Girl accused of running arms racket sent to observation home

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• Girl accused of running arms racket sent to observation home
• Parents protest as school locks kids over fees
• UID cards to be introduced soon
• Preparatory course readies Christian couples for marriage
• Tourist fell off from Amber Fort wall, injured
• Principal booked for running bogus college
• Girl kidnapped by jilted lover freed
• Pune Municipal Corporation moots 3D theatre
• Class X student alleges molestation by relative
• Drunk man calls cops for help, caught
• Two software engineers commit suicide in city
• Housemaid files harassment case against TTD chief's wife
• Mother in asylum after losing her baby
• In Bangalore, feast of drama, running on its own steam
• No illegal liquor sale in Bangalore, swears excise commissioner

Girl accused of running arms racket sent to observation home Posted: A Delhi court has sent a girl, who is alleged to be a part of a syndicate selling illegal semi-automatic weapons and ammunition to criminals, to an observation home, terming her to be a minor.

Parents protest as school locks kids over fees Posted: The Khar Education Society's Mumba Devi Vidyamandir school faced the ire of politicians and child rights activists on Friday, after it continued to detain nearly 20 students in the school library despite a police complaint against it.

UID cards to be introduced soon Posted: Officials from the Union government had a meeting with the state officials in Jaipur on Friday where they principally agreed to implement the UID scheme in the state. According to officials, the meeting was convened by additional chief secretary finance, CK Mathew.

Preparatory course readies Christian couples for marriage Posted: With marriages today falling apart because of trivial issues, the Catholic Church has become more careful on making the couples do a marriage preparatory course before the couple enters into the holy sacrament of matrimony.

Tourist fell off from Amber Fort wall, injured Posted: An Israeli, Polti, tourist sustained serious injuries as she fell from the boundary wall of the Amber Fort while clicking photograph on Friday. She was rushed to the government hospital.

Principal booked for running bogus college Posted: Four persons, including the principal and two members of an education society, were booked for running a bogus nursing college in Ralegaon, police said today.

Girl kidnapped by jilted lover freed Posted: A friendship that developed again with a former schoolmate turned into a nightmare for a 17-year-old girl after he kidnapped her and forced her to stay with him for two months.

Pune Municipal Corporation moots 3D theatre Posted: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is planning to start a 3D theatre to show custom-made mythological and entertainment movies.

Class X student alleges molestation by relative Posted: A class X student has lodged a case with the Naranpura police in which she has accused a relative of molesting her. The Naranpura police said that even before the case was lodged the mother of the accused allegedly tried to commit suicide. She is now admitted to the civil hospital, police sources said.

Drunk man calls cops for help, caught Posted: It was a high that a 40-year-old drunkard had not bargained for. In an attempt to teach his parents a lesson, for not letting him in the house after a night of drunken revelry, a man called up the Sola police. But the Sola police soon decided that it was he who needed to sober up and the lock-up would be the ideal place for it.

Two software engineers commit suicide in city Posted: The city saw the death of two techies who committed suicide, suspectedly due to emotional and professional pressure, in two separate cases. Software engineer Deepanjali Avasthe, 24, an employee of Transcera Communications Pvt Ltd, Koramangala, allegedly hung herself from the ceiling fan on Thursday night at her third floor paying guest accommodation in Jakkasandra I stage.

Housemaid files harassment case against TTD chief's wife Posted: A 22-year-old domestic maid has booked a case against Satya Prabha, the wife of Bangalore-based businessman and chairman of Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam DK Audikeshavulu Naidu for allegedly abusing and harassing her.

Mother in asylum after losing her baby Posted: Lalithamma, who delivered a baby boy in Vani Vilas Hospital on September 6, found her child missing on September 7. The inconsolable mother now seems to have become unstable and is currently being treated in Shimoga mental hospital.

In Bangalore, feast of drama, running on its own steam Posted: Nataka Bengaluru is back. This time, the festival will last three months, as 18 plays will be performed thrice over, at three different venues. This is the third time the festival has been organised. What is unique about the event is that there are no sponsors, no organisers.

No illegal liquor sale in Bangalore, swears excise commissioner Posted: The excise commissioner filed an affidavit in the high court on Friday, claiming that all necessary action was being taken to prevent the illegal sale of liquor in Bangalore. A public interest litigation seeking strict implementation of the Excise Act was filed by Bhavani Ram Prasad and Manjula Bhavani, residents of the city, who had contended that the state government had done little to penalise hotels and dhabas serving liquor without the necessary licence.

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