Author: Deshwale Editorial Desk

શનિવાર રાત્રે નવી દિલ્હી રેલવે સ્ટેશન પર થયેલી દુઃખદ ઘટનામાં અત્યાર સુધીમાં 18 મુસાફરોનાં મૃત્યુના અહેવાલ છે. મૃતકોમાં 14 મહિલાઓ અને ત્રણ બાળકોનો પણ સમાવેશ થાય છે. એક ડઝનથી વધુ લોકો ઘાયલ પણ થયા છે. આ ગોઝારી ઘટના શનિવારે રાતે લગભગ 9:55 વાગ્યે થઈ હતી. એ સમયે હજારો પ્રવાસીઓ પ્રયાગરાજમાં મહા કુંભમેળા પહોંચવાને ટ્રેનમાં જવા પ્લેટફોર્મ પર હતા. આ અનિચ્છનીય ઘટના પાછળ જવાબદાર એક રેલવે જાહેરાત હોવાનું માનવામાં આવે છે. એમાં બે અલગ અલગ ટ્રેનના પ્રવાસીઓને પ્લેટફોર્મ બદલવાની કથિત સૂચના આપવામાં આવી હતી. એના લીધે પ્રવાસીઓમાં ગૂંચવણ અને ઉતાવળ ઊભી થઈ હતી. પ્રવાસીઓએ પ્લેટફોર્મ ક્રમાંક 14 અને 15 તરફ જવા…

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The tragic stampede at New Delhi Railway Station on Saturday night has taken lives of 18 passengers by now. The deceased include 14 women and three children, with more than a dozen others injured. The incident occurred around 9.55 PM as thousands of passengers gathered to board trains to the Maha Kumbh festival in Prayagraj. The chaos began when an announcement directed passengers to change platforms, leading to confusion and panic. As crowds moved towards platforms 14 and 15, a passenger slipped on the stairs, causing a domino effect that led to the deadly stampede. Chief Public Relations Officer of…

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Two Leaders, Two Eras, One Theme: “Saving the Nation” Napoleon Bonaparte and Donald Trump, though separated by two centuries, share a controversial legacy of ambition, disruption, and self-styled populism. Both leaders challenged traditional institutions and positioned themselves as the only ones capable of restoring their nations. How do their leadership styles compare? Leadership styles: Outsiders who seized power – Napoleon: Military Strongman Turned Emperor Trump: The businessman-turned-president Key Similarity: Both claimed to be “men of destiny”, uniquely qualified to fix their nations. Key Difference: Napoleon seized power militarily, while Trump relied on electoral populism and legal fights. Political and military…

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US President Donald Trump has stirred controversy by citing Napoleon Bonaparte, “He who saves his country violates no law”, amid escalating legal battles over his sweeping executive orders. The remark, posted on his Truth Social account, has drawn sharp criticism, with opponents accusing him of justifying authoritarianism. Supporters, however, argue he is taking decisive action to ‘restore the nation.’ Since returning to office, Trump has signed a wave of executive orders targeting immigration, federal employment, and birthright citizenship. Among the most contentious are: These moves have triggered nearly 50 lawsuits from civil rights groups, state attorneys general, and advocacy organisations.…

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If you are looking for an experience that not only boasts breathtaking natural beauty but rich culture to go with it, look no further than Lombok in Indonesia. Certainly, Lombok is overshadowed by more hectic neighboring Bali. It has plenty to set it apart in peaceful landscapes, unspoiled beaches, and true indigenous culture. Lombok is a secret that invites visitors to take things easy. Go off the map, and experience a way of living where heritage and nature blend in beautiful harmony. Lombok is ideal for individuals who seek peace away from tourist spots. There is serene living in Lombok,…

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A 55-year-old Canadian woman suffered severe injuries after attempting to photograph a shark in the waters off Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands. The incident occurred near Thompson’s Cove Beach, just meters from the shore. Witnesses reported that the woman tried to engage with the approximately six-foot-long shark, which then attacked, resulting in the loss of both her hands. Her husband intervened, managing to fend off the predator. The woman was transported to Cheshire Hall Medical Centre before being flown back to Canada for further treatment. Authorities have not confirmed the shark species, but some reports suggest it may have been…

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A key suspect in Canada’s biggest gold heist has been traced to Chandigarh’s outskirts, months after he fled the country following the theft of gold worth ₹173 crore (CAD 22 million) from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Luxury Heist, Quiet Hideout Simran Preet Panesar, a former Air Canada employee, allegedly played a crucial role in the April 2023 gold and cash robbery. The heist involved a cargo container arriving from Zurich, which was illicitly removed using forged paperwork before disappearing without a trace. Criminal Trail and International Hunt After Canadian authorities arrested six others linked to the crime, including Indian-origin men…

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Bollywood actor Prateik Babbar has tied the knot with actress Priya Banerjee in a private ceremony. The couple, who have been together for three years, opted for an intimate wedding attended by close friends. Notably, Prateik’s family, including his father Raj Babbar and sister Juhi Babbar, were absent from the event. Juhi expressed her disappointment, stating that the family was neither informed nor invited to the wedding. The newlyweds donned custom-made outfits by designer Tarun Tahiliani for their special day. Prateik and Priya shared heartfelt moments during the ceremony, with Prateik becoming emotional during the pheras. The couple has since…

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Bullion Index MCXBULLDEX Feb-25 futures reaches at 20418 point: MCX records turnover of Rs.1,30,474 crores in Commodity Futures & Rs. 11,52,086 crores in Options The country’s leading commodity derivatives exchange MCX recorded a total turnover of Rs 12,82,577.17 crore in 114,83,291 trades in various commodity futures, options and index futures during the week from February 7 to 13, of which the share of commodity futures trading was Rs 1,30,474.78 crore and the share of options was Rs 11,52,086.91 crore. In precious metals futures, GOLD and SILVER saw a total turnover of Rs.87,918.03 crore in 8,84,260 trades on MCX. In GOLD…

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Adani Power has agreed to fully restore the 1,600 MW electricity supply from its Indian plant to Bangladesh within the next week, ending a three-month period of reduced output. This decision comes as Bangladesh anticipates increased energy demand with the onset of summer. The supply reduction began on 31 October 2024, when Adani Power halved its deliveries due to payment delays linked to Bangladesh’s foreign exchange shortages. This led to the shutdown of one of the plant’s two 800 MW units on 1 November 2024. Despite agreeing to resume full supply, Adani Power has declined the Bangladesh Power Development Board’s…

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