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Ghaziabad: A fire broke out in a godown near Shaheed Nagar Metro station in Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh on Friday morning. After getting the information, more than 12 fire tenders reached the spot to begin the dousing operations. No casualty has been reported so far in the mishap and the blaze has been brought under control, according to fire officials. "More than 12 fire tenders are engaged in dousing operation. No casualties have been reported. Fire has been brought under control," Sunil Kumar Singh, Chief Fire Officer (CFO) told ANI.He further said, "It will take some more time to douse the fire completely because the blaze was spread due to clothes and plastic things available in the warehouse. However, the fire has been stopped from spreading." More details are awaited.—ANI

A fire broke out in a godown near Shaheed Nagar Metro station in Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh on Friday morning.

Fire breaks out in godown in UP's Ghaziabad

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New Delhi: The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has unearthed a factory in Ghaziabad where Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) were being printed and arrested three people in this connection, an official said on Tuesday. The three accused were identified as Ashish Jain, Rajpal alias Raju, and Azeem Ahmed. Deputy Commissioner of Police Amit Goel said inputs were received about a syndicate of Counterfeit currency racketeers operating clandestinely and circulating Counterfeit Currency Notes in Delhi and NCR.Accordingly, a strategy was chalked out to bust this racket. On May 19, a tip-off was received that one person named Ashish will come near 1st Pushta, New Usmanpur to supply Counterfeit Currency. Subsequently, a police team was constituted which laid a trap and apprehended the accused counterfeiter. On his cursory search, FICN worth Rs 1.5 lakh was recovered.On the instance of accused Ashish, his associate Rajpal was apprehended and on his instance FICN of Rs 3.13 lakh, 50 Uncut printed FICN sheet (30 sheet from office &amp; 20 sheets from i10 Car, containing print of 15 FICN on each sheet) total worth FICN of Rs 3.75 lakh, one Scanner, three CPU used in developing/processing the FICN recovered from his office located at Tronica City, Ghaziabad.The third accused Azeem was apprehended from his factory located at Tronica City. On the instance of Azeemm 301 printed sheet uncut FICN (containing 15 notes on each sheet) total worth of Rs 22,57,500 lakh, 152 printed sheet uncut FICN (containing 05 notes on each) total worth of Rs 3,80,000 lakh recovered from his factory, 08 Printing Proof plates/metal sheet containing printing proof of FICN Rs 500 denomination front and back side also recovered.Apart from that 40 boxes of ink used in Printing of FICN also recovered, the police said. The accused persons were using a dye and offset Printing machine to print the CounterfeitNotes by using specialised ink and tools. After printing the fake notes, the above accused used to give 3 fake notes in lieu of 1 real note to target customers.—IANS

The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has unearthed a factory in Ghaziabad where Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) were being printed and arrested three people in this connection, an official said on Tuesday. The three accused were identified as Ashish Jain, Rajpal alias Raju, and Azeem Ahmed.

Fake Currency Printing Factory Unearthed In Ghaziabad

Ghaziabad: A police officer and an advocate engaged in a scuffle at a police outpost inside the district court here, days after the lawyer was intercepted by the sub-inspector for checking his car, officials said.The incident happened this afternoon when sub-inspector Saurabh Rathore, posted at Bhojpur police station of the district, arrived at the district court for some work.Advocate Ravi Sharma, whose car was intercepted by Rathore and constable Mohit Singh when he was returning with his friends from a wedding ceremony from Hapur on April 27, confronted Rathore on the court premises.A heated argument ensued between them when some other lawyers joined Sharma and allegedly manhandled the sub-inspector, witnesses said.Advocates also alleged that the police officer had beaten them on April 27 and that they had complained to SSP Muniraj G.Police personnel deployed at the court police outpost for security purposes intervened to bring the situation under control Tuesday afternoon.The enraged group of lawyers created a ruckus outside the outpost, the police alleged.City Superintendent of Police (first) Nipun Agarwal and ADM City Bipin Kumar reached the court compound to enquire into the matter.No FIR has been registered in this regard, Agarwal told.—PTI

 A police officer and an advocate engaged in a scuffle at a police outpost inside the district court here, days after the lawyer was intercepted by the sub-inspector for checking his car, officials said.

Sub-inspector, advocate in brawl at Ghaziabad court

GHAZIABAD : A thief was injured in a police encounter in the Rajnagar Extension area of Ghaziabad on Sunday night, said the police. The thief was shot in the leg and had been sent to the hospital.The accused had been identified as Santosh Yadav, a resident of Delhi, added the police. More than 29 cases of robbery, theft and others are registered in Ghaziabad, Noida, Delhi and Haryana, as per the police."During checking in Rajnagar Extension area at around 10.15 pm, police tried to stop a person but he tried to run away and opened fire on the police and in retaliatory firing, he was shot in the leg. He has been identified as Santosh Yadav, a resident of Delhi," said Ghaziabad Superintendent of Police. "More than 29 cases of robbery, theft and others are registered against him in Ghaziabad, Noida, Delhi &amp; Haryana. A 315 bore pistol and a stolen Scooty were recovered from his possession. He has been sent to the hospital," he added.Further probe is underway—ANI

 A thief was injured in a police encounter in the Rajnagar Extension area of Ghaziabad on Sunday night, said the police. The thief was shot in the leg and had been sent to the hospital.

UP: Thief injured in police encounter in Ghaziabad

Noida:&nbsp;A major fire broke out in Khoda area adjoining Noida on Sunday night and firefighting was underway, officials said.Several fire tenders were rushed to the spot while police personnel were also deployed even as a large number of people came out on roads.There was no immediate report of injury to any person due to the fire in the commercial hub—PTI

A major fire broke out in Khoda area adjoining Noida on Sunday night and firefighting was underway, officials said.

Fire breaks out in Ghaziabad

 A major fire broke out in Khoda area adjoining Noida on Sunday night and firefighting was underway, officials said.

Ghaziabad: Eleven-year-old Shubhi Gupta has created history of sorts by becoming the first girl from Uttar Pradesh to win the Under 12 Chess Championship trophy, that was recently held in Karnataka.The class 7 student, resident of Ghaziabad who began playing when she was in class 2 has already bagged numerous trophies and awards at state leverl inter-school chess tournaments.Shubhi clinched the MPL 34th National U-12 Girls Chess Championship 2022 held earlier in April.Seeing her growing interest in playing chess, Shubi's family started playing chess with her at home and soon she was admitted into Chess Academy. The teen often notches up high ranks in almost all the matches she plays. The champion's father Pradeep Gupta said that seeing Shubhi's growing interest the family decided to help her excel in the field. He said that her talent helped her secure medals and trophies in every match she has played. "This kept us motivated and we kept motivating Shubhi with full dedication. We are proud of our daughter for bringing laurels to the state. She is the first daughter of Uttar Pradesh who has secured the first position in the Under 12 Chess Championship held in Karnataka.The teen champion's father said that now Shubhi has set her sights on international level competitions."Soon an Under 16 Chess Championship is going to be held at the international level. Shubhi is preparing for it with full dedication. We are sure that our daughter will shine and make us and the state proud there as well," Gupta added.The teen's mother Seema said that her daughter's interest grew at a very young age but her dedication to the game has made the family proud while adding "At first I thought she is young but as she continued to bring trophies and medals, seeing her dedication, we decided to take it forward for her. We started playing chess with her, and this made her extremely happy."She said, "Shubhi has never given us chance to complain about her studies as well. Her teachers and school are happy with her as she completes all her school work timely in spite of the chess tournaments and academy."Seema further said, "She is a disciplined child and manages her studies very well. If she has to go out to play chess, she completes her work first after coming home. Whatever she does, she does it with full dedication and hard work and this is why believe her. We have high hopes that in the coming Under 16 International Chess Championship, she will make us proud," added Seema.&nbsp;—ANI

Eleven-year-old Shubhi Gupta has created history of sorts by becoming the first girl from Uttar Pradesh to win the Under 12 Chess Championship trophy, that was recently held in Karnataka. The class 7 student, resident of Ghaziabad who began playing when she was in class 2 has already bagged numerous trophies and awards at state leverl inter-school chess tournaments.

National Under-12 Girls Chess Champ From UP, Shubhi Gupta, Sets Sight On Global Trophies

Eleven-year-old Shubhi Gupta has created history of sorts by becoming the first girl from Uttar Pradesh to win the Under 12 Chess Championship trophy, that was recently held in Karnataka.
The class 7 student, resident of Ghaziabad who began playing when she was in class 2 has already bagged numerous trophies and awards at state leverl inter-school chess tournaments.



Ghaziabad: A man and his two sons were allegedly shot at by their neighbours after the victim's pet dog barked at one of the perpetrators, an official said on Wednesday.The injured were identified as Sushil Kumar (40) and his two sons Aman (17) and Tarun (15).According to the official, the incident took place near the railway crossing at Manan Dham under the jurisdiction of Madhuvan Bapudham police station in Ghaziabad on Monday night.The police official said the victim's family was sleeping near the railway crossing on the day of the incident. "They already had an altercation on some issue with the accused persons and on Monday their dog barked at them which angered the assailants and they fired shots at the victim's family," the official said. The injured were rushed to the Guru Teg Bahadur hospital where they are still undergoing treatment.The official said of the three accused people, two were identified after the incident and an FIR was registered in the case. "The prime accused has been arrested while the other two are absconding," he said.Further probe is underway, the official added. —IANS

 A man and his two sons were allegedly shot at by their neighbours after the victim's pet dog barked at one of the perpetrators, an official said on Wednesday.

Irked Over Dog's Barking, 3 Shot At In Ghaziabad

Ghaziabad: A private school in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad was shut down for three days as a precautionary measure after two students tested positive for COVID, according to the letter written by the school Principal to the parents on Sunday.Two students from standards 3 and 9 remained absent for three days. After enquiring, the school received the information of their testing positive for COVID. Acting upon the information school administration decided that classes from Monday to Wednesday of the school would be conducted through online mode of education."All of us truly believe that Prevention is Better than Cure. As two positive cases of covid-19 have been reported in our school, the School Management has decided to suspend the offline classes for the next three days(April 11 to April 13) in order to break the chain. We will continue imparting education through online classes," said the letter by the Principal.The letter further added that the normal classes will resume after Easter Holidays.&nbsp;—ANI

 A private school in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad was shut down for three days as a precautionary measure after two students tested positive for COVID, according to the letter written by the school Principal to the parents on Sunday.

Ghaziabad School Shut For 3 Days After 2 Students Test Covid Positive

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