Mahantesh

Despite winning multiple World Cups, India's blind cricketers, both men and women, face a stark reality of poor facilities and financial insecurity. Victories offer temporary relief through government rewards, but a lack of long-term support and institutional backing leaves players struggling for financial stability and consistent opportunities.

An eleven-month-old baby boy drowned in a bucket of water after his mother briefly left him unattended. Overwhelmed by guilt and unable to cope with the tragedy, the 29-year-old software professional died by suicide, leaving behind a note blaming herself for her son's death.

An 11-month-old boy drowned in a bucket at his Bengaluru home while his mother, a software professional, briefly stepped away. The mother, unable to cope with the guilt, died by suicide shortly after, leaving a note blaming herself. Her husband discovered the tragic scene upon returning from work.

Sleuths suggested a shift in the focus of the SP mahantesh murder probe, hinting that personal motive could have triggered the attack on the deputy director of co-operative audit.

Police may still be reluctant to agree with the contention of whistleblowers and anti-corruption activists that the murder of SP mahantesh, the deputy director (Bangalore Urban district) of the Directorate of co-operative audit, was related to his work.

With the lone eyewitness to the murderous assault on deputy director co-operative audit SP mahantesh still off the police radar, investigators appear to have all but dumped their initial claim in the FIR that four armed men attacked the official.