POLICE PATROL WATER LINES
Delhi Police registers first case under new penal code Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against street vendor
Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita has 531 sections (in place of 484 sections of CrPC). A total of 177 provisions have been changed in the Sanhita and nine new sections as well as 39 new sub-sections have been added to it. The act has added 44 new provisions and clarifications. Timelines have been added to 35 sections and audio-video provision has been added at 35 places. A total of 14 sections have been repealed and removed in the Sanhita.
Kenya protests: Police fire rubber bullets, tear gas at protesters after President Ruto urges talks
Kenyan police used rubber bullets and tear gas on protesters in Nairobi. This comes despite President William Ruto scrapping tax hikes after deadly clashes. Young Kenyans led the protests, catching authorities off-guard. Dozens rallied in Nairobi. Ruto made a U-turn on the tax hikes but protesters criticised it as too late. The unrest has led to a state-backed rights group investigating 22 deaths and 300 injuries nationwide. International community calls for accountability and respect for peaceful protests.
How did North Korean soldiers wander across the world's most heavily guarded border?
On Friday, South Korea's military said it had fired warnings shots the previous day to repel several North Korean soldiers who briefly crossed the military demarcation line that divides the countries while engaging in unspecified construction work.
Delhi water crisis: Minister Atishi asks police to guard water pipelines
Delhi Water minister Atishi requested police patrol to protect major pipelines due to a water crisis caused by Yamuna water shortage. Delhi Jal Board deployed teams to address leakage issues, including in south Delhi. ADMs are supervising the operations.
Delhi's Water Crisis: Long lines at tankers amid AAP-BJP blame game
Delhi Water Crisis: Delhi is grappling with a severe water shortage, forcing residents to rely on water tankers. The crisis has led to political confrontations between the AAP and BJP. Delhi Minister Atishi has requested police protection for major pipelines, alleging sabotage. Protests and accusations of mismanagement have intensified the situation, affecting multiple areas in the national capital.
Delhi water crisis: Police patrol Jal Board pipelines, secures against theft and leakages
With the water supply crisis deepening in the city, police officials inspected the Jal Board pipelines in the Yamuna Khadar area of northeast Delhi on June 16 and said that there’s no leakage. After inspecting the pipeline, Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Lokendr...
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There's no leakage: Delhi Police after inspecting Jal Board pipelines
Police officials in northeast Delhi have confirmed that there are no leaks in Jal Board pipelines, despite a water supply crisis deepening in the city. Delhi Minister Atishi has written a letter to Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora, urging the deployment of police personnel to protect major pipelines in the national capital. The letter outlines the need for police personnel to patrol and protect the pipelines for the next 15 days to prevent miscreants or people with ulterior motives from tampering with the water pipelines that have become Delhi's lifelines.
Delhi water woes: BJP holds 'matka-phod' protest, AAP MLAs accuse Union Jal Shakti Minister for not intervening
As Delhi's water woes escalate amid the prevailing intense heatwave, AAP MLAs accused Union Jal Shakti Minister CR Patil of not intervening in the matter, while the BJP held 'matka-phod' protest against the Arvind Kejriwal government highlight the water crisis in Delhi.
Delhi water crisis: AAP's Saurabh Bhardwaj suspects "deliberate" water leakage
Delhi Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj accused individuals of deliberately causing water leakages to sabotage pipelines. He urged vigilance from locals in South Delhi. He leader called for protection of major pipelines, as leaks worsen water crisis. Delhi Water Minister Atishi requested police deployment to prevent tampering with lifelines. BJP protested water scarcity in the National Capital, seeking intervention from Haryana government to address the issue.
"If Centre does not intervene, situation will not improve": Atishi on water crisis in Delhi
Atishi, Delhi's Minister, has called on the Centre to address the water crisis in Delhi, urging the BJP to work with Haryana for more water. She expressed concern over a recent pipeline leak and requested police protection for key water lines. Atishi emphasized the need to avoid politics and focus on solutions, warning that without intervention, the situation will worsen. She highlighted a 25% increase in water shortage in South Delhi due to a 6-hour stoppage in water pumping. Atishi's plea comes as the Delhi Jal Board deploys patrol teams to monitor the water distribution network.
Delhi faces water shortfall of 50 million gallons a day, do not waste: Atishi
Claiming that Delhi faces a water shortage of 50 million gallons per day (MGD), the city government Thursday urged people not to waste water, and asserted the problem cannot be solved by merely restraining the tanker mafia. As parts of the city grappled with the acute shortage, the Supreme Court asked the AAP government to approach the Upper Yamuna River Board (UYRB) for additional water on humanitarian ground.
Inside the illicit trade of exotic animals from Myanmar to India
The civil war in Myanmar and resultant anarchy in border areas have given a new life to the smuggling of wildlife—from marmoset monkeys to green anacondas—to India. A complex network of wildlife smuggling involving exotic animals from various countries being trafficked through Myanmar to Indian metro cities like Kolkata.
Tourists from Hyderabad drove into a stream in Kerala while using Google maps
Tourists from Hyderabad drove into a flooded stream near Kuruppanthara in Kerala while using Google Maps for navigation. Locals and police rescued them unharmed.
25 arrested at University of Virginia after police clash with pro-Palestinian protesters
In Virginia, student demonstrators began their protest on a lawn outside the school chapel Tuesday. On Saturday, video from WVAW-TV showed police wearing heavy gear and holding shields lined up on the campus in Charlottesville. Protesters chanted "Free Palestine," and university police said on the social platform X that an "unlawful assembly" had been declared in the area.
Police clear UCLA protest encampment in campus unrest over Gaza
Police cleared protest encampments on US campuses amid clashes over Israel's conflict with Hamas. Balancing protest rights with violence complaints, authorities made arrests and faced unrest, highlighting the ongoing tensions.
Philippines says China Coast Guard used water cannon on its vessels
The Philippines accused the China Coast Guard of using water cannons on two of its vessels near a reef, causing damage to one during a patrol. The incident, near the Scarborough Shoal, a traditional fishing ground controlled by China, is the latest in a series of territorial disputes between Manila and Beijing in the South China Sea. The Philippines condemned the "harassment" and "provocative actions" by China and reiterated its commitment to defending its sovereignty in the region.
Pro-Palestinian US campus protests grow as police crack down
Pro-Palestinian students have sparked protests on college campuses across the US, extending a week of confrontational standoffs with police, mass arrests, and accusations of anti-Semitism. The Israel-Hamas conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza have sparked outrage in American universities from New York to California. Over 200 protesters were arrested at universities in Los Angeles, Boston, and Austin, Texas, where a fresh rally was scheduled for midday.
Two-tier security, drones: How Delhi police is keeping a close eye on Arvind Kejriwal's residence
Delhi Police have ramped up security at Arvind Kejriwal's residence after his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate. AAP workers were briefly detained for protesting. Police are anticipating further protests and have tightened security at ED offices. Prohibitory orders may be imposed in parts of the city. The police are closely monitoring speeches by AAP leaders. Traffic police are on high alert. The focus is on preventing disruptions and ensuring public safety.
View: Water, a human right? Wrong
People are recalibrating their lives to live with less water. Households are strained as a larger proportion of monthly budgets is used for purchasing water. In Bengaluru, tanker prices jumped, and even high-end neighbourhoods have been badly affected. Constant water rationing also takes a psychological toll. Policing and micromanaging water use runs socioeconomic strata. On World Water Day today, UN wants to remind us that we are in the middle of a water crisis - 2.5 bn people lack access to safe and reliable water sources worldwide. But why do 1 out of 3 people worldwide not have water?
Indian agencies seize record 3,300 kg of narcotics off Gujarat coast; 5 foreigners held
Indian agencies have seized a historic 3,300 kg of narcotics in a joint operation involving the Navy, Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad, and the Narcotics Control Bureau. The operation, conducted in the Arabian Sea near the International Maritime Boundary Line, resulted in the largest-ever seizure of charas, methamphetamine, and morphine. Five foreign nationals aboard the Iranian boat have been arrested. The seizure, valued at over Rs 2,000 crore, marks a significant milestone in combating drug trafficking. Investigations are ongoing to dismantle the smuggling network.
Taiwan reports another Chinese 'combat readiness patrol' nearby
Taiwan's defence ministry detected 14 Chinese aircraft operating around Taiwan and conducting joint combat readiness patrols with Chinese warships. China, which views Taiwan as its own territory, has sent warplanes and warships to assert sovereignty claims that the Taipei government rejects. Nine of these aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait's median line, working with Chinese warships for joint patrols.
Inspired by Ram Rajya, Delhi govt provides good health, education, free water supply: Arvind Kejriwal
Making a veiled attack at the Centre, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that the aim of having a USD 5 trillion economy is good only when the financial benefit reaches all poor people in the country. "But the country will remain poor if 4 trillion out of that remain with one or two people," he said. On the consecration of Lord Ram in Ayodhya, Kejriwal said that it is matter of pride for the country and world. He added that people "must adopt Lord Ram's life principles" into their own lives.
Red Sea turmoil sends economic shockwaves far and wide
With sailors demanding double pay and insurance rates skyrocketing, shipping lines are steering clear of a waterway that normally carries 12% of the world’s seaborne trade.
Mother speaks out after police confrontation over water pistol with 13 year old son
A 13-year-old boy in Hackney, East London, was detained and confronted by armed officers while playing with a plastic water pistol. The incident has raised concerns about racial bias and the treatment of black individuals by the police. The Alliance for Police Accountability expressed dissatisfaction with how the situation was handled, while the Metropolitan Police found no evidence of misconduct by the officers involved.
Southeast Asia nations hold first joint navy drills near disputed South China Sea
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has initiated its first joint naval exercise, called ASEAN Solidarity Exercise, amid growing concerns over China's assertiveness in the region. The exercises, taking place in Indonesia's Natuna waters, aim to strengthen military ties among ASEAN nations and enhance interoperability.
China has captured 26 patrolling points in Ladakh, but govt hiding truth, claims Shiv Sena (UBT)
In an editorial in party mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena (UBT) said instead of keeping an eye on an enemy like China, the government is busy working on how to implicate political opponents and plan election strategies.
Delhi Metro coaches to be patrolled by police, DMRC staff after row over viral videos
The DMRC has requested commuters to report such incidents to the nearest available metro staff/CISF immediately so that appropriate action can be taken. The CISF is tasked with guarding the Delhi metro premises and responding to any situation inside coaches. A dedicated Delhi Metro Rail Police is also present to deal with any untoward activity.
ITBP officer killed in accident during LAC patrol in Ladakh
A 33-year-old Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) officer, who was leading a patrol along the India-China LAC in Ladakh, was killed after falling into a deep gorge, officials said. Assistant Commandant Tikam Singh Negi was killed in the line of duty in the Ladakh sector of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) on April 2.
In Gulmarg's mountains, stray dogs are soldiers' companions, early warning system on LoC patrols
Temperatures in Gulmarg can drop to minus 10 degrees Celsius during the winters, and harsh winds and several feet of snow makes patrolling a daunting task, but soldiers said the dogs are always there to accompany them and their barks warn them of the dangers ahead.
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