Новости за 11.04.2024

Allegedly drunk driver caused a fatal accident near Kanina Women's College, resulting in six student deaths and 21 injuries. Driver arrested, school officials involved. PM Modi and Prez Murmu offered condolences on X.

Dbrand faced backlash for disrespectfully responding to an Indian customer's complaint about a MacBook skin. They later issued a $10,000 apology to the customer, Bhuwan Chitransh, after being criticized for their behavior on social media.

Twelve Maoists surrendered to security forces in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district, including Misir Besra with a Rs one crore bounty. The surrender in Saranda and Kolhan areas marks a significant development in the region known for left-wing extremism.

Five people lost their lives and two were injured in separate road accidents in Korba district. Three men died in a collision with a coal-laden truck, sparking public outrage. Another fatality occurred in a collision involving a sand-carrying tractor, and a third in a motorcycle-truck collision at a toll plaza.

After fasting in Ramzan, Muslims at Jama Masjid, Field Ganj offered Eid-ul-Fitr prayers. Attendees protested against Israel, condemning terrorists and hooliganism, urging help for homeless Palestinians.

Sumit Kumar Singh from Rourkela ran 68.04 km on a manual treadmill in 12 hours, setting a Guinness world record. He aims to promote fitness and mental health awareness, representing India in international races.

Lobin Hembrom chooses to contest independently in Rajmahal against JMM's candidate due to dissatisfaction. Vijay Kumar Hansdak faces criticism for being unpopular. JMM overlooks Basant Soren despite discontent among Udhwa and Congress members.

Bhubaneswar police order Odisha's SSB to remove tattoos in 15 days. Ban enforced due to professionalism concerns. Legal experts criticize the directive. Army's tattoo policy contrasted. Retired officer deems tattoos unsuitable for cops.