Indian Doctor Who Touched a Young Woman While Working in Saudi Arabia was Sentenced to 5 years in Prison and Fined Rs 33 lakhs

 Indian Doctor Who Touched a Young Woman While Working in Saudi Arabia was Sentenced to 5 years in Prison and Fined Rs 33 lakhs

A Saudi court sentenced an Indian doctor to prison for molesting a young woman while working in Saudi Arabia. The court sentenced him to five years in prison and a fine of Rs 33.4 lakh. He's 57 years old, from Karnataka, and works as a pathologist in Saudi Arabia's Jizan province. The claim is that he inappropriately massaged the young woman's hand while she was on internship. The public prosecution opened a case based on the woman's complaint and sent it to the criminal court. He has previously worked in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

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The woman claimed that the doctor touched her hand while demonstrating a sample as part of her internship. At the same time, the accused's relatives claimed that the woman filed the case because of a misunderstanding, while moving the computer mouse while discussing the situation.

Fine in Case of Molesting 16-year-Old Girl - SI Sentenced to Six Years Rigorous Imprisonment and Rs 25,000

The Thiruvananthapuram Special Fast Track Court sentenced SI Kolikode native Sajeev Kumar (54) to six years in jail and a fine of Rs. Judge R stated that if the fine is not paid, he should be imprisoned for another three months. The paper states in its judgment. The fine should be paid by the minor.

The occurrence in this case occurred on November 26, 2019, about 5 p.m. At the time of the incident, the accused was president of the residence association, and the child was president of the children's club. The accused had summoned the child to his home in order to collect a list of children connected to the residence association's business. The child visited the accused's home, hoping to see the accused's daughter.

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Husband Commits Suicide After Killing His Wife - Incident Happened in Alappuzha Venmani

In Alappuzha, a husband committed suicide by its his wife to death. The incident took place in Venmani Poonthala, Alappuzha. Shaji (62) and Deepti (50) died in Shruti Nilayam, Venmani Poonthala Erampoimuk Melepulli. Shaji and Deepti got into a fight around 6.45 this morning. 

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The brawl took place in the presence of two youngsters, aged five and six. Deepti then stepped into the kitchen, where Shaji assaulted her with a machete. Deepti’s neck was severed.

When the residents arrived to investigate, Shaji had already hanged himself from the fan in his bedroom. The bodies have been taken to the Taluk Hospital. The most important conclusion is that the occurrence was caused by familial dysfunction. Read More Information: Malayalam Newspaper

18-year-old has 'Love Brain' Disease; He calls his lover more than 100 times a day

We must have heard that love is a condition of mind. Some people may have experienced it. But have you ever considered what may happen if it crossed the line? One such story is currently being reported from China. Doctors diagnosed the youngster, who sends over 100 calls and messages to her boyfriend every day, with 'love brain'. Xiao, an 18-year-old girl, has developed a habit of frequently calling and messaging her lover. However, when it went too far, the lover found it bothersome and unbearable.

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The doctor claims that the girl's composure was off when she did not receive a response to his call. The girl is being treated by Dr. Du Na, a specialist at Chengdu's Fourth People's Hospital. In a fit of rage, Xiao threw objects around the home and threatened to die. A video of Xiaoyu repeatedly attempting to contact her boyfriend via video call is also circulating on social media.

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Panur Blast Case - 3 More People Were Arrested

Three more suspects have been arrested in connection with the Pannoor bombing in Kannur. Sajilesh and Jijosh, both from Kathirur, were arrested, as was Babu, a Vadakara resident. Sajilesh is accused of murdering RSS leader Kathirur Manoj. The ammunition was seized from Vadakara Madapalli during the police inquiry into where the ammunition for the bomb was procured.

Babu, a Vadakara native, was detained after transporting ammo from Vadakara to Panur to manufacture a bomb. By questioning him, the police apprehended two additional persons. Madapally yielded three kg of ammo. The police and bomb squad continue to search the Kannur and Kozhikode districts' borders.

A bomb went off during construction in Panur, killing one person. Later, authorities conducted a search of the area, discovering other steel explosives. As a result, in view of the forthcoming election, the police decided to widen their investigation of the Kozhikode district's border area, led by the bomb squad.

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The police had previously apprehended nine people, including the mastermind behind the bombings. The main planners are Kunnothparamp DYFI Unit Secretary Meethale Kunnotparamp Thankesha Purail Shajil (27), Kariyaullatil Chali Akshay (27), DYFI Meethale Kunnotparamp Unit Secretary Amal Babu (28), Muliathote C.P. Mithun (31) of M Karpana Kattil, Shabinlal (27) of Tinchukootiyaparampa at Chudungudarum, Atul Atul (30) of Central Kunnothuparam, and Arun (29) of Chendayat Patantathazha Garutullakandi.

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Top Most Mathrubhumi Newspaper from Malayalam

Conceived as the mouthpiece of India's freedom movement, Mathrubhumi ePaper is one of the front-runners among the Malayalam newspapers. The first copy of Mathrubhumi was published on 18th of March 1923 -- the day before the first anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's arrest for the first time by the British police. Led by K.P.Kesava Menon, the prominent freedom fighter, as Editor and K. MadhavanNair as Managing Director, Mathrubhumi was envisaged for spreading the message of the great National Movement. In the beginning, the paper was published a week and had just one edition from Kozhikode (Calicut). A newspaper born out of relentless passion of freedom fighters, Mathrubhumi went on to become an inalienable part of Kerala's social fabric.

Now with sixteen editions- ten in Kerala , ones in New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangaluru, Chennai, Dubai and Doha- it has an impressive circulation of over 1.5 million copies. The history of Mathrubhumi is synonymous with the history of the state's freedom movement, and that of Indian National Congress. Before Mathrubhumi Newspaper came into being, there were four Malayalam News Papers ('Kerala Patrika', 'Kozhikodan Manorama' , 'Kerala Sanchari ' and 'Mithavadi ') and three English News Papers ('Champion', 'West Coast Reformer 'and 'Spectator'), which were being published from Kozhikode. But none of these papers favoured the freedom movement spearheaded by the Congress. Instead, they supported the British Rule.

K.P Kesava Menon, who was then Secretary of Kerala State Congress Committee, realized the urgent need for a pro-freedom movement publication from the Malabar region. And he, along with his confidants like K.Madhavan Nair, Kuroor Neelakandan Nampoothirippad, K. Kesavan Nair and P. Achuthan, resolved to register The Mathrubhumi Printing and Publishing Company Limited with an authorized capital of Rs.1, 00,000/- in 20,000 shares of Rs.5/- each. However, the Company was able to collect an amount of Rs.15, 000/- only. And the registration took place on 15th of February 1922.

K. Madhavan Nair became the first Managing Director of the Company. But, months later, he resigned from the position due to reasons very personal, replaced by K.P Kesava Menon. On 13th of November 1922, the Company acquired the Empress Victoria Press owned by Kuruppathu Kesava Menon. The first edition of the paper carried a strong message of support for the National Movement and a pledge to unify the un-organized Malayalees. The editorial had an intense patriotic tone; stressing on the need for real freedom from disparity, divisions and distortions. Moreover, it expressed a willingness to stand with the commoners during their trials and tribulations in life. Built on strong journalistic ethics and high aesthetic outlook, Mathrubhumi soon excelled all other newspapers of that time; and in the process rewriting the history of Malayalam newspapers.