eznews.inA 20-year-old woman, identified as Yashashree Shinde, was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend, whose whereabouts remain unknown, in Navi Mumbai. Police were alerted around 2 am on Saturday after her body was discovered in bushes near Uran railway station, showing multiple stab wounds and signs of a brutal attack. Shinde, a resident of Uran and employed in Belapur, had been reported missing prior to the discovery. Deputy Commissioner of Police Vivek Pansare stated that initial investigations indicate the murder stemmed from a failed romantic relationship. The boyfriend, who has also disappeared, is considered the primary suspect. In response, authorities have established five teams to locate him and have registered a case of murder. 
Published: Jul 27 2024, 4 pmeznews.inThe Sudarshan S-400 air defence missile system demonstrated significant effectiveness in a recent Indian Air Force exercise, successfully 'shooting down' 80% of a simulated enemy fighter aircraft package while compelling the remainder to abort their missions. Conducted in a designated theatre with real aircraft, the exercise aimed to showcase the full integration of the S-400 system, now named after the legendary Sudarshan chakra of Lord Krishna. The Indian Air Force has fully integrated three squadrons of the system, with two additional squadrons expected by 2026, following an over ₹35,000 crore deal with Russia. The Indian Defence Acquisition Council has also approved the procurement of the Indian Long Range Surface Air Missile System under Project Kusha, enhancing the country's air defence capabilities amid increasing military deployments by China along the Line of Actual Control.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 4 pmeznews.inA disturbing video from Delhi has emerged, capturing a girl being slapped by a builder during a property dispute, leading to her falling from a roof approximately six feet high. The incident, which occurred on July 25 in the Kirari area, has gone viral and prompted police action. Authorities have registered a case against the builder at the Aman Vihar police station, but he remains at large as multiple teams have been deployed to locate and apprehend him. This incident highlights a troubling trend in Delhi, where crimes against women have risen by over 12% in the past year, with official data revealing 14,158 such crimes reported in 2022. The National Crime Records Bureau's statistics indicate a dire situation for women's safety in India, with more than 50 cases recorded every hour.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 4 pmeznews.inThe Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled against providing protection to married individuals seeking live-in relationships, stating that such actions could encourage "wrongdoers" and promote bigamy. Justice Sandeep Moudgil highlighted that these relationships can tarnish family reputations and infringe upon the dignity and honor of parents. The decision arose from petitions by a couple, both of whom are already married, with the woman having divorced her husband. The court emphasized that recognizing their relationship as legitimate would unjustly affect the man's spouse and children. It reiterated the importance of marriage as a socially significant institution that carries moral and legal obligations, asserting that allowing such petitions undermines familial integrity and societal values. The court acknowledged the cultural shift towards modern lifestyles, including live-in arrangements, but maintained that traditional marriage remains a cornerstone of Indian society.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 2 pmeznews.inIn a shocking case from Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, police have detained a 13-year-old boy, along with his mother and two sisters, in connection with the rape and murder of his 9-year-old sister on April 24. Investigations revealed that the boy sexually assaulted his sister after watching pornographic content on his mobile phone. Following the assault, he strangled her when she threatened to inform their father. The family initially misled authorities, claiming the girl died from a poisonous insect bite, but police uncovered inconsistencies in their statements after interrogating over 50 individuals. The victim's body was found in the courtyard of their home, and post-mortem results confirmed evidence of rape and murder. Superintendent of Police Vivek Singh stated that further legal actions are underway against the detained family members as the investigation continues.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 3 pmeznews.inElizabeth Francis, the oldest person in the United States, celebrated her 115th birthday this week, marking a remarkable life that has spanned significant historical events, from World War I to the sinking of the Titanic. Born in 1909 in St Mary Parish, Louisiana, she now resides in Houston with her daughter, enjoying cherished moments watching classic television shows. Francis, who became the nation's oldest person in February after the death of Edie Ceccarelli, attributes her longevity to a simple piece of advice: "Speak your mind and don't hold your tongue." Her family expresses gratitude for her presence, with her granddaughter, Ethel Harrison, noting their delight in celebrating each birthday together. Despite her advanced age, Francis remains optimistic, stating, "I just thank the good Lord that I'm here," as they look forward to more celebrations in the years to come.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 2 pmeznews.inNearly 250,000 children of legal immigrants in the U.S., particularly among Indian-Americans, are facing deportation risks after turning 21 and "aging out" of their temporary dependent status. Known as "documented dreamers," these individuals entered the U.S. with their parents on temporary work visas but lose their eligibility for permanent residency if they do not secure it before reaching this age. Currently, over 1.2 million Indians are in various employment-based green card categories, awaiting approval. Unlike undocumented immigrants, documented dreamers are excluded from protections under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which requires recipients to have no lawful status as of June 15, 2012. The Biden administration has faced criticism for not addressing this issue, with a bipartisan group of lawmakers urging immediate action to protect these individuals amid lengthy green card backlogs.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 2 pmeznews.inWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the Centre of "political discrimination" during a NITI Aayog meeting in Delhi, where she was the sole representative from a non-BJP state, following a boycott by other leaders from the INDIA bloc. After leaving the meeting in protest, Banerjee claimed her microphone was muted, limiting her speaking time to just five minutes, while others spoke for longer. She expressed frustration over the perceived inequity and insisted on addressing grievances related to Bengal's treatment in the Union Budget. However, the Centre refuted her claims, stating that her microphone was not muted and that the time limit was simply reached without any indication. The boycott was initiated by Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister MK Stalin and supported by leaders from Congress-ruled states and other opposition parties, citing unfair treatment in budget allocations.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 1 pmeznews.inBihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar skipped the NITI Aayog meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi today, with his absence raising questions about the reasons behind it. Instead, the state was represented by Deputy Chief Ministers Samrat Choudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha. JD(U) spokesperson Neeraj Kumar noted that this was not the first instance of Kumar missing such meetings, mentioning previous occasions when the state was represented by deputy leadership. He emphasized that four Union ministers from Bihar, who are also members of the Aayog, were present. The ninth governing council meeting focused on the 'Vikshit Bharat@2047' initiative aimed at transforming India into a developed nation. The council, which includes all chief ministers, the Lt Governors of Union territories, and several Union ministers, is chaired by PM Modi.
Published: Jul 27 2024, 1 pmeznews.inA recent video from Manchester Airport showing a young Asian boy being assaulted by police has sparked protests and reignited discussions on systemic racism within British law enforcement. Reports indicate that the violence was provoked after three Greater Manchester police officers were allegedly attacked, resulting in one officer sustaining a broken nose. While one officer has been suspended, the incident has drawn little national outrage, with critics highlighting a double standard in how such events are perceived depending on the nationality of the police involved. Akhmed Yakoob, the boy’s lawyer, condemned the actions as indicative of police brutality against BAME individuals. This incident echoes broader concerns about racism and discrimination in UK institutions, including the Metropolitan Police, which has been criticized for institutional racism in a recent review. Activists argue that despite some legislative progress, a fundamental change in mindset is essential to address these entrenched issues.
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