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Time of India
a day ago
- Health
- Time of India
State-level kabaddi player dies of rabies after puppy bite during rescue
Meerut: A state-level kabaddi player died of suspected rabies in Bulandshahr nearly two months after he rescued a stray puppy from a drain and suffered a minor bite, officials said on Tuesday. Brijesh Solanki, 22, a gold medallist in state championships and an aspirant for the Pro Kabaddi League, had not taken an anti-rabies vaccine, and symptoms appeared only days before his death. A video showing his deteriorating condition surfaced online on Sunday, a day after he died. His coach, Praveen Kumar, said, "Brijesh mistook the pain in his arm for a regular kabaddi injury. The bite seemed minor and he didn't think it was serious so didn't take the vaccine." On June 26, Brijesh reported numbness during practice. He was taken to a district hospital and later moved to a private hospital in Noida as his condition worsened. His brother, Sandeep Kumar, said, "All of a sudden, he was afraid of water and was showing symptoms of rabies, but we were denied treatment at govt hospitals in Khurja, Aligarh and even Delhi. It was only in Noida that doctors confirmed he was likely infected with rabies. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Serbia: New Container Houses (Prices May Surprise You) Container House Search Now Undo Brijesh died on Saturday while we were taking him to a faith healer in Mathura." Brijesh, the youngest of three brothers, lived in Farana village. His death prompted health authorities to visit the village on Monday. The health department vaccinated 29 residents and launched a campaign to raise awareness. CMO Dr Sunil Kumar Dohre said, "People should get themselves examined at a govt hospital in case of any dog, monkey or other animal bite." He added that Brijesh showed suspected rabies symptoms such as hydrophobia, and the exact cause would be confirmed after test results. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
Hindustan Times
20-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
ATVM operator held at Varanasi Cantt for selling overpriced train tickets
The Government Railway Police (GRP) arrested an Automatic Ticket Vending Machine (ATVM) operator at Cantt Railway Station in Varanasi on Wednesday evening for allegedly selling overpriced general category travel tickets. According to GRP officials, the matter came to light after two passengers filed a complaint. According to GRP inspector Rajol Nagar, the accused has been identified as Brijesh Srivastava. The matter came to light when two passengers lodged a video complaint, alleging that ₹2200 had been charged for 6 general tickets to Mumbai, said a GRP officer. Following the complaint, the GRP launched an inquiry, during which officials from the commercial department questioned the accused and conducted a detailed investigation. The probe confirmed the involvement of the ATVM operator, the officer added. Following the investigation, chief booking supervisor JP Mishra filed a formal complaint at the GRP police station at Cantt. Based on his complaint, a case was registered against the accused under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Inspector Nagar stated that the investigation revealed the accused, Brijesh, had been selling overpriced tickets for the Mahanagari Express and other shuttle trains to passengers. It was also discovered during the probe that similar overpriced tickets had been detected earlier at Jabalpur and Chheoki stations. The investigation of CCTV footage revealed that the accused, Brijesh, used to sell overpriced tickets to passengers near ATVM number 11, located in the New Building on the station premises, said the GRP inspector. He said that further investigation is underway. At present, a total of 16 automatic ticket vending machines are working at Cantt station. After the incident came to light, the railway administration started intensive monitoring of the activity and operation of all the ATVM machines.
Time of India
14-06-2025
- Time of India
Daily wager's mutilated body found
Prayagraj: The mutilated body of a daily wage worker was found in Karchhana area of Prayagraj on Saturday morning. The victim, identified as Brijesh Kumar, was a resident of Bardaha village and worked as a mason. According to local sources, Brijesh left home on Friday afternoon for work but did not return by evening. Worried by his absence, family members began searching for him but were unable to locate him. On Saturday morning, villagers spotted a body lying behind a country liquor shop in the Kaithi Bazaar area of Karchhana. They immediately informed the police and the victim's family. When police arrived at the scene, they found Brijesh's body in a gruesome condition. The area below one of his ears appeared to have been bitten or torn, and there were injury marks on both of his eyes. Preliminary investigations suggest that he was struck on the head with a heavy object, which likely caused his death. The body was sent for postmortem examination. Authorities are questioning locals and checking nearby CCTV footage, if available, to gather leads. The motive behind the murder remains unclear at this stage. Police apprehended one person for interrogation after talking with the family members of the deceased. Further details are awaited. Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
News18
11-06-2025
- Politics
- News18
UP Leader Garlanded And Slapped Hard By Ex-Party Colleague At Event
Last Updated: The video of the garlanding and slapping incident, which took place in Uttar Pradesh's Jaunpur, surfaced on social media and went viral. National president of the Suheldev Swabhiman Party, Mahendra Rajbhar, was slapped multiple times, moments after being garlanded by his former party leader at an event in Uttar Pradesh's Jaunpur district. The incident took place last week, in which Brijesh Rajbhar allegedly assaulted him in front of people at a Bhoomi Pujan event held during the Maharaja Suheldev's Vijay Diwas. A video of the incident surfaced on social media and went viral. Brijesh could be seen garlanding the leader and then hitting him multiple times on his face. Mahendra Rajbhar filed a complaint with the police against him and alleged that the assault was carried out at the behest of UP Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar. He later told reporters that Brijesh allegedly assaulted him when it was his turn to speak at the event. 'I was the chief guest at the Bhoomi Pujan event in the Jalalpur police station area. At the end of the event, just as I was about to speak, Brijesh Rajbhar put a garland around my neck and then attacked me," he alleged. However, Brijesh dismissed the charges and claimed that Mahendra Rajbhar took funding from Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party and hurled abuses at him during the event. 'We were celebrating Maharaja Suheldev's Vijay Diwas when Mahendra Rajbhar showed up. During our conversation on various topics, he suddenly started abusing me," he alleged. The Suheldev Swabhiman Party chief rejected the allegations. First Published:
Time of India
08-06-2025
- Time of India
Lorry driver killed in collision on NICE Road
Jnanabharathi Traffic Police Rajarajeshwari Hospital Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita A 24-year-old tipper lorry driver lost his life in an accident around 3.30 am on NICE Road near Hill Rock School under theStation to the police, Brijesh Kushwaha was driving a tipper lorry from Mysore Road towards Magadi Road at a high speed, when he rammed into the rear of another lorry moving ahead of collision caused significant damage to the front of Brijesh's vehicle, and he sustained severe bleeding injuries. He was immediately rushed to, where doctors declared him dead on arrival.A case has been registered under Section 281 and 106(1) of the(BNS). Police have begun an investigation into the circumstances leading to the have urged heavy vehicle drivers to exercise caution, especially during early morning hours when visibility is low and fatigue can contribute to fatal errors. -BMB
