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Shaifal Sayyed is a talented digital marketer and freelance journalist hailing from Mumbai, India. His journalistic journey began during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in India, where he ventured into the heart of ground stories and covered a myriad of compelling events during the lockdown. Shaifal's knack for unearthing impactful stories led him to cover Covid hospital situations and report from the Dharavi flood relief camp. Notably, he conducted interviews with Red-Light workers, shedding light on their brave struggles amidst the pandemic, risking their lives for food. His coverage videos gained widespread attention, being telecasted on numerous news channels. His written works, along with engaging blogs and videos, can be found on reputable news platforms. Shaifal made headlines for his groundbreaking investigative reporting that exposed the Ola and Uber prostitution scandal during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2021, solidifying his reputation as a journalist of integrity. His talent extended beyond India's borders when he was invited by the Dubai Expo 2020 team to cover the prestigious event as an independent journalist. Shaifal was warmly welcomed by the Dubai team and successfully covered a multitude of events during the Expo.
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Examining Concerns of Caste Discrimination, Poverty, Intolerance, and Mob Lynching Ahead of the 2024 Indian Elections
The article discusses the key issues facing India as it approaches the 2024 general elections, focusing on the performance of the BJP government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It highlights concerns over caste discrimination, poverty, economic disparities, intolerance, suppression of freedom of expression, and the rise in mob lynching incidents. The article suggests that these issues have worsened during the BJP's tenure and could continue if the party wins another term. The government's response to these challenges is critical for India's future, with the upcoming elections set to determine the nation's trajectory in addressing democracy, secularism, and social justice.
Lost Bag in Black and Yellow Taxi, found within few hours.
Mr. Zahid Hussain, a resident of Worli, Mumbai, experienced a stroke of good fortune when a traffic constable, Mr. Sagar Thakur, assisted him in retrieving a lost bag. The bag, forgotten in a taxi, contained valuable items including an office laptop, cash, and important documents. Mr. Thakur, a Railway Traffic Police officer, guided Mr. Hussain to the Nirmal Nagar police station and coordinated with the officers there to recover the bag. Mr. Hussain expressed profound gratitude towards Mr. Thakur and the police officers for their help. The incident highlights the dedication and kindness of certain members of the Mumbai Police and Traffic Police, showcasing their commitment to serving the community.
Lost Bag in Black and Yellow Taxi, found within few hours
Mr. Zahid Hussain, a resident of Mumbai Worli, experienced a stroke of good fortune when he recovered a lost bag with the help of a traffic constable. On May 13th, 2023, while on the way to Bandra Terminus, Mr. Zahid's family accidentally left a bag containing an office laptop, cash, and important documents in a taxi. Realizing the loss, they were assisted by Mr. Sagar Thakur, a Railway Traffic Police officer, who guided them through the process of retrieving the bag. Mr. Zahid expressed his gratitude for the constable's aid in an interview, highlighting the positive outcome of the incident.
Lost Bag in Black and Yellow Taxi, found within few hours
Mr. Zahid Hussain, a resident of Mumbai Worli, experienced a stroke of good fortune when he recovered a lost bag with the help of a traffic constable, Mr. Sagar Thakur. On May 13th, 2023, Mr. Zahid was traveling with his family to Bandra Terminus when they accidentally left a bag containing an office laptop, cash, and important documents in a taxi. Realizing the loss, they were understandably distressed. However, Mr. Thakur, a Railway Traffic Police officer, assisted Mr. Zahid in retrieving the bag. The incident highlights the impact of kind gestures and the importance of helpful individuals in times of distress.
Lost Bag in Black and Yellow Taxi, found within few hours
The article recounts the story of Mr. Zahid Hussain, a resident of Mumbai Worli, who lost a bag containing his office laptop, cash, and important documents in a black and yellow taxi. The incident occurred on May 13th, 2023, while Mr. Zahid was on his way to Bandra Terminus to see off his family. Realizing the loss, Mr. Zahid was assisted by Mr. Sagar Thakur, a Railway Traffic Police officer, who helped him recover the lost bag within a few hours. The article highlights the helpfulness of the traffic constable and the relief experienced by Mr. Zahid upon retrieving his belongings.
Operation 'Muskaan' by Mumbai Police 'Crime Branch'
On May 13th, 2023, Mumbai resident Zahid Hussain was assisted by traffic constable Sagar Thakur in retrieving a lost bag containing an office laptop, cash, and important documents. The bag was forgotten in a taxi on the way to Bandra Terminus. In a separate issue, the Indian government's inconsistent stance on cryptocurrency has led to panic and a significant drop in value, causing distress among Indian investors.
Everything You Need to Know About ChatGPT
The article discusses ChatGPT, an AI language model developed by OpenAI, and its various aspects. It begins with a personal anecdote about how ChatGPT helped the author write a speech, showcasing its ability to generate human-like text. The article provides basic information about ChatGPT, including its purpose, the company behind it, and its potential future applications. It also touches on both the free and paid services offered by OpenAI. The article delves into the technical aspects of ChatGPT, such as its working mechanism, training data, and unique features compared to other AI models. It addresses the impact of ChatGPT on different industries, ethical considerations, and potential limitations and challenges. The author concludes by expressing fascination with the technology and encourages readers to subscribe to their newsletter for more information.
Brakes were applied five seconds before it crashed; Interim report submitted by Mercedes Benz to Palghar police.
The article discusses an interim report submitted by Mercedes Benz to the Palghar police regarding a car crash that resulted in the death of Cyrus Mistry. The report reveals that the car was traveling at 100 Kmph before the crash and hit a divider at 89 Kmph, causing all four airbags to deploy. The journalist reflects on the broader issue of road safety in India, criticizing the lack of action against poor road conditions and contractor negligence that lead to accidents and fatalities. The death of Cyrus Mistry, a prominent figure, is highlighted as an example that has brought attention to these issues, which often go ignored when the victims are less influential. The article calls for accountability and immediate solutions to prevent such tragedies, emphasizing that every life matters.
Brakes were applied five seconds before it crashed: Further details of this interim report will amaze you
The article discusses the details of a car crash involving a vehicle that was initially traveling at a speed of 100 Kmph. Just before the accident, the speed was recorded at 89 Kmph when the car hit the divider on a bridge. The impact resulted in the deployment of all four airbags in the car, with three airbags at the driver's seat and one at the adjacent seat. The interim report highlights that the brakes were applied five seconds before the crash occurred. The article seems to focus on the technical aspects of the accident and the sequence of events leading up to the moment of impact.
It's you in the Video?
The article warns about a new cyber threat on Facebook where users receive spam messages that appear to be from friends, containing a link that, when clicked, forwards itself to all contacts and potentially harvests personal data. The author discusses the severity of the threat with Mr. Ubaid, a founder of a top smart solution company in the UAE, who rates the risk as medium. The article emphasizes the importance of self-control to avoid clicking on suspicious links, even if they come from known contacts, and highlights the serious consequences faced by victims in India, including the imposition of the TADA act due to unknowingly spreading spam that contained threats and anti-social content.
Looking for a part-time job in Dubai | Stay Alert
The article by Shaifal Sayyed warns job seekers and residents in Dubai about prevalent scams in the city. It highlights two primary scams: illegal massage parlors and fraudulent part-time job offers. The massage parlors, advertised through cards on the streets, lure individuals with promises of services but end up robbing them. The article shares a personal account of a victim from India who experienced theft under the guise of a massage service. The second scam involves fake job offers that promise high pay but are designed to extract money from job seekers. The author advises readers to be vigilant, conduct thorough research before engaging with such services, and report any suspicious activities to the Dubai police. The article aims to raise awareness and prevent people from falling victim to these scams.
UAE President Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Passes Away
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the UAE and Ruler of Abu Dhabi, passed away on May 13, 2022. He had been the UAE's President since November 3, 2004, and was the second President of the UAE and the 16th Ruler of Abu Dhabi. Sheikh Khalifa was remembered as a good listener, soft-hearted, modest, and a beloved figure in the UAE and the region.
2022 - The World Press Freedom Index
India's decline in the World Press Freedom Index to 150th position reflects the increasing dangers faced by journalists, particularly independent ones, under the BJP-led government. The article criticizes the government's suppression of the press, the rise of Hindu nationalism, and the lack of media courage to question authorities. It highlights the plight of journalists like Rana Ayyub, who face severe repercussions for their investigative work. The text argues for the need to support independent journalists who risk their lives to reveal the truth.
Top Indian Leaders Wants HINDU-MUSLIM riots | 2022
The article discusses the current state of religious and social tensions in India, highlighting the role of political leaders and media houses in fueling hatred and disharmony. It specifically mentions inflammatory speeches by BJP leaders and MNS chief Raj Thackeray, which are seen as provocations that could lead to Hindu-Muslim riots. The article also points out the registration of a case against Thackeray for his speech in Aurangabad. Beyond these tensions, the article touches upon other societal issues like rising petrol prices, unemployment, and discrimination against religious minorities, suggesting that these real issues are being overshadowed by religious targeting. The journalist implies that the Prime Minister's office and his political party are indirectly supporting such radical groups and leaders. The article concludes by contrasting the media's focus on a drug case involving a celebrity's son with a significant drug seizure at an Adani port, insinuating a misdirection of public attention.
Hindutva behind Cute Face
The article discusses the rise of Hindutva and its impact on Indian society, particularly under the rule of the BJP since 2014. It alleges that hate speeches, threats of violence, and acts of violence against minorities have become more prevalent and are carried out openly. The author criticizes the BJP for labeling anyone who does not support their ideology as 'Hinduvirodhi' (anti-Hindu), including the Delhi CM, Arvind Kejriwal. The article also accuses the Indian media of one-sided reporting that fuels communal disharmony. It highlights incidents of violence during the festival of Rama Navami, which the author claims were politically motivated. The article concludes by questioning the long-term viability of the BJP's strategy, suggesting that economic issues like unemployment and poverty will eventually overshadow the party's religious rhetoric.
I'm no more a Prime Minister of Pakistan - Imran Khan's Master Stroke April 2022
The article discusses the political situation in Pakistan following the dissolution of the National Assembly by the president, which resulted in Imran Khan ceasing to be the Prime Minister. The opposition had been plotting to remove Khan through a no-confidence motion, which seemed likely to pass as the opposition had garnered enough support. However, before the motion could be voted on, the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly invoked constitutional articles to dissolve the assembly, effectively dismissing the no-confidence motion and Khan's government. The article questions the ethics of this move but acknowledges it as a strategic and risky political maneuver. It also touches on the economic challenges faced by Pakistan, such as high inflation, and the public's desire for change from corrupt practices, which initially brought Khan to power.
New India 2022
The article discusses the radical changes occurring in India, as claimed by groups like RSS, Bajrang Dal, and VHP, with support from top BJP ministers. The author suggests that these groups aim to eliminate minority rights and populations, abolish the voting system, undermine democracy, and establish India as a single-religion country. The strategy to achieve this, according to the article, involves a 'Divide & Rule' policy reminiscent of British colonial rule. The article claims that hate speeches, threats, and violence against minorities are occurring openly and on a large scale, with the media portraying a biased narrative that supports the ruling party's agenda. The author expresses concern over the communal disharmony and the targeting of Hindus who do not support these ideologies, labeling them as 'Hinduvirodhi' or anti-Hindu.
Happy Republic Day 2022: Let's know about the History, Celebrations and Message.
The article celebrates India's 73rd Republic Day on January 26th, 2022, and explains the difference between Republic Day and Independence Day. It highlights the history of the Indian Constitution, which came into effect on January 26th, 1950, and the role of Dr. BR Ambedkar as the chairman of the drafting committee. The article describes the annual Republic Day parade in New Delhi, which showcases India's military and cultural diversity. It also mentions the tradition of the President of India awarding civilian and military honors during the celebrations. The article concludes with a message of unity and diversity, emphasizing that India belongs to all its people, transcending religious and political identities.
2022 World Order | Your Passport is not enough for traveling.
The article discusses the new travel restrictions that have been put in place due to the emergence of Covid-19 variants like Omicron. It highlights that a passport alone is no longer sufficient for international travel, as many countries are now requiring proof of vaccination, specifically the '2-Shots concept', which mandates both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. The author also mentions that booster shots may soon become a requirement for entry into many countries. Dubai, as of January 10, 2022, will only allow entry to those who are fully vaccinated. The article suggests that these new measures will make traveling more cumbersome and could negatively impact tourism-dependent economies, especially cruise tourism, which is already struggling to recover.
Dubai Expo 2020 celebrated the Milestone of achieving 1 core visit on Sunday
Dubai Expo 2020 recently celebrated a significant milestone by reaching 10 million visitors. In celebration of this achievement, they offered a special one-day ticket for 10 Dhs for visitors on Sunday, 16th January 2022. The day was filled with various events, including concerts, Korea's national day celebration, and a DJ performance at the Jubilee Stage, alongside an awareness campaign for Sustainability projects. Despite a rain shower that led to a drop in walk-in visitors, the events were successful, and visitors left with memorable experiences. The article also provides information on how to purchase tickets for the Expo, the types of tickets available, the location of the event, and the operating hours.
Lyricist - Poet - Journalist - Film Writer Ibrahim Ashk Dies Due to Covid-19 Complication
The article reports the death of Ibrahim Ashk, a multifaceted personality who was a poet, lyricist, journalist, and film writer. He passed away due to complications related to Covid-19 on January 16, 2022, after being admitted to Mumbai's Meditech Hospital for breathing issues. The article highlights his journey from struggling to make ends meet to becoming a recognized face in Bollywood. It mentions his initial job in a typewriter shop, his education pursuits, and his near-suicidal phase before finding success. Ashk's contributions to cinema through his songs in various films such as 'Kaho Na Pyaar Hai' and 'Krish' are acknowledged. His loss is described as a significant one for the cinema industry and the craft of writing.
Lionel Messi Tested Covid Positive
The article reports that the renowned football player Lionel Messi has tested positive for Covid-19. It highlights the risk of infection despite Messi's access to top-notch services and strict safety measures due to his attendance at various global events, such as Expo 2020 in Dubai. The article serves as a reminder of the seriousness of Covid-19 and the importance of vigilance, emphasizing that if someone as well-protected as Messi can contract the virus, the general public must be even more cautious. It also provides a brief overview of the common, less common, and serious symptoms of Covid-19, advising people with serious symptoms to seek immediate medical attention and those with mild symptoms to manage them at home.
50th | Urban Miracle | Want to see the power of vision, come to DUBAI
The article celebrates Dubai's transformation from a small fishing village to a global financial and business hub, marking its 50th anniversary. It details the visionary steps taken by Dubai's rulers, starting with tax exemptions for traders in the early 1900s, which positioned Dubai as a major trading hub. The discovery of oil in 1966 accelerated development, but Dubai's leaders, particularly Sheikh Rashid Al Maktoum and his son Mohammed Al Maktoum, focused on diversifying beyond oil. They invested in grand projects like the Dubai World Trade Center and the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. The establishment of the Dubai International Financial Center and the opening of real estate to foreign ownership further cemented Dubai's status as a global city. Despite criticisms, Dubai is portrayed as an urban miracle and an inspiration to other cities.
Indian's are confused, shocked, and in anger!
The article discusses the reaction of Indian investors to a significant drop in cryptocurrency value, which was around 25%. The author attributes the fall to the Indian government's inconsistent stance on cryptocurrency regulation. Initially, in 2018, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) banned cryptocurrencies, but the Supreme Court lifted this ban in 2020, leading to a surge in crypto investments in India. However, in 2021, the government is considering banning cryptocurrencies again, causing panic and leading many investors to sell their holdings at a loss. The author compares this potential ban to the demonetization event ('NOTE BANDI') that occurred in November five years prior, coining the term 'Digital Note Bandi' for the current situation.
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The article discusses the importance of press freedom within democratic societies, with a specific focus on India. It raises concerns about the current state of press freedom in the country, suggesting that there have been issues in recent years that warrant attention. The author urges citizens to be responsible by staying informed about these issues, and emphasizes the importance of not just accepting information from mainstream media at face value. Instead, the author advocates for researching and verifying facts independently, highlighting this approach as crucial in the context of press freedom in India.
Hatred - Unemployment - Poverty - Andh-bhakti & Let's Kill Muslim's
The article is a critical commentary on the current state of affairs in India, referring to it as 'New India'. It suggests that the country is heading towards a negative direction characterized by hatred, unemployment, poverty, blind devotion ('Andh-bhakti'), and violence. The author accuses the mainstream media, referred to as 'Godi Media', of being complicit in this downward spiral by not reporting the truth. The article implies that there is a suppression of dissent where individuals are not allowed to speak the truth, and there are instances where the police and ministers are involved in protecting criminals and engaging in violence. The tone of the article is highly opinionated and critical of the government and media.
India's Top Investigating Agency, Departments are now controlled by Government?
The article raises concerns about the potential control and influence the Indian government, specifically the Ministry of Home Affairs, may have over various investigative and intelligence agencies such as the CBI, NIA, IB, and Delhi Police. It mentions the Minister of State for Home Affairs, Ajay Kumar Mishra, and questions whether these agencies operate in his favor. The article references the Supreme Court of India's description of the CBI as a 'caged parrot' and suggests the need for the agency to be more independent. It also touches upon the recent drug case involving Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan, and hints at a possible connection between the investigation by the NCB and the ruling political party, BJP. The article invites readers to share their opinions on the matter.
Maharashtra Bandh Live Updates: 11 October 2021
The article discusses the importance and growth of social media marketing as a career, especially in the context of the changes brought about by the coronavirus pandemic. It emphasizes that marketing without the use of social media platforms is nearly impossible in the current business landscape. The article notes that top entrepreneurs and companies rely on social media marketing to drive sales. It also mentions that major platforms like Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn are encouraging businesses to establish an online presence on social media. The digital marketing world, including sites like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google+, is highlighted as essential for business success and a secure career choice with high demand.
Lakhimpur Kheri: No violence - No Incident it was a Pre-planned murder
The article discusses the events surrounding the Lakhimpur Kheri incident in India, where eight people, including four farmers, were killed during a protest. The journalist suggests that the incident was a premeditated murder rather than a spontaneous act of violence. The article references a speech by Ajay Mishra, Minister of State for Home Affairs of India, which allegedly provoked the farmers to protest. Video evidence is presented to argue that the protest was peaceful and that the farmers were not violent when a car smashed into them. The journalist also mentions that national news channels are creating a false narrative about the farmers and that no arrests had been made until Ashish Mishra, the son of Ajay Mishra, appeared for an enquiry. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) has called for a 'rail roko' protest in response to the violence.
Latest: Confirmed Shahrukh Khan Son Aryan Khan is now arrested
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has sought custody of Aryan Khan until October 11 to investigate his alleged involvement in drug consumption and to uncover the suppliers and financiers behind the international cartel. Aryan Khan has been charged with the purchase, possession, and use of banned substances under various sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (NDPS Act). The arrest memo, accessed by National Herald, details the specific sections of the NDPS Act that Aryan Khan is accused of violating.
Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram worldwide crash
On October 4, 2021, at 10 pm, major social media platforms Whatsapp, Facebook, and Instagram experienced a global outage, affecting users in various countries including India, London, Australia, the USA, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the Jammu and Kashmir region. While official confirmation of the crash was not immediately provided, the Whatsapp Twitter account acknowledged a technical error and informed the public that they were working on resolving the issue. Reports from Menlo Park, California, where Whatsapp's head office is located, suggested that the situation was serious, with significant activity at the headquarters indicating that the resolution might take an extended period.
India celebrating 75th Independence day
India celebrates its 75th Independence Day on 15th August 2021, marking the country's freedom from British colonial rule since 15 August 1947. The article recounts the historical moment when Jawaharlal Nehru declared India's independence and became the first Prime Minister. It highlights the contributions of freedom fighters like Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, and Rani Lakshmi Bai. The article also shares interesting facts about Independence Day, such as Jawaharlal Nehru's first speech, the origin of the national anthem 'Jana Gana Mana', and the exclusive manufacturing of the Indian flag by The Karnataka Khadi Gramodyoga Samyukta Sangha (KKGSS). Additionally, it points out that India did not have a national anthem at the moment of independence and that it was adopted in the 1950s.
Crime News
A 35-year-old woman from Mumbai (Thane) has been arrested along with her boyfriend and two other accomplices for the murder of her husband, a cab driver. The woman reportedly mortgaged her mangalsutra to arrange one lakh rupees as part of the payment for the murder. The total agreed amount for the murder was four lakhs, with the remaining three lakhs to be paid from the couple's fixed deposit. The article provides a brief account of the crime without going into detailed analysis or background information.
India approves Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine for emergency use
India's health minister, Mansukh Mandaviya, announced that the country has granted emergency use authorization to Johnson & Johnson's single-dose Covid-19 vaccine. Johnson & Johnson had previously applied for the approval and plans to bring the vaccine to India through a supply agreement with Biological E Ltd, a domestic vaccine manufacturer. India has already approved Covid-19 vaccines from AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech, Russia's Gamaleya Institute, and Moderna for emergency use.
Covid-19, Crisis can be handled, simply remove Health Minister, Says Ravish Kumar Journalist
Indian journalist Ravish Kumar has expressed his views on the dire situation in India due to the Covid-19 pandemic. He highlights the severe shortages of medical aid, oxygen, hospital beds, and COVID-19 medication. Ravish criticizes the national media for downplaying the crisis and points out that politicians, including the Prime Minister and Home Minister, have been flouting COVID-19 rules. He suggests that the crisis could be managed by removing the current Health Minister, Dr. Harshvardhan. Ravish's comments were made in a post on his official Facebook page, and he invites readers to share their thoughts on his viewpoint.
Mumbai local trains will be open for locals, Only If you fully vaccinated
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced an easing of travel restrictions for Mumbai local trains, allowing only fully vaccinated individuals to use the service. This decision is a relief for the locals who rely on the trains for daily commutes. The update also includes new guidelines for airports, where fully vaccinated passengers are no longer required to present a negative RT-PCR report. Before the pandemic, Mumbai's local trains were a vital part of the city's transport system, with over 6.5 million daily riders, a number that has significantly decreased during the pandemic. Additionally, the article provides a brief update on COVID-19 cases in Mumbai and Maharashtra.
Mumbai, Petrol will Cross 130Rs
The article discusses the potential rise in petrol prices in Mumbai, India, predicting that it may reach 130 rupees per liter. It references expert predictions from early 2021 about crossing the 100 rupees mark, which has already come to pass in many Indian cities. The article points out that despite the linkage of domestic fuel prices to global crude prices, Indian consumers are paying high rates even when international crude prices fall. It mentions that fuel prices have been raised multiple times in recent months. The article also suggests that the government's influence over national media is controlling public perception and suppressing opposition voices, which affects the common people. It questions the affordability of high fuel prices given the current economic challenges such as unemployment and negative GDP growth, implying that the government is leveraging a narrative of having no alternative leadership to justify price hikes.
Sunderlal Bahuguna, He is no more
Sunderlal Bahuguna, a prominent Indian environmentalist and leader of the Chipko Movement, passed away at the age of 94 in Uttarakhand. He was a pioneer in the fight against deforestation in the 1970s and was instrumental in the anti-Tehri Dam movement from the 1980s to early 2004. Bahuguna was admitted to the hospital on May 8 due to COVID-19 and his condition worsened, leading to his death. He had previously declined the Padma Shri Award from the Indian government but received several other accolades, including the Right Livelihood Award and the Padma Vibhushan for his conservation efforts. His passing was acknowledged by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat.
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Man held for rape of a 6-year-old girl from Jogeshwari
On April 29th, 2021, a horrific incident occurred in Jogeshwari, Mumbai, where a 6-year-old girl was raped. The child returned home in pain and her mother discovered she was bleeding from her private parts. The accused, a pharmacy student with a disability in his right hand, sexually assaulted the girl in their residence. After the assault, the accused fled, and the girl was admitted to Cooper hospital in critical condition, but is now recovering. The victim's family, who live in a house owned by the accused's family, are in shock and seeking justice. Local politicians and social workers, including Shiv Sena's Corporator Rajul Patel and National Secretary of Indian Youth Congress Akhilesh Yadav, have expressed their support for the victim's family and are assisting with the case.
Report On: BKC Jumbo Covid Care Center News Channel: Jadid Inquilab Location: Mumbai, Bandra Kurla Complex Date: 26th July 2021
2021 कोरोना से संक्रमित हो जाए तो किधर जाए ? Best Hospital for COVID Positive People | Mumbai Update
#OxygenJihad is trending
The article discusses the critical oxygen shortage in India due to the surge in COVID-19 cases. It highlights the aid of 80 metric tons of liquid oxygen being sent from Saudi Arabia to India amidst this crisis. The gesture is described as an 'act of kindness' and is contrasted with the behavior of certain groups in India, referred to as 'Unbhakts' and 'Godi Media', who are known for spreading islamophobia. The article also mentions the record-breaking number of coronavirus cases in India and the dire situation in hospitals, which are running out of medical oxygen and beds. The author encourages readers to share their thoughts in the comments section.
Now at least Indians will not die with a lack of OXYGEN. Saudi Arabia Ships 80 Metric tons of liquid Oxygen and it is on its way to India | COVID-19 Help
India is currently facing a severe shortage of medical supplies, particularly oxygen, amidst a devastating surge in COVID-19 cases. The situation has been exacerbated by mass gatherings like the Kumbh Mela and political rallies. The Indian media and politicians, including the BJP, have been criticized for their role in downplaying the crisis and mismanaging the situation. In response to the crisis, Saudi Arabia has shipped 80 metric tons of liquid oxygen to India, an act that has been acknowledged and appreciated by the Indian embassy in Riyadh. The support from Saudi Arabia comes at a critical time as hospitals across India are overwhelmed, lacking oxygen and beds for COVID-19 patients.
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