Tracing Swami Chaitanyananda: Who is accused director behind molestation of over 15 students in Delhi institute; constantly changing locations

Chinmayanad Saraswati, manager of an engineering institute in Delhi, is accused of sexually harassing multiple female students. Authorities estimate around 12 to 15 students may have been harassed. Police investigations revealed abusive language, obscene messages, and unwanted physical contact. Saraswati is absconding, and the Sri Sharada Peetham has severed ties with him.

Read More

Auctioning seized sand: Ramgarh mining department auctions 8,800 cubic feet of seized sand; Generates Rs 1.47 lakh revenue from local bidders

In a successful crackdown on illegal mining, Ramgarh district’s authorities auctioned off 8,800 cubic feet of seized sand for Rs 1.47 lakh, in line with directives from the Jharkhand High Court. The sand, stored at various sites, went to four local bidders, highlighting the administration’s dedication to addressing illegal sand mining and enhancing local revenue.

Read More

ED searches Hyderabad car dealer’s premises over FEMA violations

Enforcement Directorate searched Basharat Ahmed Khan’s properties in Hyderabad. The searches relate to alleged FEMA violations and car smuggling. Union minister Bandi Sanjay accused K.T. Rama Rao of using a car linked to Khan. BRS leaders refuted the allegation. DRI arrested Khan earlier for customs duty evasion on imported cars. The investigation revealed political connections…

Read More

Gurgaon shocker: 5-year-old boy falls to death from 22nd-floor balcony; entered flat alone, nanny was locked out

A five-year-old boy tragically died after falling from the 22nd floor of a Gurgaon apartment building. The child reportedly entered the flat alone after his nanny was locked out, then fell from the balcony while attempting to call for help. Police are investigating the incident, which has prompted concerns about child safety in high-rise buildings.

Read More

“Trouble for being too honest”: Jim Rutherford opens up on Quinn Hughes’ long-term extension

Canucks President Jim Rutherford is openly addressing captain Quinn Hughes’ future, acknowledging the star defenseman’s pivotal role. With Hughes eligible for an extension in 2026, his agent is in regular communication with the front office. Securing Hughes long-term is critical for the team’s stability and playoff aspirations, shaping Vancouver’s future roster decisions.

Read More