Chennai: Fire in the ICU unit leaves two dead |
- Chennai: Fire in the ICU unit leaves two dead
- Unable to bear pain, college teacher commits suicide
- Pregnant woman bites off husband's ear after quarrel
- Ex-cricketer Atul Wassan beaten up for overtaking
- After 10-year wait, woman delivers quintuplets
- On SMS, student stalked his teacher
- Is Mumbai parent-killer a schizophrenic?
- 'Men call me to ask if I supply women'
| Chennai: Fire in the ICU unit leaves two dead Posted: In a bizarre incident, two patients died in the fire at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Chennai's Kilpauk medical college hospital. |
| Unable to bear pain, college teacher commits suicide Posted: Unable to cope with a chronic spinal cord ailment, an assistant professor with a city college committed suicide on Friday, police said. |
| Pregnant woman bites off husband's ear after quarrel Posted: In a bizarre incident, a pregnant woman from Diva in the district bit off her husband's ear in a fit of anger, police said on Friday. |
| Ex-cricketer Atul Wassan beaten up for overtaking Posted: In yet another incident of road rage and show of power, former Indian cricketer Atul Wassan was beaten up by around five people, reportedly attached to the security of the Haryana CM. Allegedly, the cricketer was beaten up because he tried to overtake the car of the accused. |
| After 10-year wait, woman delivers quintuplets Posted: For 27-year-old Sarita Shinde, a resident of Karjat, the morning of July 20 was a day of great happiness not once but five times over as she gave birth to five healthy babies. |
| On SMS, student stalked his teacher Posted: Many of us have had a crush on one of our teachers at one point or the other. This 20-year-old took matters a bit too far. Sauvik Banerjee, an aspiring radio jockey (RJ) fell in love with his 40-year-old teacher and sent her thousands of text messages, confessing his feelings. The incident was reported from Saket in South Delhi. |
| Is Mumbai parent-killer a schizophrenic? Posted: After a team of policemen was formed to trace Moiz Bharmal, who allegedly killed his parents and then spent two days with the corpses, cops are now on the lookout for a man by the name of Dr Vinod. |
| 'Men call me to ask if I supply women' Posted: Nitesh Ramesh Visawadhiya from Jogeshwari is a tailor on the straight and the narrow. But lately, he has been plagued by phone calls since Murder 2 premiered on July 8. His callers are generally male, come from all over the country, and get straight to the point. |
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