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Nagpur: Caterer ends life after incurring financial loss due to COVID-19 lockdown
Owing to heavy financial losses due to COVID-19 lockdown, a Nagpur businessman committed suicide by hanging himself on June 20. The caterer, who was a resident of Raj Nagar, has been identified as Upendra Tarachand Mahadule (48).
Upendra and his brother owned a ?Bichayat Kendra? at Jain Hotel situated at Gandhi Chowk in Sadar. The brothers also ran a catering business. As per preliminary investigation, the deceased had also lost huge amount of money in stock market due to the lockdown.
Because of the heavy loss and financial burden, Upendra had been feeling depressed for past few days. On June 20, Upendra, along with his brother, Jitendra was sitting at the bichayat kendra. At around 6:00 pm, he went to the terrace.
Assuming that Upendra might have gone home, Jitendra locked the shop and went home. When Upendra did not return home, his family tried to contact him over his phone. However, they received no reply.
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At around 8:00 pm, Upendras wife and son rushed to the shop to look for him. As they reached the terrace, they found Upendra hanging from a ceiling hook. As the news of Upendras suicide spread, his friends and relatives gathered at the spot. After investigating the spot, Upendras body was sent for post-mortem by the police.
Police recovered a suicide note, in which Upendra had cited ‘financial crisis’ as a reason behind the extreme step.
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Rotary Club of Nagpur Vision organises kidathon, 4000 children participate
Rotary club of Nagpur Vision organized a marathon for children on January 22, 2023 called as RCNV KIDATHON. The venue was WCL ground, Civil Lines where approximately 4000 children between the age group pf 7-15 years participated.
They were divided into three groups of three km, four km and five km according to the age. Children of age seven to 10 participated in three km, 11-13 in four km and 14 – 15 in five km marathon. The motto behind this marathon was to encourage and educate children about out door activities and importance of exercise.
Fund raised by this event was donated to Gram Heeth for the benefit of farmers. The event was flagged-off by the hands of the Chief Guests, NMC Commissioner Radhakrishnan B and Dr Amit Samarth at half past six in the morning.
Different routes were planned for the children under the strict security of RCNV volunteers and police. Once the children finished the marathon they were handed goodie bags, certificates and medals.
The sponsors for this mega event were Mauli group, Parekh brothers, Ajinkya tutorials, Oak & Chisel, Xenicon Healthcare, Gaysons, Dinshaws, Treat ice cream, Bharatvarsh farms, Diamond chips, Icad Adventures and you, Sunder biscuits, Kamal Chabrani. Medical partner for the event was Seven Star Hospital.
The mega event took place under the guidance and supervision of RCNV President Dr Shivani Sule, Treasurer Rtn Ritesh Amidwar, Chairperson and huge number of volunteers from the club.
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