-The Telegraph Bhubaneswar/Cuttack: The Cente has sanctioned Rs 915 crore from the National Disaster Response Fund for carrying out Post-Phailin reconstruction and restoration work in the state. Disclosing this at the 9th raising day function of the National Disaster Response Force at Mundali near Cuttack today, Union home minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said: "The high power committee constituted by the government of India has decided to sanction the amount on the recommendation...
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Over 50 Child Labourers Rescued in Jaipur
-Outlook Jaipur: As many as 52 child labourers within the age group of 7 to 12 years were Rescued from the clutches of minority contractors who involved them in making bangles and handicraft items at a house here, police said today. The police arrested five persons, identified as Mohammad Fareed, Mubarik, Shakeel, Mohd Juned and Hasseed, all hailing from Bihar, and booked them under various sections of Child Protection Act and the...
More »Amnesty mulls bail fund to Rescue undertrials -Stanley Pinto
-The Times of India MANGALORE: The India wing of human rights watchdog Amnesty International is seriously looking into the issue of undertrials' unwarranted long stay in prisons and is likely to set up a bail fund to secure their early release. Amnesty International secretary general Salil Shetty told TOI: "India has over 2.5 lakh undertrials, including 8,940 in Karnataka, as of December 2012. Of these, over 2,000 have been in jail for...
More »MP: Ten Tribals Killed as Mine Caves In
-Outlook Satna (Madhya Pradesh): Ten tribals, including a minor girl, were buried alive when a limestone mine caved in at Turra village in the district today, police said. Two women are still trapped under the debris and efforts are on to Rescue them, they said. The mishap occurred this afternoon when the labourers were working in a pit said to be 20-foot deep. The deceased hailed from village Taagi Paachit. The deceased have been identified...
More »In Madhya Pradesh, dalit man building loo to save his marriage -Anuraag Singh
-The Times of India INDORE: A 35-year-old landless dalit labourer from Madhya Pradesh's Dewas is building a toilet to save his eight-year marriage. Dev Karan has been given a January 10 deadline by a court to build a toilet if he wants his wife back, who filed for divorce four years ago. Dev is sinking into debt to Rescue his marriage despite the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government launching the Maryada scheme in...
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