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Pub employee stab to death in kitchen over trivial row

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Pramesh Jain

Pub employee stab to death in kitchen over trivial row:

A 22 year old pub employee was stabbed to death by a co-worker at the kitchen of a pub in JP Nagar over a trivial row on Saturday night.

The deceased has been identified as Sagar, native of West Bengal .

The accused has been identified as,Moushik from Tripura is presently on the run and efforts are on to track him down.

As soon as the murder was reported JP Nagar police inspector and their crime team rushed to the spot with finger print experts and sniffer dog was pressed into action and the area was cordoned off by the JP Nagar police.

A Senior officer told reporters,after visiting the crime scene DCP and other officers visited the spot and after Inspecting the spot and collecting preliminary information what is the reason behind murder

Sagar and Moushik worked as kitchen assistants at a pub situated on 55th cross in JP Nagar.

Moushik used to accused Sagar of shying away from work and had even complained to the management.

The duo on saturday fight again over night shift following which Sagar reportedly slapped Moushik with this he got Enraged and stabbed Sagar with kitchen knife and escaped.

The profusely bleeding Sagar was rushed to a near by hospital where the doctor declared him as brought dead.

The JP nagar police have taken up a case of murder and efforts are on to track him down and further investigation is on.

Fire breaks out at medicine distribution Agency,15 person rescued from top floor safely

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Pramesh Jain

Fire breaks out at medicine distribution Agency,15 person rescued from top floor safely:

As many as 15 people had a narrow escape and medicine and furniture gutted in an accidental  fire broke out at medical distribution firm situated opposite to CCB office in cottonpet on Saturday.

The fire was first noticed at inverter area of the firm situated on second floor of the five storeyed building.

Soon it spreads to the entire office and goods and furniture gutted.

People at the premises soon evacuated before the fire tenders reached and doused the fire.

Some employees remained inside the building when it caught fire in the busy area. Local residents, firemen and police rescued the 15 stuck inside the blazing Raj Towers and ‘Mico Pharma Agencies’ at 7.15 pm.

The officials and residents had a tough time in evacuating employees who were stucked at the top floor as the fire was engulfed to the entire second floor some were rescued using ladders and some where rescued via alternative route from the building.

Three fire tenders were pressed into action and the fire was extinguished or brought under control at around 9pm .

Senior officers rushed to spot and huge traffic jam was witnessed due to accidental fire in cottonpet main road, Ambulance too stuck in the jam local residents and a senior citizen a social worker cleared the traffic with local chickpet traffic police and made way for ambulance.

Preliminary examination it was suspected that short circuit could be the reason behind the mishap,however the officials are investigating in detail to ascertain the cause of fire.

People in the building are evacuated to safety and no one was injured in the accident,a senior police officer,said.

A case has been registered in cottonpet police station and further investigation is on.

Notorious luggage lifter arrested by Byatarayanpura police Stolen property Worth Rs.12 Lakhs Recovered

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Pramesh Jain

Notorious luggage lifter arrested by Byatarayanpura police Stolen property Worth Rs.12 Lakhs Recovered:

The West Division police of Byatarayanapura police on sunday arrested a 30 year old man who was stealing valuables from passengers after diverting their attention satellite bus stand.

The police have recovered stolen valuables worth Rs.12 lakh from him.

The accused has been identified as,Siddiq, resident of Laggere.

Senior officer told media persons,a complaint was registered by a complainant at Byatarayanpura police station stating that on January 10th she came to satellite bus stand in the night time and while returning back some person approached her as a passenger and by diverting her attention he robbed her Vanity bag in which she had 25 grams of gold ornaments in it.

Based on a complaint,Inspector,MN Nagaraju and his team swung into action and visited the crime scene and inspected the area and after analysing CCTV footage at the bus stand the team got the vital clue about the thief.

A special team was formed to check any untoward incident happens at bus stand a team of cops were deployed in Mufti to monitor the police team who recognised the culprit.

After closely watching the movements of suspecious elements the police zeroed in on Siddiq and caught him red handed when he was moving around the bus stand for his target.

The team apprehended the culprit and brought him to station for questioning during interrogation the accused confessed the crime that he came to bus stand to lift the luggage of passengers diverting their attention.

A detailed investigation by the team led the accused Siddiq to confessed the crime and he revealed that he used to move around bus stand to identify gullible passengers who are careless about their luggage and valuables.

siddiq posing as passenger would travel with them and steal valuables after diverting their attention.

With his arrest four cases has been detected reported in various police station and based on his statement the team has recovered 275 grams gold ornaments worth of Rs.12 lakhs recovered from his possession.A case has been registered in Byatarayanpura police station and further investigation is on.

We advise the people to be careful at the bus stand and about their valuables and to be careful while carrying valuables and if in emergency or distress call 112 and advises to ignore strangers while they are traveling.

Finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,Kamal Pant has appreciated Addl CP West,Soumendhu Mukherjee,DCP West,Dr Sanjeev M Patil,ACP Kengeri Sub-Division,UD Krishna Kumar,PI,MN Nagaraju,PSI with crime staff of Byatarayanpura police station has been appreciated for the commendable job done by them in nabbing the luggage lifter and recovered stolen property from him and a suitable reward will be given to the team he added.

Ramesh Jarkiholi sleaze CD case: SIT Raid on Businessman Shivakumar over Ramesh Jarkiholi CD case

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Pramesh Jain

Ramesh Jarkiholi sleaze CD case: SIT Raid on Businessman Shivakumar over Ramesh Jarkiholi CD case:

In continuation of tracking down the prime suspects of CD scandal,the SIT officials on Saturday searched the house of a granite businessman in JP nagar who allegedly provided logistic support to the suspects.

A team of SIT officials visited the house searched the premises and recorded the statement of family members since he was not at home.

The businessman was said to have helped the suspects financially but also kept in touch with them.

The businessman is absconding from past 10 days.

The suspects are posing challenge to the SIT by shifting their bases and not using their mobile phones.

The police anticipating that the accused would come back before SIT after the resources they have dry up.

As the SIT officials have freezed bank accounts of the suspects.

The woman in the CD is also on the run and the police suspect that she is with the accused.

The SIT officials who have questioned Ramesh Jarkliholi for around 4 hours and recorded his statement is being analyzed.

Meanwhile a team of SIT officials have been to Belagavi after their parents has filed a complaint of abduction in APMC Police Station the SIT team visited the woman house and recorded the statement of their parents says SIT sources.

Meanwhile to strengthen and intensity the probe more officers and men are been added to SIT team as the same team who has detected a sensational cases of Journalist Gowri Lankesh Murder case the same team will conduct the investigation and probe has been intensified to nab all the suspects.

Meanwhile one of the suspect Lakshmipathy has moved to court for anticipatory bail in the case.

CM Thackeray favours lockdown in some cities if cases keep rising: Maharashtra Health Minister

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CM Thackeray favours lockdown in some cities if cases keep rising: Maharashtra Health Minister

Pune: Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Monday said people must follow COVID-19 safety protocols if the state is avoid another lockdown.

Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray was of the view that lockdown may become necessary in some cities if the new cases continue climb, Tope told reporters here.

At the same time, he also defended the state’s response rising cases and pointed out that in terms of cases per million population, many states have fared worse.

He met the Chief Minister two days ago, Tope said.

“Held me that if the number of daily cases in the state remains in the range of 25,000 30,000 for the next some days, then we will have take some stringent steps. He is of the opinion that if the numbers continue increase, we will have impose lockdown in some cities,” the minister said.

“I appeal people respond CM’s warning (about possibility of lockdown) positively and follow the COVID-19 protocols such as mask wearing, hand hygiene and physical distancing avoild lockdown,” Tope said.

He also said that the Centre hasld the states that the gap between two shots of Covishield vaccine will be 45.

Madhya Pradesh: 12 women, man killed in auto-bus collision

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Gwalior: Twelve women and a man died after the auto-rickshaw carrying them collided with a speeding bus in Old Chawni area in Gwalior Tuesday morning, police said.

The accident happened around 7 am when the women, who were cooks at an ‘anganwadi kendra’ were returning home after work, Gwalior SP Amit Sanghi said.

While eight women and the auto driver died on the spot, the others succumbed to their injuries in a hospital, he said.

10 people killed in Colorado supermarket shooting

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Boulder (Colorado): A shooting at a Colorado supermarket killed 10 people Monday, including a police officer who was the first to respond to the scene, authorities said.

Police arrested a suspect, but didn’t reveal his name or any details about the shooting at an evening news conference where Boulder police Chief Maris Herold fought back tears.

Investigators had just begun sorting through evidence and witness interviews and didn’t have details on a motive for the shooting at the King Soopers store in Boulder, which is about 25 miles (40 kilometers) northwest of Denver and home to the University of Colorado, said Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty.

This is a tragedy and a nightmare for Boulder County, Dougherty said. These were people going about their day, doing their shopping. I promise the victims and the people of the state of Colorado that we will secure justice.”

Mysuru: Mob attacks traffic cops after engineer dies in accident

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Mysuru: Mob attacks traffic cops after engineer dies in accident

Mysuru: Enraged over the death of a civil engineer, a mob went on a rampage here on Monday, damaging a police van and attacking the traffic policemen.

The 47-year-old civil engineer Devaraju from M D Kote was speeding on his bike when the policemen checking vehicles tried to stop him. But, he went to the extreme left at a great speed, the police allegedly hurled lathi at biker as a result the two- wheeler skidded, and he fell. He died on the spot after run over by truck, also the pillion received serious injury, the police said.

This angered the mob which damaged the police vehicle and beat up the traffic policemen.

At least 100 injured after sports gallery collapses in Telangana

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Hyderabad: At least 100 people were injured when a temporary gallery collapsed ahead of a kabbadi tournament in Suryapet district of Telangana on Monday, police said.

All the injured were hospitalised. Of them, five or six suffered fractures. The severity of the injuries sustained by the others was yet to be known, the police said.

The collapse was apparently due to the weak structure made of wood and other materials. However, the exact cause of the mishap would be known only after investigation, the police said.

A footage of the accident and people falling down was broadcast by local TV news channels.

The spectators were unable to move after the fall and were immediately taken to hospital by ambulances, police vehicles and other vehicles, a senior police official said.

“We are monitoring the situation at both the gallery and at the hospital,” Suryapet District Superintendent of Police R Bhaskaran told PTI over phone.

The accident occurred just before the start of the 47th junior National Kabaddi Championship.

The tournament was being jointly organised by the Telangana Kabaddi Association and the Kabaddi Association of Suryapet District.

67th National Film Awards: Winners list

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67th National Film Awards: Winners list

New Delhi: Filmmaker Priyadarshan’s “Marakkar: Arabikadalinte Simham” was named the best film, while Bollywood actors Kangana Ranaut, Manoj Bajpayee and Dhanush were declared best actors at the 67th National Film Awards, announced here on Monday.

While Ranaut won the best actress award for her performances in “Manikarnika” and “Panga”, Bajpayee was named best actor for Devashish Makhija’s “Bhonsle”. The actor shared the honour with Dhanush, who earned the honour for “Asuran”.

Here is the complete list of winners of the 67th National Film Awards:

Feature Film Awards: Best Feature Film: ‘Marakkar: Arabikkadalinte Simham” (Malyalam) Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment: “Maharshi” (Telugu) Best Director: Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan for “Bahattar Hoorain” (Hindi) Best Hindi Film: “Chhichhore” Best Actor (shared): Manoj Bajpayee for “Bhonsle” (Hindi), and Dhanush for “Asuran”(Tamil) Best Actress: Kangana Ranaut for “Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi (Hindi) and “Panga” (Hindi) Best Supporting Actor: Vijaya Sethupathi for “Super Deluxe” (Tamil) Best Supporting Actress: Pallavi Joshi for “The Tashkent Files” (Hindi) Best Screenplay (Original): Kaushik Ganguly for “Jyeshthoputro” (Bengali) Best Screenplay (Adapted): Srijit Mukherji for “Gumnaami” (Bengali) Best Screenplay (Dialogue Writer): Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri “The Tashkent Files” (Hindi) Best Music Direction: D Imman for “Viswasam” (Tamil) Best Background Music: Prabuddha Banerjee for “Jyeshthoputro” (Bengali) Best Lyrics: Prabha Varma for “Arodum Parayuka Vayya”, “Kolaambi” (Malayalam) Best Male Playback Singer: B Praak for “Teri Mitti”, “Kesari” (Hindi) Best Female Playback Singer: Savani Ravindra, for “Raan Petala”, “Bardo” (Marathi) Best Choreography: Raju Sundaram for “Maharishi” (Telugu) Best Cinematography: Gireesh Gangadharan for “Jallikattu” (Malayalam) Best Editing: Navin Nooli for “Jersey” (Telugu) Special Jury Award: “Oththa Seruppu Size 7” (Tamil) Best Children’s Film: “Kastoori” (Hindi) Best Child Artist: Naga Vishal for “Kruppu Durai” (Tamil) Best Production Design: Sunil Nigwekar and Nilesh Wagh for “Anandi Gopal” (Marathi) Best Costume Designer: Sujith Sudhakaran and V Sai for “Marakkar: Arabikkadalinte Simham” (Malyalam) Best Make-up Artist: Ranjith for “Helen” (Malayalam) Best Special Effects: Siddharth Priyadarshan for “Marakkar: Arabikkadalinte Simham” (Malyalam) Best Action Direction: Vikram Mor for “Avane Srimannarayana” (Kannada) Best Audiography (Location Sound Recordist): Debajit Gayan for “Iewduh” (Khasi) Best Audiography (Re-recordist of the final mixed track): Resul Pookutty for “Oththa Seruppu Size 7” (Tamil) Best Audiography (Sound Designer) : Mandar Kamalapurkar for “Trijya” (Marathi)

Nargis Dutt Award for Best Feature Film on National Integration : “Tajmahal” (Marathi) Best Film on Social Issues: “Anandi Gopal” (Marathi) Indira Gandhi Award for Best Debut Film of a Director: Mathukutty Xavier for “Helen” (Malayalam) Best Film on Environment Conservation/ Preservation: “Water Burial” (Monpa) Best Bengali Film: “Gumnaami” Best Tamil Film: “Asuran” Best Telugu Film: “Jersey” Best Marathi Film: “Bardo” Best Malayalam Film: “Kala Nottam” Best Assamese Film: “Ronuwa- Who Never Surrender” Best Manipuri Film: “Eigi Kona” Best Kannada Film: “Akshi” Best Konkani Film: “Kaajro” Best Odia Film (shared): “Sala Budhar Badla” and “Kalira Atita” Best Punjabi Film: “Rab Da Radio 2” Best Haryanvi Film: “Chhoriyan Chhoron Se Kam Nahi Hoti” Best Chhattisgarhi Film: “Bhulan The Maze” Best Khasi Film: “Iewduh” Best Mishing Film: “Anu Ruwad” Best Paniya Film: “Kenjira” Best Tulu Film: “Pingara” Special Mention (Director): Sajin Babu for “Biryani” (Malayalam), Abhijeet Mohan Warang for “Picaso” (Marathi) Special Mention (Actor): Benjamin Daimary for “Jonaki Porua” (Assamese) Special Mention (Actress): Lata Kare for “Lata Bhagwan Kare” (Marathi)

Non-Feature Film Awards:

Best Non-Feature Film: An Engineered Dream (Hindi) Best Biographical Film: “Elephants Do Remember” Best Ethnographic Film: “Charan-Atva” Best Environment Film: “The Stork Saviours” Best Promotional film: “The Shower” Best Debut Non-Feature Film: “Khisa”

Best Explorative Film: “Wild Karnataka” Best Narration: “Wild Karnataka” (David Attenborough)

Audiography (musical): “Radha” On Location Sound Recordist: “Rahas”

Best Cinematography: “Sonsi”

Best Direction: “Knock Knock Knock” Best Film on Family Values: “Oruu Pathira” Best Short Fiction: “Custody” Special Jury Award: “Small Scale Values”.

Best Animation: “Radha” Best Investigative Film: “Jakkal” Best Education Film: “Apples and Oranges” Best Film on Social Issues: “Holy Rites” and “Ladli”.

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