How Bengaluru police chose whistles over lathis to ensure peaceful NEET protests | Bengaluru News

A month-long student-led protest at Bengaluru’s Freedom Park remained largely peaceful, with organisers and police working together to sustain the movement without major violence. Bengaluru: While thousands of students and youngsters poured into Bengaluru’s streets, a small group of activists virtually made Freedom Park their second home, sustaining a month-long protest that remained remarkably peaceful…

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Govt suspends five cops for ‘excesses’ during Trinamool regime | Kolkata News

Kolkata: Chief minister Suvendu Adhikari on Saturday announced the suspension of five police personnel, including IPS officer Koteswar Rao, for “misusing” powers and “hurting faith” of people in different incidents during the previous govt.The suspended police officers are linked to different incidents including the police firing at Rajbanshi youth Mrityunjay Burman at Kaliaganj, the controversial…

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AI traffic cams hang loose, point to ground at Colva | Goa News

Colva: Introduced as a technology-driven solution to curb road accidents and improve traffic discipline in Goa, newly installed AI-powered traffic surveillance cameras are themselves raising safety concerns, with several units hanging from poles and, in some cases, pointing towards the ground instead of monitoring traffic.The Goa transport department, in coordination with the public works department…

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Ramnagar zone VMC officials face action for civic neglect | Varanasi News

Varanasi: The Varanasi Municipal Corporation has taken a strict stance on sanitation and encroachment issues in the city. During a surprise inspection of the Ramnagar zone on Saturday, Municipal commissioner Himanshu Nagpal found heaps of garbage at several places, damaged drains, and large-scale encroachments over drains and sewers.Taking serious note of the negligence, the municipal…

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