Kolkata Rape-Murder Case: In the RG Kar scam case, the ED conducted an early morning raid at the house of former RG Kar principal Sandeep Ghosh. The ED also raided the house of Sandeep Ghosh’s close associate Biplab Singh in Howrah. Biplab Singh had already been arrested earlier by the CBI.
Further details are awaited.
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Let us tell you that the CBI had arrested former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital Dr. Sandeep Ghosh and three others for their alleged involvement in financial irregularities. The three others arrested were Ghosh’s security guard Afsar Ali (44) and hospital vendors Biplab Singha (52) and Suman Hazara (46). These people used to supply materials to the hospital.
Aparajita Bill: Now the Governor has given a big shock to Mamta Banerjee, stopped the Aparajita Bill, listed many flaws
The ED team has raided Howrah, Sonarpur and Hooghly. One place in Hooghly also includes the house of a close relative of former principal of RG Kar Hospital, Sandip Ghosh. The CBI is investigating the case of brutality with a doctor in Kolkata’s RG Kar Hospital. Former principal Sandip Ghosh, who is under the scanner of investigation, is in CBI custody. The CBI had demanded 10 days of custody in the court but the court approved 8 days of custody. After the CBI, now the ED has also entered the case.
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The case was registered by Kolkata Police on August 19
On August 19, Kolkata Police registered a case against Sandip Ghosh under Sections 120B, 420 of the IPC and Section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. However, after the High Court’s order, the CBI took over the investigation on August 24. Sandip Ghosh was arrested under these sections.
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Governor stopped the Aparajita bill
Here, Governor CV Ananda Bose has given a big blow to CM Mamata Banerjee. The Governor has stopped the Aparajita Women and Child Bill 2024, which provides for hanging the rape accused within 10 days. A statement issued by the Raj Bhavan on Thursday (September 5) said that there are many flaws in the bill. Also, the bill is a copy of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Arunachal Pradesh. Such bills are already pending with the President. Mamata is protesting to deceive the people. Mamata government has not sent the technical report with the bill. Without the technical report, the Aparajita Bill cannot be approved.
…When the whole village became ‘Dushasan’… Villagers ‘disrobed’ the wife in front of the husband – Jamui Crime News
#WATCH | RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape-murder case. Kolkata: Parents of the deceased doctor addressed the media as they joined the protest at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital last night. pic.twitter.com/D24EZPjaiJ
— ANI (@ANI) September 5, 2024
Sensational revelation by the victim’s father
In the doctor rape-murder case, the victim’s father has made a big and sensational revelation. The victim’s family has made a big allegation on the Kolkata Police and said that in order to close the case, the police cremated the body in a hurry. We were offered money (bribe) to keep quiet. The victim’s father made this big revelation while talking to the media along with the junior doctors sitting on strike on Wednesday.
Kolkata rape-murder case victim’s father makes sensational revelation, says police gave him a big offer to keep quiet – Kolkata Doctor Rape-Murder Case
What is the matter of RG Kar Medical College?
In the early hours of August 9, a female resident doctor was raped and murdered at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College. After committing this crime, the drunken accused Sanjay Roy slept in the same building, who was later arrested by the police. The CBI is currently investigating this case. After the incident, many important revelations have been made during Sanjay Roy’s arrest and interrogation. What Sanjay Roy did after the incident has entangled the police in many questions. According to the information revealed after the interrogation, after the incident, Sanjay Roy went straight to the Fourth Battalion and went to sleep there. When he woke up on the morning of August 10, he drank alcohol again and went back to sleep. When the police got suspicious, they searched all the CCTV footage around the seminar hall of the hospital. In these footage, Sanjay Roy’s activities as well as other people were identified.
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Kondagaon. There is news of a mega jam in Keshkal valley. The mega jam has been there for 48 hours. There is a long queue of many passenger vehicles, trucks, four wheelers and two wheelers. Due to the jam, the general public including pedestrians are facing problems.
According to the information received, there is a long jam in Keshkal valley. It is being told that it has been 48 hours since the jam started, which has not been cleared yet. Due to the jam, passengers going from Raipur to Jagdalpur and Jagdalpur to Raipur are very troubled throughout the day.
The jam has been going on intermittently for the last 24 hours. Due to the jam, the common people including the pedestrians are troubled. Keshkal police is busy in restoring the traffic by making it one way. Passenger vehicles are stuck in the jam and the passengers are getting very upset. Due to the jam, there is a long queue of vehicles till Keshkal city.
New Delhi: Reliance Jio customers are in for some lovely treat as the company is celebrating its 8th anniversary.
Reliance Jio is offering special recharge plans and exclusive benefits worth Rs 700 for customers recharging between September 5th and 10th. These special offers are available with the Rs 899, Rs 999 quarterly recharge plans and Rs 3599 annual plan.
Here Is the Details Of Reliance Jio 8th Anniversary Offer
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Rs 175 value voucher with subscriptions to 10 OTT platforms
10 GB of additional data
28 days validity
3 months Zomato Gold Membership
AJIO Voucher
Flat Rs 500 discount on purchasing items worth Rs 2999 or more
Benefits Of Jio Recharge Rs 899, Rs 999 Quarterly Plans And Rs 3599 Annual Plan
Both Rs 899 and Rs 999 recharge plans offer 2GB/day data. Rs 899 plan has validity of 90 days while the validity of Rs 999 plan is 98 days. Jio’s Rs 3599 annual plan offers 2.5GB/daily data.
Axar Patel brought India D back into the game with a counter-attacking 86 following a disastrous start before picking up two timely wickets against India C for a standout effort on day one of the Duleep Trophy contest on Thursday. India C pacers Anshul Kamboj (2/47) and Vijaykumar Vyshak (3/19) made use of a helping pitch to run through the India D batting, leaving them in a desperate state at 48 for six.
Batting at number seven, Axar began cautiously before going ballistic to make 86 off 118 balls, singlehandedly taking India D to 164 all out in 48.3 overs. In response, India C were 91 for four at stumps on day one, trailing India D by 73 runs. Following pacer Harshit Rana’s twin strike in the first 10 overs, Axar got rid of Aryan Juyal (12) and Rajat Patidar (13) to make a big impact on the game.
Wicketkeeper batsman Abhishek Porel (32 batting) was impressive for India C and was battling alongside Baba Indrajith (14 batting) at close of play. Axar dominated the India C bowlers earlier in the day after the majority of the batters fell to reckless strokeplay. The southpaw, who has impressed with the bat both in red and white ball games for India in the recent past, hammered as many half a dozen sixes. He especially enjoyed batting against fellow left-arm spinner Manav Suthar, clobbering him for three maximums. (ENG vs AUS: Huge Blow To England As Phil Salt Replaces Jos Buttler As England Captain For T20Is)
Axar used the slog sweep to release the pressure early on in his innings before dispatching Suthar for back to back sixes in the 39th over. Some of the shot selection from other batters left a lot to be desired. While skipper Shreyas Iyer (9) fell to a beauty from Vyshak, opener Atharva Taide (4) and Devdutt Padikkal (0) tried to force the pace way too early in their innings. Taide went for a pull on the fifth ball of the day and was caught at fine leg while Padikkal was caught at cover by opposition skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad, falling to a regulation ball from Vyshak.
Brief scores: India D: 164 all out in 48.3 overs (Axar Patel 86; Vijaykumar Vyshak 3/19). India C: 91 for four in 33 overs (Abhishek Porel 32 batting; Axar Patel 2/16).
Nitin Namdev, Raipur. Political parties in Chhattisgarh are busy preparing for the upcoming urban body elections. As part of the preparations for the elections, on the instructions of State Congress Committee Chief Deepak Baij, today the state executive and new district presidents have been appointed in the unorganized sector problem solving cell. The list of names of the state executive and new district presidents has also been released by the party.
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CHANDIGARH: After being denied tickets for the October 5 Assembly elections in Haryana, scores of BJP functionaries, including a sitting minister, a legislator, former ministers, and party leaders, announced their resignation on Thursday, a day after the state’s ruling party announced its first list of 67 candidates. Power Minister Ranjit Chautala, who contested the 2019 Assembly elections as an Independent but was later inducted into the Cabinet, announced his decision to resign as Minister as well as from the primary membership of the BJP after meeting his supporters in Rania on Thursday.
Addressing his supporters, Ranjit Chautala said that being the son of former Deputy Prime Minister Devi Lal, he cannot compromise in any situation. “I will contest the elections as an Independent nominee from Rania. The BJP offered me a ticket from Dabwali, but I turned down the proposal. I am resigning from the Cabinet and the primary membership of the party,” he said.
In the 2019 elections, Ranjit Chautala contested as an Independent candidate after the Congress denied him a ticket. In the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections held earlier this year, he joined the BJP after resigning as an MLA. He contested the Lok Sabha polls from Hisar but lost to Congress’ Jai Parkash.
In Ratia, the party has given ticket to former Sirsa MP Sunita Duggal. In the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Duggal was denied re-nomination from Sirsa where former Haryana Congress chief Ashok Tanwar was fielded by the BJP. Tanwar, however, lost to Congress veteran Kumari Selja. Joining a league of rebels, sitting BJP legislator from Ratia (SC) Lakshman Dass Napa quit from all positions in the party after being denied a ticket. Speculation is rife that he will join the Congress after meeting former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
The BJP on Wednesday released its first list of 67 candidates, fielding Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini from Ladwa in Kurukshetra district. Saini, who replaced Manohar Lal Khattar as the Chief Minister in March this year, is currently the MLA from Karnal. BJP’s key OBC leader Karan Dev Kamboj, who was denied a ticket from Indri, also resigned from all party posts on Thursday.
“Me and my family have been part of the BJP since the time of Jan Sangh. I have worked with a lot of dedication, but now the party has adopted Congress’ culture,” Kamboj told the media. Without mincing words, he said the Congress would form the next government while “BJP’s dream will just remain a dream”.
Upset over denial of nomination from Sonipat, former minister Kavita Jain was in tears at a meeting with her supporters, giving the party high command an ultimatum to change its candidate Nikhil Madan within three days. Jain also claimed that she was cheated after senior party leaders assured her of a ticket.
In Safidon in Jind district, former MLA Bachan Singh Arya resigned after JJP rebel Ram Kumar Gautam was fielded from the seat. Arya will now contest as an Independent. Gautam had joined the BJP earlier this week. Interestingly, Sunil Sangwan, the prison officer who granted parole to rape convict Ram Rahim six times before resigning from his position, has been given a BJP ticket, raising questions about the party’s stance on women’s safety.
Meanwhile, supporters of former minister Savitri Jindal, mother of Kurukshetra BJP MP Naveen Jindal, met her at her residence in Hisar on Thursday and urged her to contest as an Independent after the BJP retained Health Minister Kamal Gupta as its candidate. Savitri Jindal and her son Naveen Jindal had joined the BJP in the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections. She was seeking a BJP ticket from Hisar.
Japanese Man’s Unique Sleep Routine: A Japanese man is going viral for his claims that he has been sleeping for just 30 minutes every day to double his lifespan. The man named Daisuke Hori claimed that he has overcome sleep by resting for just half-an-hour, against the recommended time of at least 7-8 hours. The 40-year-old entrepreneur from Hyogo prefecture in western Japan, Hori, claims he has trained his body and mind to function effectively on very little sleep, which he believes has greatly boosted his work efficiency.
Hori emphasizes that quality sleep is more crucial than the length of sleep for maintaining concentration. In 2016, he founded the Japan Short Sleepers Training Association, where he conducts classes on sleep and health. So far, he has taught over 2,100 students how to become ultra-short sleepers, following his unique sleep regimen, said various reports.
According to the South China Morning Post, Hori began reducing his sleep over a decade ago to increase his waking hours. Over time, he successfully cut his sleep down to just 30 to 45 minutes each day.
Hori’s reasoning behind his unusual sleep pattern is intriguing. He argues that the quality of sleep is more important than the quantity. Using the example of doctors and firefighters, he pointed out that these professionals often rest for short periods but still manage to work efficiently.
To stay alert and fend off fatigue, Hori relies on physical exercise and drinks coffee an hour before meals. For nearly 12 years, he has drastically limited the amount of sleep in his daily routine.
Research published in the ‘Journal of the American Geriatrics Society’ found that people who sleep either too little or too much tend to age mentally by about two years, compared to those who sleep between seven and eight hours a night, reported Times of India.
Chronic sleep deprivation can significantly impact health. While sleep requirements vary among individuals, most adults need between 7 and 9 hours per night for optimal functioning. Getting less than this regularly can lead to numerous physical and mental health problems.
Sleep deprivation also negatively affects cognitive functions, including memory and decision-making. Long-term sleep loss can contribute to mental health issues like anxiety and depression, while also reducing productivity and quality of life. Those who don’t get enough rest often struggle to focus, and their risk of accidents rises due to decreased alertness.
Lalit Singh Thakur, Rajnandgaon. The DEO had severely reprimanded the children who had reached the DEO office to demand a teacher in the government school of Aliwar under Dongargarh of the district. Lalluram.com prominently published the news about this misbehavior of the DEO, after which the School Education Department has removed the then DEO Abhay Jaiswal from the post. Along with this, an alternative arrangement of teachers has also been made to teach the children in the school.
Let us tell you, two days ago, the children of Higher Secondary School located in Aliwara village had reached the Jandarshan of Rajnandgaon Collector’s Office demanding a teacher for class 12th. After listening to their problems, the collector assured them that teachers will be arranged soon and sent the girls to the DEO. After which the children met the DEO and demanded a teacher for class 12th, then District Education Officer Abhay Jaiswal scolded them and sent them back.
The girls were extremely disappointed and saddened by this unexpected behaviour. They shared their situation with the media while crying. The children alleged that the DEO spoke to them in a rude manner. The DEO shooed them away by saying, “Go away from the office and don’t argue here.” He also said, “Who made you write such an application? You people will spend your entire life in jail.”
After the news of Lalluram.com on this entire matter, today the Chhattisgarh Education Department has removed the then DEO Abhay Jaiswal from his post and transferred him to Assistant Director Public Education Secretariat Indravati Bhawan Raipur. Assistant Director Aditya Khare has been given the charge of DEO of Rajnandgaon. Read our previously published news in this matter: ‘You will spend your whole life in jail…’ DEO reprimanded the children demanding a teacher: The girl told her story crying in front of the media, watch the video
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In an era where cloud adoption is the norm rather than the exception, many organizations face the challenge of reigning in the chaos that often accompanies rapid and widespread cloud deployment. As companies rush to leverage the flexibility and scalability of cloud platforms, they sometimes overlook the complexities that come with it—uncontrolled spending, inconsistent application onboarding, and the ever-present risk to business continuity. Navigating these challenges requires not just technical acumen but also a strategic vision. Ugandhar Dasi, a leader in cloud governance, has exemplified this vision by transforming a big tech firm’s chaotic cloud environment into a model of efficiency and control. His work is a testament to the power of governance in unlocking the true potential of cloud technologies.
Taming the Wild West of Cloud Adoption
Cloud computing offers unparalleled opportunities for innovation, but without proper governance, it can quickly spiral out of control. When Ugandhar Dasi stepped into his role, he was met with the daunting task of addressing a cloud environment marked by uncontrolled application onboarding and escalating costs. His approach was not just about reigning in the chaos; it was about laying the foundation for sustainable growth. By orchestrating a comprehensive cost optimization strategy, Dasi ensured that the organization could continue to innovate without sacrificing financial stability. His work serves as a blueprint for how organizations can harness the power of the cloud while keeping costs in check.
Strategic Governance: A Balancing Act
One of the most significant challenges Dasi faced was striking the delicate balance between cost reduction and maintaining critical operations. In many cases, efforts to cut costs can inadvertently disrupt business processes, leading to more harm than good. Dasi’s success lay in his ability to navigate this complex terrain with precision. He implemented standardized processes and established a robust cloud governance framework that allowed the organization to reduce costs without compromising on the quality or continuity of its services. This careful balancing act demonstrates Dasi’s deep understanding of both the technical and business aspects of cloud management.
Empowering Teams through Self-Service
In addition to controlling costs, Dasi recognized the importance of empowering development teams to manage their own cloud spending. He developed a suite of self-service tools that enabled teams to monitor and optimize their cloud usage proactively. This move not only fostered a culture of accountability but also ensured that the organization could scale its operations efficiently. By providing teams with the tools they needed to succeed, Dasi helped transform cloud governance from a top-down mandate into a collaborative effort. His contributions in this area highlight the importance of equipping teams with the right resources to drive innovation while staying within budget.
Building a Culture of Proactive Management
One of Dasi’s most notable achievements was the development of a cloud cost estimator tailored to the company’s specific licensing terms. This tool, combined with automated cloud cost alerts, allowed the organization to monitor its spending in real time and take corrective action before costs spiraled out of control. Dasi’s approach to proactive management ensured that the organization was always a step ahead, preventing potential issues before they became significant problems. His work in this area underscores the importance of foresight in cloud governance, proving that with the right tools and processes, organizations can maintain control even in the most dynamic environments.
Leading the Charge in Cloud Optimization
Dasi’s leadership in cloud governance did not go unnoticed. His efforts to elevate data governance and discovery practices positioned him as a thought leader in the field. Recognized with the highest company honor, the “PEAK Achievement,” and invited to join the Databricks Product Advisory Board, Dasi’s contributions have had a lasting impact not just within his organization but across the industry. His work serves as an inspiration for others in the field, demonstrating that effective cloud governance is about more than just managing costs—it’s about enabling innovation and driving business success.
The Legacy of Strategic Governance
Ugandhar Dasi’s journey from managing cloud chaos to establishing strategic control is a powerful example of how thoughtful governance can transform an organization’s cloud operations. By focusing on cost optimization, empowering teams, and building a culture of proactive management, Dasi has set a new standard for cloud governance in the industry. His work serves as a reminder that with the right leadership, even the most challenging cloud environments can be transformed into models of efficiency and innovation.
About Ugandhar Dasi
Ugandhar Dasi is a seasoned cloud governance leader with a proven track record of transforming chaotic cloud environments into well-oiled machines. With extensive experience in cloud cost optimization, data governance, and strategic leadership, Dasi has consistently delivered results that drive business growth and operational efficiency. His work has earned him recognition within his organization and the broader tech community, solidifying his reputation as a thought leader in cloud governance.
First Published: May 22, 2023