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Infants Die in Telangana Hospital Fire, Road and Crime Cases Emerge Across India
Reported by Kunal Bhatia (Senior Writer) · Indian Express - India ·
Confirmed by a second source: Hindustan Times - India
Three infants lost their lives late at night when a fire erupted at the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences located in the Adilabad district of Telangana. The flames started at 11:50 pm, prompting authorities to send one fire truck to the location to put out the blaze. Fire personnel managed to pull twenty-eight admitted children out of the ward safely. Officers have opened a case and started looking into what caused the incident, though the exact reason remains unknown. In Greater Noida, a fast-moving SUV crashed into a two-wheeler under the limits of the Bisrakh police station area. Forty-year-old Neeraj from Chipiyana and his spouse sustained injuries from the collision and went to a nearby medical facility for care. Neeraj passed away while receiving treatment, whereas his spouse continues to stay under medical care. Police have seized the vehicle and are looking for the driver who fled the scene. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay rolled out a wider rollout of the student breakfast program on Tuesday. State authorities noted that 15.30 lakh more students spread across 15,454 schools will gain advantages from this meal initiative. Meanwhile, four European nations comprising Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic expressed support for India to hold a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. Juraj Blanar, the foreign minister of Slovakia, stated that India deserves a spot at the top UN body because it leads the Global South and acts as a growing power in the Indo-Pacific region. These comments arrived during a high-level meeting involving External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and the Visegrád Group. In Karnataka's Koppal district, a 91-year-old woman passed away after a monkey attacked and shoved her outside her home in BT Patil Nagar. In Delhi, a 16-year-old girl faced assault by three men posing as police officers near Kalkaji Mandir after visiting a park. Police arrested one suspect named Asif following a shootout that hurt his leg, while the search for two other attackers continues.
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