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Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
Father, son arrested for murdering relative over property dispute
Trichy: A 49-year-old man and his minor son were arrested near Musiri here on Monday for stabbing their relative to death over a property dispute. Police said the accused, A Baskar, and his family were staying in a land parcel owned by his younger brother Selvaraj at Mangalam village in the Tattayyangarpettai block. After Selvaraj passed away, his son Pradeep claimed ownership of the land and asked his uncle's family to vacate. On Monday night, Pradeep and Baskar argued over the matter. At that time, enraged Baskar and his 17-year-old son stabbed Pradeep with knives. Pradeep died on the way to a hospital. The Jambunathapuram police sent the body to Musiri GH for an autopsy. They registered a case under BNS Section 101 (murder) and arrested Baskar and his son. Baskar was produced before a magistrate and was remanded in judicial custody. The boy was sent to an observation home by the Juvenile Justice Board. Further investigation is on. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
New Indian Express
3 days ago
- New Indian Express
Severed cow head, skin dumped on roadside in Karnataka's Brahmavar, traffickers suspected
UDUPI: A local resident discovered the severed head and skin of a cow dumped by the roadside near Kunjal Junction in Aroor village, Brahmavar, late on Saturday night. It is suspected to be the act of cattle traffickers who disposed of the remains by the roadside. Pradeep (38), a resident of Chantaru village in Brahmavar taluk, stated in his complaint that the incident came to light while he was on his way home after work on Saturday night. At around 11:30 p.m., as he reached near Kunjal Junction, he spotted a cow's head and parts of its skin lying in the middle of the road near the rickshaw stand. As he inspected it closely, he suspected that unknown miscreants may have stolen a cow from an unidentified location, subjected it to cruelty, slaughtered it, and discarded the carcass in a public place. Following his complaint, a case was registered at Brahmavar Police Station under Sections 4, 5, and 12 of the Karnataka Prevention of Cow Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Act, and Section 303(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Udupi MLA Yashpal Suvarna visited the spot on Sunday and gathered information from party workers and local residents. He urged the authorities to take immediate action. Police officials were directed to treat the incident seriously and conduct a thorough investigation by the MLA.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Karnataka shocker: Cow's severed head, skin found dumped near Kunjal Junction; case registered
UDUPI: In a suspected incident of cattle trafficking reported near Kunjal Junction in Aarooru village, Brahmavar, a local resident discovered the severed head and skin of a cow dumped on the roadside late at night. In a complaint, Pradeep, 38, a resident of Chantaru village in Brahmavar taluk, stated that the incident came to light when he was on his way home after work on Saturday night. At around 11:30pm, when he reached near Kunjal Junction, he spotted a cow's head and parts of its skin lying in the middle of the road near the rickshaw stand. On closer inspection, he suspected that unknown miscreants may have stolen a cow from an unidentified location, subjected it to cruelty, slaughtered it, and discarded its remains in a public space. Following his complaint, a case was registered at Brahmavar Police Station under Sections 4, 5, and 12 of the Karnataka Prevention of Cow Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Act, and Section 303(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Pradeep Ranganathan plans to return to direction; A sci-fi film after 'Dude' pre-production in progress
After capturing hearts with Love Today, actor-filmmaker Pradeep Ranganathan is currently wrapping up his next acting venture, 'Dude.' Directed by Keerthivasan, 'Dude' is slated for a Diwali release. Post-production work is in full swing, with music composed by Sai Abhyankar. The film has generated strong pre-release buzz, thanks to Pradeep 's popularity and the youthful tone expected from the project. Pradeep to direct and act in a new project Even before 'Dude' hits screens, Pradeep Ranganathan has begun planning his next big move. According to Indiaglitz, he is all set to return to direction and will also play the lead role in this new project. The actor-director has already completed the script, which is said to be in the science fiction genre, a refreshing change from his earlier romantic and youth-oriented themes. The yet-to-be-titled film will be produced by the production house that bankrolled the director-actor's 'Love Today. ' A bold genre shift with science fiction The upcoming science-fi enterprise makes an interesting change in the career of Pradeep Ranganathan as he steps into a style that is still relatively unexplained in mainstream Tamil cinema. Known for his latest story and reliable characters, his tech has conspired with fans of science fiction. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo The project is expected to go to the floor soon, and the team is preparing to start pre-production work in the coming weeks. Pradeep Ranganathan aims big. Pradeep Ranganathan made his debut as an actor in his own directorial 'Love Today,' which became a sensational hit. Since then, he has been focusing on acting roles; his second release as a hero, 'Dragon,' also went on to become a huge hit. With back-to-back 100 crore films, Pradeep Ranganathan has cemented his place, and he aims to deepen it with his upcoming releases 'Love Insurance Kompany' and 'Dude.'
Mint
24-06-2025
- Mint
Viral video: Tourist beaten in Manali, 4-month-old baby hurt in shocking daylight brawl with locals
A Haryana family alleged that their serene trip to the hills of Manali was turned sour after a group of local men attacked them in broad daylight. The family claimed that they had an argument with locals in the area, which soon escalated into a violent scuffle, leaving one person from the tourist group badly injured. The 4-month-old baby of the tourists was also reportedly hurt in the attack. A video of the disturbing clash has gone viral on social media, as one of the victims said that Manali was 'worse than Pakistan' and warned other tourists to stay away from the popular hill station. 'Manali is worse than Pakistan. No one should come here. There's no safety for tourists,' the man can be heard saying in the viral video. According to media reports, the incident occurred on Sunday, June 22, over a minor parking disagreement involving a scooty. According to the FIR dated June 23, as reported by News18, the victim, 35-year-old Pradeep, hailing from Satnali in Haryana's Mahendragarh district, was on holiday with his wife Deepika (28), their four-month-old daughter Jiya, and four other relatives. Pradeep claimed his group was physically assaulted while they were returning from Vashisht Temple around 5 PM. As the group was riding down Mission Road on rented motorcycles, they encountered a jeep blocking their path. Pradeep said that while they waited, a man approached and asked for the keys to his scooty, saying he needed to move it. However, after returning the keys, the man allegedly began a heated argument, which quickly escalated. He alleged that the man grabbed his wife, Deepika, by the throat and slammed her to the ground while she was still holding their infant daughter. In the fall, the baby reportedly hit the road. As other family members rushed to their aid, three to four more men allegedly joined in and began assaulting them. The attackers also reportedly hurled casteist slurs and issued death threats. He claimed that despite visiting the police station twice, initially, no appropriate action was taken. The police have now booked the accused under several sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including Section 126(2) (assault or use of criminal force on a woman with intent to disrobe), Section 115(2 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means), Section 352 (assault or criminal force otherwise than on grave provocation), Section 351(2) (assault or criminal force with intent to dishonour a person), Section 3(5) (cognizable offence).
