Bidar: Two sisters from Bidar district died under suspicious circumstances after falling ill following the consumption of mangoes. The incident was reported from Shembelli village in Aurad taluk.

The deceased were identified as 17-year-old Bhavani Maitre and 14-year-old Sandhyarani Maitre. On June 9, family members developed health problems after eating mangoes at home.

Their mother Indumati and five daughters suffered from vomiting and diarrhea. They were rushed to a private hospital in Hyderabad for treatment.

Despite medical efforts, Bhavani and Sandhyarani died. Another sister, 19-year-old Vijayashree, remains in critical condition. Their mother and one more sister have recovered.

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Police have registered a case and started an investigation. The exact cause of death will be known after the post-mortem report is received. Family members have requested government assistance and a detailed probe into the incident.

Mangaluru: The Dakshina Kannada District Bus Owners’ Association has announced an increase in private bus fares from June 13. The revised fares will come into effect on Saturday.

The association has decided to increase fares for both city and rural private buses. Passengers will have to pay an additional Rs.1 to Rs.2 per ticket.

According to an official statement released on Thursday, bus tickets priced between Rs.12 and Rs.20 will see an increase of Rs.1. Tickets costing more than Rs.20 will be increased by Rs.2.

Association President Aziz Parthippadi and General Secretary Ramachandra Pailar said that bus operators had requested a cess on fares to manage the rising cost of diesel and other expenses.

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They clarified that the revised fares will apply to buses operating in both urban and rural areas of Dakshina Kannada district.

The association also stated that despite the fare hike, students will continue to receive the existing 60 percent concession on bus fares

New Delhi: Renowned Indian shooter and Dronacharya Award-winning coach Jaspal Rana passed away at the age of 49, leaving behind a remarkable legacy in Indian sports.

Rana was one of India’s most successful pistol shooters and played a major role in popularizing shooting in the country during the 1990s. He won several gold medals at the Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, and Asian Championships.

After retiring from competitive shooting, he became a respected coach and mentored many young talents, including Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker. His guidance helped shape several world-class shooters for India.

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According to reports, Rana fell seriously ill while returning from an ISSF World Cup event in Munich and was admitted to a hospital in New Delhi. He passed away despite receiving treatment.

His death is a great loss to Indian sports. However, his contributions and achievements will continue to inspire future generations of athletes.