Wildlife activist rolls camera while villagers beat animal to death Yet another leopard had been killed by a violent mob in the NCR region last week. But unlike in the previous occasions, where not a single person had been convicted, this time there is actually a chance that the guilty might be punished. Photographs and a video shot by animal activist Naresh Kadyan of the gory incident in Faridabad's Kheri Gujaran can help nail the culprits. Story By - Shashank Shekar,MiD-DAY, Delhi Video By - Naresh Kadyan,animal activist
18 January,2011 12:08 PM IST
Police say they have solved the murder of 22-year-old Gurgaon toll booth attendant Umesh Kumar Pandey, with the arrest of two men early on Monday morning. CCTV footage led to the arrest of the suspected killer, Vijayvir, and his friend, Manjit; the police claimed that the two men had confessed to killing Pandey and that the murder weapon had been found. Video courtesy: NDTV
26 September,2011 02:40 PM IST
The railway police has released a CCTV footage to help identify the killer of an unidentified 25-year-old woman whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus last week Video courtesy: NDTV
04 October,2012 09:03 PM IST
Justice KT Thomas, who headed the three-judge Supreme Court bench that gave the death sentence to four accused in Rajiv Gandhi's assassination, tells NDTV why he thinks they should not be executed now. Video courtesy: NDTV
26 February,2013 01:03 PM IST
Purushottam Rana was arrested from outside a court where he had arrived to surrender, but his accomplice, Sunil Mann, managed to dodge the police and entered a court-room, where he was taken into custody on the judge's orders. Video courtesy: NDTV
01 April,2013 04:25 PM IST
Taking a jibe over the Tamil Nadu government's letter to the Centre demanding release of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi killers, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Subramanian Swamy said the letter by Tamil Nadu to the Centre is a venture of 'anti-nationalism', thus concluding it to be a complete disgrace to the people of India, and people of Tamil Nadu particularly.
03 March,2016 04:36 PM IST
Looks like the overdose of powerful painkillers have been one of the reasons behind the death of pop-icon Prince. According to the revelation by late singer's long-time drug dealer, Doctor D, the 'Purple Rain' hit-maker was hooked on powerful opiates for more than 25 years, spending up to 40,000 dollars a time on six-month supplies.
25 April,2016 04:00 PM IST
These horrific stories of gruesome acts of cold-blooded Indian serial killers that will send shivers down your spine. Watch video to know how 'psychos' like Raman Raghav committed their heinous acts
22 May,2017 06:00 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
