चर्चाओं के बीच प्रदेश के कैबिनेट मंत्री खजान दास के बेटे की शादी राजाजी टाइगर रिजर्व के मां सुरेश्वरी देवी मंदिर में हुई, लेकिन शादी के लिए रिजर्व फॉरेस्ट ले जाए गए सामान की फोटो-वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो गई.
jeff bezos And Lauren Sanchez Bezos has pledged $34 million through the Earth Fund to accelerate the development of sustainable textiles. The funding focuses on alternatives to traditional materials like polyester and viscose, which are largely derived from fossil fuels. By supporting research into biodegradable and plastic-free fibres, the initiative aims to reduce the environmental footprint of the fashion industry. What started as conservation-focused philanthropy is now expanding into material innovation, targeting one of the most resource-intensive sectors of the global economy.
Since launching in 2020 with a $10 billion climate pledge, the Bezos Earth Fund has primarily supported conservation, climate science, and environmental protection projects. This investment signals a shift toward industrial transformation, particularly in fashion, where materials account for a significant share of emissions and environmental damage.Textile production depends largely on synthetic fibers such as polyester, which are made from petroleum. These materials are sustainable and affordable, but also non-biodegradable and contribute to microplastic pollution. By funding alternatives, the Earth Fund is targeting the root of the industry’s environmental impact.The grants will be awarded to leading research institutions working on next-generation textiles, including Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley, Clemson University and organizations affiliated with the Cotton Foundation. Researchers are exploring ways to produce fiber using bacteria, agricultural waste and other bio-based inputs. Some projects aim to create materials that mimic the properties of silk or cotton while reducing reliance on fossil fuels and water-intensive processes. The goal is to develop fabrics that are high-performing and environmentally sustainable, with plastic-free alternatives being a key objective rather than a guaranteed outcome.
The fashion industry is one of the largest contributors to global emissions and waste, a significant portion of which comes from the production of raw materials. Synthetic fabrics release microplastics during use and washing, while natural fibers like cotton require large amounts of water and land.Efforts to improve sustainability have traditionally focused on recycling and supply chain efficiency, but there is growing recognition that changing materials can have a greater long-term impact.
Despite rapid innovation, scaling up sustainable textiles remains difficult. Many of the materials being developed are still expensive to produce and have not yet reached commercial scale. Startups in this sector often face a lack of funding, and adoption by major fashion brands can be slow due to cost and supply chain limitations.Even when alternatives are available, the industry continues to rely on established materials because they are cheaper and easier to obtain, creating a gap between innovation and widespread adoption.
While the Bezos Earth Fund operates independently, Jeff Bezos remains the founder and executive chairman of Amazon, one of the world’s largest apparel retailers. The company has faced criticism over emissions associated with manufacturing and logistics, raising questions about the broader impact of corporate-led climate initiatives.Environmental groups and lawmakers have pointed to the investigation alleging that Amazon warehouses contain large amounts of unsold or returned goods marked for destruction. According to a 2021 ITV News investigation, millions of new or lightly used items were reportedly discarded, with one UK facility marking more than 120,000 items for destruction in a single week. Amazon has said it is working to reduce product disposal and prioritize resale, donation and recycling.Some sustainability advocates argue that simply improving materials cannot fully solve fashion’s environmental challenges, instead pointing to overproduction and consumer demand as key drivers of the industry’s footprint.The fund expects some of the supported innovations to begin reaching the market within the estimated three to five years, although the timeline remains uncertain. Transforming a global industry built on cheap, fossil fuel-based materials will take time.For now, this investment represents a step toward rethinking what clothes are made of, which has the potential to reshape fashion at its most basic level.
New Delhi: Amid rising temperatures and heat wave situation intensifying, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday directed officials to strictly implement the Heat Wave Action Plan 2026 on the ground. Highlighting the increasing severity of heat conditions, the Chief Minister pointed to a worrying trend: Delhi has seen temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius for almost 40 consecutive days in the last two to three years. This year, the government has conducted a detailed scientific assessment of the entire city using satellite data to identify high-risk areas. Among the most sensitive areas is Ayanagar in South Delhi, where earlier the temperature was recorded up to 45.5 degrees Celsius. Extreme highs are also observed in Najafgarh (43.7 °C in 2025) and Safdarjung (46.8 °C in 2023). Other emerging thermal hotspots include Wazirpur, Jahangirpuri, Khayala, Shastri Park, Vishwas Nagar, Harkesh Nagar, Hari Nagar and Delhi Gate. Additionally, densely populated areas like Savda, Mubarakpur Dabas, Bhalswa, Nand Nagari, Gokulpuri and Bakkarwala are experiencing a pronounced ‘heat island’ effect. Special safety measures have been prepared for these areas, including increasing ORS stocks at health centres, deployment of rapid response teams and additional water tankers. In a notable directive, the Chief Minister asked departments, especially DDA, Education Department and Delhi Jal Board, to ensure water and shade not only for people but also for animals and birds. Water containers for birds and dedicated watering points for stray animals are being set up in parks, bus depots and school campuses. According to the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), for the safety of school children, if necessary, the government may administer ORS solution to them before leaving them for school, to reduce the risk of dehydration during their commute. For construction workers, strict measures will be implemented during peak summer hours. During extreme summer conditions outdoor work may be stopped between 12 noon and 3 pm. The workers will also be provided with drinking water, caps and towels for protection from the sun. First aid kits and ice packs will be made available at workplaces if needed. Delhi is also moving towards ‘Cool Roof Policy 2026’. Reflective coating has already been installed on approximately 28,674 square feet at Kashmere Gate ISBT, which will help in reducing indoor temperatures. To deal with the heat, high-pressure misting systems will be installed at bus stops, while anti-smog guns will be used to cool dense areas. The health department has put more than 339 health centers on alert in all 13 districts. More than 30 hospitals have set up dedicated five-bed ‘cool rooms’ for heatwave patients. Residents can seek help through 24×7 helpline numbers 1077, 1070 or 112. Additionally, 39 rapid response teams and trained ASHA workers are on standby. Arrangements for cold drinking water and ORS will be made at busy public places including bus stops and terminals. Reiterating the government’s firm commitment towards electricity supply, Chief Minister Gupta said that the demand for electricity in the capital can create a new record in the summer season this year. It is estimated that Delhi’s maximum power demand this season will cross the 9,000 MW mark, which is much higher than last year’s maximum demand of 8,442 MW. In light of this huge demand, we have issued strict instructions to the power distribution companies, making it clear that any cut in supply will not be tolerated. According to the Chief Minister, a special priority protocol has been implemented to ensure uninterrupted 24×7 power supply to critical facilities like hospitals, water treatment plants (WTP) and mobile towers. Power companies have also been directed to keep additional quick response teams and mobile transformers on standby to address issues related to transformers and technical breakdowns, thereby ensuring that supply can be restored immediately in case of any emergency.
लखनऊ समाचार: उत्तर प्रदेश की राजधानी लखनऊ के कैसरबाग इलाके में शनिवार देर रात एक दर्दनाक सड़क हादसा हुआ, जिसने हर किसी को झकझोर कर रख दिया। बर्लिंगटन चौराहे के पास तेज रफ्तार और अनियंत्रित फॉर्च्यूनर कार ने ऐसा कहर बरपाया कि स्कूटर सवार एक युवक की मौके पर ही मौत हो गई, जबकि फुटपाथ पर सो रहे दो मजदूर गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए। हादसे के बाद इलाके में अफरा-तफरी मच गई और लोगों में गुस्सा भी देखा गया. यह घटना एक बार फिर शहर में बढ़ती रफ्तार और लापरवाही पर बड़ा सवाल खड़ा कर रही है.
तेज रफ्तार कार ने जोरदार टक्कर मार दी
प्रत्यक्षदर्शियों के मुताबिक, आलमबाग निवासी सुनील उर्फ सोनू (45) अपनी एक्टिवा स्कूटी से घर लौट रहे थे। तभी पीछे से आ रही तेज रफ्तार सफेद फॉर्च्यूनर कार ने उन्हें जोरदार टक्कर मार दी। टक्कर इतनी भयानक थी कि सुनील कई फीट उछलकर दूर जा गिरा और उसकी मौके पर ही मौत हो गई।
फुटपाथ पर चढ़ी कार, मजदूर भी बने शिकार
स्कूटर सवार को टक्कर मारने के बाद भी कार की रफ्तार कम नहीं हुई. अनियंत्रित कार सीधे सड़क किनारे फुटपाथ पर जा गिरी। वहां सो रहे दो मजदूर इसकी चपेट में आ गये. दोनों गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए और उनकी हालत गंभीर बताई जा रही है. हादसे के बाद मौके पर चीख-पुकार मच गई और लोग तुरंत मदद के लिए दौड़ पड़े।
पुलिस ने चालक को हिरासत में ले लिया
घटना की जानकारी मिलते ही कैसरबाग थाना पुलिस मौके पर पहुंच गई। पुलिस ने आरोपी ड्राइवर को हिरासत में ले लिया है और गाड़ी जब्त कर ली गई है. पुलिस अब इस बात की जांच कर रही है कि ड्राइवर नशे में था या गाड़ी चलाते समय उसे झपकी आ गई थी।
मृतक की पहचान और घायलों की स्थिति
पुलिस के मुताबिक, मृतक की पहचान सुनील उर्फ सोनू (निवासी आलमबाग) के रूप में हुई है। हादसे में घायल दोनों मजदूरों का इलाज चल रहा है और उनकी हालत गंभीर बनी हुई है.
कब लगेगी रफ्तार पर लगाम?
बर्लिंगटन जैसे व्यस्त चौराहे पर ऐसी घटना ने कई सवाल खड़े कर दिए हैं. एक तरफ जहां एक परिवार ने अपने सदस्य को खो दिया, वहीं दूसरी तरफ गरीब मजदूर भी इस हादसे का शिकार हो गये. इस घटना से साफ पता चलता है कि तेज रफ्तार और लापरवाही कितनी खतरनाक हो सकती है.
Patrick McEnroe is facing severe criticism after his recent comments about international players in American college tennis. The former American tennis player and former head of USTA Player Development said he believes there should be a limit on how many international players can compete in NCAA tennis. His statement sparked online debate among tennis fans. Many agreed that American college programs should help develop local players, but many fans felt that McEnroe was not the right person to lead that conversation. On Reddit, users brought up his previous controversy involving Taylor Townsend in 2012, when he was denied USTA endorsement despite being one of the top junior players in the country. At the time, Townsend was only 16 years old. McEnroe and USTA officials said that concerns about his fitness influenced the decision. Her family covered her travel expenses and she later won the junior doubles title at the 2012 US Open. This incident was widely criticized and many fans still remember it today.
during one of their episodes holding court Podcast, Patrick McEnroe talks about the increasing number of international players in NCAA Division I tennis. He said the numbers show a serious issue for the future of American tennis and argued that colleges should do more to support domestic players.“Division I tennis is now the most internationalized major sport in college athletics, with 64% international participation on the men’s side and 61% on the women’s side,” he said.He then added, “I think the time has come for the NCAA, for conferences, even for lawmakers if necessary, to put a limit on the number of international players in American college tennis. There should be a real rule that says American universities also have a responsibility to develop American players. If we don’t do it, who will?”His comments did not sit well with many fans. One Reddit user criticized him harshly and wrote, “Yes, we need to develop young American tennis players. Like repeatedly calling 15 year olds fat in public. Seriously, why would anyone care about his opinion when Patrick McEnroe was so bad at developing young players at the USTA that he got fired, and his main legacy is to publicly bully a literal child.Another fan called it ironic, stating that many of the coaches at McEnroe Academy in New York are former international college players. The user wrote, “Ironically, almost every single teaching professional at his and John’s academy on Randall’s Island in NYC is a former college tennis player who is not from the US. Barely any US citizens teach there.”Players like Ben Shelton, Danielle Collins, and Emma Navarro came from college tennis before becoming successful professionals, which is why the debate around NCAA tennis remains important.
Kash Patel is checking his phone
FBI Director Kash Patel Security forces evacuated guests amid fears of gunfire near a high-profile Washington dinner attended by US President Donald Trump, who is facing criticism after he was filmed scrolling on his phone.The incident occurred Saturday night outside the Washington Hilton, where the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner was being held. As Secret Service agents moved in to secure the area and evacuate attendees, Patel was seen relaxed in a clip going viral on social media, first talking on his phone and then scrolling through it.
The footage sparked a wave of backlash online, with critics questioning his conduct at the moment of crisis. Some viewers claimed that the FBI chief showed “no sense of urgency”.“FBI Director Kash Patel was seen on his phone after the event, wandering around outside the venue looking like a random WHCD attendee trying to figure out how to get an Uber,” said leftist media outlet MeidasTouch, which shared the video clip.Another user replied, “It’s clear this idiot has no idea what he’s doing, no wonder Trump is going to fire him.”There was criticism after details about the shooting emerged. Authorities say the suspect, 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen, who was a guest at the hotel, approached a security checkpoint armed with a shotgun, handgun and a knife. He exchanged fire with officers before being subdued.Eyewitnesses described chaotic scenes. CNN’s Wolf Blitzer said he saw the suspect fire several shots using a “very serious” weapon, while BBC correspondent Gary O’Donoghue said security at the venue was “not particularly heavy”.Despite the breach, security personnel prevented the attacker from entering the main ballroom where the President and other senior figures were present.Trump praised the Secret Service’s response, saying that agents acted “bravely” and that he and Vice President J.D. Vance were quickly evacuated to safety. “I can’t imagine there is any profession that is more dangerous,” he told reporters hours later.However, Patel struck a different tone later that evening, publicly praising Trump during remarks after returning to the White House.“Mr. President, you motivate them 24/7, 365,” Patel said.His comments come amid growing speculation about his future in office. Politico’s report this week suggested Patel could be the next senior official to leave the administration, with a source saying, “It’s only a matter of time.”The investigation surrounding Patel extends beyond the weekend incident. He is currently facing multiple charges, including claims of misconduct, excessive alcohol consumption during work hours, and misuse of FBI resources. One report alleged that he used a Bureau plane to attend the Milan Winter Olympics, a trip that cost taxpayers up to $75,000.Controversy escalated following claims that he had attendance problems while on duty and was “apparently known to drink alcohol to the point of intoxication”. Patel has denied the allegations and has filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic, calling its reporting a “hit piece” full of “lies.”
Is there any solution to Delhi pollution?
Delhi, the heart of India, is fast turning into a city where one cannot breathe. As pollution levels continue to rise – with the AQI touching 226 (poor) – the Air Quality Management Commission has once again triggered Stage-I GRAP, indicating “adverse meteorological conditions”. It is a familiar script – a script from which capital seems unable to escape.This has now become a routine. Air quality deteriorates, GRAP guidelines are implemented, quality improves, guidelines are canceled and then pollution increases again.The city has seen unique pollution control measures: odd-even policy, 24/7 online OCEMS monitoring, mechanical sweeping/sprinkles, and strict enforcement of GRAP phases, among others.However, these measures prove to be mere precautions to curb the extremes, not solutions.But is there any solution to Delhi’s pollution? Or are the suffocating lungs the new, permanent identity of the capital?It makes sense to discuss the answer to that question only when we understand the exact causes of Delhi’s pollution – and no, it’s not just vehicles.
The situation of Delhi is actually a geographical trap. Unlike coastal cities, where sea breezes help disperse pollutants, Delhi is surrounded by the Indo-Gangetic plain.
Cities like Mumbai or Chennai regularly experience sea breezes that help disperse pollutants. Not Delhi. Instead, it lies in a basin-like area bordering the Himalayas to the north. This topography restricts the movement of air masses, especially during the winter months.During the winter months, especially from October to February, a combination of low wind speeds and a phenomenon known as “temperature inversion” creates a blanket over the city.
One of the most important phenomena behind increased pollution in winter in Delhi is temperature inversion, often called thermal inversion. Under normal conditions, air temperature decreases with altitude. Warm air near the surface rises, carrying pollutants upward where they disperse. This process is known as vertical mixing.However, the situation reverses during winter:
As a result, emissions from vehicles, industries, and other sources accumulate instead of being dispersed. According to research from the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), specifically their study on “Seasonal variability of air pollution in North India”, these stable atmospheric conditions are the primary driver of winter pollution spikes, even when emissions remain relatively stable. Additionally, lower wind speeds during winter reduce horizontal dispersion, making pollution levels even worse.
Public discussion often reduces Delhi’s pollution problem to a single factor, most commonly stubble burning.While crop residue burning plays a significant role, especially in October and November, scientific evidence suggests that pollution is the result of multiple overlapping sources. A comprehensive understanding comes from CAQM, which released the “Integrated Emissions Inventory and Source Apportionment Study for Delhi-NCR” (2023-2024).
The study consolidates findings from institutes like IIT Kanpur, TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), and SAFAR (System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research).
According to the CAQM Integrated Source Apportionment Study and IIT Kanpur Emission Inventory report, secondary particles are not emitted directly. Instead, they are formed in the atmosphere through chemical reactions involving gases such as nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO₂), and ammonia (NH₃).These gases are released by vehicles, industries, thermal power plants and agricultural activities. When these gases react with sunlight and atmospheric conditions, they form fine particulate matter (PM2.5).
These particles are particularly dangerous because they are small enough to enter the bloodstream through the lungs.
Next comes vehicular emissions, which is one of the largest direct contributors to pollution. Diesel vehicles emit high levels of NOx and particulate matter, while congestion increases emissions per kilometer.According to TERI data, “Air Pollution in Delhi: Sources and Mitigation Strategies” (2022) and real-time tracking by SAFAR, older vehicles contribute disproportionately to the total load.
The main culprit making headlines every year is stubble burning. This also includes burning of crop residues Punjab and Haryana, domestic solid fuel use, and open burning of garbage. While stubble burning is seasonal, its impact increases during thermal inversion conditions.
Dust is one of the most underestimated contributors. This includes dust blown onto roads due to vehicular movement, construction activities and bare soil.
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and the National Air Quality Monitoring Program say that dust particles are often larger (PM10), but they can break into finer particles and remain suspended in dry conditions. The data further said, industries in Delhi-NCR, including brick kilns, small-scale manufacturing units and power plants, release significant amounts of SO₂, NOx and particulate matter.
Other sources also include waste burning, diesel generators, cremation emissions, and airport operations.
The Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) is Delhi’s primary emergency response system. It comprises a set of measures introduced based on Air Quality Index (AQI) categories ranging from Stage I (poor) to Stage IV (severe plus). Measures include halting construction, banning diesel generators, introducing an odd-even vehicle scheme and closing schools.
Despite its necessity, GRAP is often criticized for being reactive rather than preventive. The policy assessment by CEEW titled “Evaluation of Emergency Air Pollution Measures in Delhi-NCR” to 2025 highlights three key limitations:Despite its necessity, GRAP is often criticized for being reactive rather than preventive. The policy assessment by CEEW titled “Evaluation of Emergency Air Pollution Measures in Delhi-NCR” to 2025 highlights three key limitations:
In short, GRAP treats the symptoms of the crisis, not its underlying causes. As long as baseline pollution remains high, the city will be one season away from an emergency.
The solution lies in reducing baseline emissions year-round, not just during the peak of winter. Scientific and policy frameworks suggest a multi-pronged approach:
According to NITI Aayog’s “India Electric Mobility Transformation Report” (2023), it is important to expand electric vehicles (EVs) and strengthen public transport. The 23% contribution of the transport sector can be significantly reduced by phasing out old diesel vehicles and improving the “last-mile connectivity” of Delhi Metro.
Data from the TERI Industrial Emissions Transition Study shows that a shift to cleaner fuels such as natural gas and electricity is necessary. This includes shifting of highly polluting units and imposing strict emission norms for brick kilns and power plants.
The CPCB guidelines on construction and demolition waste management (updated 2023) emphasize mechanized road cleaning and dust suppression systems. Given that summer contributes up to 27% of PM2.5 dust, year-round compliance at construction sites cannot be compromised.
Since secondary particulates are formed from gases, controlling them requires agricultural reforms to reduce NOx and SO₂ emissions through better fuel standards (BS-VI compliance) and reducing ammonia emissions from fertilizers and livestock.
Delhi’s pollution is not limited to its borders. CAQM Regional Action Framework Report emphasizes the need for interstate cooperation between Punjab, Haryana. Uttar PradeshAnd Delhi. This includes coordinated crop management policies and shared enforcement mechanisms to address the airshed as a unit.
Evidence suggests that improvement is possible. During the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, Delhi saw a dramatic reduction in pollution levels. This unexpected experiment revealed that pollution is largely human-induced and that rapid improvements are possible if emissions are cut. However, such extreme situations are not a permanent solution. The real challenge lies in balancing economic growth and urban expansion with environmental sustainability.The CAQM report (2023-2024) states that while annual average levels of PM2.5 have declined since 2016, the trendline has remained almost flat since 2019. This stagnation suggests that current policies have reached their limits of effectiveness and new, more aggressive structural reforms are needed.
Delhi’s pollution crisis is not an inevitable act of nature. This is the result of a combination of geographical constraints, meteorological conditions, diverse emissions sources and policy limitations. The city’s current approach focuses on “curbing the extremes”, but the real solution lies in “reducing the bottom line”.Unless emissions in the transportation, industrial, and agricultural sectors are systematically reduced through year-round enforcement, GRAP will continue to act as a temporary bandaid rather than a cure. Delhi can breathe again, but only if the policy shifts from reactive emergency measures to sustained structural reforms. This requires political will, scientific planning, and large-scale public involvement that goes far beyond seasonal alarm. The question is no longer whether a solution exists – the question is whether the city is committed to the long-term changes needed to implement it.
देहरादून के बसंत बिहार थाना क्षेत्र में रविवार को पुलिस चेकिंग के दौरान संदिग्ध स्कूटी सवार बदमाशों से मुठभेड़ हो गई. पुलिस की जवाबी कार्रवाई में एक बदमाश घायल हो गया, जबकि उसके साथी को मौके से ही गिरफ्तार कर लिया गया.
पुलिस के मुताबिक 26 अप्रैल 2026 को बसंत बिहार थाना पुलिस हरबंसवाला बैरियर पर नियमित चेकिंग अभियान चला रही थी. इसी दौरान बिना नंबर प्लेट की नीले रंग की स्कूटर पर सवार दो संदिग्धों को रोकने का प्रयास किया गया। लेकिन दोनों युवक बैरियर तोड़कर टी-स्टेट की ओर भाग गए।
पुलिस टीम ने तत्परता दिखाते हुए उनका पीछा किया. इसी दौरान एक आरोपी ने पुलिस टीम पर जानलेवा फायरिंग कर दी. जवाबी कार्रवाई में पुलिस ने भी फायरिंग की, जिसमें एक बदमाश को गोली लग गई. घायल बदमाश को तुरंत अस्पताल भेजा गया, जबकि दूसरे आरोपी को पुलिस ने मौके से पकड़ लिया.
घायल आरोपी की पहचान अब्दुल्ला (37) निवासी सहारनपुर के रूप में हुई है, जबकि गिरफ्तार आरोपी शाहनवाज सलमानी (33) वर्तमान में देहरादून के सहसपुर इलाके में रह रहा था. तलाशी के दौरान दोनों के पास से एक अवैध 315 बोर पिस्तौल, एक चला हुआ कारतूस और तीन जिंदा कारतूस बरामद हुए। घटना में प्रयुक्त नीला स्कूटर भी पुलिस ने जब्त कर लिया है.
पुलिस ने दोनों आरोपियों के खिलाफ हत्या के प्रयास समेत गंभीर धाराओं में मामला दर्ज कर आगे की जांच शुरू कर दी है. वरिष्ठ अधिकारियों के मुताबिक आरोपियों का आपराधिक इतिहास भी खंगाला जा रहा है.
Social media is engulfed in controversies after the revelation of fraud scam involving the actress. Ashu ReddyKnown for her role in ‘Chal Mohan Ranga’. Social media users spread this information quickly, and the media is on alert for any further developments. Reports suggest that a case has been registered against the actress and her relatives at the Hyderabad City Central Crime Station (CCS).Ashu Reddy reacts with stern social media warningResponding to the ongoing debate, Ashu Reddy clarified on social media that the information being spread is false and misleading. He also said that those who spread misinformation without checking will face serious legal action. In such a situation, the eyes of many people are fixed on the statement of Ashu Reddy.Allegations explainedAccording to the complaint, YV Dharmendra, a London-based software engineer, alleged that he met Ashu Reddy in 2018 and got into a relationship with him, Deccan Chronicle reported. She claims he promised to marry her and, over time, took the money for various financial needs, reports Deccan Chronicle. The complaint states that around Rs 9.35 crore, including gold and other property, was given to him. It is also alleged that some properties and valuables were purchased and registered in his name.Police complaint and ongoing investigationThe complainant’s family further alleged that despite repeated discussions about marriage, the promise was not kept. According to the advertisement, a case has been registered and the police has also started investigation. Police will also be looking into the bank deposits as well as any other evidence that comes to light during the investigation.
Disclaimer: The details given in this report are based on the official police complaint filed here Hyderabad Central Crime Station and public statements made by the parties involved by April 2026. This article does not claim the veracity of the allegations. Under Indian law, a person is considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The investigation is currently ongoing and readers are advised to wait for an official update from the authorities.
गोरखपुर समाचार: उत्तर प्रदेश के गोरखपुर जिले के गगहा थाना क्षेत्र में शनिवार शाम बेहद चौंकाने वाली घटना सामने आई। तेज रफ्तार बोलेरो सवार बदमाशों ने पहले एक महिला को टक्कर मारी और फिर उसकी गोद से डेढ़ साल के मासूम बच्चे को उठाकर भाग गए। इस घटना के बाद पूरे इलाके में दहशत फैल गई. हालांकि, राहत की बात यह है कि पुलिस ने तुरंत कार्रवाई करते हुए महज 45 मिनट के अंदर बच्चे को सकुशल बरामद कर लिया. इस त्वरित कार्रवाई की हर तरफ चर्चा हो रही है.
दवा लेकर लौट रही मां पर अचानक हमला हो गया
जानकारी के अनुसार, गजपुर बाजार निवासी राम आशीष यादव की पत्नी सुमन अपने डेढ़ साल के बेटे को दवा दिलाने चौराहे पर गयी थी. दवा लेकर घर लौटते समय घर के पास पीछे से तेज रफ्तार बोलेरो ने टक्कर मार दी। टक्कर लगते ही महिला सड़क पर गिर पड़ी। इसी बीच कार सवार बदमाशों ने मौके का फायदा उठाकर बच्चे को उठाया और तेजी से भाग निकले.
सीसीटीवी से मिला सुराग, गाड़ी की हुई पहचान
घटना की जानकारी मिलते ही पुलिस तुरंत सक्रिय हो गई. सबसे पहले आसपास लगे सीसीटीवी कैमरे चेक किए गए। फुटेज में बोलेरो की दिशा और नंबर साफ दिख रहा था। जांच में पता चला कि यह गाड़ी सहजनवा इलाके के रहने वाले रिशु पासवान के नाम पर रजिस्टर्ड है.
45 मिनट में बच्चे को बरामद कर लिया गया
पुलिस ने कंट्रोल रूम को अलर्ट कर पूरे इलाके में चेकिंग अभियान शुरू कर दिया। सौहड़ौरा चौकी के पास नाकाबंदी कर दी गई। पुलिस और ग्रामीणों ने मिलकर बोलेरो को घेर लिया। हालांकि वाहन चालक मौके से भागने में सफल रहा. जब गाड़ी की तलाशी ली गई तो अपहृत बच्चा सुरक्षित हालत में मिल गया.
महिला घायल, दो संदिग्ध हिरासत में
बच्चे को तुरंत डॉक्टर के पास ले जाया गया, जहां उसे मामूली चोटों के कारण सुरक्षित घोषित कर दिया गया। घायल महिला का जिला अस्पताल में इलाज चल रहा है. पुलिस ने बोलेरो को कब्जे में ले लिया है और दो संदिग्धों को हिरासत में लिया है और उनसे पूछताछ जारी है.
फरार चालक की तलाश जारी है
इस मामले में एसपी साउथ दिनेश कुमार पुरी ने बताया कि घटना की हर पहलू से जांच की जा रही है. फरार ड्राइवर की तलाश जारी है और उसे जल्द ही पकड़ लिया जाएगा.
