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Representative image. NOIDA: A class 11 student, who was allegedly battling depression due to his physical looks and skin complexion, jumped off his 15th-floor apartment and died on Saturday in Uttar Pradeshs Noida, police said. The local Sector 49 police station was alerted around 5 am about the incident, which took place in a high-rise building in Sector 78, according to officials. The parents of the 17-year-old boy were living separately. His mother lives in Gurgaon, while father, who work...

URL copied Depressed over skin colour, Noida schoolboy jumps to death from 15th floor flat A class 11 student, who was allegedly battling depression due to his physical looks and skin complexion, jumped off his 15th-floor apartment and died on Saturday in Uttar Pradeshs Noida, police said. The local Sector 49 police station was alerted around 5 am about the incident, which took place in a high-rise building in Sector 78, according to officials. The parents of the 17-year-old boy were ...

NAGPUR: Nagpur is one of the 25 cities in the country shortlisted for the ‘Nurturing Neighbourhoods Challenge’. Through this three-year challenge, the cities will scale ways to improve public space and support childhood-friendly neighbourhoods under the government’s Smart Cities Mission. The initiative is a joint collaboration between the ministry of housing and urban affairs (MoHUA) and Bernard van Leer Foundation (BvLF) and World Resources Institute, India. The first stage of the chal...

(MENAFN - IANS) p>New Delhi, Feb 18 (IANS) A total of 25 cities have been shortlisted for the Nurturing Neighbourhoods Challenge cohort under the governments Smart Cities Mission in collaboration with the Bernard van Leer Foundation (BvLF) and technical partner WRI India. This challenge is a three-year initiative which aims at supporting early childhood-friendly neighbourhoods under the Smart Cities Mission. The shortlisted cities include Agartala, Bengaluru, Coimbatore, Dharamsala, Erode, ...

Jamshedpur: After diesel prices touched Rs 84 a litre, long distance bus operators of Jamshedpur said they are likely to hike the ticket fares by around 30% in order to remain in business after being able to operate following months of lockdown. Convenor of Jamshedpur Bus Operators Association (JBOA) Upendra Kumar Sharma said, “To ensure a uniform hike in the fare across the state, a formal round of consultation is underway and the hike will be announced simultaneously.” Noting that they ...