Thursday, June 2, 2011

Man chops off wrist of police constable

Man chops off wrist of police constable

Man chops off wrist of police constable

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A man allegedly cut the wrist of the police head constable who had come to enquire about a complaint made by the former's brother in a village of Kadi taluka in Mehsana district on Thursday, police said.

Helmet must for bikers to get petrol from pumps

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Aiming at preventing road accidents, the Gurgaon Police on Thursday issued a notice directing all petrol pump outlets to provide petrol only to those two-wheeler riders who come there wearing helmets.

Delhi Chief Minister's drivers booked for misbehaving with woman

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Two drivers of Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit were arrested for allegedly misbehaving with a 22-year-old woman, police said Thursday. Jagdish Kumar and Rajesh Kumar, both around 35, were arrested late on Wednesday and were set free on bail Thursday.

Chhota Rajan gangsters off to 'pilgrimages'

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Members of D-Company's rival gangs, especially the Chhota Rajan gang, are going underground fearing a backlash after last month's attack on Dawood Ibrahim's brother Iqbal Kaskar at Bhendi Bazaar.

Busy cops take to mass birthday celebrations

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Long and gruelling working hours did not deter 40 policemen from Jogeshwari police station from celebrating their birthday. After all, they shared their birthday on Wednesday. The warmth and bonhomie was evident in the impromptu birthday party that was thrown within the station premises, complete with a three-layered vanilla cake, potato chips, laddoos, biryani and cold drinks.

TV actors arrested for prostitution

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Two Kannada actors were arrested by the narcotics wing of the Central Crime Branch on charges of prostitution. Suma (29), a resident of Nagarabhavi, who has appeared in several Kannada movies and serials, was arrested along with Sandalwood actress Lakshmi, who ran the racket.

Rs 25,000 crore bet on monsoon

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Mumbai will soon play host to the bookie community from across the country, who will visit the city to accept bets and cash-in on the monsoon season. According to punters, the Monsoon will hit the city between June 11 and June 13. According to insiders, local bookies are no longer interested in betting on the Monsoon and, hence, punters from other states are taking over. The visiting bookies are likely to mix business with pleasure and occupy posh hotels across the city. Close to Rs 25,000 crore is expected to change hands in the next four months.

Delhi’s T3: Sleep-overs cause controversy

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The snazzy T3 terminal at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) is considered a pride of Delhi. But there is nothing to be proud of about what MiD DAY found there. We discovered that an air-conditioned bay near the terminal, which connects Delhi Airport Metro Express line to Indira Gandhi International Airport, is being used by people as place to rest. As the mercury continues to rise in the Capital with every passing day, more and more Delhiites are using the area even to take a nap.
Posted by Harshad at 9:02 PM

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