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OtherOct 24, 2025 02:50 AM

Toddler dies after being hit by speeding motorcycle at Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai | Mumbai News - The Times of India

Mumbai: A one-and-a-half-year-old girl, Manasi Yadav, died in a hit and run accident inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Borivli on Wednesday. The deceased was with her parents and 17-year-old cousin for a wildlife safari when she was struck by a speeding Bullet motorcycle. According to police, the family was waiting near the road leading from the National Park dam to the tiger cage when the incident occurred. The seriously injured child was rushed to Shatabdi Hospital in Kandivli West at 4.04 pm, where she was declared dead at 5 pm.The motorcyclist fled the scene but was later identified as Vinod Kawale, residing in Ravanapada within the National Park area. Kasturba Marg police booked Kawale under sections 125(a) (act endangering life or personal safety of others), 281 (rash driving or riding on a public way), and 106(1) (causing death by negligence) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, along with relevant sections of the Motor Vehicles Act, and served him notice before releasing him.Manasi lived with her parents in Navi Mumbai. Her father, Sujit Kumar Yadav, works as a truck driver, while her mother, Rajkumari, is a homemaker. Fond of wild animals, especially tigers and lions, Manasi often looked at their pictures, prompting her father to take her to Sanjay Gandhi National Park during the Diwali vacation to see the animals. She was reportedly delighted to see them, but the joy was short-lived.As per the FIR, on Wednesday, Sujit's cousin Shivam had come to their home for Diwali. "Sujit decided to take his daughter to see the wild animals at the park. He took leave from work and travelled with his family and Shivam to Borivali National Park. Around 2.30 pm, they reached the National Park and bought tickets for the safari. By 3 pm, Sujit, Rajkumari, and Shivam were sitting on a small rock near the road, while Manasi played on the roadside stretch between the National Park dam and the tiger cage," said the police.At that time, a speeding Bullet motorcycle travelling from the park gate towards the dam side hit Manasi. The seriously injured child was rushed by her parents to Shatabdi Hospital in Kandivli West around 4.04 pm, where doctors declared her dead during treatment at 5 pm. The motorcyclist did not stop or offer any medical help and fled the scene. "Kawale, who works in a private company was tracked down soon," said the police.

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BJP MP Nishikant Dubey alleges British involvement in Op Bluestar | Chandigarh News - Times of India

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BJP misusing agencies, FIR baseless: AAP | Delhi News - Times of India

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Bengaluru: Following the poisoning of five tigers at MM Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, forest minister Eshwar Khandre on Tuesday ordered an audit of tiger mortality in various tiger reserves (national parks) and wildlife sanctuaries of Karnataka. Delving into the activities of the wildlife wing, shortly after sending errant forest officials of MM Hills sanctuary on compulsory leave, the minister sought within 10 days a complete review of tiger deaths over the past five and a half years.As per the All-India Tiger Estimation report of 2022, Karnataka stood second in the country in tiger population, w ...Read More >

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Conservationists call for probeinto mutilation of wild animals | Bengaluru News - Times of India

Bengaluru: Forest minister Eshwar Khandre's decision to initiate a departmental inquiry into the recent unnatural death of a leopard in the MM Hills wildlife sanctuary has triggered hopes among conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts about uncovering the truth behind such incidents.In the most recent case, the carcass of the big cat was found mutilated last month.Recollecting similar incidents in the past few years, the activists suspect an organised nexus of poachers could be behind such wildlife crime.A few days before the June 26 death of five tigers in the Hoogyam forest range of MM Hill ...Read More >

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Karnataka tigress, cubs deaths: 2 taken into custody, CM says action after receiving report

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Braving visa delays, hike in flight fares, foreigners flock to Puri for Rath | Bhubaneswar News - Times of India

Puri: Despite travel uncertainties due to recent conflicts in some parts of the world, people from Europe and elsewhere have reached Puri to witness the annual Ratha Yatra of the sibling deities.As non-Hindus are not allowed inside the 12th-century Jagannath Temple, the Ratha Yatra provides a rare opportunity for devotees across the world to see the deities in their full glory atop their majestic wooden chariots."Back home, we are surrounded by uncertainty and fear. But here, I found peace. I came because this is my only chance to see Lord Jagannath. He comes out for the whole world. This is v ...Read More >

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Window panel found loose mid-air on Goa-Pune SpiceJet; airline says no safety risk | Pune News - Times of India

Pune: Passengers on board a Goa to Pune SpiceJet flight (SG-1080) had a scare on Tuesday evening when a window panel was found dislodged while the plane was mid-air.The airline played down the incident, saying the window part that had come off was "a non-structural trim component, fitted onto the window for the purpose of shade".But a person on board the plane -- a Bombardier Q400 -- told TOI the incident triggered anxiety among the passengers. "Two to three layers of the window panel just came off," said Aatish Mishra, the passenger."There was no depressurization, but this shouldn't have happ ...Read More >

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EnvironmentJul 03, 2025 05:58 AM

After tiger deaths, officials to review patrolling near conflict zones | Mysuru News - Times of India

Mysuru: After the death of five tigers, including four cubs, at MM Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, forest officials are closely monitoring conflict zones near forest borders. Field officers have been instructed to intensify patrolling in the border areas.Foresters, however, admit there is a shortage of staff for patrolling in tiger reserves across Karnataka. PCCF (wildlife) and chief wildlife warden of Karnataka, Prabhash Chandra Ray, said he will review the situation to check any slackness in patrolling practices.The death of five tigers in a single day has added to the tiger mortality in Karnataka ...Read More >