Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Mumbai: City hospital ransacked by patient's kin

Mumbai: City hospital ransacked by patient's kin

Mumbai: City hospital ransacked by patient's kin

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Irked with alleged improper treatment to a patient, some persons allegedly ransacked a hospital in Mumbra on Tuesday. No arrests were made till late evening.

Autorickshaw drivers throw caution to winds, say traffic cops

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Auto-rickshaw drivers in Thane are on top of the cops' list for flouting traffic rules. Traffic policemen register cases against the offenders who flout the traffic rules under 43 different heads. Of these, 11 heads relate to offences mainly committed by auto-rickshaw drivers.

Tamil Nadu: Part of building collapses, 35 injured

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Nearly 35 people were injured on Wednesday night as the roof of a building under construction collapsed in Tamil Nadu's Villupuram district. The injured have been rushed to a hospital, three of them are critical.

26/11 heroes to relive horror night before Obama

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Two heroes from Mumbai CST station who bravely fought the 26/11 terrorists and drove them out of the rail terminus will get an audience with US president Barack Obama on his visit to the city.

Boy's leg amputated due to hospital's negligence

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Seventeen-year-old Yogesh Pal's family alleges he is the latest victim of doctors' negligence, after his leg had to be amputated on developing gangrene. A student of Aggarwal College in Kalyan, Pal met with an accident on October 22, and was rushed to the Dr Godbole Shree Hospital, where his leg was plastered under the supervision of Dr Vivek Malvi.

Mumbai: City metro fare to rise even before it starts

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The first-ever metro in the city will put a bit of a hole in your pockets. Even before the 11-km elevated route starts its maiden journey, the fares are going to be hiked by 10%.

Man attacks 20-yr-old girl with razor

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A 25-year-old man stabbed a 20-year-old girl with a razor outside the railway ticket booking office at Kurla station on Monday night. Sub-inspector Laxman Wakde of Wadala railway police station informed that the victim had been identified as Sabina Sheikha of Kurla (East) and she had sustained nine stab injuries.

Debt-ridden man found dead, suicide suspected

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A 27-year-old 'businessman' was found shot to death in his rented apartment sometimes on late Monday night. He apparently shot himself in the chest in flat number 803 of Parth Apartment near Ambawadi circle in Panchvati.

30,000 Amdavadis attend ‘Annam Brahm’ for a Guiness record

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More than 30,000 Amdavadis attended the "Annam Brahm", a grand event organized by The Art of Living and Sri Sri Ravishankar near Shivranjani crossroads. This event served two purposes — to seek entry in to the Guinness Book of World Records and to spread happiness among underprivileged children.

City to host all-India Vice Chancellors’ meet on Nov 12

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The 85th three-day all-India conference of vice chancellors will be hosted by the Bharati Vidyapeeth deemed university on its Dhankavdi campus from November 12. Discussions on various issues such as governance of higher education and role of the University Grants Commission (UGC) will be held during the event.

‘Depressed’ Class 12 student commits suicide

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Jaysheelan Karan, a standard XII student of Kendriya Vidyalaya Southern Command, allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in the bathroom of his residence on Sunday evening.

Future uncertain for abandoned kids

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Future remains uncertain for the three sisters who were found abandoned on the Jammu railway station a fortnight ago.The siblings, who have already shifted homes five times in the last fortnight, may now have to shift again from their current home at a SOS village as it is against its rule book to keep them beyond a stipulated period.

Mumbai: Woman goes missing from train loo at Bandra

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A 23-year-old woman who boarded the Surat bound Intercity Express at Bandra Terminus along with her husband to return to Surat went missing from the toilet of the train at Bandra Terminus on October 31.

Chennai kidnappers included an MBA grad from UK

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The two men who kidnapped a young student in Chennai were related to him. The boy, a student of Class 9, was released on Tuesday after his family paid a one-crore rupees ransom for him.

Families of kidnapped boys receive packet with fingers

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Asha Garg has not seen her 21-year-old son, Gaurav, in over a month. He was kidnapped along with his cousin, Rajat, while running an errand in Agra. Late in October, the phone in Asha's house rang. By this time, the family was used to getting ransom calls from the men holding their boys hostage.

Mumbai cop set ablaze by auto driver dies

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Constable Anil Aitiwadekar, who was set ablaze by auto-rickshaw driver Mahendra Kevat in a horrific incident of road rage, died at a hospital in Vasai, Mumbai on Wednesday. One week ago, the traffic constable had stopped Kevat and asked for his papers. Kevat, who couldn't produce the required documents, was fined by Anil. This enraged Kevat and he returned after a while with two bottles and splashed the contents on Anil, setting him on fire, eyewitnesses said.
Posted by Harshad at 9:03 PM

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