Thursday, April 21, 2011

Lady jewel thieves caught on CCTV cameras

Lady jewel thieves caught on CCTV cameras

Lady jewel thieves caught on CCTV cameras

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Two women were caught on CCTV cameras stealing jewelry worth Rs 1,25,000 in Allahabad. The incident took place on Tuesday at 'Som and sons' jewellery shop in the civil lines area of Meena Bazaar in the city. As one of the women diverted the minds of the shopkeepers, the other one quietly kept a jewellery box inside her purse. However, they did not realise that there were seven CCTV cameras installed in the place that captured their act. To portray themselves as genuine customers, the women even ordered for a set of jewelry and paid Rs 1000 in advance.

Woman, daughter found murdered at home

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In a shocking crime, a woman and her daughter were found murdered at their house in Sector-6 of Gandhinagar on Thursday, police said.

Twenty-one-year-old girl from Assam raped by domestic help

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A 21-year-old cook hailing from Assam was raped allegedly by a domestic help in south Delhi, police said.

Mumbai airport runways closed on April 23, 30 for 5 hours

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Flights in and out of Mumbai are being drastically rescheduled for April 23 (Saturday) and April 30 because both runways at the airport will remain closed for five hours.

Man stoned to death by neighbours after objecting to spitting

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A 35-year-old man was stoned to death by three persons after he objected to their act of spitting in a dish that had been prepared by his tenant.

Chennai: Power cuts for one hour during day for domestic consumers

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Summers are set to get tougher for people in Chennai as there are going to be one-hour long power cuts during the day for domestic consumers in the city. For the rest of Tamil Nadu, however, there are going to be 3-hour long power cuts during day. The Tamil Nadu govt has assured people that the situation will ease in a few weeks. People in Hyderabad too encountered the same problem.

B-town bodyguards can't shoot straight

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If a report by a bodyguard-training institute is to be believed, then most Bollywood bigwigs - supposedly cocooned in their fortified world - may be actually living in a false sense of security.

Bangalore airport fined for poor amenities

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In a first of its kind, the consumer forum has slapped a fine on Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) for maintaining poor amenities for passengers in the airport, while directing it to show improvement within 30 days.

MNS leader's wife produces Bhojpuri film

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They might chase them away, blame them for snatching jobs meant for 'sons of the soil', ascribe the state's ills, including malaria, to them, accuse them of eating into its resources, thrash them, burn buses and attack theatres for them, but when it comes to business, and show business at that, the MNS seems to be more agreeable with north India. For, the wife of an MNS office bearer is producing a Bhojpuri film. Nanda Baviskar, wife of the vice-president of Maharashtra Navnirman Chitrapat Kamachari Sena (MNCKS), Satish Baviskar, is producing a Bhojpuri movie titled Tridev. This, when MNS workers in the city have attacked movie theatres for screening Bhojpuri films in the past.

10-year old lost and found twice in Mumbai

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Even as the family of 6-year-old Karnit Shah rejoices in his return after he went missing from his Kandivli residence on April 6, another city boy who had gone missing was found - a second time. But unlike Karnit, Vivek's story repeats itself, in the same manner, twice.

Kidnappers had planned to kill Karnit, say investigators

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Six-year-old Karnit Shah was saved in the nick of time, quite literally. Had the investigators reached even a few hours later than they did, they might have found Karnit's body.
Posted by Harshad at 9:08 PM

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