Quick Reads: Villagers Pay Respect To Woman Who Died Saving Daughter From Wild Boar

It’s easy to miss important news in the hectic daily schedule, so we have compiled a list of recent women-centric news you may have missed.

In the latest news, more than 100 villagers gathered to pay respect to the woman who died after saving her daughter from a wild boar.

Here are some quick reads to keep you up to date.

Quick Reads

Woman Died Saving Daughter From Wild Boar, Villagers Pay Respect

A day after a woman died after saving her daughter from a wild boar, over 100 villagers and senior government officials paid respect and attended her final rites.

The deceased, Duvashiya Agariya and her 11-year-old daughter were on a farm when a wild board charged towards the minor.

Ludhiana Newborn Girl Abandoned On Road

In a heartwrenching incident, unidentified people abandoned a newborn girl on road in Ludhiana. According to the police, locals rushed the abandoned baby to a nearby hospital.

Inspector Madhu Bala said that the baby was not even a day old and a female cop was deployed to the hospital to take care of the newborn. Once discharged, the baby will be handed over to an orphanage for adoption.

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Around 250 Tribal Girls Walk 15 Km To Register Complaint

Around 250 tribal girl students marched to the Taluka headquarters to register a complaint against their headmistress.

The students alleged that the headmistress behaved inappropriately with them. The students were determined to speak with the project officer of the tribal development department and refused to speak with other officials.

NASA Selects Dr Nicola Fox As New Head Of Science

Dr Nicola Fox will serve as the associate administrator for NASA's Science Mission Directorate at the headquarters in Washington.

Fox, NASA's head of science has looked over more than 100 NASA missions and has worked at NASA since 2018.

Woman Accused Of Trying To Run Over Boyfriend After He Eats Her Food

A woman in Australia was accused of trying to run over her boyfriend with a car after he "ate one of her chips".

After the accusation, Charlotte Harrison, 42, faced a bail hearing charged with driving in a reckless manner and endangering life.