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Cobra found inside RS Mundle School near Deekshabhoomi in Nagpur

April 4, 2020, 9:05 PM

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

Cobra found inside RS Mundle School near Deekshabhoomi in Nagpur…

A Cobra was discovered at Nagpur’s RS Mundle Dharampeth Arts & Commerce College near Deekshabhoomi on Saturday afternoon at around 12:40 pm. When we spoke to Gitesh Madankar, snake rescuer from NGO Vidarbha Sarpa Mitra Samiti, he said, We caught the Cobra today afternoon at RS Mundle School near Deekshabhoomi. It was a five feet snake, needless to say, a poisonous one.

Watch the video of the same below:

Also read: 37 students of Nagpur’s Tirpude College stranded in Malaysia; appeal to PM Modi for help

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Lucknow-bound IndiGo flight with 54 passengers on board makes emergency landing at Nagpur airport

Published

3 years ago

April 4, 2022

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

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An IndiGo flight 6E 7074 from Ahmedabad to Lucknow via Nagpur, with 54 passengers on board, made an emergency landing at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport in Nagpur on Monday morning at around 8:30 am today.

The emergency landing was done after one of the passengers on the flight noticed smoke emitting from the aircraft. However, all the passengers were evacuated safely and upon inspection of the aircraft, everything was found to be normal.

Immediately, three fire tenders from the airport, two fire ambulances, one Kingsway Hospital Ambulance and a room duty doctor rushed to the spot.

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Nagpur youngsters react to viral photos of ‘Dolly ki tapri’ chaiwala licking milk before making tea

Published

4 years ago

January 24, 2022

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

Popular chaiwala Dolly at his tapri at VCA in Nagpur

Popular chaiwala Dolly at his tapri at VCA in Nagpur

Several photos of Nagpur chaiwala selling tea at famous stall Dolly ki tapri near VCA, Civil Lines has been getting viral. The images show the chaiwala, popularly addressed as Dolly, pouring milk from a packet and licking it before preparing tea for his customers.

The images have been doing the rounds on social media for a while now. We at Nation Next spoke to citizens about their thoughts on the same

Himanshu Demble, a 33-year-old businessman, feels, Trying to be stylish and cool is one thing and being unhygienic is another. One cannot compromise on the hygiene level and take his customers for granted.

Thirteen-year-old student Anandita Patil says, How can anyone even do this People should take an action against him. This is highly unacceptable at so many levels!

Kaustubh Gupta, 28-year-old businessman, opines, His tea stall should be shut immediately. We are the ones who promote him and make him popular for all wrong reasons. We must realise this.

Popular chaiwala Dolly at his tapri at VCA in Nagpur

Popular chaiwala Dolly at his tapri at VCA in Nagpur

Dr Sameer Gade, 33-year-old ophthalmologist says, This isn’t even debatable! He shoudnt be doing something like this. I wasn’t aware of such a thing; it’s unacceptable.

Swapnil Pande, 37-year-old entrepreneur, is of the opinion that Dolly is a super-spreader during COVID pandemic to say the least. Apart from this, he said, By doing something so gross, hes definitely getting viral but his popularity is taking a major beating, thankfully. Hes done something similar to what Javed Habib had done; what does Dolly want to prove?

Ankita Chhabrani, a 26-year-old professional, feels, It’s not funny at all. It’s plain disgusting. Due to COVID and hygiene reasons, his act is unbelievable.”

Dr Sudhir Bhave, renowned psychiatrist, says, There are two kinds of customers; one who are careful and conscious and the other who find him cool, unique and talented. Dolly probably feels hes attractive, cool and popular so he can get away with anything. We usually come to a conclusion that such people have a narcissist streak in them. In this case, it seems so but again, without interacting it’s difficult to label him one.

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GO FIRST flight makes emergency landing at Nagpur airport after engine glitch

Published

4 years ago

November 27, 2021

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

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A Patna-bound Go First flight from Bengaluru with 139 passengers on board, on Saturday morning, made an emergency landing at Nagpur airport Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport due to a glitch in one of the engines of the aircraft. However, the flight landed safely at the airport at 11.15 am, the official said.

A GO FIRST spokesperson said, GO FIRST flight G8 873 from Bengaluru to Patna was diverted to Nagpur due to a faulty engine warning in the cockpit, which necessitated the captain to shut down the engine as a precautionary measure. Thereafter the captain followed the standard operating procedures and landed safely at Nagpur airport.

All passengers have been deplaned and served refreshments. GO FIRST has taken outmost care and rendered all the requisite assistance to the passengers.

Alternate aircraft has been arranged to accommodate the passengers which will depart for Patna at 1645 hrs.

The aircraft is being inspected by the engineering team.

At GO FIRST, safety of its passengers and crew is of paramount importance and the airline sincerely regrets any inconvenience caused to the passengers.