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  • Another Indian Student Dies In Ohio; Probe Underway, Says Indian Consulate world news

    OHIO: Another Indian student has tragically passed away in the state of Ohio, United States, with the Indian Consulate in New York confirming the incident on Friday. Identified as Uma Satya Sai Gadde, the circumstances surrounding his death remain shrouded in mystery as police delve into the investigation. Expressing deep sorrow over the loss, the Indian Consulate in New York conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family, highlighting its efforts to provide comprehensive support during this difficult time. This includes facilitating the repatriation of Gadde’s mortal remains to India promptly.

    Deeply saddened by the unfortunate demise of Mr. Uma Satya Sai Gadde, an Indian student in Cleveland, Ohio.

    Police investigation is underway. @IndiainNewYork continues to remain in touch with the family in India.

    All possible assistance is being extended including to transport… — India in New York (@IndiainNewYork) April 5, 2024

    Police Investigation Underway

    Authorities are currently engaged in a thorough investigation to ascertain the cause of Gadde’s untimely demise. The Consulate assured continued coordination with the family in India and pledged unwavering assistance throughout the investigative process. This unfortunate incident unfolds against a backdrop of increasing concerns surrounding the welfare and safety of Indian students residing in the United States.

    Rising Concerns Over Safety

    In a distressing trend, incidents involving Indian students in the US have garnered attention in recent times, prompting calls for heightened vigilance and security measures. In March, the disappearance of 25-year-old Mohammed Abdul Arafat, a student from Hyderabad, sparked alarm among his family members. After receiving a ransom call following Arafat’s disappearance, his family sought urgent intervention from the External Affairs Ministry.

    Previous Incidents Highlight Vulnerability

    This recent tragedy follows a series of distressing events involving Indian students abroad. Earlier this year, Syed Mazahir Ali, a student from Hyderabad, fell victim to a brutal attack in Chicago, underscoring the vulnerability faced by students studying overseas.

    Similarly, the harrowing accounts of Neel Acharya and Vivek Saini serve as grim reminders of the dangers encountered by Indian students abroad. Acharya, a student at Purdue University, was found deceased after days of being reported missing, while Saini tragically succumbed to a violent assault in Georgia.

    As investigations into these incidents continue, concerns over the safety and security of Indian students studying abroad persist. The Indian government and diplomatic missions remain steadfast in their commitment to providing assistance and support to affected individuals and their families.

    Since the beginning of 2024, there have been at least 10 deaths involving Indian or Indian-origin students in the US.

  • This US Man Had A Hidden Nuclear Missile In His Garage. Yes, You Heard That Right!

    The Bellevue Police Department clarified that the device was essentially a gas tank for rocket fuel tank and posed no threat.

  • COVID-19 will return! Infection spreading among deer in America

    The bad memories of the COVID-19 pandemic have not faded yet. This epidemic has made crores of people its victims all over the world and millions of lives have been lost. Now researchers have found that this virus is also making deer sick. Scientists doing research on COVID-19 in America say that COVID-19 is being found in the white-tailed deer here and they have got it from humans only. White-tailed deer are becoming victims of Corona in Ohio, America. Ohio State University has discovered it. After humans, now the COVID-19 virus has started hunting animals. Here the danger also increases that if the virus is still spreading its infection through animals, then it can return to humans again. And the greater danger is that if it returns again, it will return with many changes, because it mutates rapidly and the new variant can prove to be more dangerous than before. According to the study published in Nature Communications, scientists took samples from 1522 deer roaming in Ohio. This was done between November 2021 and March 2022. Scientists found that corona virus was present in more than 10% of these samples. Most of these infections they got from humans. Professor Andrew Bowman, associated with the study, says that this transmission is beyond his understanding. A report from Time says that deer are not infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus, as humans are. Professor Bowman’s analysis shows that deer can be infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus, and this infection can last for 6 to 9 months. Here the fear arises that the virus finds a home to live for 6 or 9 months, and here it will replicate, mutate and then spread among humans again. This discovery has proved the thinking or knowledge about cross-infection between humans and animals to be weak. Therefore, scientists have still said to be cautious about Covid-19.