The weather has taken a turn in North India amid the scorching heat. While the temperature remained at record levels in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh including the capital Delhi, now the possibility of rain and strong winds has been predicted. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted light rain and strong winds in the national capital on March 15, due to which a ‘yellow alert’ was issued in Delhi.

Rain was seen in some areas of Delhi on the morning of 15 March. The temperature has been recorded at 18 to 19 degrees. It is hoped that this will provide some relief to the people suffering from heat.

Fall in temperature and weather conditions

The minimum temperature at Safdarjung Observatory, the main meteorological center of the national capital, was recorded at 18.1 degrees Celsius, which was three degrees above normal. The minimum temperature at the weather monitoring stations of Palam and Lodhi Road was 16.6 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert regarding strong winds in the capital. According to the department, there is a possibility of winds blowing at a speed of about 45 to 50 km per hour on March 15 and 16.

Weather activities due to western disturbance

Mahesh Palawat, Vice President of Meteorology and Climate Change Department of ‘Skymet Weather’, said that due to the Western Disturbance moving towards the Western Himalayas, cyclonic activity has developed in Central Pakistan and adjacent Punjab and Haryana. Due to its effect, there is a possibility of rain in some parts of Punjab, Haryana and Delhi in the next two days. This is considered to be the first pre-monsoon rain of this season, which is coming about ten days earlier than normal.

Air quality and further forecast

The maximum temperature in Delhi on Saturday was 33.2 degrees Celsius, which was 4.3 degrees above normal. Season According to the forecast of the department, till Monday the minimum temperature is expected to be around 14-16 degrees Celsius and the maximum is expected to be around 31-33 degrees Celsius. According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, Delhi’s air quality index (AQI) on March 14 morning was 145, which falls in the ‘moderate’ category. The 24-hour average AQI was recorded at 153 at 4 pm, while it was 189 on Friday.

Investigation revealed that this gun belonged to Ritesh Reddy. Ritesh Reddy is the younger brother of former MLA Rohit Reddy. The gun license is correct, but it was used by Namit Sharma which is illegal. Police also recovered two grams of white powder from the spot. There is suspicion that it is drugs.

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A total of 10 people were present in the party, including 9 men and 1 woman. These include big names like former MLA Pilot Rohit Reddy and TDP’s Eluru MP Putta Mahesh Kumar. Apart from these, Ritesh Reddy, Namit Mishra, M. Ramesh, Shravan Kumar, Vijay Krishna, Ravi and Arjun Reddy were also present there.

Police conducted drug test of these people. In this, reports of 5 people have come positive. These include the names of Rohit Reddy, Namit Mishra, Ritesh Reddy, Kaushik Ravi and Arjun Reddy. Chevella DCP Yogesh Gautam said that everyone’s samples have been sent for further testing. After the complete report comes, the police will take strict action as per law.

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The headless, handless body of a man found on the side of a lonely road in New York’s Allegany County 56 years ago has been identified through DNA advancements, officials announced this week.

Still, his killer hasn’t been caught.

The body of Clyde A. Coppage, 35, was discovered along a road in Andover, in upstate New York in March 1970.

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“Over the course of nearly 56 years, investigating members of the New York State Police continued to track down every lead, but the identity of the male remained unknown,” New York State Police said in a news release on Thursday.

Coppage was originally from Pennsylvania and hadn’t been reported missing.

He didn’t have any clothes on or any other way to identify him, Trooper James O’Callaghan said Friday, according to the Albany Times Union.

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O’Callaghan said the evidence suggested that Coppage was killed and dismembered somewhere else before his body was left on the rural Davis Hill Road in Andover.

In June 2022, his body was exhumed to obtain a DNA profile, and, with the help of the FBI, he was finally identified.

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State police said the Bureau of Criminal Investigation out of NYSP Amity is asking for the public’s help for any information on Coppage or his killer.

The investigation into his death remains active, police said.

A young man had entered the kutcha house of the Bamnia family living in Scheme No. 134 of Indore in broad daylight to commit theft. At that time the parents had gone out of the house and their ten year old daughter was at home. The young man entered the house saying he wanted to meet his father, took out the regulator of the cylinder and started trying to take the tank. Seeing him doing this, the girl screamed and ran to call her uncle who lived next door.

By the time uncle arrived for help, the thief had fled. The family is preparing to complain about this to the police station also. For the safety of the cylinder, it has now been chained and locked with a strong lock. The girl told that she thought the young man was her father’s acquaintance, but he entered the room straight away and started taking out the cylinder, but when I started shouting, he got scared.

The girl’s uncle Shobharam, who lives in the neighbourhood, told that he also has two cylinders. When the incident of attempted theft came to light, they also tied both the cylinders with chains. He says that both the families are residents of Kukshi and have come to work as labourers.

They are living in a mud house on a vacant plot, but cook food on a gas stove because the smoke coming from burning wood raises objections from nearby rich families. The elders of the family go out for work all day long while the women and children stay at home. For this reason, thieves keep an eye on our houses. For this reason we have locked the gas cylinders.

In a major action, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has seized foreign currency and diamonds worth about Rs 3 crore at Mumbai Airport. A total of 6 people including the hawala operator have been arrested in this case. According to officials, this action was taken on the basis of special intelligence information.

As soon as the information was received, the DRI team increased surveillance at the airport and stopped four passengers when they were preparing to board an international flight.

Fake cavity was made in the bag

When the officials carefully examined the bags and handbags of the passengers, a shocking revelation came to light. Fake cavities i.e. hidden grooves were made inside the bag, in which foreign currency and diamonds were kept hidden.

During the search, pounds sterling and US dollars in different denominations were recovered. The total value of these foreign currencies is said to be around Rs 1.93 crore. According to officials, an attempt was being made to hide such a large amount of foreign currency and take it abroad.

Diamonds kept hidden in 53 pouches

Apart from the foreign currency, officials also found 53 small pouches in the bag. When these pouches were examined, diamonds were found in them. The value of these seized diamonds has been estimated to be around Rs 1.10 crore. Officials say that an attempt was made to hide the diamonds in different pouches so that there would be no suspicion during the investigation.

During interrogation, documents related to foreign currency and diamonds were asked from the passengers, but no valid permission or documents were found with them. Not only this, he did not even make any announcement about these in the Customs Department.

According to the rules, permission and declaration are necessary to take such large amounts of foreign currency and valuables abroad.

Hawala operator also arrested

Taking the investigation forward, DRI also caught the hawala operator and the person who had delivered this foreign currency to the passengers. Officials said that a total of 6 people have been arrested in this entire case under the Customs Act 1962.

At present, the investigating agency is trying to find out whether any big network is working behind this smuggling.