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6 hours agoAuthor: Shubhendu Pratap Bhoomandal, News Brief Editor
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Yesterday’s big news was about the train accident in Balasore, Odisha and the deaths in it. This is the biggest train accident of this century in the country.
But before tomorrow’s big news, today’s major events, which will be watched…
- President Draupadi Murmu will go to Suriname on a 3-day visit. This is his first state visit after assuming office.
- American Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is coming to India on a two-day visit. There will be a discussion on strengthening defense cooperation between India and America.
Now tomorrow’s big news…
1. Train collided in Odisha, 288 killed, 900 injured, who is responsible for the accident, not known
Coaches of Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express (12841) and Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express (12864) scattered after the accident in Balasore.
In the train accident in Balasore, Odisha on Friday evening, 288 people died, more than 900 people were injured. This number may also increase. On the route where the accident took place, the anti-collision system ‘Kavach’, which prevents collision between vehicles, was not present. Till late Saturday night, the Railway Minister or the Railway Ministry did not say anything on the reasons for the accident.
If we look at the figures of those who died, then this is the third biggest train accident in the country. Earlier, on August 20, 1995, 400 people lost their lives in a train accident in Firozabad, UP. In Bihar, on June 6, 1981, a passenger train fell into the Bagmati river, in which more than 300 people died.
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2. 4 witnesses came forward against Brijbhushan, team of ministers can even talk to wrestlers
Former Wrestling Federation President Brij Bhushan Singh was questioned by the Delhi Police regarding the allegations of sexual exploitation. 4 witnesses have confirmed the allegations against Brij Bhushan. These include Olympians, Commonwealth Gold Medalists, International Referees and State Level Coaches.
All of them are among the 125 witnesses who have been included in this case. The Center is forming a committee of 4 ministers to hold talks with the wrestlers. In this, apart from Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur, a woman minister, there will be 2 more ministers.
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3. Sisodia reached home on bail for 7 hours, but could not meet his ailing wife
The pictures are from the time when Manish Sisodia reached his home in Delhi to meet his wife.
Former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia was granted bail for 7 hours by the High Court to meet his ailing wife. However, they could not be found. Before reaching Sisodia’s house, the wife’s health worsened and she had to be admitted to the hospital.
The court granted bail to Sisodia on the condition that he would go home. During this, will not talk to the media, use mobile or internet. Nor will he meet any other member except the family. The court did not give him permission to go to the hospital. Sisodia returned to Tihar Jail without meeting his wife.
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4. Rape, then refusal to marry on the pretext of austerity, order banning the victim’s horoscope test
The Supreme Court has put a stay on the High Court’s order to check the horoscope of the rape victim. In fact, the girl alleges that the fiance made a physical relationship and then refused to marry her by calling her Manglik. In this case, the Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court had ordered to check the horoscope.
The court had ordered the astrology department of Lucknow University (LU) to check the girl’s horoscope within 10 days to tell whether she is Manglik or not. The next hearing was to be held on June 26, but on June 3, the Supreme Court, taking suo motu cognizance, stayed the order of the High Court.
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5. Britain agreed – Kohinoor was forcibly taken, for this Maharaja Dilip Singh was forced
Britain’s Royal Family has accepted that Maharaja Dilip Singh was forced to surrender the Kohinoor diamond by the East India Company. An exhibition of Royal Jewels has been set up in the Tower of London, Britain. Kohinoor has been kept in the exhibition as a ‘symbol of victory’.
It states that under the Lahore Treaty, a condition was placed before Dilip Singh to hand over the Kohinoor. This text has been written in the exhibition after the approval of the Royal Collection Trust of Buckingham Palace.
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Today’s cartoon BY Mansoor Naqvi…
Some important news in the headline…
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- Ajay Banga takes over as President of World Bank: Tenure will be of 5 years; Born in Pune, did MBA from Ahmedabad (Read Full News)
- Warner may retire from international cricket in 2024: said before WTC final – want to play last test in Sydney (read full news)
- Duckett breaks Don Bradman’s 93-year-old record: becomes fastest to 150 at Lord’s; Played the best innings of his career (read full news)
- 3 Israeli soldiers killed on the Egyptian border: female soldiers were also among the dead, the attacker was killed in a search operation a few hours later (read full news)
News but aside…
World’s most expensive mango grown in West Bengal, cost of 1 mango is 90 thousand rupees
The world’s most expensive mango has been grown in Birbhum district of West Bengal. The price of this mango named ‘Miyazaki’ is 2 lakh 70 thousand rupees per kg. And the price of one mango has been kept at Rs 90,000. Commonly found in Japan, this mango weighs 350 grams. Some saplings have also been planted in Jamtara, Jharkhand. Read the full news here…
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