Sunday, June 14, 2026
ADVT 
India

Indian Man 'Commits Suicide' In Sharjah

IANS, 16 Apr, 2017 01:15 PM
  • Indian Man 'Commits Suicide' In Sharjah
A 52-year-old Indian man allegedly committed suicide here by hanging himself in his room in his family apartment, a media report said.
 
Police said they received a call at 11.30 p.m. (local time) about the incident, the Khaleej Times reported on Friday. 
 
Officials said the man was identified as S.M. 
 
The body was found hanging in his room when police and forensic officers arrived at the apartment.
 
According to the officials the man died at 8 p.m. His family members was unaware of the incident and they thought he was sleeping.
 
The body was taken to a forensic laboratory for investigation to determine the exact cause of the death, said officials. 
 
The police were questioning the family members along with others who lived in the same two-bedroom apartment.

MORE India ARTICLES

Odd-Even: Three-wheeler Operators Feel The Heat Of AAP Crack Down

Odd-Even: Three-wheeler Operators Feel The Heat Of AAP Crack Down
The crackdown on auto operators, known to be a strong support base of the AAP, was undertaken by the Delhi transport department for the first time following a series of complaints.

Odd-Even: Three-wheeler Operators Feel The Heat Of AAP Crack Down

Short Skirts Are Not Banned In Chandigarh

Short Skirts Are Not Banned In Chandigarh
Trashing the news report, Agarwal said that there is no mention of dress code in the policy. He further said that the policy has been misinterpreted and the news has created wrong impression about City Beautify. 

Short Skirts Are Not Banned In Chandigarh

In Poll Season, Foreign Jaunts A 'Must' For Punjab's Political Leaders

Punjab, which has a considerable NRI population settled in Australia, Britain, Canada, Malaysia and the US, as also in European countries, sees an important and active role by its diaspora in elections - whether for the assembly or parliament.

In Poll Season, Foreign Jaunts A 'Must' For Punjab's Political Leaders

Congress Jumps On Kohinoor Bandwagon, Wants Indian Artefacts Abroad Back

Congress Jumps On Kohinoor Bandwagon, Wants Indian Artefacts Abroad Back
Amid demands from various quarters to get the Kohinoor diamond back from the British, the Congress on Wednesday said that it was keen on getting Indian artefacts lying abroad to be brought back to the country.

Congress Jumps On Kohinoor Bandwagon, Wants Indian Artefacts Abroad Back

Police Horse Shaktimaan Loses Battle With Life

Police Horse Shaktimaan Loses Battle With Life
Shaktimaan, an Uttarakhand Police horse that lost a leg in an attack by a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislator last month, died on Wednesday, days after it got a prosthetic limb, an official said.

Police Horse Shaktimaan Loses Battle With Life

Governments 'Only Beginning' To See Effects Of Mental Health Problems: Justin Trudeau

Governments 'Only Beginning' To See Effects Of Mental Health Problems: Justin Trudeau
Canada has yet to feel the full effects of mental-health issues gripping people across the country, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday as he pledged support to lower levels of government in combating the problem.

Governments 'Only Beginning' To See Effects Of Mental Health Problems: Justin Trudeau