Uttarakhand nurse rape-murder case

On July 30, when the nurse was returning home from her private hospital, she did not reach home. 

On August 14, his body was found in an empty plot at a distance of 1.5 km from his house.

When the police started searching for the accused, he was arrested in Rajasthan on August 14. The name of the accused is Dharmender.

What was happened?

A private hospital, which is in Udham Singh Nagar. The nurse of our private hospital was going home after completing her duty on the evening of July 30th.

She lives in a rented room with her 11-year-old daughter but she did not reach her home. His sister lodged a complaint of missing at the police station the next day. 

Police started the search, and after nine days, the body of the nurse was found in an empty plot at a distance of 1.5 km from her house.

So the police sent his body for a postmortem. The report said that the nurse was raped and then murdered after that. After this report, the police team started hunting the accused. which was collected from Rajasthan on August 14. 

The police head of Udham Singh Nagar said that the accused was a drug addict and a daily wage laborer.

When the nurse came near her apartment,
The accused molested the nurse, and then
He took it to the plot.
The accused raped her there, then slit her throat with her dupatta and stole her mobile phone and Rs 3000 from her purse.
After that, the accused ran away from there.
Police traced the accused through the victim's phone.

Kolkata Female Doctor Rape-Murder Case - All Information

The rape and then murder of a female doctor shocked the entire country, especially the women's community.

A 31-year-old female trainee doctor was raped, and her dead body was found in the seminar hall of R G Kar College, Kolkata, on the morning of August 9.

She is a postgraduate trainee doctor who is a 2nd-year student in college in Kolkata and works in the chest department. We cannot show her name or photo here due to legal circumstances.

R.G KAR MEDICAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL
Image Courtesy - Aaj Tak

What happened that day?

After a 36-hour shift, a female doctor found time to have dinner with junior trainees around 2 a.m. on August 9. Then after that, the female doctor went for some rest and had a very hectic shift. She went to the seminar hall because there was no separate on-call room available. But how did she know what was going to happen to her? When his dead body was found in the morning, she was badly injured. It was found out from the report of the inquiry committee that

1: There was blood coming out of both his eyes.
2: There was blood coming out of his mouth.
3: Injury to the face or nail
4: She was also bleeding from her vagina.
5: injury in the left leg
6: injury in the belly
7: Injury to the left leg ankle
8: injury to her neck
9: injury to her right hand ring finger
10: injury to her lips

There was a lot of hair on the mattress nearby, and some of the blood that had come out was absorbed by the blue mattress.

On August 9, at 7 a.m., the victim's parents were called and informed that their daughter was ill. He was a little shocked to hear this news. After some time, he got a call again and was told that his daughter had committed suicide.

When he reached the medical college, he was not allowed to go to his dead daughter, and for three hours, the college and the police kept telling him that she had committed suicide. But this incident came to light when PTI reported it to his father. took the statement in which he said that he is absolutely sure that his daughter has been raped and that it is murder. They also know why the hospital administration was not allowing them to meet their daughter, so that evidence could be destroyed.

Who did it? 

Sanjoy Roy is the culprit in this case. He is a 33-year-old civic volunteer. Roy was a trained boxer or has special police connections. And he was an outsider, and he have unauthorized access to every department in the college. The police said that during investigation, a lot of pornographic material was found on his phone. The police also said that he was married four times, and he also physically abused his wives. It is said that he had such influence in the force that he have access to the Kolkata Police 4th battalion barracks, where he mostly stayed. On August 9, he went to the barracks and slept there after committing a crime.

Sanjoy Roy

Police Action ?

The police have registered this case at the police station, or his autopsy report states that his neck bone was also found broken, he was strangulated, or his body was smothered to death.

Microplastic presents in all Indian brands of salt and sugar report says

Recently, a study has come out that reveals that Indian people who eat salt and sugar in their daily lives have microplastics present in them.

This study has been conducted by an environmental research organization. They have stated in their study that they have taken samples of 10 types of salt and sugar, which include rock salt, sea salt, local raw salt, or some 5 types of sugar that they have purchased from both online stores and local markets.

The microplastic found in salt and sugar ranges from 0.1 mm to 5 mm. 

The Microplastic concentration found in salts samples was ranged from 6.70 pieces to 89.15 pieces/kilogram.

The highest microplastic concentration is in iodized salt, which is 89.15 pieces per kilogram, or the lowest Microplastic concentration is in organic raw salt, which is 6.70 pieces per kilogram.

The Microplastic concentration found in sugar samples was ranged from 11.85 pieces to 68.25 pieces per kilogram. The highest microplastic concentration is in nonorganic sugar.

Salts and sugar are rich in sodium and glucose, respectively, which boosts overall metabolism and health. 

Here, in the name of taste, Indian brands are feeding plastic to the people of India, which is very harmful for the health of the people.

These Indian brands mix microplastic in the form of multicolored thin fiber and films with salts and sugar, the report says.

What are microplastics, and why are they harmful to humans? 

 

Microplastic is any plastic that is less than 5 mm in length. And these are very harmful for human health. 

If a human being eats microplastic in any form then his/her DNA will be affected and there will be changes in genes activities which will increase the chances of getting cancer. 

W.H.O. said that humans eat more salts or sugar than the limit.

Salt limit 

Sugar limit

Objective of this study?

Toxic Link director Mr. Ravi Aggarwal said that we conducted this study so that we can contribute to the scientific database so that the global plastic treaty issue can be addressed or action can be taken on it.

ISRO Delayed SSLV-D3/EOS-08 Satellite Launch to August 16

ISRO announced on Monday evening that it would delay the launch of the EOS-08 satellite by one day. They will launch on 15 Aug 9:17 am, now they will launch on 16 Aug 9:17 am, time will remain the same ISRO has not given any reason for delaying its launch by one day.

SSLV-D3

EOS-08 Satellite

Launch Details

Updated launch timings: 16 August 2024 in a one-hour launch window at 9:17 am 

Launch will be done from Satish Dhawan Space Center in SHRIHARIKOTA.

Satish Dhawan Space Center in SHRIHARIKOTA

The objective of the mission 

Providing critical data that will help in improving the earth system or support wide range applications that will be useful to us. Or it will be helpful in scientific research.

Payloads attached in sattelite (EOS-08)

1. Electro optical infrared payload (Eoir)

Eoir payload is designed to capture day and night images in mid-wave IR and long-wave IR bands which will help in monitoring volcanic activities fire disaster detection.

2. Global Navigation Satellite System-Reflectometry payload (GNSS-R)

It will be helpful in analyzing soil moisture and wind analysis of ocean surface through remote sensing.

                                           

3. SiC UV Dosimeter

It will play an important role in everything; it will monitor the UV irradiance, which is what the Gangayan mission is for. 

A modern antenna pointing mechanism. The red (lower) arrow indicates azimuth turn and the green (upper) elevation turn. Image used on courtesy of Surrey Satellite Technology Limited [90]

Satellite Design 

Many advanced elements have been used in satellite design, such as

1. The advanced antenna pointing mechanism. 

2. Phased array antenna

3. Flexible solar panel system

4. Innovative thermal management solution

5. Solar cell fabrication process

6. Nanostar-sensor for Microsat Application

Conclusion 

The goal of this mission is innovation. The life of this mission is one year. 

ISRO has delayed the launch of the EOS-08 satellite by one day from 15 August to 16 August. Launch time will remain the same at 9:17 am. ISRO has not given any reason why they have delayed it by one day.

The mission of this satellite is to provide critical data that will be helpful in improving earth systems or in scientific research and many various applications.

The EOS-08 satellite is equipped with advanced payloads or advanced technologies through which we will be able to capture environmental data or monitor natural disasters and also helpful in missions like Gangayan with the help of a sci-uv dosimeter.