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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskGwalior (Madhya Pradesh): A 26-year-old coaching teacher has been booked for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor student at a coaching centre and threatening to kill her when she resisted in Gwalior. The accused has been identified as Satyajit Shakya, a resident of Morena district, who is currently absconding.According to reports, the incident occurred within the jurisdiction of Thatipur police station, where the minor attended coaching classes.The accused teacher allegedly sexually assaulted the student inside the coaching centre. When she resisted, he reportedly threatened to kill her.Following the alleged assault, the minor returned home and informed her family about the incident.After learning about the allegations, her family members accompanied her to Thatipur police station and lodged a formal complaint against the teacher.PM MITRA Park, Gwalior Telecom Zone To Headline MP’s GIS 2027 Investment PitchActing on the complaint, police registered an FIR against the accused under relevant provisions relating to sexual assault, criminal intimidation and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.Accused Teacher Absconding, Search UnderwayAccording to police, the accused, Satyajit Shakya, originally hails from Morena district and was working as a teacher at a coaching centre in Gwalior.He has reportedly been absconding since the allegations surfaced. Police have launched a search operation and are conducting raids at suspected locations to trace and arrest him.Police officials said efforts are underway to locate the accused and take him into custody for further questioning regarding the allegations.Meanwhile, investigators are examining the victim's statement, the complaint filed by her family and other available evidence to establish the sequence of e
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskNashik: The Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti (MANS) has demanded action against an astrologer for allegedly promoting a black thread priced at ₹900 with claims that it can remove negative energy and bring success in life. The organisation has submitted a memorandum to the Nashik Police Commissioner, seeking an investigation into the matter.According to a message circulating on social media, tying the black thread on the right wrist during Ashwin or Chaitra Navratri after performing certain rituals and chanting mantras can supposedly remove negative energy from the body. The message also claims that the thread can help people overcome obstacles, achieve their goals and find new opportunities.Nashik: District Ranks First In State In Zilla Parishad And Panchayat Samiti Categories The astrologer is allegedly offering the thread for ₹900, claiming that it has been spiritually empowered and will be dispatched by post after payment is deposited into a bank account. The message also mentions a GPay account number for transferring money.MANS has questioned the sale of an ordinary black thread at ₹900 on the basis of purported supernatural benefits. The organisation alleged that such claims could mislead people and exploit their religious beliefs for financial gain.MANS Offers ₹21 Lakh ChallengeThe anti-superstition organisation has challenged the astrologer to demonstrate the claimed effects of the thread through scientific testing under the terms and conditions laid down by MANS.The organisation has announced a reward of ₹21 lakh for anyone who can scientifically demonstrate the purported supernatural powers or remedies in accordance with its prescribed rules.Through its memorandum to the Police Commissioner, MANS has asked the astrologer to respond in writing within
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskMumbai, October 12, 2026: The maximum temperature in Mumbai soared by 2°C within 24 hours, with heatwave conditions continuing. The Santacruz observatory on Monday recorded a maximum temperature of 38.2°C, which was 5.1°C above normal. It was the second-highest maximum October temperature since 2015.The India Meteorological Department (IMD) sounded a yellow alert for 'hot and humid' conditions on Monday, which was upgraded to a 'heatwave' warning at noon. "The heatwave-like conditions will continue on Tuesday, and hot and humid conditions will prevail thereafter. Though slight relief is expected after a couple of days, the maximum temperature will remain above 35°C this week. The mercury depends on wind flow patterns," said IMD Mumbai Director Bikram Singh.Temperatures Across MaharashtraThe city's maximum temperature on Monday was also the third-highest across Maharashtra. Ratnagiri recorded the highest maximum temperature at 39.2°C, which was 7.6°C above normal, followed by Malegaon at 38.4°C, which was 5.6°C above normal.Experts Attribute Heat to Weather PatternsOn Sunday, the maximum temperature was 38°C, which was 4.9°C above normal. Experts attribute the extreme weather conditions to the early withdrawal of the monsoon, which has increased ground temperatures, and the late setting in of sea winds.Also Watch: Mumbai Weather Update: City To Swelter Under 36°C Heat Today, AQI In Moderate RangeThe overall change in weather patterns, resulting in extreme conditions, is broadly associated with El Niño climatic conditions, which also resulted in a rainfall deficit this year.To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/