Ramu

Renowned singer Usha Uthup's husband, Jani Chacko, passed away at 78 due to cardiac arrest. Jani, a tea taster, played a significant role in Usha's life as her second husband. Survived by Usha and their children, Jani leaves behind a legacy of love and family bonds.

In the early 1970s, Usha was already a married woman, having tied the knot with Ramu. She was contractually bound to perform at the renowned Trincas nightclub in Kolkata, where her husband Ramu accompanied her. It was during one of these performances that Usha first laid eyes on Jani Chacko, who was seated at a nearby table.

Pitta Ramu, a Border Security Force (BSF) Jawan from the Tekkali area, was discovered dead under strange circumstances on the train track near Malda Railway Station in West Bengal. Ramu, 35, works as a constable in the BSF and was on leave when the incident occurred. The deceased is survived by his wife Sujatha and two children.

A court in Nepal on Wednesday sentenced former cricket captain Sandeep Lamichhane to eight years in prison for rape. Lamichhane, 23, was once the poster boy for cricket in Nepal and the leg spinner's onfield success had boosted the sport's profile in the Himalayan republic.

During an episode of Aap Ki Adalat, Pankaj shared a quirky tale of his early days in Mumbai when he was determined to make his mark. In search of opportunities, Pankaj had decided to knock on the doors of filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma's office for the role of a goon and what transpired next was both strange and hilarious at the same time.

Her mortal remains will be kept for public viewing.

Telangana Drugs Control Administration (DCA) busted a spurious anti-cancer drug racket in Hyderabad and seized medicines worth Rs 4.3 crore. The prime accused, K Sateesh Reddy, director of Astrica Healthcare Private Ltd, is on the run. The confiscated drugs were found to be spurious as the labels carried details of a non-existent company. Spurious drugs pose a threat to public health and can have disastrous consequences for patients. DCA officials conducted searches and seized 36 varieties of anti-cancer drugs from unlicensed premises.

A 14-year-old boy in Bihar, India, was allegedly drowned in a water-filled ditch by his girlfriend's younger brother and three of his friends. The perpetrators also demanded a ransom of Rs 20 lakh from the boy's family. The police arrested the three older suspects, who confessed to the crime, and detained the minor boy. The incident occurred when the victim and the accused jumped the boundary wall of their school. The motive behind the murder was an alleged love affair between the victim and the sister of one of the accused.

Amitabh Bachchan's iconic bungalow in "Sarkar" was originally a blind school. Despite logistical challenges, director Ram Gopal Varma insisted on using it for the film. The unique choice added to the film's distinctive atmosphere.

Some of her memorable films include, Nanda Deepa, Kulavadhu, Veerakesari, Sipayi Ramu, Gejje Pooje, Auto Raja, Premaloka. She was last seen in a 2009 film, Yaaradhu along with her son, Vinod Raj.

A 17-year-old girl was kidnapped and gangraped by a Facebook friend and two others in Gwalior. The suspects, including a relative of a former MLA, have been arrested. The victim came in touch with the main accused, Ramu Kushwaha, on social media. She was abducted by the trio in an SUV and taken to a deserted place where they took turns to rape her. The girl regained consciousness, reported the incident, and the police arrested two of the suspects. Efforts are underway to apprehend the third accused, Chhote Khan, as investigations continue.

As per the complaint lodged by the teenager, she was contacted by a Facebook friend named Ramu Kushwaha on November 21 while she was returning home after completing her tasks at a local bank.

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A dog is waiting outside Kerala’s Kannur district hospital mortuary for nearly four months, waiting for its owner. People are calling him Kerala’s own Hachiko, the loyal dog who waited at the station in Japan for over nine years — till the end of his life — because he didn’t know his constant companion had died. Some hospital staff have been providing him food and have christened him Ramu.

A loyal dog has been waiting outside a hospital mortuary in Kerala, India for the past four months, similar to the famous Hachiko. Authorities suspect that the dog's owner may have passed away at the hospital. The dog, named Ramu, refuses to leave and often visits the hospital during the day but returns to the mortuary at night.

A dog has been waiting outside a hospital mortuary in Kerala's Kannur district for nearly four months. The hospital authorities believe that the dog's owner may have died and been taken to the morgue. The dog, named "Ramu" by a doctor who provides him with food, stays near the ramp leading to the mortuary, hoping for his master's return. Despite being offered food, Ramu remains loyal and refuses to leave. A woman has approached the hospital to adopt him.