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Time of India
10 hours ago
- Time of India
Day after acid attack, FIR against 46-yr-old for theft
Panaji: Mapusa police on Tuesday filed a theft FIR against the 46-year-old man who allegedly threw acid on a 17-year-old boy at Dhargalim on Monday. The move came after the man told police he stole a 5-litre can of acid from an optical manufacturing unit in Karaswada. The Pernem JMFC remanded the man in two days of police custody for further investigation. It also directed police to produce the man before the children's court as his offence was against a minor. North Goa SP Rahul Gupta said that the man, during interrogation, said that he committed the crime because his daughter died after her relationship with the boy ended. Police said that the man's act was triggered by grief and anger over the girl's death, for which he blamed the boy. 'The accused also said he hid the can in a scooter and covered it with a raincoat. The said acid/chemical was stolen from a glasses manufacturing company in the industrial estate at Karaswada, where he worked for the past eight days as a gardener,' said Gupta. The SP said that the victim was in a relationship with the accused's minor daughter. Both were studying at a higher secondary school in Mapusa. 'A medical examination of the accused was conducted at the GMC on Tuesday to ascertain the traces of acid on his body. The scooter of the accused has been attached, including the helmet and raincoats,' said Gupta, who added that an Forensic Science Laboratory team examined the two-wheeler for traces of acid/chemical. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
NDTV
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Ameesha Patel Remembers Shefali Jariwala: "15 Years Ago We Were On A World Tour With Her And Adnan Sami"
New Delhi: Popular reality show star and Kaanta Laga Girl Shefali Jariwala died at 42 on June 27. While the post-mortem report is still awaited, she reportedly died after suffering a cardiac arrest. Amessha Patel, who personally knew her, condoled her death during a media interaction. What's Happening Ameesha Patel shared an anecdote featuring Shefali Jariwala, with whom she was on a world tour 15 years ago. During her interaction with a paparazzo at the airport, Ameesha said, "Main unhe personally jaanti thi. Kuch 15 saal pehle, maine, unhone aur Adnan Sami ji ne pura world tour kiya tha. America, Canada. Aur bahot hi achchi ladki thi. Humne kaafi shows India mein bhi kiye lekin past 10-12 years, we lost touch. Lekin hum airport pe milte the bahot aur baatein karte the. Bahot hi achchi ladki thi aur bahot sad hai (I knew her personally. Around 15 years ago, she, Adnan Sami, and I did a full world tour together - America, Canada. She was such a lovely girl. We also did quite a few shows in India. But over the past 10-12 years, we lost touch. Still, we used to run into each other at the airport often and have long conversations. She was truly a wonderful person, and this is just so sad)." "We can now pray for her soul," Ameesha signed off. What We Know So Far About Shefali Jariwala Death Shefali Jariwala's death triggered speculation about the adverse effects of anti-ageing therapy as police found glutathione vials -- a drug often used for skin fairness and detoxification -- along with Vitamin C injections, acidity pills and other over-the-counter anti-ageing supplements. Initial medical findings suggest her death may have been caused by a sharp drop in blood pressure, possibly leading to cardiac arrest. "Shefali's death is said to have been due to low blood pressure, cardiac arrest and heavy gastric condition," according to the findings of the initial medical examination. An autopsy was conducted on June 28 by a team of government doctors at Cooper Hospital and the procedure was video-recorded as per protocol. Her viscera has been preserved and sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) in Kalina for detailed analysis. In A Nutshell Ameesha Patel recalled her fond memories about Shefali Jariwala and called her a "wonderful" person.
Hans India
a day ago
- Hans India
Sigachi Factory Disaster Claims 35 Lives; Families Await News of Missing Loved Ones
Hyderabad latest news: In the morning hours of Monday, an explosion at Sigachi industries has left at least 42 people dead and many more injured. Prime Minister Modi sent his condolences and announced a compensation package for the victims. The toll due to the Telangana factory tragedy at a multi-storey chemical plant in Medak district of Telangana rose to 35 till Tuesday morning, with several workers injured and many others missing. The rescue operations continued for the second day on Tuesday and officials said the toll was likely to increase as the rescue teams were still removing debris to search for some people trapped under the debris. 'In a major industrial accident, 35 people were killed and several are injured,' the health department in the southern state of Telangana said in a statement. Officially confirmed 35 deaths so far in the government area hospital at Patancheru, where post-mortem was being conducted. Workers in the plant are from different states including Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal. As per the directions of state health minister Damodar Raja Narsimha, health officials sent a team of forensic doctors to the area hospital to identify the bodies. Forensic Science Laboratory has also made available its DNA analysis team to aid in the identification. Telangana factory blast death toll of nearly 200 people from fire services, SDRF and NDRF teams have reached the site and are involved in the rescue operations. Dryer malfunction behind Telangana factory blast On Monday morning, a building was brought down to rubble in Pashamylaram blast at the Rs 500-crore Sigachi Industries. Investigators believe a dryer in the quality control unit of the plant malfunctioned and led to the blast. 'General manager A Loganan, who was in-charge of attendance, was also killed. It has become difficult to know who was in the building,' a fire official said. Loganan had just got down from his car when the blast ripped through the factory premises located around 50km from Hyderabad.
India Today
a day ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Shefali Jariwala death: Timeline
Actor Shefali Jariwala, known for 'Kaanta Laga' song, died on June 27 after collapsing at her residence in Andheri, Mumbai. She was quickly taken to the hospital, where she was declared dead. Her cremation was held on Saturday in Mumbai. The cause of her sudden death remains unclear, though authorities suspect a potential cardiac arrest triggered by the combination of fasting and autopsy has been conducted, and the viscera has been sent for further analysis to determine the exact cause. Police have ruled the incident as an accidental death, with no signs of foul play, as investigations OF SHEFALI JARIWALA'S DEATHShefali Jariwala died of a heart attack on June 27. Police sources have confirmed the timeline of events leading up to her June 27, Shefali Jariwala held a Satyanarayana puja at her residence and had been fasting for the same. Despite observing the fast, she took her anti-ageing medications and also a vial of Glutathione injection. Glutathione is often marketed as a skin-brightening and detoxifying agent. It's naturally produced by the body and made up of three amino acids -- cysteine, glycine, and glutamic acid. However, the craze for youthful skin has led many to opt for high-dose intravenous (IV) infusions of glutathione, often without proper medical Jariwala was also consuming multivitamins and using collagen supplements for skin glow, according to police 10:30 pm on June 27, Shefali collapsed at her residence while her body trembled. She was then rushed to Bellevue Hospital in Andheri West, where doctors declared her 'brought dead' and advised the family to transfer her body to Cooper Amboli police station was notified between 11:15 and 11:30 police team arrived at Cooper Hospital by 11:45 June 28, an autopsy was conducted by a team of government doctors, and the procedure was video-recorded, as per viscera has been preserved and sent for chemical analysis to the Forensic Science Laboratory in Kalina, Mumbai, in order to determine the exact cause of police officials have stated that doctors suspect fasting, combined with the medication, may have caused a significant drop in her blood pressure, leading to a cardiac arrest, the post-mortem report is still awaited. It is expected to take two to three days, while the viscera analysis could take up to 50 to 90 have recorded statements from Shefali's husband, Parag Tyagi, other family members, domestic staff, and close friends, totalling around 14 individuals. No one has reported any suspicion of foul play or unnatural causes of incident has been registered as an accidental death at Amboli Police Station, which is standard procedure in cases of unnatural death when the deceased wasn't undergoing treatment for a serious illness and passed away at teams found two boxes of anti-ageing medication, over-the-counter supplements, and Glutathione vials at the residence. Additionally, forensic analysis is being conducted on Shefali's clothes, mattress, and bedsheets.- EndsYou May Also Like
Hindustan Times
6 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Rithala factory blaze: One identified, three charred bodies await DNA match
New Delhi, One of the four charred bodies recovered after a massive fire engulfed a multi-storey manufacturing unit in Delhi's Rithala area has been identified, while DNA sampling is underway to ascertain the identities of the remaining three, police said on Thursday. Rithala factory blaze: One identified, three charred bodies await DNA match The fire broke out on the evening of June 24 at Rana Complex, Gate No. 2, Rithala, where multiple small-scale manufacturing units operated across four floors of the building. The blaze left four persons dead and three others injured, a senior police officer said. The body of one victim, Dalip Singh, was identified by his son Dharm Singh, a resident of Uttam Nagar. The remaining three bodies were charred beyond recognition and have been preserved at the mortuary of Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital for DNA sampling, the officer said. "We have sent a request to the Forensic Science Laboratory , Rohini, for DNA preservation and matching to determine the identities of the remaining victims,' the officer added. Blood samples have been collected from the family members of three persons still reported missing Neelam, Lalita, and Rakesh Arora. Police said the ground and first floors of the building were used by Nitin Bansal, a resident of Rohini, for manufacturing readymade polybags. The second floor was occupied by Ravi Kumar Anand for fabric work, and the third by Rakesh Arora for producing disposable items. The three injured included Bansal's 31-year-old son, a worker named Rakesh , and Virender , who have been admitted to the BSA Hospital with burn injuries. Three charred bodies were initially recovered from the first floor around 1.15 am on June 25. Another body was found later in the morning from the top floor. Police have registered a case in the matter under sections 287 , 125 , and 105 of the BNS. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
