Worker dies in Karnataka Labour Minister’s son’s factory
The Hindu
Naveen Basappa Chalavadi, 19, died of rapid blood loss after his hands were chopped off by a belt attached to a machine in the factory. Relatives told police that he was working in unsafe conditions
A worker died in VIPN distillery factory in Konankeri village in Haveri district of Karnataka on February 25.
Naveen Basappa Chalavadi, 19, from Dundasi village, died of rapid blood loss after his hands were chopped off by a belt attached to a machine in the factory.
Karnataka Labour Welfare Minister Shivaram Hebbar’s son Vivek Hebbar owns the factory.
The victim’s relatives told the police that he was working in unsafe conditions. He was an unskilled labourer who was made to fill iron pieces in a tub, near a very powerful machine with blades. “The machine had no safety net or other safety features. He died as the blood flow could not be stopped immediately,” they said.
Officers of the police station at Bankapur registered a case against six persons — Vivek Hebbar, general manager Manjunath, labour supplier Basavaraj, Umesh Surve, Vishwanath A.S., and Akash Dharmoji.
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu inaugurates CNG, PNG projects in Rayalaseema region. Andhra Pradesh has the unique distinction of being the second largest producer of natural gas in India, thanks to the Krishna-Godavari (KG) Basin, he says, adding the State will lead the way towards net-zero economy.
Former Deputy Secretary T. Pichandi's book 'Enakkul Manakkum MGR Ninaivugal' offers insights into his experiences with M.G. Ramachandran.
Former MP Manda Jagannadham passes away at 73, known for his role in Telangana movement, survived by family.
Visakhapatnam International Airport resumes international air cargo operations, boosting economy and benefiting pharmaceutical, textiles, and seafood industries.
Tamil Nadu government to train teachers and artists for diaspora, allocates ₹10 crore, supports Tamil identity worldwide.
P.V. Anvar, Nilambur MLA, set to announce major decision after joining Trinamool Congress, hinting at resignation.
Setbacks are stepping stones to success: Sridhar Babu
Former NJA director Mohan Gopal warns of Indian judiciary undermining democracy, sparking concerns about democratic decline.
Enhanced crowd management measures implemented at East Coast Railway stations for Sankranti with special trains and passenger assistance.
With increasing complaints of dogs causing a nuisance to residents and commuters, Tiruchi City Corporation has planned to set up feeding shelters for sterilized community canines
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah vows strict action against animal torture in Bengaluru, addresses pro-Hindutva objections and caste census concerns.