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Blindfolded Brilliance: Bengaluru Student Nitya Stuns with Intuition Skills Bengaluru Today I met Nitya, a 17 year old student of Class 12 at #SriSriRavishankar Vidya Mandir, #Bengaluru. She amazed me with a unique ability: she can read blindfolded. Curious to see this for myself, I opened a newspaper on...

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College student in Bengaluru break silence alleges gang rape at villa in north Bengaluru; two booked A 19-year-old college student has alleged that she was sexually assaulted by her social media friend and his associate at a private villa in north Bengaluru on February 14. The Amruthahalli police have registered a case of gang rape against the accused under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023.According to the complaint, the woman is a native of Tamil Nadu and a first-year BA student enrolled in a private college in Bengaluru. She came in contact with one of the accused, identified as Dixson Sandro (21), a native of West Bengal, through Instagram about a month ago. The two met at a café in Koramangala, in Bengaluru, and continued to stay in touch. On the night of February 14, the accused allegedly invited her to a party at a place named Rex Villa, near Jakkur. The complainant stated that she, along with a friend, reached the villa after midnight. Dixson was at the villa with his associate, Nikhil (35), who reportedly is a native of her complaint, the student alleged that the two men forcibly administered a pink-coloured pill to her, after which she began to feel dizzy and became semi-conscious. She further alleged that both accused sexually assaulted her in a room at the villa against her will. The woman alleged that she was confined in the room for several hours before being dropped off near a mall, where one of the accused allegedly threatened her with dire consequences if she disclosed the incident to anyone. The woman did not immediately approach the police due to fear, she stated. However, after informing her brother and seeking medical treatment at a private hospital on February 17, she lodged a complaint with the police.Based on her statement, Amruthahalli police registered a case under Sections 64, 70(1), and 351(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, which pertain to rape, gang rape, and criminal intimidation. Further investigation is underway. Police sources said efforts are on to trace the accused, verify CCTV camera footage, and gather forensic evidence related to the alleged incident. #bangalore #bengaluru #yelahanka #jakkur YALAHANKA NEW TOWN POLICE STATION YELAHANKA BCP ACP YELAHANKA BCP ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಸಂಚಾರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್ BengaluruTrafficPolice CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು Joint CP, Traffic, Bengaluru alok kumar DGP KARNATAKA ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ರಾಜ್ಯ ಪೊಲೀಸ್ Karnataka State Police S. Lalitha ChristinMathewPhilip

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Two weeks after burying my cousin, I’m carrying a secret she begged me never to reveal I’ve been married for almost a decade, and my husband and I are raising two wonderful children together. My younger cousin, on the other hand, is also married and has two kids of her own. Sadly, she fell seriously ill last year, so her children had been living with us while her husband focused on caring for her. Just a couple of weeks ago, we lost her. Her passing has left a deep, painful void in my heart. But before she died, she asked to see me alone. In that private moment, she broke down and told me she needed my forgiveness. Then she confessed something I never imagined: the two children she was raising... were actually fathered by my husband, not her husband. She begged me to keep this truth hidden from everyone including both men. She said she didn’t want to take this secret into the grave without asking for my forgiveness and securing my promise to protect her children’s peace. I’ve been carrying this alone ever since. My emotions are all tangled. I’m angry at my husband, heartbroken for her husband, and overwhelmed by the weight of her final request. My husband knows the truth too, but he’s pretending because he assumes I’m still unaware. I want to honor her last wish, but it’s becoming harder to handle the silence, the pain, and the pretense. The secret feels too heavy to live with,yet I don’t want to betray her final plea. I keep wondering... can someone who has passed on be hurt if their last request isn’t followed? What do I do with all of this, the anger, the secrecy, the responsibility, the fear of destroying two families?
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Two weeks after burying my cousin, I’m carrying a secret she begged me never to reveal I’ve been married for almost a decade, and my husband and I are raising two wonderful children together. My younger cousin, on the other hand, is also married and has two kids of her own. Sadly, she fell seriously ill last year, so her children had been living with us while her husband focused on caring for her. Just a couple of weeks ago, we lost her. Her passing has left a deep, painful void in my heart. But before she died, she asked to see me alone. In that private moment, she broke down and told me she needed my forgiveness. Then she confessed something I never imagined: the two children she was raising... were actually fathered by my husband, not her husband. She begged me to keep this truth hidden from everyone including both men. She said she didn’t want to take this secret into the grave without asking for my forgiveness and securing my promise to protect her children’s peace. I’ve been carrying this alone ever since. My emotions are all tangled. I’m angry at my husband, heartbroken for her husband, and overwhelmed by the weight of her final request. My husband knows the truth too, but he’s pretending because he assumes I’m still unaware. I want to honor her last wish, but it’s becoming harder to handle the silence, the pain, and the pretense. The secret feels too heavy to live with,yet I don’t want to betray her final plea. I keep wondering... can someone who has passed on be hurt if their last request isn’t followed? What do I do with all of this, the anger, the secrecy, the responsibility, the fear of destroying two families?

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No Strollers has been a friend for almost two decades. Knowing about my work as a Socratic educator, when his daughter was born, he asked me to advise him on her education. When she was three, he and I began recording our conversations about her education and posting them here. When she was four, I began having conversations directly with her and posting them. I have been posting these conversations. almost weekly for nine years now. A significant benefit of intellectual dialogue from a young age is extending focus, in particular intellectual focus. Is Alana able to complete Harvard CS50 at 13 because of anything I've done? Maybe not. Certainly her father and mother have modeled there interactions at home on my Socratic approach, and Alana has attended Socratic Experience . In addition, however, at a young age she also read Jocko Willink 's Way of the Warrior Kid and began her jui-jitsu training at a dojo associated with him. Her martial arts discipline is extraordinary (she has won national championships) and that no doubt contributes to her discipline and ability to push through difficult academic materials. She has also been a voracious reader since young (not an accident that her CS50 final project is designed to track book reading). In any case, Alana started CS50 almost two years ago. It was a challenge she persisted with. Last spring we lost our CS teacher, so she continued to work on it on her own a bit, but it was tough. This fall, 2025, we got a superb CS teacher, and she started over again from the beginning (she had gotten about 2/3rds through but had not understood it well). With him, they started over from the beginning and she rapidly redid all of the assignments and projects, now understanding much better. As she mentions, she learned how to take notes on the Harvard lectures. And now, she has submitted her final project to Harvard, has received passing grades on all of her assignments, and will receive her official certificate of completion. I am confident that had she had less attentive and committed parents, and attended regular public school, there is no way that she would have completed Harvard CS50 at 13. She might have been a straight A student, doing well in banal classes, but at a completely different level intellectually. Some combination of her parents' commitment, Jocko Willink and jui-jitsu, and my influence has gotten her here.

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