7 year old boy found dead in Gurgaon school with his throat slit open

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September 8, 2017

New Delhi, Sept 8: In a brutal act of inhumanity, a 7-year-old class II boy from a Gurugram school was found dead, reported on Friday morning. The body of the child was found in a pool of blood with his throat slit open, the incident took place at the Ryan International School, Bhondsi.

The reason behind the death is still not clear. According to India Today, there were cut marks on the neck of the boy. According to a report, the incident took place around 8 am and the body was found by a fellow student who reported the matter to the school authorities.

The parents of this boy are yet to give a statement about the incident. No reaction has come from the school authorities either. Since a knife was found near the body, it is being speculated that the boy was murdered. The school is located on Sohna road in Gurgaon.

Earlier in June, a six-year-old boy was found dead inside a locked car in north-west Delhi’s Rani Bagh. The post-morterm report of this boy stated that he had died of burns caused by excessive heat, according to a report by The Hindu. The doctor explained that the child died due to complications of thermal burn injuries but there was no CCTV footage of the incident.

About Ryan International School

As per the official website of the Ryan International School, Sohna Road, it was established in the year 2007 by Dr. Augustine F Pinto, Chairman of Ryan and St. Xavier’s Group of school. The school has an eco- friendly environment with a huge infrastructure that is being upgraded further, spread over a sprawling lush green area of more than 12 acres, facing the Aravalis.

The website states that the school promotes a variety of curricular and co-curricular activities provide an opportunity to every Ryanite to explore, excel and exhibit his / her skills and talent. It also tries to promote sports activities among the students.

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February 22,2020

Feb 22: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is unlikely to accompany US President Donald Trump and his family members during their visit to the Taj Mahal in Agra on Monday, official sources said.

The US President will arrive in Ahmedabad at around noon on February 24 for a less that 36-hour visit to India. He will be accompanied by a high-level delegation including First Lady Melania Trump, the President's daughter Ivanka Trump, son-in-law Jared Kushner and a galaxy of top US officials.

After attending an event at Ahmedabad, the Trumps will travel to Agra on Monday afternoon to visit the Taj Mahal before arriving at the national capital for the main leg of the visit.

When asked about reports that Modi may accompany Trump to Agra, official sources said there was no such plan.

They said the visit to the Taj Mahal in Agra by the US President and his family members will afford them the opportunity to view the historical monument suitably. Therefore, no official engagements or presence of senior dignitaries from the Indian side is envisaged there, the sources said.

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March 14,2020

New Delhi, Mar 14: Excise duty on petrol and diesel was on Saturday hiked by ₹3 per litre as the government looked to mop up gains arising from fall in international oil prices.

Special excise duty on petrol was hiked by ₹2 to ₹8 per litre incase of petrol and to Rs 4 incase of diesel, an official notification said.

Additionally, road cess on petrol was raised by ₹1 per litre each on petrol and diesel to ₹10.

The increase in excise duty would in normal course result in a hike in petrol and diesel prices but most of it would be adjusted against the fall in rates that would have necessitated because of slump in international oil prices.

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February 11,2020

New Delhi, Feb 11: As the counting of votes for the Delhi Assembly polls began, Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Tuesday raised doubts on EVMs, alleging that no machine having a chip is tamper-proof.

He called upon the Election Commission and the Supreme Court to take a fresh look at the use of EVMs in the country.

"No machine (which) has a chip is tamper-proof. Also please do for a moment think, why no developed country uses EVM," Singh said in a tweet.

"Would CEC and Hon Supreme Court please have a fresh look on EVM voting in India? We are the largest democracy in the world, we can't allow some unscrupulous people to hack results and steal the mandate of 1.3 billion people.

"If they match the votes in the counting unit. Declare the result. If they don't match then count the ballots of all polling booths in the assembly. It would convince everyone and save time also as this has been the consistent argument of CEC in favour of EVM," the Congress leader said.

Polling for the 70-member Delhi Assembly polls was held on Saturday.

The Election Commission on Sunday announced that the final voter turnout was 62.59 per cent, five per cent less than 2015.

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