Monday, January 31, 2011

All FIRs on Delhi Police website from today

All FIRs on Delhi Police website from today

All FIRs on Delhi Police website from today

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All FIRs on Delhi Police website from today - Policemen in Delhi denying anyone a copy of First Information Reports (FIRs) will soon be a thing of the past. From February 1, people can download new FIRs registered in the Capital from Delhi Police's official website - www.delhipolice.nic.in. An accused can get a copy from the police station by paying Rs 25.

Raj Thackeray travels by suburban train

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Maharashtra Navnirman Sena president Raj Thackeray on Monday travelled on a suburban local train, reminding the people of a similar journey by Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi last year.

18-year old boy arrested for rape and assault of teenage girl

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An 18-year old boy was arrested on Monday on charges of rape and assault of a teenage school girl in the city.

Three get 7-years in Cuttack pornographic CD case

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A fast track court in Cuttack on Monday sentenced three persons to rigorous imprisonment (RI) for seven years each in the sensational Khan Nagar pornographic CD case which led a 22-year-old woman commit suicide in 2008.

Man sentenced to life for killing daughter

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A fast track court in Malkangiri on Monday sentenced a man to life imprisonment and penalty of Rs 2,000 after finding him guilty of killing his five-year-old daughter.

'Killer' Blueline buses going off roads from Tuesday

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Delhi's 'killer' Blueline buses, which earned notoriety for over-speeding, will go off the roads from tomorrow in tune with a deadline set by the city government, which today said the ambitious cluster bus service will be launched next week.

FIR against AIIMS doctor accused of molesting 8-year-old

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A resident doctor of AIIMS, the country's top medical institute, has been suspended, after a man filed a police complaint accusing him of sexually abusing his eight-year-old son in the duty room last week.

Police trouble at march for Aarushi

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MG Road in Camp was a scene of utter mayhem late on Sunday night as police officials put a stop to a candlelight march organised by a group of youngsters demanding justice for Noida murder victim Aarushi Talwar.

When at Metro stations, watch your wallet

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Next time the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel frisk you at the Metro station, check your pockets to ensure that your belongings are with you. An exercise that has become necessary if one goes by 22-year-old BTech student Gaurav Gupta's recent experience.
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