Latest news with #Unit3
Time of India
24-06-2025
- Time of India
MD-addicted duo held for knifepoint robbery
Nagpur: Two historysheeters, addicted to the narcotic Mephedrone (MD), were arrested by crime branch Unit 3 for a daring robbery at knife-point. The incident occurred at 11.40pm on June 22, when complainant Ramesh Devangan, 34, and his friend Sachin Rathod, 37, were accosted near Gangajamuna, the city's red-light area, on the road to Balaji Mandir. You Can Also Check: Nagpur AQI | Weather in Nagpur | Bank Holidays in Nagpur | Public Holidays in Nagpur The two assailants on an Activa, identified as Himanshu Chinchulkar, 25, and Faizan Sheikh, 24, threatened Devangan with a knife, accusing him of supplying ganja, and fled with Rs 6,000. Following Devangan's complaint, a case was registered under Sections 309(4) and 3(5) of the BNS at Lakadganj Police Station. Swift action by the police, including technical investigation, led to the identification and arrest of the accused by the crime branch team comprising senior inspector Anil Takshande under DCP Raoul Maknikar. The duo confessed to the crime, driven by their addiction to MD. The Activa (MH 49 CA 8067), used to commit the crime and valued at Rs 1,00,000, and Rs 6,000 in cash were seized. Devangan's Hyundai car (MH 49 CL 6463) was also recovered. The accused, residents of Om Nagar and Gangajamuna, have a history of criminal activities fueled by drug addiction. Nagpur: Two historysheeters, addicted to the narcotic Mephedrone (MD), were arrested by crime branch Unit 3 for a daring robbery at knife-point. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo The incident occurred at 11.40pm on June 22, when complainant Ramesh Devangan, 34, and his friend Sachin Rathod, 37, were accosted near Gangajamuna, the city's red-light area, on the road to Balaji Mandir. The two assailants on an Activa, identified as Himanshu Chinchulkar, 25, and Faizan Sheikh, 24, threatened Devangan with a knife, accusing him of supplying ganja, and fled with Rs 6,000. Following Devangan's complaint, a case was registered under Sections 309(4) and 3(5) of the BNS at Lakadganj Police Station. Swift action by the police, including technical investigation, led to the identification and arrest of the accused by the crime branch team comprising senior inspector Anil Takshande under DCP Raoul Maknikar. The duo confessed to the crime, driven by their addiction to MD. The Activa (MH 49 CA 8067), used to commit the crime and valued at Rs 1,00,000, and Rs 6,000 in cash were seized. Devangan's Hyundai car (MH 49 CL 6463) was also recovered. The accused, residents of Om Nagar and Gangajamuna, have a history of criminal activities fueled by drug addiction.
Yahoo
17-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Slovakia near deal with US for Westinghouse to build nuclear reactor, PM Fico says
(Reuters) -Slovakia is close to a deal with Washington that would see U.S. company Westinghouse build a new nuclear reactor in the central European country, Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Tuesday. Slovakia, which currently has five nuclear reactors at two plants, plans to expand its nuclear power capacity in the coming decades to meet growing consumption. The government approved plans last year for a new unit owned by the state and operational by 2040. Fico told a news conference that an agreement between the Slovak and U.S. governments was being prepared and that his government was waiting for the final U.S. position. "As long as this goes through, we can move toward the signing of an intergovernmental agreement that would be aimed at having American company Westinghouse build a new nuclear power unit at the Jaslovske Bohunice nuclear power plant," he said. "It is a huge investment. We are talking about a new unit with output of 1,250 megawatts." He did not say how much the deal would be worth. Slovakia's economy ministry last year estimated costs could run up to 10 billion euros ($11.57 billion). Slovakia's electricity production surpassed its annual consumption in 2023 after Slovenske Elektrarne completed the 472 MW nuclear power Unit 3 at the Mochovce plant. Slovenske Elektrarne is majority owned by Czech energy holding company EPH and the state has a 34% stake. It is now completing another reactor at the same site and also operates two 505 MW units at the Bohunice plant. ($1 = 0.8645 euros) Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
17-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
PUC seeking community input on Xcel Energy Transition Plan
(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is inviting community members to provide comments regarding Xcel Energy's Just Transition Plan. Xcel Energy has filed for PUC approval of its 2024 'Just Transitioning Solicitation' (JTS) Plan; its primary objectives include fulfilling resource adequacy and providing reliable service, continuing the process on emissions and reductions, and delivering a just transition to communities where generation assets are retiring. Xcel Energy's Unit 3 coal-fired facility in Pueblo will retire no later than January 2031, and coal-fired facilities in Craig and Hayden are set to retire in 2027 and 2028. PUC will hold multiple hearings for local community members and other stakeholders to provide comments on the JTS proposal. 'The PUC is hosting these meetings to hear directly the unique needs and perspectives of communities impacted by the retirement of these coal-fired facilities,' said PUC Director Rebecca White. 'Public input is a critical part of the Commission's process to review Xcel Energy's JTS proposal.' The meetings will be held in: Pueblo from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at CSU-Pueblo's Hoag Recital Hall on April 17 Hayden from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Hayden Community Center on May 1 Two virtual meetings will also be held on April 28 and June 5. Individuals can also submit public comments through the Commission's Electronic Filing System, using the Commission's online form, emailing dora_puc_website@ mailing comments to the PUC's office at 1560 Broadway Suite 250, Denver, or calling (303)-869-3469. PUC said they will make no decisions or hold deliberations at the meetings. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
