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Man beats 24-year-old live-in partner to death with a pressure cooker in Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

Man beats 24-year-old live-in partner to death with a pressure cooker in Bengaluru

24-year-old Deva from Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram used to live with her partner Vaishnav who hailed from Kerala’s Kollam. The couple was living together for the past two years at a rented apartment in Bengaluru’s MICO Layout.

LG blames Govt for Delhi floods - Vimarsana News

LG blames Govt for Delhi floods

Delhi Lieutenant-Governor (LG) VK Saxena on Friday wrote a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal listing lapses on the part of the Delhi Government that resulted in the recent flooding in the national Capital. In the letter, Saxena also suggested a slew of measures to prevent floods in Delhi in

Days after woman's body found in East Delhi home, live-in partner arrested from temple near Yamuna Bazaar | Delhi News - Vimarsana News

Days after woman's body found in East Delhi home, live-in partner arrested from temple near Yamuna Bazaar | Delhi News

The police said Deepak Kumar suspected the woman’s fidelity and had fights with her. Upset, he left the house and moved to Najafgarh. However, on August 1, he returned with a plan to kill her.

Yamuna flood threat looms over city again - Vimarsana News

Yamuna flood threat looms over city again

An update by the Upper Yamuna Division of Central Water Commission said that it is expected for the river to breach 206m by 6pm on Sunday. | Latest News India

Caution! Public Health At Risk Amid Delhi Floods; Stay Safe From These Diseases - Vimarsana News

Caution! Public Health At Risk Amid Delhi Floods; Stay Safe From These Diseases

Delhi floods can have medium- and long-term health impacts, including water- and vector-borne diseases, such as cholera, typhoid, or malaria

Source: ndtv.com