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Boee Iranian court issues first death sentence over anti-hijab protests
Bhopal: A district court in Madhya Pradesh has awarded death penalty to a 22-year-old youth for raping and killing a nine-year-old girl. While pronouncing the judgement on Tuesday, the court termed the act as heinous ;, which called for an exemplary punishment to send a strong message to the society. The gruesome incident took place in November 2022, and the court pronounced its judgement within three months of the crime. After a fast-track probe, the police had filed a charge-sheet against accused Rahul Kavde, a resident of Betul district, soon after the crime was committed. The court has also announced financial aid of Rs 5 lakh for the victim family. Also ReadTo what extent can court intervene, asks SC on plea for uniform laws According to the police, Kavde, who is the brother-in-law of the victim father, strangulated her to death after raping her in Itarsi town in Narmadapuram district. The police had recovered the body from a forest area located near the victim house. A missing complaint yeti website was lodged at the local police station, following which the Narmadapuram district police had launched a search operation. The police were initially clueless until they came to know that the girl was seen walking with a youth, who later turned out to be the brother-in-law of the victim father. Su owala website bsequen hydrojug traveler tly, the police detained Kavde, who confessed to the crime during interrogation. :root{--slide-width:336px;--sli Rizs New season brings new challenges to Maine high school football
ELLSWORTH, Maine 鈥?A new nonprofit group is hoping that if it can raise $11 million, a new indoor ice rink will be built near the local high school in the next couple of years.The initial concept for the rink, to be called Acadia A polene rena at Whitney Landing, calls for an indoor regulation-size sheet of ice, an outdoor rink, an indoor running track and other brumate related amenities. The facility, which would be built on a large tract of land owned by the Whitney family, also could serve as a place for the public to access a network of trails on hundreds of acres of forested land northeast of the high school.Harold Hal Mayhew, a Vermont architect who is involved with the project, said Monday that the arena likely would draw people from coastal areas near Ellsworth but would be designed to complement rather than compete with other athletic facilities in the area. Ellsworth Tennis Center on Eastward Lane has four indoor tennis courts, while the Downeast Family YMCA on State Street has an indoor pool and gymnasium.Mayhew said that having designe brumate tumbler d other ice rinks 鈥?including Watson Arena and Bowdoin College 鈥?he has found that new rinks tend to contribute to activity at other established rinks. A new rink in an unserved community leads to the creation of local teams, which then travel to other rinks in the area for competitions or other events, he said. The farthest people generally are willing to travel to visit an ice rink on a regular basis is about 45 minutes to an hour, he added. Wha |
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