Monday, April 25, 2011

Maid kidnaps toddler from Delhi house

Maid kidnaps toddler from Delhi house

Maid kidnaps toddler from Delhi house

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An 18-month-old child was kidnapped from a Delhi house by a maid on Sunday evening. The incident has happened in upmarket Maharani Bagh. Little Ishaan was taken to the park by the maid who was appointed only 10 days back.

Nine-year-old raped thrice in 10 days

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A nine-year-old girl was raped allegedly by her neighbour thrice in ten days in west Delhi, police said on Monday.

Man, relatives kill teenager for affair with daughter

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A 46-year-old man and his two relatives were arrested for allegedly murdering a teenager who was in a relationship with his daughter, police said on Monday.

Ten women killed as tractor falls into stream

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Ten women were killed and four people went missing on Monday morning when a tractor carrying agricultural labourers fell into a stream in Andhra Pradesh's Guntur district, police said. The incident occurred near Sattenpalli in the district, about 350 km from here. Nine people were rescued by local residents and four of them are in a critical condition, police said.

Domestic Help kidnaps one-year-old in Delhi

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A one-and-a-half year-old child has been kidnapped by his maid from south Delhi, police said on Monday. "Ishan was kidnapped by Seema, 19, from Maharani Bagh in south Delhi on Sunday. An FIR was registered the same day," a police officer said.

Crucial meet of Sathya Sai trust after funeral

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The Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust will meet to take some key decisions after Sathya Sai Baba's last rites on Wednesday, with his death leaving a big question mark on the future of his massive spiritual empire estimated to be worth Rs.40,000 crore. With Sathya Sai Baba passing away on Sunday, the trust will decide on how to carry forward its activities and who should lead it as Baba has apparently not named a successor.

'I saw a finger sticking out of a bag': Murder on train

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When Laxman Kumar saw a large bag lying unattended on a local train in Mumbai this morning, he stopped in his tracks. ''I first saw a finger, and then opened the bag and saw it was a dead body,'' said the porter at the Churchgate Railway Station.

Domestic help kidnaps one-year-old in Delhi

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An 18-month-old son of a South Delhi businessman has been kidnapped allegedly by a teenaged domestic servant employed barely 10 days ago. Delhi Police today declared a reward of Rs 50,000 for anyone providing information about the child and released the sketch of the suspect.

Class XII student from DPS commits suicide

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With his father as a successful hotelier, many would say Yashwardhan Pokhliyaar needn't have worried too much about his future. But the 18-year-old had his own aspirations and seeing dark clouds hovering over them he decided to take the extreme step on April 23.

Man booked for sending dirty e-mails to colleague's fiancé

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The Chatuhshrungi police have booked a man from Chennai for allegedly hacking an email address and sending obscene mails and photographs of a 24-year-old woman from Baner to her fiancé.

Wrong number, love and broken bones

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A love affair, which started with a wrong number, ended on a hospital bed for 19-year-old R Partiban. A resident of Vinoba Nagar, Partiban was calling someone when he accidentally dialled a woman's number last month.

Speeding water tanker crushes four to death

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Four persons were crushed to death and two critically injured after a speeding water tanker hit an auto rickshaw and then rammed into a bus stand at Satya Niketan near Dhaula Kuan on Sunday afternoon.

Infosys woman employee attacked with blade

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A 24-year-old woman working with Infosys was attacked with a blade in Pune on Sunday, allegedly by an out-of-job IT engineer with whom the police said the victim might have refused to have a relationship. The police said the techie attempted suicide by slashing his wrist after the attack on the woman, a childhood friend of his.
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