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Maid abducts toddler, held

The Delhi police has rescued a three-year-old boy who was kidnapped by a domestic help from Adarsh Nagar area of northwest Delhi on Sunday.
The police said the accused maid, identified as Rizwana Khatun, took the child to a market near his house in Adarsh Nagar at around 9.40 pm on Sunday night on the pretext of buying ice-cream and later escaped with the toddler.

Man kills lover, her mom, ends life

A 32-year-old man stabbed a 40-year-old woman to death and then set himself and the woman’s daughter, his love interest, ablaze at their residence in Jaitpur, southeast Delhi, on Monday and later succumbed.

Panel will fast-track Lokpal bill process

With civil society representatives submitting two documents to the government outlining “principles and objects” for the proposed law at the second meeting of the joint Lokpal Bill drafting committee on Monday, the members decided to fast-track the process of preparing a strong anti-graft bill and agreed to meet again on May 7, 23 and 30 to discuss the matter further.

Laden killing to hasten US Afghan withdrawal?

The core American response to the killing of Osama bin Laden inside Pakistan is captured in a sentence of President Barack Obama, “Justice has been done”.
As for the Indian reaction to a historical turn of events, which occurred in our region, and whose implications should have a bearing on our foreign policy thinking, there is only guess-work to go by. Only unexceptionable generalities have been offered at the official level by the external affairs minister and the Union home minister.

Kerala terror groups slip into dim mood

Jihadi groups in Kerala slipped into a gloomy mood after TV channels flashed the news of the killing of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden on Monday morning.
Many former Simi leaders, who are now working in other organisations, have refused to react to the news.

‘Right time to seek Dawood deportation’

With the killing of Osama Bin Laden, the Mumbai police feels it is the apt time to ask the US to put pressure on Pakistan to hand over India’s most wanted fugitive Dawood Ibrahim, named a global terrorist by the US itself.

J&K on high alert, awaits Pak reaction

Jammu and Kashmir was put on high alert on Monday with the police, paramilitary forces and Army troops in a state of alacrity to meet possible violent reaction to the killing of Osama bin Laden by the US forces in Pakistan.

Did Pawan Hans violate DGCA rules?

Top government aviation sources said on Monday that the state-run Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd. appears to be guilty of violation of standard operating procedure by operating a single-engine copter to ferry the Arunachal Pradesh chief minister, a VIP. Sources said single-engine copters should not be used to ferry VIPs, as per the DGCA rules.

CM copter still missing, search ops intensified

The inclement weather condition on Monday, the third consecutive day, forced the Indian Air Force to abandon its aerial search mission to trace the missing helicopter carrying Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Dorjee Khandu.

HC fixes June 1 to take Tiwari sample

The Delhi high court on Monday issued notice to the chief medical officer (CMO) of its dispensary to spare a doctor to collect the blood samples of veteran Congress leader Narayan Dutt Tiwari in connection with a paternity suit filed by a 31-year-old city-based lawyer, Rohit Shekhar.

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