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Lucknow: Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) lodged an FIR against four persons, including two assistant managers, operations, Hindustan Petroleum C.

“It’s not about ‘how do we catch the cheaters?’ That’s not a forward way of thinking.” 

Ludhiana: Four members of a family suffered burn injuries as the LPG cylinder kept in their one-room accommodation in Bharti Colony, Basti Jodhewal, e.

Bravery Day was celebrated by CRPF 158 Battalion at Headquarters, Lohardaga. On this occasion, CRPF 158 Battalion Commandant Rahul Kumar took the salute of the Special Guard deployed at the quarter guard. The Commandant congratulated all the officers and soldiers and their families on CRPF Bravery

The cause of the fire is yet to be determined, and investigations into the incident are ongoing. Meanwhile, residents of the Jaipuria Sunrise Greens apartments have expressed relief that there were no injuries or fatalities in the fire. - Newsx

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The CBI has registered an FIR against two HPCL assistant managers for allegedly pilfering 642 kilo litres of petroleum products worth Rs 5.82 crore between June 2022 and January 2024, officials said on Wednesday. India News | Two HPCL Assistant Managers Booked for Pilfering Petroleum Products Worth Rs 5.82 Crore.

It was also alleged that, in furthering the conspiracy, both assistant managers had allowed excess loading of about 642 kilolitres of petroleum products in tankers of the accused private transport companies through 305 instances.

The CBI has registered an FIR against two HPCL assistant managers for allegedly pilfering 642 kilo litres of petroleum products worth Rs 5.82 crore between June 2022 and January 2024, officials said on Wednesday. They said the agency has booked Rahul Kumar and Hemant Singh, both assistant managers posted at HPCLs Mathura terminal, along with two private transporters -- SR Transport Company and Jadon Transport Company.

“It’s not about ‘how do we catch the cheaters?’ That’s not a forward way of thinking.” 

Noida: A fire broke out at a restaurant in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, on Saturday night, but it was put out later, said an official. The Fire Service Department quickly reached the spot when they got the news and managed to extinguish the fire. The official mentioned, "Thankfully, no one got hurt, and there are no reports of any casualties.", Noida News - Times Now