| Haryana: 5 migrant labourers found dead in under-construction house
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| Five members of a family, including two women, were found dead in an under-construction house in Haryana's Jhajjar city on Tuesday, police said.The five were migrant labourers from Madhya Pradesh, who came to work in an under-construction house in sector 6 of the city.Police found that they all were attacked with a sharp-edged weapon and injuries were inflicted on their heads.As per preliminary investigations, police suspects a planned murder in the case.Soon after receiving information about the incident, a police team rushed to the spot and sent the bodies for postmortem.A murder case has been registered and further investigation is underway.
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| Man alleges of being issued over-speeding challan despite driving within speed limit
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| While many traffic violators have been penalised with hefty amounts in last few days, a Delhi resident has alleged of having wrongfully issued an over-speeding challan despite driving within the permitted speed limit.The penalty ticket has been issued for a violation that occurred during the last month, however, the information about the same was received by the complaint Arvind Kumar this month only.Taking to Twitter, Arvind Kumar wrote that he was fined for over speeding vehicle on 21 August but when he verified the matter he found that his vehicle speed was 68 km per hour while 70 km per hour is allowed on NH-24.He said that he has no issue in paying a challan but needed clarification from traffic police if driving within the speed limit is a crime.Kumar in his tweet attached a picture showing his speed limit and challan details."On 21-8-19, you have issued a challan to me for over speeding but in picture my speed was 68 km/h while 70 km/h allowed on NH-24 kindly clarify to me is ..
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| Google excited to see CBRS 'alive and kicking'
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| Characterizing Google and CommScope as somehow lagging in the deployment of their Spectrum Access System (SAS) and Environmental Sensing Capabilities (ESC) systems isn't accurate, according to representatives from the companies.
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| Andhra CM Jagan Reddy acting in vindictive manner: Chandrababu Naidu
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| Telugu Desam Party chief N Chandrababu on Tuesday called YSRCP Chief and Andhra Pradesh chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy a 'psycho' alleging that he is acting in a vindictive manner as false cases are being filed against TDP leaders."Our party leaders were booked under various cases despite the fact that they did nothing wrong. Cases are being filed on TDP leaders for petty reasons by a person of no integrity. Cases filed by YSRCP against Kodela Siva Prasada Rao with non-bailable sections were petty. Jagan Reddy is a psycho, who is acting in a vindictive manner," said Naidu in a press conference here.The former Andhra Pradesh chief minister also alleged that lawyers of Kodela were badly treated."When we approached the DGP to look into the matter, he expressed helplessness. How can such DGP save law and order? Now, we will go to any extent, we will fight legally to get justice for Kodela," he said.Levying accusations on YSRCP for the alleged suicide of former assembly speaker Kodela,
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| Odisha: 3.41lakh Ineligible beneficiaries identified under KALIA Scheme
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| After the verification process which was undertaken by the state government to identify the Ineligible beneficiaries, under the Krushak Assistance for Livelihood and Income Augmentation (KALIA) scheme, the Odisha government has found that 3.41 lakh ineligible beneficiaries have availed the benefits of the scheme.Out of the total ineligible beneficiaries, 20,000 government employee/pensioners, 9,000 minors and 12,000 large farmers have availed benefits under the KALIA Scheme and around 3.0 lakh multiple members of the same eligible family received the KALIA benefits, the state government said.Elaborating on the scheme, the state government also stated that till May 29, it has provided monetary assistance of Rs 5000 to 51.5 lakh small and marginal farmers and landless agriculture labourers under KALIA scheme, which includes 36, 34,710 Small and marginal farmers or actual cultivators.The state government had launched KALIA scheme in January 2019, under the scheme an amount of Rs 10,000 ..
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| Trump attending 'Howdy, Modi!' historic tribute to Indian-American community's contributions: US Diplomat
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| Alice Wells, US Acting Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia on Tuesday said that President Donald Trump's decision to join Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the 'Howdy Modi' event is a "historic tribute" to contributions of Indian-American community."@POTUS joining @NarendraModi for the #HowdyModi event in Houston is a truly historic tribute to the contributions of the Indian-American community to the prosperity of our country and the strength of US-India relations. AGW," Wells said in a tweet posted on the page of Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA).Earlier on Sunday, the White House had confirmed that the US President will be making a joint appearance with Prime Minister Modi at the Houston event.The mega event is believed to be one of the largest events to welcome a foreign head of government ever in the history of the United States.It will mark the first time that the two leaders would meet outside of either capital Washington DC or New York, where the .
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