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116 killed in stampede at Hathras 'satsang'. A grim history of stampedes at religious events
At least 116 devotees, mostly women and children, were killed and several others were injured on Tuesday in a stampede at the end of a satsang, a religious gathering led by Narayan Sakaar Vishwa Hari, also known as 'Bhole Baba', in Sikandra Rao town of Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. The state government has ordered an FIR to be filed against the event organizers and announced that significant action will be taken against them. Additionally, a probe has been initiated to investigate the cause of the tragedy.
UP Hathras: Stampede incident at religious event claims lives of 116 people
UP Hathras Stampede: A tragic stampede at a religious event in Hathras has claimed the lives of 116 people and left several others injured, with the incident occurring during a 'satsang' gathering in Pulrai village. Authorities are investigating the matter, with a high-level committee formed to probe the causes of the stampede. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed condolences and instructed officials to provide immediate relief measures.
Burari case echoes in Madhya Pradesh as family of 5 found dead in suspected suicide
In a chilling incident similar to the 2018 Burari case, the bodies of a farmer, his wife, and their three children were discovered in their home in Ravdi village, Alirajpur district, Madhya Pradesh. The police suspect it to be a case of suicide, and a thorough investigation is underway.
Tamil Nadu: Death toll in Kallakurichi hooch tragedy rises to 65
The AIADMK General Secretary leads a hunger strike demanding a CBI inquiry into the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy, highlighting concerns over the Chief Minister's actions.
Rs 10 lakh compensation for kin of those who drowned due to heavy rain: Delhi government
Grieving families affected by reported deaths in Delhi due to extreme rainfall will receive Rs 10 lakh compensation promptly, as highlighted in my recent post.
MEA on Indian worker's shocking death in Italy: 'We call for humane treatment of workers…'
Indian farm worker Satnam Singh's shocking death in Italy's Latina last week sent shockwaves in India. The accident resulted in the severing of his arm, which happened while he was working at the farm. As per Flai CGIL trade union, instead of receiving help fr...
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Three children die after under-construction house wall collapses in Greater Noida
After heavy rains hit Delhi-NCR, three children died when the wall of an under-construction house collapsed in Khodna Kalan village, Greater Noida. Eight children were trapped; three were declared dead, and five are being treated in the hospital. Relief operations are ongoing. Additionally, a canopy collapse at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 1 killed one person and injured eight. Flight operations from Terminal 1 are suspended. Delhi recorded 228.1mm of rain in 24 hours, the highest in June since 1936. Further investigations are underway.
Orissa HC faces criticism for commuting death sentence of a rapist, citing his habit of namaz many times
Lawyers question whether frequent prayers offered by a 36-year-old death row convict, convicted of raping and murdering a six-year-old girl, justify commuting his sentence to life imprisonment. Orissa High Court cited the convict's religious devotion and surrender to God in its decision, despite upholding his conviction under IPC and POCSO Act. The court noted his family circumstances and good behavior in prison, arguing against the 'rarest of rare' category for capital punishment.
Delhi Airport Terminal 1 Roof Collapse: One killed, several injured, flights suspended; See pics
A portion of the roof at Delhi Aiport Terminal 1 collapsed on Friday amid incessant rains. The incident happened around 5 am at the departure area of Terminal 1 (T1) at the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) amid heavy rains in the national capital. Upon receiving the information, around three fire tenders rushed to the spot.
Tamil Nadu: Death toll in Kallakurichi hooch tragedy stands at 63
The current death toll in the hooch tragedy in Kallakurichi district, Tamil Nadu, has reached 63 as of Thursday morning, according to information from the District Collectorate. A total of 78 individuals remain under treatment across various hospitals in the state.
Sit and Sip: Drink coffee to reduce death risk; Experts decode how
Good news for coffee lovers with a sedentary lifestyle! A recent study published in BMC Public Health found that people who drink coffee but don't get much exercise (sit for more than 6 hours a day) have a lower mortality risk than those who don't drink coffee and are also inactive. This suggests that coffee may offer some protective health benefits, even for those who don't lead a very active lifestyle.
Hooch tragedy: NHRC issues notices to Tamil Nadu govt, DGP
The NHRC on Tuesday said it has issued notices to the Tamil Nadu government and police chief in connection with the hooch tragedy in Kallakurichi district and sought a report in a week. The death toll in the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy climbed to 58 on Monday. As many as 219 people have been admitted to various hospitals.
Tamil Nadu: Death toll goes up to 59 in Kallakurichi hooch tragedy
The death toll in the hooch tragedy in Tamil Nadu's Kallakurichi district rose to 59 on Tuesday, the district administration said. While 111 persons are undergoing treatment at Kallakurichi Government Medical College hospital, hospital authorities stated.
Kallakurichi hooch tragedy: Seven people discharged from hospitals, 157 undergoing treatment
As per the Kallakurichi district administration's report, a total of 220 people were admitted at hospitals in Tamil Nadu with new admissions being four, after the consumption of spurious liquor. Meanwhile, five people were discharged from Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (Jipmer), Puducherry, whereas 12 others are undergoing treatment. Three have been declared dead.
Tamil Nadu: Death toll rises to 56 in Kallakurichi Hooch tragedy
The death toll in the Tamil Nadu Hooch tragedy has reached 56, with 216 patients admitted to hospitals after consuming illicit liquor. Most casualties occurred at Kallakurichi Medical College.
Kallakurichi Hooch tragedy: Death toll rises to 53; seven people arrested
The Kallakurichi Hooch tragedy in Tamil Nadu has increased the death toll from 50 to 53, with 140 of the 193 patients who consumed illicit liquor being safe. Seven people have been arrested and the case has been handed over to the CBI CID branch of Tamil Nadu Police. 250 litres of illicit liquor were seized and disposed off in Tiruchirapalli district, and the state government will cover the education and hostel expenses of children who lost parents in the tragedy.
Summer of deaths: 143, 209 or 448 - What's the real death toll in India due to heatwave?
Heatwave deaths: The Union health ministry reported 143 confirmed heatstroke deaths in India, but data from states suggests a total of 448 confirmed and suspected fatalities this summer. Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of deaths, with Delhi leading in confirmed cases. The ministry anticipates the toll may rise as investigations continue.
Death toll in Kallakurichi hooch tragedy rises to 50: Tamil Nadu Health Minister Subramanian Ma
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Subramanian Ma reported that 50 people died in the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy on June 19 after consuming methanol-laced illicit liquor. He visited victims at various hospitals and mentioned that 185 people were hospitalized. Chief Minister MK Stalin announced compensation of Rs 10 lakhs for the victims' families and pledged to cover educational expenses for children who lost parents. The incident sparked demands for discussion in the Tamil Nadu Assembly, with AIADMK members raising slogans. Three accused have been sent to judicial custody.
Hajj Death Toll: 98 Indian pilgrims dead, MEA says
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) reported that 98 Indian pilgrims have died during the Hajj pilgrimage due to extreme heat conditions. The pilgrimage, which involves 1.8 million people, took place during the Saudi summer. The heat has led to a temperature increase of 0.4 degrees Celsius per decade in the region.
Brutal heatwave: Death toll climbs to 143, actual numbers could be high
The Indian health ministry has reported 143 recorded deaths and 41,789 people suffering from suspected heatstroke between March 1 and June 20 this year. However, the heatwave toll is expected to be higher due to the lack of updated data from states and health facilities uploading data on heatwave casualties. Union Health Minister J P Nadda has directed officials to visit central hospitals to assess the number of deaths due to heatstroke and to set up special heatwave units in all central government hospitals.
Tamil Nadu Hooch tragedy: Death toll rises to 47, three accused sent to 15-day judicial custody
In Kallakurichi, Tamil Nadu, a tragic incident claimed 47 lives due to consumption of illicit liquor, leading to protests by AIADMK legislators in the state assembly. Chief Minister MK Stalin announced compensation, and three accused were remanded to judicial custody. The government initiated a judicial inquiry, while BJP called for a CBI probe, alleging governance failures. Victims received treatment across several medical facilities in the region.
Delhi weather: Partly cloudy sky brings relief from heatwave in national capital, mercury settles at 28.4 deg C
Delhi Weather: New Delhi witnessed a partly cloudy sky with thunderstorms and light rain likely. The minimum temperature settled at 28.4 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius. The Air Quality Index was recorded at 157, in the 'moderate' category.
Tamil Nadu: 38 dead, 100 hospitalised after consuming illicit liquor
38 people died in Kallakurichi, Tamil Nadu after consuming spurious liquor laced with methanol. Chief minister Stalin announced a one-man commission to investigate. Bootleggers often add methanol for potency.
Air pollution: Every day, 464 children in India die: Report
464 children under 5 die daily in India due to air pollution, surpassing tobacco & diabetes as leading cause of death. China & India account for 55% of global air pollution deaths. PM2.5 is a major contributor. Air pollution impacts heart disease, lung cancer, diabetes, stroke & COPD deaths, with children suffering from low birth weight, asthma & lung disorders.
Delhi heatwave claims at least 20 lives; Hospitals overwhelmed amid power demand surges
Delhi Heatwave: Delhi's severe heatwave has resulted in a significant increase in heat-related deaths and hospital admissions. At least 34 deaths, including both confirmed and suspected heatstroke cases, have been reported. Hospitals are overwhelmed with patients, and the city's power demand has reached record levels due to extreme temperatures. Authorities are urging residents to take necessary precautions and reduce power consumption during peak hours to manage the crisis.
Heatwave alert: Many deaths in Delhi NCR; precautions to take, health impacts
Five people have tragically died in Delhi as a result of an ongoing heatwave over the past 72 hours, with the nation's capital reeling from the intense heat. Three of Delhi's major hospitals saw the deaths of patients from heatstroke, and over 10 deaths in Noida have been reported in the previous 24 hours alone.
Assam CM urges CBI probe into IIT student Faizan Ahmed's death, writes to West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Assam CM urged WB CM Mamata Banerjee to hand over IIT student Faizan Ahmed's death case to CBI after forensic report. Parents found injury marks, court ordered second autopsy revealing gunshot and stab wounds. Sarma requested fair investigation involving CBI and justice for the deceased's parents.
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