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- Politics
- News18
Shivraj Chouhan Leaves Wife Behind At Gujarat Event, Makes U-Turn With 22-Car Convoy
Last Updated: Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan left Junagadh for Rajkot, unknowingly leaving his wife behind. Realizing after 10 minutes, he returned to fetch her. In a strange incident, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan gained attention from the netizens when he hurriedly and unknowingly left for Rajkot with his convoy leaving his wife Sadhana Singh behind in Junagadh. However, when he realised after a while that his wife is not with him, he returned with the convoy of 22 vehicles to Junagadh's Peanut Research Center, where Sadhana was sitting in the waiting room, NDTV MP reported. The incident left many amused and added a light-hearted twist to the day's political engagements. The union minister was on a religious and official day-long tour to Gujarat on Saturday during which he visited Somnath Jyotirlinga temple and Gir National Park in Junagadh. Later he was scheduled to interact with the Peanut Research Center farmers and Lakhpati Didi beneficiaries. As he was also scheduled to take a flight from Rajkot at around 8 o'clock later in the day, so he was in a hurry. During the visit to the research centre, he reviewed the work with the staff, while his wife was sitting in the waiting house. After that Shivraj held an interaction with the Lakhpati Didi scheme beneficiaries, the report added. He kept looking at his watch again and again on the stage of the program. He himself said on the mike, 'The road to Rajkot is bad, next time I will come leisurely." He cut short his speech and hurriedly left Junagadh for Rajkot with the convoy. On the other hand, Sadhna had returned after visiting Girnar and was sitting in the waiting room. After travelling for around 10 minutes, he realised that Sadhna was not with him. Then he immediately called her and returned with the convoy and left for Rajkot with his wife. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
NDTV
11-07-2025
- NDTV
Uncertain Future For Owners Of Dhaba Destroyed By Kanwariyas
Muzaffarnagar (UP): The aroma of spices and the cheerful clatter of plates, once the hallmark of the Baba Balak Nath Dhaba, have been replaced by the quiet despair of its owners, Sadhna and Dhiraj Panwar. Their small roadside eatery, popular among travellers near the Phaloda bypass under the Purkazi Police Station area here, now stands as a stark reminder of a brutal act of vandalism by a group of Kanwariyas, all over a few slices of onion in their food. On July 8, a group of Kanwariyas, pilgrims on their way to collect holy water, entered their dhaba. After consuming ten plates of food at Rs 150 each, the group allegedly found some onion slices in their meal, and unleashed a destructive rampage. Sadhna recounted the terrifying incident to PTI on Friday. "They didn't pay a single paisa. Instead, they vandalised our dhaba, causing damage of thousands of rupees ." The enraged Kanwariyas damaged furniture, destroyed the kitchen and even mangled the ceiling fans. Sadhna alleged that they even looted cash and stole beverages from the refrigerator. The financial blow has been immense for the couple, who were already grappling with financial difficulties before the incident. "Our customer count has dropped by 70 per cent," Sadhna noted. The violence has driven away their regular clientele, leaving the dhaba eerily empty. To make matters worse, all but one of their employees have left. Pintu, a staff member, bore the brunt of the Kanwariyas' fury when he tried to intervene and prevent the destruction. "He was brutally beaten and suffered a fracture in his leg," Sadhna said. Doctors have advised Pintu to take three months of rest, during which the Panwars are committed to caring for him despite their own struggles. The Panwars, who had poured their hopes and limited resources into their dhaba, are now facing a severe financial crisis as the very foundation of their livelihood has been shaken. As of now, the culprits responsible for the vandalism remain at large, but a senior police official assured that the matter is under investigation.
Hindustan Times
11-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
UP: Owners of dhaba destroyed by Kanwariyas buckling under financial pressure, uncertain future
Muzaffarnagar , The aroma of spices and the cheerful clatter of plates, once the hallmark of the Baba Balak Nath Dhaba, have been replaced by the quiet despair of its owners, Sadhna and Dhiraj Panwar. UP: Owners of dhaba destroyed by Kanwariyas buckling under financial pressure, uncertain future Their small roadside eatery, popular among travellers near the Phaloda bypass under the Purkazi Police Station area here, now stands as a stark reminder of a brutal act of vandalism by a group of Kanwariyas, all over a few slices of onion in their food. On July 8, a group of Kanwariyas, pilgrims on their way to collect holy water, entered their dhaba. After consuming ten plates of food at ₹150 each, the group allegedly found some onion slices in their meal, and unleashed a destructive rampage. Sadhna recounted the terrifying incident to PTI on Friday. "They didn't pay a single paisa. Instead, they vandalised our dhaba, causing damage of thousands of rupees ." The enraged Kanwariyas damaged furniture, destroyed the kitchen and even mangled the ceiling fans. Sadhna alleged that they even looted cash and stole beverages from the refrigerator. The financial blow has been immense for the couple, who were already grappling with financial difficulties before the incident. "Our customer count has dropped by 70 per cent," Sadhna noted. The violence has driven away their regular clientele, leaving the dhaba eerily empty. To make matters worse, all but one of their employees have left. Pintu, a staff member, bore the brunt of the Kanwariyas' fury when he tried to intervene and prevent the destruction. "He was brutally beaten and suffered a fracture in his leg," Sadhna said. Doctors have advised Pintu to take three months of rest, during which the Panwars are committed to caring for him despite their own struggles. The Panwars, who had poured their hopes and limited resources into their dhaba, are now facing a severe financial crisis as the very foundation of their livelihood has been shaken. As of now, the culprits responsible for the vandalism remain at large, but a senior police official assured that the matter is under investigation. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
India.com
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
This actor made his debut as child artist, rose to fame, but left movies to become..., was rumored to have been murdered, he was...
Many Bollywood actors and actresses have pursued different fields before becoming actors. From R. Madhavan to Taapsee Pannu, there are numerous actors who studied engineering, law, and other courses before entering the showbiz industry. However, do you know there was one actor who was first a child artist, then made his adult debut, and later moved to a different field? He started working as a cabin crew member. Not just that, this actor was rumoured to be murdered, but later he appeared in front of his fans, quashing the rumours. If you are wondering who we are talking about, it is Sushil Kumar. Born on July 4, 1945, in Karachi, Sushil Kumar initially made his acting debut as a child artist. Later, he gained popularity for his role in Dosti, which was released in 1964. Afterward, he made his debut with the film Sadhna. Since Sushil was born in Karachi, he moved back to Gujarat, where he and his family started their dry fruits business afresh. Another interesting fact about the actor that not many people know is that after a successful career in the industry, he left the industry and moved to the aviation sector. He became a cabin crew member. Also, Sushil Kumar was rumoured to have been murdered in the 1960s, but these claims were proven false when his whereabouts were discovered in 2014.
Time of India
24-06-2025
- Time of India
Father kills 17-year-old for scoring low in NEET test, despite 90% in class 10
Sadhna Bhonsle , a 17-year-old girl from Sangli in Maharashtra, scored 92.6% in her Class 10 board exams — marks that many students dream of. But over a year later, she lost her life because she scored poorly in a NEET mock test. Sadhna was preparing for the NEET exam (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), which is needed to get into medical colleges. While practising for the exam, she scored low in one of the mock tests. Her father, Dhondiram Bhonsle — a schoolteacher — became very angry. In a fit of rage, he beat Sadhna badly with a stick. She was badly hurt, especially on her head, and was taken to Ushakal Hospital in Sangli. Sadly, she died before doctors could start treatment. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Thon Cau Thon: Unsold Furniture Liquidation 2024 (Prices May Surprise You) Unsold Furniture | Search Ads Learn More Undo Her mother filed a complaint with the police on June 22, saying that her husband had beaten their daughter because of the low marks, which led to her death. The father has been arrested and is in police custody till June 24. Police said the case is still being investigated.
