Understand the Trekking Routes

The trek to the Ayyappa Temple starts from Pampa:

Route 1: Traditional trek through Neelimala, Appachimedu, and Sabari Peetam (approx. 5 km).

Route 2: Swamy Ayyappan Road offers a shorter trek for senior citizens.

Tip: Start early to avoid crowds and ensure safety during the climb.

7. Accommodation Options

Affordable accommodations are available near Pampa and Sannidhanam, including:

Devotee lodges and guesthouses

Dormitories managed by the Devaswom Board

Tip: Book accommodations in advance, especially during the peak season.

8. Know the Temple Timings

Opening Time: Early morning (3:00 AM)

Closing Time: Late night (11:00 PM)

Plan your darshan to coincide with important pujas like Harivarasanam and Neyyabhishekam.

Tips for a Fulfilling Sabarimala Experience

Follow Traditions: Maintain discipline, respect the temple customs, and adhere to the dress code.

Stay Hydrated: Carry water and rest as needed during the trek.

Travel Light: Avoid carrying non-essential items to keep your trek comfortable.

FAQs About Visiting Sabarimala

Q1. Can women visit Sabarimala? Women between the ages of 10 and 50 are traditionally restricted. However, the rules may vary based on legal developments.

Q2. Is photography allowed? Photography is prohibited inside the temple premises to maintain its sanctity.

Q3. Where can I buy authentic Irumudi Kits? You can purchase genuine kits online from trusted sources like Tamrata.com, ensuring all traditional items are included.

Final Thoughts

Planning your visit to Sabarimala involves spiritual, physical, and logistical preparation. With this guide, you can embark on your pilgrimage with confidence, ensuring a smooth and fulfilling journey to the divine.

📌 Start your preparations now! Explore our range of Irumudi Kits and other pilgrimage essentials at Tamrata.com.

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A 50-year-old American woman was found chained to a tree and left to die in a forest in India, police said.

The woman, identified as Lalita Kayi Kumar, was rescued after a shepherd heard her cries on Saturday evening in Sonurli village, located about 450km from India’s financial capital of Mumbai in the south-western state of Maharashtra.

Police registered a case of attempted murder against Ms Kumar’s former husband based on a note scribbled by her at the hospital.

The authorities ascertained her identity and residential address from photocopies of a US passport and a national identity card recovered from her.

”Based on the note written by the woman at the hospital, a case has been registered against her former husband on charges of attempted murder, act endangering life or personal safety of others and wrongful confinement under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS),” Saurabh Agrawal, superintendent of police of Sindhudurg district, said. BNS is India’s official criminal code.

She was transferred to a hospital in the neighbouring state of Goa, Mr Agrawal told the wire agency Press Trust of India. She is “weak” and “not in a position to give her statement”, he said.

Officials do not yet know how long she was left tied to the tree. “The area where she was found had experienced heavy rain,” Mr Agrawal said.

“We have found that the woman, who appears to have been born in the US, had also resided in Goa for some time. We are trying to find out whom she was in touch with in the past few months,” he added.

Police say she appears not to have eaten for several days. The husband, whose name was not disclosed by officials, allegedly hails from Tamil Nadu. Forest inspector Vikas Padve told The Hindu newspaper that while doctors told the authorities she was doing “fine”, Ms Kumar was “suffering from psychiatric issues.

“She is unable to speak and remains under observation,” Mr Padve said.

“She reportedly left her husband after a quarrel,” a police official was quoted as saying by the outlet.

The victim was believed to be living in India for the past ten years, reported the Hindustan Times, quoting officials from the local police station. The authorities have sent a team of investigators to Tamil Nadu and Goa to trace her relatives.

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As we fight imperialism abroad, remember the people who are suffering under apartheid at home. Help Marcellus Williams by signing the petition to stay his execution! Read to learn more about Mr. Williams situation.

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Wanted in over 50 cases, slain Maoist Vikram Gowda opposed govt’s reform efforts

Bengaluru: Vikram Gowda, one of the most wanted Maoists killed in an encounter with the police, had more than 50 cases against him in Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. He had always opposed the state government’s efforts to reform Maoists and bring them to the mainstream, said officials here Tuesday. According to police, Vikram Gowda was on the most wanted list of Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu…