The third day of the Global Chess League kicked off with a clash between the tournament leaders, the PBS Alaskan Knights, and the struggling Ganges Grandmasters, who had yet to secure a single victory.
The Anti-Gangster Task Force, in a joint operation with Bathinda Police on Saturday apprehended the kingpin of the Jassa Burj Gang, Jaspreet Singh, along with three associates, for being involved in arms smuggling, snatching and kidnapping, said Punjab police.
Day two of the Global Chess League season 2 brought high drama and intense competition to the boards. The PBG Alaskan Knights emerged as the sole leaders, winning all three of their matches and securing nine match points. This puts them ahead of four teams tied with three points each, while
The Pipers, playing with the white pieces, entered the match with three points after defeating the Ganges Grandmasters on day one. Triveni, meanwhile, were looking to bounce back from a crushing 15-3 loss to the Alaskan Knights in their opening round.
Pune Police released sketches of two suspects in connection with the alleged gang rape of a 21-year-old girl by three unknown men in the Bopdev Ghat area in Pune on Thursday night.
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to release the frozen sperm of a dead man to his parents for the reproduction of a child. The High Court said that there is no prohibition on posthumous reproduction in Indian law.
Roopa Ganguly was arrested during her protest demanding justice for a schoolboy who died after being hit by an excavator. Ganguly claims that the operators involved are close aides of a TMC counsellor.
During the visit, PM Holness and his delegation saw the two Chambers, Constitution Hall, Galleries and other important locations in new Parliament Building.
Kolkata Police Commissioner Manoj Kumar Verma on Thursday said that Bharatiya Janata Party leader Roopa Ganguly was arrested and taken to court for obstructing the functioning of the Police Station.