Updated Apr 08, 2021 | 07:49 IST
The manager of a hospital was arrested in Gujarat after he allegedly helped a gangster escape from custody. The accused was allegedly a part of the conspiracy Donga hatched to escape from custody (Representative Image). | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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A gangster, who was accused of murder and attempt to murder, escaped from police custody in Gujarat
The history-sheeter was helped by the manager of a hospital
Ahmedabad: A hospital manager allegedly helped gangster Nikhil Donga escape from police custody in Gujarat s Kutch. The manager was sent to police custody till April 9 after being produced before a local court in Bhuj on Wednesday. The accused worked as the manager of GK General Hospital.
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In a day, residents rid city of 1,200kg of plastic waste | Noida News
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Noida: Residents of over 50 sectors and various voluntary groups will come together on Sunday to organise a city-wide plastic-free campaign in Noida. They hope to collect about 1,000 kg single-use plastic waste within a day that will be recycled as eco-bricks and used for various purposes.
Led by a residents’ voluntary group ‘World Class Noida’, the campaign will focus on collecting single-use plastic waste, especially PET bottles, from various households.
Organisers said that over 500 residents have signed up to join the campaign on Sunday from 15 societies.
Abhisht Kusum Gupta, an organiser, said, “We also have our MP and MLA on board who said that they will join the campaign. While single-use plastic is banned, many people can still be seen using these, especially in the form of PET bottles and food packaging material.”