Beijing, June 2: The Chinese mainland on Tuesday reported 10 new locally transmitted Covid-19 cases in Guangdong Province, the National Health Commission said in its daily report on Wednesday.
Mumbai, Dec 10: ‘Bigg Boss 17’ evicted contestant Sana Raees Khan spoke about her stay in the show and even decoded misconceptions about her ex-housemates there.
When speaking about the ‘footage game’ of the Bigg Boss contestants, Sana shared: “Anurag bohot bada gadha hai. Woh kuch karta nai hai aur apne ‘Brosena’ ke bharose baitha hai. Woh sochta hai ke woh unke help se aage badh jaega. Woh Mannara ke wajah se show mai tika hai."
She added: “Arun mere saath footage ke liye jhagda karta tha. Maybe he thought I was someone who would take his comments. Maine unhe sidha bol diya, ‘I know aap nominated ho aur footage chahiye apko but mujhe baksh do!’ Rinku ji mujhe kehti thi ke mai Vicky ke wajah se tikki thi jabki woh khud Munawar ke footage se aage badhi hai.”
She also added on Vicky’s game, saying: “Vicky mastermind nahi masterblind hai. If he was a mastermind, he would not have revealed his game this early. Woh gharwalon aur janta ke saamne galat lag rahe hai. Unhe thoda aacha banna chahiye.”
“Vicky ek week active rehenge aur dusre week ekdum low. Dusron ko Jaago Jaago bolne ke jagah khudko jagao!”
Hosted by Krushna Abhishek, in ‘Bigg Buzz’, Sana will be seen talking about the ‘Bigg Boss 17’ on the JioCinema show.
(IANS)
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Colombo, Dec 10: Sri Lanka experienced nationwide power outage due to a breakdown in the transmission line, country's power supplier said.
The Ceylon Electricity Boards (CEB), the country's power supplier, said it would take a few hours to restore power supply throughout the country, adding that it regretted the inconvenience caused to consumers.
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The power failure occurred at around 5 p.m. on Saturday, and electricity supply has been restored to several areas, Xinhua news agency reported.
(IANS)
New Delhi, Dec 10: The two shooters involved in the killing of Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena Chief Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi used public transport, train and taxi to evade arrest, said an official on Sunday.
The Delhi Police's Crime Branch had been tracking the movement of the shooters for the last 72 hours after the Rajasthan Police approached them,the official said.
"Rajasthan Police provided intel that the shooters after killing Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena Chief Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi on December 5, took a taxi to Didwana in Rajasthan. From there, they boarded a bus to Delhi," the official said
However, during the Delhi Police probe, it was revealed that the two shooters disembarked from the bus at Dharuhera (Haryana).
"They took an auto-rickshaw from Dharuhera to Rewari railway station, then boarded a train for Hisar (Haryana). Upon reaching Hisar in the morning, they contacted Udham, who arranged a taxi," the official explained.
From Hisar, the trio travelled to Manali in Himachal Pradesh. Upon their return to Chandigarh on Saturday, a team stationed there apprehended them.
During the late night operation, Delhi Police Crime Branch along with the Rajasthan Police apprehended three men, including the primary accused Rohit Rathore and Nitin Fauji from Chandigarh.
A team, under the supervision of DCP (Crime Branch) Amit Goel, collaborated with Rajasthan Police and during a late night raid at a hotel in Sector 22 in Chandigarh, the team successfully apprehended the two shooters, Rohit and Nitin, along with Udham Singh, said the official.
On December 5, two assailants entered Gogamedi's house in Shyam Nagar area of Jaipur and opened fire at him. He was taken to the Metro Mass Hospital in Mansarovar where he was declared dead.
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His supporters have been sitting on strike since then demanding the arrest of the accused. On Wednesday evening, Gogamedi's wife, Shila Shekhawat, in an address at the protest site, said: "I have a demand that the protest will continue until the accused are brought before us."
(IANS)