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Man allegedly stripped, thrashed on suspicion of stealing garlic in MP

Mandsaur (MP), Jan 07 (ANI): A man was allegedly stripped naked and thrashed on suspicion of stealing garlic from a wholesale vegetable market in Mandsaur. A police official said, "This is a very serious matter, we have begun investigation and the culprits who are seen in the video will be acted against."

It will not be tolerated if anyone will talk of freedom of Kashmir: Sanjay Raut

Mumbai, Jan 07 (ANI): Speaking to ANI, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut asserted that if anyone talks of freedom of Kashmir from India then it will not be tolerated. "I read in newspaper that those who held 'free Kashmir' banner clarified that they want to be free of restrictions on internet services, mobile services and other issues. Also, if anyone talks of freedom of Kashmir from India then it will not be tolerated," said Sanjay Raut.

Thick fog leads to invisibility on roads in Patna

Patna (Bihar), Jan 07 (ANI): Temperature has dipped down in capital of Bihar due to snowfall in parts of North India. A thick layer of fog has covered the city due to which visibility on roads is also low. Patna is reeling under cold waves.

Owaisi look like clown so will be hung upside down: BJP's Arvind Dharmapuri

New Delhi, Jan 07 (ANI): BJP leader Arvind Dharmapuri spoke on his statement 'Will hang Owaisi upside down' to ANI. He said, "You are a broker of Muslim vote. You look like a clown so you will be hung upside down, clowns do this in circuses. Do whatever you want to do in Hyderabad, don't try to become a national leader. I don't feel like reacting on Owaisi's every comment as he is not such a big leader."

Equity indices trade higher led by banking, finance stocks

New Delhi, Jan 07 (ANI): Equity benchmark indices rebounded during early hours on Tuesday in line with Asian markets with no new escalation in the Middle East. At 10:15 am, the BSE SandP Sensex gained by 467 points to 41,143 while the Nifty 50 edged higher by 131 points at 12,124. Ebb in global crude oil prices and rupee's rise against the US dollar also influenced the market mood. All sectoral indices were in the positive zone except for Nifty IT which slipped slightly by 0.11 per cent.

Massive fire breaks out at godown in Thane

Thane, Jan 07 (ANI): A massive fire engulfed a godown in Thane's Mumbra on January 07. Fire tenders rushed to the spot to douse the flames. No injuries have been reported so far. Further investigation is underway. More details are awaited.

Leopard allegedly shot dead by villagers after it killed child in UP's Bijnor

Bijnor (Uttar Pradesh), Jan 07 (ANI): A leopard was allegedly shot dead by villagers after it killed a child. The incident happened in UP's Bijnor on Jan 06. District Magistrate of Bijnor, Ramakant Pandey said, "Leopard was frequently attacking humans and had turned into man eater. Its carcass has been sent for post mortem. Child's family will be given an ex gratia of Rs 5 lakhs."

5-day winter carnival wraps up in HP's Manali

Manali (Himachal Pradesh), Jan 07 (ANI): A five-day winter carnival concluded with great fervour in HP's Manali. A beauty pageant was organised on the conclusion day where contestants from all over the country participated. The winner, runner-up and second runner-up were announced in the finale of pageant and they cut the cake to express their joy. Winner of Winter Queen Manali 2020, Gunjan Saklani said, "Contestants from all over the country participated in the pageant. The competition was tough but after it I would like to try for Miss India contest to make my country proud." An attraction for Indian as well foreign tourists, the carnival is organised from Jan 02 to 06, every year in Manali.

Air quality 'improved' a bit in Delhi

New Delhi, Jan 07 (ANI): The air quality of the national capital improved a bit on Jan 07. According to Air Quality Index (AQI), PM 10 was at 287 and PM 2.5 at 243, both were in 'poor' category near Lodhi Road. Delhi is reeling under cold waves as well although due to less fog, visibility on roads is clear.

JNU violence: Mumbai Police relocate protestors from Gateway of India to Azad Maidan

Mumbai, Jan 07 (ANI): Demonstrators staged protest against JNU violence in Mumbai. DCP (Zone 1) of Mumbai, Sangramsingh Nishandar appealed the protestors at Gateway of India to relocate at Azad Maidan. But protestors did not listen to his appeal. Later, police evicted protesters at Gateway of India and relocated them to Azad Maidan. Speaking on it, DCP (Zone 1) of Mumbai Sangramsingh Nishandar said, "We asked them to maintain peace but when the protest led to blockage of roads and common Mumbaikers and tourists started facing problems due to them, we appealed them so many times to relocate. But they did not listen to us and that is why we re-located them."

Watch: Girl holds 'Free Kashmir' poster during protest against JNU violence in Mumbai

Mumbai, Jan 07 (ANI): A girl was spotted holding 'Free Kashmir' at Mumbai's Gateway of India, during a protest against JNU at Gateway of India. Several students from different education institutions and people raised their voice in support of JNU students against the violence at the campus. Violence broke out inside JNU campus on Jan 05 evening in which more than 30 people were injured.

'No-drone zone' posters put up around Taj Mahal complex to aware people

Agra (UP), Jan 07 (ANI): Posters have been put up around the Taj Mahal complex to make people aware that monument is 'no-drone zone' area. The Uttar Pradesh Police took cognizance and put posters to aware foreigners as well as Indian tourists to restrict them from flying of drones near the Taj Mahal. Additional SP police of Agra, Botre Rohan Pramod said that "We have received complaints that tourists use drones to capture top view of Taj Mahal." Police took the action in the wake of incidents of drones being spotted in the no-flying zone around the Taj Mahal.

Intel teases modular gaming NUC 9 Extreme 'Ghost Canyon' at CES 2020

New Delhi, Jan 07 (ANI): At the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, Intel gave a sneak peek into its gaming-focused mini PC, the NUC 9 Extreme 'Ghost Canyon'. The teaser confirms Intel's plans of building a tiny modular desktop gaming PC that lets you swap out the CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and ports easily, The Verge reports. The resulting computer would be just 5 litres in volume. Intel says the modular, mini PC will support up to Intel's H-series Core i9 processors. Details on pricing and availability are yet to be announced.

Residents living near Kochi's Maradu apartments vacate homes fearing demolition

Kochi (Kerala), Jan 07 (ANI): Residents living near Maradu apartment complex have started vacating their homes as they are scared of demolition. "Unhappy New Year" and "God save my house" are painted painted on walls. One of the residents said that his house will be destroyed when demolition takes place. Officials have said that "steps have been taken for safe demolition". "We're adopting implosion technology. For safety of people we'll move them out of the area," said Venugopal, Dy Chief Controller of Explosives, from Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation.

Study reveals fast action, right resources are key to treating fulminant myocarditis

New Delhi, Jan 07 (ANI): The resources needed to treat fulminant myocarditis -- severe, inflammation of the heart that develops rapidly -- are outlined in a new Scientific Statement from the American Heart Association on how best to reduce fatalities from this rare condition. The study is published in cardiovascular journal -- Circulation. Fulminant myocarditis, often caused by a viral infection, comes on suddenly and often with significant severity, resulting in an exceptionally high risk of death caused by cardiogenic shock -- the heart's inability to pump enough blood, fatal arrhythmias, and multiorgan failure. With many of today's technology advances, numerous devices can fully support a patient's circulation and oxygenation and ventilation when necessary. The early recognition of fulminant myocarditis, the institution of circulatory support and maintenance of end-organ function, especially avoiding prolonged neurologic hypoxemia, can result in favourable outcomes for this previous

JandK's Poonch remains winter wonderland with fresh snow spell

Poonch (JandK), Jan 07 (ANI): Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch is covered in thick blanket of snow following fresh snow spell. Tourists are flocking to Poonch to witness and experience the fresh white snow. Temperature has dipped drastically in the region. While snow is attracting the tourists, it has also created trouble in vehicular movement.

PM Modi meets Singapore minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam

New Delhi, Jan 06 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Singapore's Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for Social Policies, Tharman Shanmugaratnam in Delhi on January 06. Both the leaders discussed several matters of mutual interest in the sphere of economic cooperation.

Every iron rod used against students will be given back by debate, discussion: JNUSU president

New Delhi, Jan 06 (ANI): Jawaharlal Nehru University Student Union (JNUSU) president Aishe Ghosh who was attacked in violence that broke out in varsity on evening of Jan 05, demanded the immediate removal of Vice Chancellor. She said, "We condemn it and we want the immediate removal of the Vice Chancellor." Blaming Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) for the violence, she said, "Since past 4-5 days, violence was being promoted in the campus by some RSS affiliated professors and ABVP." She further added, "Every iron rod used against the students will be given back by debate and discussion. JNU's culture will not be eroded anytime soon. JNU will uphold its democratic culture."

Won't let universities become 'adda' of politics: HRD Minister on JNU violence

Bhubaneswar (Odisha), Jan 06 (ANI): Reacting to the attack on JNU students inside the university premises by masked goons on January 05, Union Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on January 06 said the universities are meant for education and he will not let them become an "adda" of politics. "Universities are meant for education and should never be made a political base. Action will be taken against those who will be found guilty. Will never let universities become "adda" for politics," Pokhriyal told reporters in Bhubaneswar.

Government is encouraging violence: Ghulam Nabi Azad on JNU attack

New Delhi, Jan 06 (ANI): While speaking to ANI in the national capital on January 06, the veteran leader of Congress party, Ghulam Nabi Azad, spoke on JNU violence. He said, "When students inside universities are not safe then nobody is. Government is encouraging such violence." "In Jamia Milia Islamia also, Police fired bullets instead of inquiring. Many were injured, killed and detained," he added. "Such acts by government to shush students' voice are condemnable," Azad further stated.