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Hindustan Times
7 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana: Canada returnee stabs nephew multiple times, takes poison
A day before the inauguration of the new house of his younger brother, a Canada returnee consumed some poisonous substance after thrashing the former's 11-year-old son with pliers and stabbing him with sharp edged tools in Model Town Extension on Friday. The police said jealousy was the reason behind the crime. An attempt to murder case has been registered against the accused. The police said jealousy was the reason behind the crime. (HT photo) The boy has been admitted to a private hospital. His condition is stated to be serious. He has sustained over 100 stitches. The accused, Jaswinder Singh, has been admitted to a private hospital. He is said to be stable. The FIR was registered on the statement of Gagandeep Singh, father of victim Kavnoor Singh. Inspector Balwinder Singh, station house officer (SHO) at the Model Town police station, said Jaswinder lives on the first floor of the house with his wife and children while Gagandeep lives on the ground floor with his family. The SHO added that Jaswinder Singh called on 11-year-old son of Gagandeep Singh to his portion of the house and assaulted him with pliers and stabbed him with sharp-edged tools. The boy managed to free himself from the clutches of Jaswinder Singh and came downstairs. The family rushed him to a hospital. 'Later, Jaswinder consumed some poisonous substance and he was also rushed to a private hospital,' said the SHO. 'Jaswinder Singh returned from Canada a few months ago. His brother Gagandeep Singh, who is a businessman, bought a house near their location. The inauguration of the new house was due on Saturday. Out of jealousy, Jaswinder Singh attempted a murder bid on Gagandeep's son,' he added. Further, the SHO added that an FIR under Sections 109 (attempt to murder), 115(2) (voluntarily causing hurt), 126 (2) (wrongful restraint) and 351(2) (criminal intimidation) of the BNS has been registered against the accused. The accused will be arrested after his release from the hospital, cops said.
News18
3 days ago
- News18
Chhattisgarh DSP's Wife Hosts Birthday Bash On Official Car, Gets FIR As Return Gift
Last Updated: The video flared public outrage and led to an FIR being registered against the car's driver. A video from Chhattisgarh's Balrampur district showing the wife of a deputy superintendent of police (DSP) celebrating her birthday on the bonnet of a vehicle with a blue beacon went viral on social media. The clip triggered public outrage and resulted in an FIR being filed against the car's driver. The FIR did not name the individual behind the wheel. The vehicle was reportedly driven by a woman who appeared to be part of the friend group present during the celebration. The viral video has stirred controversy in Chhattisgarh, showing the wife of a deputy superintendent of police (DSP) celebrating her birthday in a highly unsafe manner. The footage captures her sitting on the bonnet of an XUV 700, reportedly the DSP's vehicle, which is fitted with a blue beacon. हाईकोर्ट लगातार ऐसे मामलों में फटकार लगा रहा है।लेकिन छत्तीसगढ़ में पदस्थ डीएसपी के धर्मपत्नी होने की कई फायदे हैं, आपके लिए कोई नियम कायदे नहीं हैं। नीली बत्ती के दरवाजे खुले हैं बोनट पर मेम साहब सवार हैं। यातायात नियमों में माचिस मारकर रुतबे का केक काटा जा रहा है — Gagandeep Singh (@GagandeepNews) June 13, 2025 Several other women believed to be friends are seen dangerously leaning out of the car's doors and sunroof. The incident reportedly took place near a hotel in Ambikapur and has raised serious concerns about the misuse of official symbols and a disregard for public safety. In the clip, the DSP's wife is seen cutting a birthday cake placed on the bonnet, while others cheer around her. According to the Times of India, the Congress party in Chhattisgarh quickly slammed the incident, calling it a clear example of irresponsible behaviour linked to those in positions of power. Following the viral spread of the video, the Saragwan police reportedly launched an investigation and confirmed that the incident took place near a hotel in Ambikapur, Chhattisgarh. As per the Times of India, an FIR was filed against the driver of the vehicle for breaching traffic laws under multiple sections of the Motor Vehicles Act, including Sections 177, 184, and 281. These sections carry different penalties: Section 177 involves a fine of Rs 500 for minor rule violations; Section 184 allows for either a Rs 1,000 fine or up to one year of jail time for reckless driving; and Section 281 provides for a fine of Rs 1,000 or up to six months in jail for endangering public safety. Meanwhile, the police have stated that appropriate action will be taken based on the nature of the violations captured in the video.
Business Standard
12-06-2025
- Health
- Business Standard
Redial Clinic Launches Holistic Diabetes Reversal Initiative, Targets 1 Lakh Patients by 2026 with Evidence-Based Lifestyle Programs
VMPL New Delhi [India], June 12: In a bold move to address the growing epidemic of lifestyle diseases in India, Redial Clinic has launched a nationwide initiative focused on reversing type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and obesity through clinical lifestyle interventions. The initiative, launched recently in Delhi NCR, aims to impact over 1 lakh patients by 2026. The name of the clinic, 'ReDiaL' stands for 'Reversing Diabetes with Lifestyle Management' This new program integrates physician-led care with customized nutrition, resistance training protocols, and digital habit coaching to reduce -- and in many cases eliminate -- long-term dependency on medications. The launch is timely, as India faces an alarming diabetes burden, with 77 million diagnosed cases and many more undetected. Radial's hybrid care model offers both in-clinic and online access, making it scalable for urban and semi-urban populations alike. A combination of smart tech, like Continuous Glucose Monitoring devices, along with real experts available for personalized coaching sets it apart from generic apps or AI based plans. Spokesperson Quote: "At Redial Clinic, our mission goes beyond symptom control. We are here to dismantle the myth that lifelong medication is the only path for chronic lifestyle diseases," said Dr. Gagandeep Singh, founder of Redial Clinic. "This initiative blends clinical precision with sustainable habit-building, helping patients reclaim their health permanently -- not temporarily." About Redial Clinic: Founded by Dr. Gagandeep Singh, Redial Clinic is one of India's few physician-led centres exclusively focused on reversing chronic metabolic diseases rather than managing them. The clinic's evidence-based approach has helped hundreds of patients safely eliminate medications for diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. Redial's team includes doctors, certified nutritionists, and exercise physiologists who create highly personalized plans tailored to each patient's lifestyle and health status. Over the past year, the clinic has served a diverse population -- from busy professionals to senior citizens -- with over 85% of eligible patients reducing or stopping their medications under supervision. The brand also runs popular educational series across YouTube, busting myths and offering science-backed solutions that Indian audiences can relate to and apply. Call to Action: - Visit us at: - Book a free consultation: Media Contact: - team@ - +91-8045680289 (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by VMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
Hans India
04-06-2025
- General
- Hans India
Man arrested for sharing sensitive info with Pak
Chandigarh: Acting swiftly, Punjab Police have arrested Gagandeep Singh of Tarn Taran for sharing sensitive information concerning army movements during Operation Sindoor, Director General of Police Guarav Yadav said on Tuesday. The accused had been in contact with the Pakistan's ISI and Khalistani supporter Gopal Singh Chawla. Investigations have revealed that he was engaged in sharing classified details, including troop deployments and strategic locations, posing a threat to national security, DGP Yadav wrote on the social media platform X. Preliminary investigation revealed that Singh had been in touch with Pakistan-based Khalistani supporter Chawla for the past five years, through whom he was introduced to the Pakistani intelligence operatives. He also received payments from operatives via Indian channels, the DGP said. The police have recovered a mobile phone containing intelligence that Singh shared with Pakistan, as well as details of over 20 ISI contacts. 'Thorough financial and technical investigations are underway to trace other linkages and establish the full scope of this espionage network,' the DGP added. A first information report (FIR) has been registered under the Official Secrets Act at the police station (city) in Tarn Taran town, and further investigation is in progress. Earlier, Punjab Police arrested two people, including a 31-year-old woman, for their alleged involvement in espionage activities linked to an official posted at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi. Those arrested were identified as Gazala and Yameen Mohamad, both residents of Malerkotla in Punjab. Police teams had recovered two mobile phones from their possession. Their arrest came days after Amritsar (Rural) Police arrested two people, Falaksher Masih and Suraj Masih, for their alleged role in leaking sensitive information and photographs of army cantonment areas and air bases to Pakistan's intelligence agency.
Indian Express
04-06-2025
- General
- Indian Express
Punjab man held for spying for Pak during Operation Sindoor: DGP
The Counter-Intelligence wing of the Punjab Police Tuesday arrested a man hailing from Tarn Taran district for allegedly sharing with Pakistani intelligence operatives sensitive information about troop deployment and strategic locations during Operation Sindoor, a senior official said. Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav identified the accused as Gagandeep Singh alias Gagan, a resident of Mohalla Rodupur, Gali Nazar Singh Wali, in Tarn Taran. He was arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information related to the army's movements during Operation Sindoor with Pakistani Intelligence Operatives (PIOs). 'Arrested accused had been in contact with the Pakistan's ISI and (Pakistan based Khalistani supporter) Gopal Singh Chawla, sharing sensitive information concerning army movements during Operation Sindoor,' the DGP said in a post on X. The accused was engaged in sharing classified details, including troop deployments and strategic locations, posing a threat to national security. Gagandeep had been in touch with Khalistani supporter Chawla for the past five years, through whom he was introduced to the PIOs, Yadav said. 'He also received payments from PIOs via Indian channels,' he further said, adding police also recovered a mobile phone containing intelligence that he shared with the PIOs, as well as the details of over 20 ISI contacts. 'A thorough financial and technical investigation is underway to trace other linkages and establish the scope of the network,' he added. Tarn Taran SSP Abhimanyu Rana said, 'Acting on specific intelligence from Counter-Intelligence, a team led by SP City Dr Riputapan Singh Sandhu and DSP (D) Gurinderpal Singh Nagra arrested Gagandeep Singh near Muradpura in Tarn Taran.' 'During interrogation, the accused disclosed that he was tasked by ISI handlers to gather information about deployment in border areas, including railway stations and Amritsar city. He was also receiving monetary benefits,' said the SSP. 'Further investigation is on, and more arrests are likely.' An FIR has been registered under the Official Secrets Act at Police Station City, Tarn Taran, and further investigation is in progress, he added. Earlier, police had arrested six persons for allegedly spying for Pakistan. Falaksher Masih and Suraj Masih were arrested from Ajnala, and a 31-year-old woman, Guzala and Yameen Mohamad, both residents of Malerkotla, had also been nabbed last month. Guzala and Yameen had been receiving payments through online transactions in exchange for sharing classified information. Guzala had been in contact with Ehsan-ur-Rahim alias Danish, a Pakistani official posted at the Pakistan High Commission. On May 13, India expelled Danish for allegedly indulging in espionage. Two more persons — Sukhpreet Singh and Karanbir Singh — were later arrested by police from Gurdaspur for sharing sensitive military information with Pakistan's ISI.
