The tractor went out of control as soon as it was started, trampling the sister-in-law and sister-in-law who were warming the bonfire; Died on the spot Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:35 (IST) Sister-in-law and sister-in-law, who were warming the bonfire in Banda, were crushed by a tractor, killing both of them instantly. While starting the tractor, it went out of control. A Nephi was also injured in the accident and was hospitalized. The police are investigating the case Jagran Correspondent, Banda. The sister-in-law and sister-in-law who were warming the bonfire were crushed by a tractor. Both died in the accident. The accident occurred when an attempt was made to start the tractor with Jugaad. The nephew of the women was also injured in the accident. He was referred to the district hospital from CHC Baberu. Remove advertisement Read only the news Parvati, 45-year-old wife of Buddha Vilas, resident of Majra Amraiha Purva of Berraon village, warmed a bonfire outside the house at 08:30 on Sunday morning along with her 60-year-old sister-in-law Bitti alias women Bituwa, resident of Parsauli town, and other resident of Parsauli town. A short distance away, Dev Kumar, 35-year-old son of brother-in-law Shivlochan, was starting the tractor parked in front, but his tractor did not start. With this, after putting the tractor in gear, he started to turn it on with the help of wire. Meanwhile, once the tractor started, it continued uncontrollably. First, Dev Kumar was injured when the tractor wheel ran over his leg. Hearing her scream, the women warming the bonfire ran to protect themselves, but Bitti and Parvati were hit by the tractor and crushed to death. However, the tractor continued to stop. A crowd of family members and villagers gathered at the spot. Family members took all three including sister-in-law and sister-in-law to CHC Baberu. Where the doctors declared both sister-in-law and sister-in-law dead. When Dev Kumar’s condition became critical, he was referred to the district hospital after first aid. The family member told that he was cleaning the tractor which had started. The accident occurred as a result of the tractor moving forward uncontrollably due to the wrench slipping from the hand and falling into the clutch. Baberu Kotwali Inspector Rajendra Singh Rajawat said that the tractor was parked under the supervision of the police. On receipt of the complaint, a case will be registered.

Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:32 (IST) Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has launched a campaign to remove encroachment in Motera area. 30 houses and shops were demolished to build a new road near Sardar Patel Sports Enclave. After hosting the 2030 Commonwealth Games, preparations intensified in Ahmedabad due to which this action was taken. Encroachment removal campaign intensified in Ahmedabad ahead of Commonwealth Games 2030 (Photo Source- PTI) Digital Desk, New Delhi. In Ahmedabad, the Municipal Corporation took major steps on Saturday and razed many houses and shops in Motera area. This action was taken so that the new road to be built near Sardar Patel Sports Enclave could get space. Recently, Ahmedabad was awarded the hosting rights of 2030 Commonwealth Games, after which the preparations intensified. Remove Advertisement Only Read News 30 structures demolished in Motera area. The estate department team of the West Zone of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) demolished a total of 30 residential and commercial structures with the help of heavy machines. Police security was also deployed during the action so that there was no protest of any kind. Officials said that all these structures create hurdles in road construction. Connectivity will be better. Deputy TDO Western Zone Mahesh Tabiyar said that after it is removed, a new road can be constructed near Narendra Modi Stadium. This will make it easier to reach Sardar Patel Sports Enclave. This enclave will be a large multi-venue sports complex, which is being prepared for the 2030 Commonwealth Games.

‘Muslims themselves committed atrocities…’, Sakshi Maharaj’s statement raises political temperature; What did you say on Madani? Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:30 (IST) MP Sakshi Maharaj criticized Maulana Madani’s statement on Vande Mataram and Jihad. He said that Muslims have committed atrocities, and protesting against Vande Mataram is anti-national. Sakshi Maharaj demanded action from the Indian government on the statement of Maulana Madani because there is no place for Jihad in India. Jagran Correspondent, Unnao. Contrary to the statement of Maulana Madani, MP Dr. Sachchidan and Hari Sakshi Maharaj said that history testifies that atrocities were committed only by Muslims. I strongly condemn the way Maulana Madani gave his statement on Vande Mataram and Jihad. Opposing the national song Vande Mataram falls somewhere within the scope of opposing the nation. I expect the Government of India to act on his despicable statement. Remove Advertisement Read Only News Sakshi Maharaj answered the questions of the media after attending the program of Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak organized at the residence of BJP district president Anurag Awasthi. He said that Maulana Madani gave offensive statements about Vande Mataram and Jihad. India is the largest democratic country in the world. There is no place for jihad here. The opposition to Vande Mataram is the result of their petty mentality. I expect the Government of India to act against them.

By niloo ranjan Edited by: Prince Gourh Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:30 (IST) Delhi Police has registered a fresh FIR on the complaint of ED in the National Herald case. This step was taken to reduce reliance on Subramanian Swamy’s complaint. ED has already filed charge sheet against Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. According to the directives of the Supreme Court, the police have been asked to investigate when evidence of money laundering is found. ED accused Young India of money laundering of Rs 88 crore. Delhi Police registered FIR against Rahul-Sonia (File photo) Neelu Ranjan, Jagran. New Delhi. Delhi Police registered a fresh FIR on October 3 as part of its strategy to expedite the disposal of the National Herald case, which has been stuck in the lower court for the past 11 years, and to end pendency of Subramanian Swamy’s complaint. Remove Advertisement Read Only News The FIR of the Economic Offenses Wing (EOW) of Delhi Police is based on the complaint of ED. Even if Subramanian Swamy withdraws his complaint after the FIR is registered by Delhi Police, there will be no impact on the money laundering case. Charge-sheet filed against Sonia-Rahul: It is to be noted that ED filed a charge-sheet against Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and others in this case on April 9. According to highly placed sources, ED has written a letter to Delhi Police to file a fresh complaint based on the Supreme Court’s September 16 decision. While delivering the verdict in the Vijay Madanlal case related to Chhattisgarh liquor scam, the Supreme Court made it clear that after finding evidence of money laundering during the investigation, the ED should ask the police to conduct a criminal investigation. Proving the need for a fresh FIR, ED cited the money laundering of around Rs 88 crore by Young India and Associate Journal in 2017-18. According to ED, it was taken in the name of false advertisement, false rent and donation. There will be no impact on the case, there is no mention of this in Subramanian Swamy’s complaint. In fact, for ED to investigate money laundering, an FIR from another investigating agency is needed. Till now, the ED case was based only on the complaint of Subramanian Swamy and the notice taken by the Patiala House Court. Obviously, even if the owner withdraws the complaint, there will be no impact on the money laundering case. On the other hand, there were doubts about the role of Subramanian Swamy in the slow pace of hearing this case in the Patiala House Court. According to a senior officer, it is surprising that the statements of witnesses have not been recorded in 11 years and the ED does not want its money laundering case to be based on hard evidence on Subramanian Swamy’s complaint. The same people accused in the Delhi Police FIR are the ones accused in the ED charge sheet. These include Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Suman Dubey, Sam Pitroda, Associated Journal, Young India, Dotex Merchandise, Sunil Bhandari and others. Delhi Police will file charge sheet. According to sources, ED has investigated this entire case in depth and handed over all the evidence and statements of witnesses to the Delhi Police. After this, Delhi Police will not take much time to complete the investigation. Delhi Police is expected to file its charge sheet in this case soon. However, Rouselaan court fixed December 16 as the date to give judgment on the issue of taking cognizance of ED’s charge sheet.

A unique example of human courage and readiness was seen in Dungarpur district of Rajasthan. The family of a government teacher here returned from the clutches of death on Tuesday morning. All this was possible because of the courageous step of a 35-year-old woman, who saved three lives by jumping into the water without any delay. According to the information, second grade teacher Nathulal Yadav, resident of Dungarpur, was on his way to Banswara with his wife and 11-month-old son for a marriage ceremony. As they neared Herota village, their car suddenly went out of control and fell into a pit of about 10 feet deep water on the side of the road. In no time, the car began to sink into water and the life of the entire family was in danger. During this time, a woman named Surta who lives in the same area saw the incident up close. Without any fear, he immediately jumped into the water. Surta first pulled the innocent child out safely, then with the help of the neighboring youth and her own daughter Ayushi, pulled the man and woman out of the water. While this scene of courage on one hand set an example to save lives, on the other hand the regrettable aspect was that many people present at the spot just kept making videos but did not come forward to help. Local people immediately informed the police and after the accident first aid was given to the family. According to doctors, a major accident was averted as all three were taken out in time and everyone’s condition is now normal. Surta became an example of bravery. Local villagers and administration appreciated Surta’s courage. Villagers say if Surta had not acted immediately, the incident could have turned into a heartbreaking accident. Courage shown in time saved a family from destruction. This selfless effort of Surta presents the true image of humanity. Share this story Tags

Mumbai, November 26 (IANS). The month of November brings the splendor of weddings along with a slight chill in the air. Along with the common man, people from the entertainment world are also waiting for it. Meanwhile, actress Avika Gaur shared a post. The actress posted a beautiful picture on her official Instagram account on Wednesday, in which she is seen wearing an Indo-Western style dress. Most importantly, he gave it a honeymoon look. With red vermilion on her forehead, mangalsutra around her neck and light makeup on her face, Avika looks like a newly wedded bride. She poses and sits confidently on the couch. Posting the picture, Avika wrote in a funny way, “The wedding season has arrived and being a newly wedded bride, I get a chance to adorn myself with vermilion and mangalsutra. Now I have officially become a ‘married crazy’. Has anyone else seen this phase?” Fans really like this post of the actress. They are showering a lot of love on her photo and also giving different kinds of reactions in the comment section. One user wrote: “You look gorgeous in this look.” The actress recently got married to her longtime boyfriend Milind Chandwani on the sets of the show ‘Pati Patni Aur Panga’. Avika, who became a household name by playing the role of little Anandi in ‘Balika Vadhu’, is openly enjoying her married life. Milind Chandwani was a former contestant of ‘Roadies’ and is also a social activist. Both of them first met in 2020 through mutual friends. Avika felt the connection from the very first meeting, but Milind took time. Friendship gradually turned into love and during the Corona period, both made their relationship official through a post. –IANS NS/ABM Share this story Tags

Mumbai, November 26 (IANS). The month of November brings the splendor of weddings along with a slight chill in the air. Along with the common man, people from the entertainment world are also waiting for it. Meanwhile, actress Avika Gaur shared a post. The actress posted a beautiful picture on her official Instagram account on Wednesday, in which she is seen wearing an Indo-Western style dress. Most importantly, he gave it a honeymoon look. With red vermilion on her forehead, mangalsutra around her neck and light makeup on her face, Avika looks like a newly wedded bride. She poses and sits confidently on the couch. Posting the picture, Avika wrote in a funny way, “The wedding season has arrived and being a newly wedded bride, I get a chance to adorn myself with vermilion and mangalsutra. Now I have officially become a ‘married crazy’. Has anyone else seen this phase?” Fans really like this post of the actress. They are showering a lot of love on her photo and also giving different kinds of reactions in the comment section. One user wrote: “You look gorgeous in this look.” The actress recently got married to her longtime boyfriend Milind Chandwani on the sets of the show ‘Pati Patni Aur Panga’. Avika, who became a household name by playing the role of little Anandi in ‘Balika Vadhu’, is openly enjoying her married life. Milind Chandwani was a former contestant of ‘Roadies’ and is also a social activist. Both of them first met in 2020 through mutual friends. Avika felt the connection from the very first meeting, but Milind took time. Friendship gradually turned into love and during the Corona period, both made their relationship official through a post. –IANS NS/ABM Share this story Tags

A mountain of grief fell on a family living in Badgaon police station when their minor daughter committed suicide following a dispute over mobile phone. The family immediately took her to the MB Hospital, where doctors tried to save her life for two days, but the girl died on Monday evening at around 02:00. According to the information, 15-year-old Lakshmi (name changed) started spending more time on mobile phone. When his mother saw its impact on his studies and health, she consoled him and asked him to show restraint in conversation. Family members say that she got angry because of this and went to her room. After some time when the parents called, there was no response. When the family opened the door and looked inside, the girl was in critical condition. He was immediately taken to the hospital, where doctors continued treatment. But despite efforts, the girl could not be saved. The family cannot recover from this shock. The parents say their goal was only to keep the daughter in discipline, but no one thought that she would take such a step. The police registered the case and started investigation. Officials say that excessive use of mobile and social media among teenagers today has become a major psychological threat. Many times even small matters become the cause of stress and emotional instability. Suicide is not the solution to any problem. Help is always available. 24×7 toll free helpline available in India: Kiran Mental Health Helpline: 1800-599-0019 Please talk. Asking for help is not weakness, it is courage. Share this story Tags

A woman resident of Abu Road in Sirohi district fought a court battle for 12 years to get back the rights over her own land and house. During this period he had to struggle on many fronts ranging from society to law. Finally, the Rajasthan High Court ruled in their favour, dismissed the appeal of the residents and ordered them to vacate the house immediately and pay the compensation. This case is such an example of a long struggle for justice that anyone would be shocked to read it. This is the story of Hulsi Devi, who locked herself out of the house for a few days on 19 July 2011 in connection with her daughter’s marriage. But when she returned, she found that the locks of her house had been broken and that some people from the neighborhood had taken possession inside. When Hulsi Devi requested them to vacate her house, they flatly refused. Not only this, the perpetrators showed their dominance by taking a unilateral restraining order from the court against Hulsi Devi’s husband. As a result, the victim’s family got into even more trouble. After this, the real fight for justice began. Hulsi Devi resorted to legal remedies and filed a case in the lower court. On the basis of ongoing hearings and evidence, the lower court ruled in favor of the victim’s wife and ordered the occupants to vacate the house. But the accused did not stop here. He challenged this order in the High Court and tried to get the decision reversed. The case continued in court for more than 12 years. During this period, Hulsi Devi and her family went through many problems mentally, socially and financially. Finally, the bench of Justice Kuldeep Mathur of the Rajasthan High Court heard the entire case in detail. The court clearly said that the occupants did not have any valid documents or rights, they occupied the woman’s house illegally. The court upheld the lower court’s decision and dismissed the appeal. The court ordered the occupants to vacate the house immediately and also pay compensation to Hulsi Devi. The decision is not just for property, victory for rights. This decision is not only a sigh of relief for Hulsi Devi but also sets an example for many people who are suffering due to bullying and wrongful possession. Share this story Tags

SIR campaign gained momentum in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. This campaign, which started from November 4 and will continue till December 4, is getting a lot of support from the people. Teams go door-to-door, from multi-storied societies to villages. District Magistrate Medha Roop said that teams of district administration, authorities, RWAs, AOAs, volunteers and education department are cooperating on a grand scale. To ensure that no eligible voter is left out of the electoral roll, CAAs go door to door, from multi-storied societies to rural areas. Some CAAs, on condition of anonymity, said that they have to work very hard to collect the SIR form and distribute it to the people. Moreover, the entire day is spent finding flats in multi-storied societies, taking access and finding the right address. As a result, the work remains incomplete. However, to make it easier, help is taken from RWAs, AOAs, coordinators of authorities and builders’ societies. What did the district magistrate say? The district magistrate said that six zonal magistrates and 72 sector magistrates have been deployed in Gautam Buddha Nagar district, working with CAAs in the field so that mapping, identification and verification of houses can be done quickly. As a result, the pace of the reform process is maintained. He also said that many CAAs have done more than expected in the campaign. Many CAAs have completed more than 80 percent of their work. The administration praised seven CAAs from Dadri, Jewar and Noida constituencies for completing their work expeditiously. These CAAs will be honored. These include four BLAs from Assembly Constituency 62 (Dadri) Anil Kumar (Momnathal), Ramkishore (Gulawali), Yashoda (Primary School, Tatarpur), and Dinesh Kumar (Bairangpur alias Nai Basti), two BLAs from Assembly Constituency 63 (Jewar) Taslim Khan (Hajimar) Taslim Khan (Hajimar School, No. 137), and one BLA Majiya from Assembly Constituency 61 (Noida). Sultana is included. The District Magistrate said that the work of these CAAs is inspiring for other teams. CAAs work continuously in the field. According to officials, a strong support system works in the district, which helps in the day-to-day progress of the SIR programme. CAAs and administrative officers are working tirelessly in the field to achieve a 100% target within stipulated time.