A man has been arrested in Mumbai for allegedly slapping his 4-year-old son repeatedly, the police said on Monday.
Azruddin Qutybuddin Shaikh, 30, was arrested after a video of him slapping his son went viral, Senior Inspector Deepak Pagare said.
"The man said he hit the child as he was constantly crying. The video was shot by his wife," he added.
Police said that the man has been charged under the Juvenile Justice Act but was released on bail.
Parsingh Pariha, 14, a tribal student from Ambapani village, had complained about his plight to the administration of Barwani district.
A representative of Krishnakriti Foundation, one of the organisers of the event, confirmed that the lecture titled "Unpopular Stories: Narrating the Indo-Islamic Past and Navigating Present-day Prejudices" was cancelled but did not elaborate.
The Facebook-owned platform last month announced to launch a test to limit message forwarding to five chats in India.
The Dalai Lama gave the Nehru analogy, in response to a question from a student who sought to know from the Tibetan leader, about how one can be sure-footed about one's decisions and how to avoid committing mistakes in life.
Amarinder Singh agreed that they were fit cases for exemption, considering their track record and their age, the spokesperson said.
Mann said people of Punjab are concerned about unemployment, drug addiction, polluted air and ground water and deteriorating law and order.