The Stockport man who spends hours chatting to celebrities on Zoom
Vikas Shah has interviewed hundreds of famous faces, some of whose conversations have been life-changing , in his quest to make sense of the world
10:13, 13 MAR 2021
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Nine people get life term for murder
Nine people get life term for murder
ByArchana MoreArchana More / Updated: Feb 2, 2021, 06:00 IST
Sessions court took into consideration medical reports and spot panchnama for conviction
The sessions court on Friday convicted nine people with life imprisonment for killing Eknath Kudale (a real estate agent) in December 2014 at Bhukum. The court observed that “the mode of crime was such that accused gave 26 blows on the vital part of the body of the deceased, resulting in his death”.
Sessions judge JN Raje found Swapnil Bhilare (36), Anil Khatpe (37), Mahesh Wagh (40), Swapnil Khatpe (32), Ram Kedari (38), Hemant Godambe (31), Sagar Gole (31), Pappu Uttekar (37), and Vaibhav Shelar (36) all residents of
by David Prior
A former Manchester Evening News reporter has launched a PR consultancy.
Alex Bell, who worked on the business and crime desks at the MEN for almost eight years, was most recently chief operating officer at Manchester agency Roland Dransfield.
His new venture, BellPress, has secured Professor Vikas Shah MBE as a first client.
He s been tasked with promoting Shah s debut book Thought Economics to the national media and has partnered with TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs) UK North, which is among the largest entrepreneurs networks in the world.
“It’s exciting to get the consultancy up and running and an honour to be involved in the launch of Vikas Shah’s Thought Economics and to have partnered with TiE UK North,” said Bell.
Gangster Appa alias Prakash Haribhau Londhe (inset) was murdered in Urali Kanchan on May 28, 2015, over a sand dispute; the 15 accused in this case have been lodged at Yerawada Central Prison
Judge will begin hearing at Yerawada Central Prison on Jan 20 as taking 15 accused to Shivajinagar would be security risk
The
trial of the
murder case of notorious gangster and sand mafia operative Appa Londhe will be conducted in the court hall of Yerawada Central Prison. The decision was taken due to security reasons of the 15 accused, as they also belong to a notorious gang that has been booked under the charges of Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (