UP: 18-year-old dies while working in paper mill
By PTI| Posted by Neha | Published: 22nd December 2020 7:43 pm IST Representational Photo
Muzaffarnagar: An 18-year-old man died on Tuesday after his hand got stuck in a machine in a private paper mill in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar district, police said.
The victim identified as Akshit, a local resident, died on the spot at the paper mill located on Bhopa Road, they added.
The body has been sent for a post-mortem.
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The woman teacher had accused her male colleague of sexual harassment
The teacher has requested a transfer from the Habatpur Primary School in Charathwal development block
Muzaffarnagar: In a bizarre incident in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar district, a female teacher has made serious charges of exploitation against her male colleague after urine was found in her lunch box. The shocking incident took place in Habatpur Primary School in Charathwal Development Block of Muzaffarnagar district.
According to reports, a female teacher accused her male colleague and the school’s teaching staff of exploitation and harassment. After finding urine in her lunch box, the female teacher called a panchayat and requested the village elders to help her.
The court said the police cannot take any coercive action against the accused for now.
Lucknow:
A 32-year-old Muslim man, one of the first to be charged under Uttar Pradesh s controversial anti-conversion law, cannot be arrested yet, the Allahabad High Court has ruled, stepping into the spiralling debate over Love Jihad .
Nadeem and his brother Salman were named in the complaint filed last month in western Uttar Pradesh s Muzaffarnagar by Akshay Kumar Tyagi, who works in a prominent pharmaceutical company as a labour contractor.
Akshay said Nadeem, a labourer, used to frequent his house in Muzaffarnagar and had trapped his wife Parul in a net of love with the aim of converting her. To seduce her, Nadeem gifted her a smartphone and promised to marry her, Akshay alleged.
Solutions missing: Protest to continue as farmers, govt harden stands | 10 points
Solutions missing: Protest to continue as farmers, govt harden stands | 10 points
Farmers unions have given another nationwide call to garner support for their demands and said their protest will continue until the govt repeals the farm laws. The govt meanwhile said farmers have been misguided as part of a conspiracy, but it is ready to talk with genuine farmers unions.
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UPDATED: December 15, 2020 22:50 IST
Farmers gather at Ghazipur border during their protest against the Centre s new farm laws, in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Photo: PTI)
There was no sign of a solution as the deadlock between protesting farmers and the central government continued on Tuesday with both sides hardening their stands over the three farm laws and the ongoing protests. This was the 20th day of the farmers protest on the borders of the national capital.
Updated Dec 15, 2020 | 18:59 IST
A photo of a homeless boy - whose father is in jail and who has been abandoned by his mother - sleeping with a dog on a footpath in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, has gone viral. Homeless boy living with dog in Uttar Pradesh s Muzaffarnagar | Photo Credit: Twitter
Muzaffarnagar: A photo of a little boy sleeping on a footpath with a dog in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, has melted the hearts of thousands of netizens. The boy, identified as Ankit, doesn t remember where he belongs to. All he can recall is that his father is in jail and his mother has abandoned him. He sleeps on the footpath with his only friend, a dog named Danny. To survive, he sells balloons or works at tea stalls.