“I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of pushing the limits of what drones can do,” Mehar explained

In protest against the incident, unions representing the tehsildars, nayab tehsildars and talathis observed a pen-down agitation, bringing the work in the revenue department to a standstillThe unions, while unanimously making representations to the respective district collectors and revenue divisional commissioners, demanded that the accused should be charged under the stringent provisions of the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) and be tried in the fast track court

CHHATRAPATI SAMBHAJINAGAR: A man in his 30s fatally stabbed a talathi after throwing chilli powder in his eyes inside the latter’s office at a village in Vasmat tehsil of Hingoli district on Wednesday afternoonPolice said the assailant stabbed Santosh Pawar, aged around 40, with a knife and fled the spot on a bike he had parked outside the talathis’s office at Adgaon Ranje Bua village around 12Pawar was working as a talathi in Vasmat for three years and managed Adgaon Ranje Bua and Bori Sawant revenue circles

The police said Pawar’s colleagues and some villagers took him to the Parbhani govt hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrivalThe police said some witnesses suspected that the assailant was from Bori Sawant, as he was heard arguing with Pawar over “delay in mutation entry” of a land in the village

Superintendent of police Shrikrishna Kokate, sub-divisional officer Vikas Mane and tehsildar Sharda Dalvi visited the spot

Kokate said the police have launched a manhunt to arrest the assailant”He alleged that SAD(B) was in a bid to re-forge its broken alliance with BJP adding that same had been stated by Bibi too

When asked why the SAD(S) couldn’t make any effective presence in Punjab ever since its formation, he said first it was due to Covid when their activities were restrained and then farmers' groups gave a call to the political parties to not hold demonstrations etcbut ‘others’ kept on doing so

Yes, all this caused some damage to us but we stand on our principles and so are our supporters,\" he saidAMRITSAR: On the eve of SGPC’s presidential elections, the SAD(B) president Sukhbir Singh Badal appealed to Bibi Jagir Kaur to rethink her decision of going against the party’s decision and instead appealed to her to support Harjinder Singh Dhami