NEET Row: SC Extends Time For Medical Admissions Counseling In Madhya Pradesh By 3 Days [Read Order] | Live Law

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SC Permits Peaceful Protests In Tamil Nadu Against NEET, But Warns Against Disruption Of Normal Life [Read Order] | Live Law

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BANK MANAGER LOSES RS 98,000 IN 20 MINS

Ahmedabad Mirror | Updated: Aug 17, 2017, 02.00 AM IST

]The complainant got her card blocked after she got 10 text messages about 10 online transactions in a span of 20 minutes

Asenior bank manager of a nationalised bank was robbed of Rs 98,000 through a series of online transactions on August 6. A complaint was registered with the Cyber Cell division of Ahmedabad Crime Branch on August 14 and the investigation is underway. According to the police, Vanlila Parmar, a senior manager at Dilli Chakla branch of Bank of Baroda (BOB), has a joint account with her son Shivang Parmar, who is pursuing medicine in Ukraine. Shivang returned home on June 10 and since then he is in India.

Transactions made on August 6

OnAugust 6, Vanlila, resident of Himgiri Society in Shahibaug received a series of messages from the bank that at least 10 online transactions were carried out through her debit card between 10.55 am and 11.15 am. However, she was clueless about these transactions till she received the messages. What further confounded her was that the debit card was with her.

‘Debit card details were not shared with anyone’

She immediately informed the Deputy General Manager, Security Officer and IT Officer of BOB over phone and wrote an e-mail to the Digital Banking General Manager and CISO about these fraudulent transactions. She also blocked her debit card. “The debit card details used for online transactions is at home and we have not shared any card details with anybody,” Vanlila’s husband Dr Jayanti Parmar, who is the Deputy Medical Superintendent at Rajasthan Hospital, told the cyber cell cops in the complaint registered on August 14. Police Inspector K G Chaudhary, Cyber cell, told Mirror, “A complaint has been filed and we are investigating the case.”

BLUE WHALE CHALLENGE: GUJARAT YOUTH COMMITS SUICIDE BY JUMPING INTO SABARMATI RIVER IN AHMEDABAD

Ahmedabad Mirror | Updated: Sep 2, 2017, 03.14 PM IST




The Blue Whale Challenge has claimed many lives all over the world and has also affected Indian minds. After a few deaths in the country resulting from playing the game, another young man identified as Ashok from Malan village of Palanpur taluka, Banaskantha district of Gujarat has committed suicide playing the notorious Blue Whale game.

The game has 50 tasks and the final task asks the player to end his/her life. Youth who get hooked to the game are asked to record their death and finish the task. Similar thing happened in Gujarat, when the 20-year-old recorded a video message and a video on his phone before taking his life. The last stage of the game was to jump into the Sabarmati River at Ahmedabad.

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Ashok asked for forgiveness in the video from his loved ones for taking the step.Calling his life 'boring', he said that he was fed up of it. He said in the video that he isn't presurised but he is just fed up with his life, and hence he is ending his life. However, for the last time he stated that he loves his family.

He further stated that he took Rs 46,000 from his home when he left for Mumbai. However, he had to return to Ahmedabad due to heavy rains and would be committing suicide in the city instead. The man further revealed that he was accompanied by a friend to Mumbai and his bag and phone were with him.

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The 20-year-old revealed that to end his life, he had played the Blue Whale Challenge. He also mentioned that he alone was responsible for the suicide and no one else, also begged for forgiveness for hurting anyone unknowingly.

After his family found the video and saw it, police started investigating the case. His dead body was found from Sabarmati River on Friday. He studied till twelveth standard, while his father passed away a few years ago. He is survived by his mother and two sisters. The family is in deep shock after watching the video.

MD DEPUTY DIRECTOR FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST HOUSEHELP FOR CLAIMING TO BE A BRAHMIN
Mumbai Mirror | Updated: Sep 8, 2017, 07.50 PM IST



In an incident that shows how casteism is entrenched in our psyches a top scientist and official in the Indian Meteorological Department has filed a police case against her househelp claiming that the latter lied that she was a Brahmin to work in her home.

Megha Khole, a Deputy Director (Weather Forecasting) of the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Pune on Thursday approached the Sinhagadroad police station with a peculiar complaint. According to Khole (Brahmin) her househelp had wrongly claimed that she was a Brahmin and worked in her home fraudulently for a year.

ET has got a copy of her police complaint, in which Khole claims that she wanted a Brahmin woman to work in their home for cooking food during Ganesh festival and during the Shradh (memorial) service for her parents. According to Khole she was approached by one woman who identified her as Nirmala Kulkarni and claimed that she was a Brahmin, following verification where in Khole went to Nirmala's home, Khole hired her.

According to Khole, Nirmala was called a number of times in their home for religious functions and for the Shradh service for her parents. However this year she came to know from her priest that Nirmala was not a Brahmin. Khole then went to Nirmala's home to confront her where the latter admitted that she was not a Brahmin and her real name was Nirmala Yadav.

Sources said that the Pune police were hesitant to file a police complaint however after the Weather department official claimed that during her confrontation with Nirmala the latter abused her and also came to physically assault her.

Khole claims in her complaint that her religious feelings have been hurt by Nirmala's lies and hence she wanted to file a case against her. The Pune police have filed a case under IPC section 419 for impersonation and section 352 for assault or use of criminal force and section 504 for insulting a person with an intent to provoke breach of peace.