BIT-Polytechnic organizes student empowerment program at Bearys Knowledge Campus
Mangaluru: As an effort to empower high school students to make informed choices about their futures, the Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT) Polytechnic organized the program 'Lighting The Way Forward' at the International Seminar Hall on Bearys Knowledge Campus in Innoli, recently.
The program started with Professor Prithviraj welcoming the gathering. Dr. Manjur Bhasha gave the keynote address. Counseling sessions were held for the students by Dr. Aziz Musthafa.
The special event helped students explore their interests and skills. More than 160 students participated in the program.
Ar. Khalil Razzaq was also present on the occasion.
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PWD, Google Maps officials booked in Bareilly bridge death case
Budaun (UP), Nov 25: Police here have booked officials of the Public Works Department and Google Maps in connection with the death of three men whose car rolled over an under-construction bridge while following directions on the navigation app, an officer on Monday said.
The car fell into the Ramganga river from a partially constructed bridge in Dataganj Police Station area early Sunday.
Nitin and Ajit, aged 30, both brothers from Farrukhabad district, and Amit, 40, from Mainpuri district, were on their way from Noida to Faridpur in Bareilly to attend a wedding.
According to police, the driver was led by Google Maps into taking the unsafe route.
The incident took place on the Bareilly-Budaun border.
Dataganj Police Station SHO Gaurav Bishnoi said an FIR on charges of laxity in duty and others was filed against four engineers of the PWD, along with some unknown people.
The regional officer of Google Map has also been brought under the scope of investigation. His name is yet to be included in the FIR.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson of Google in a statement said, "Our deepest sympathies go out to the families. We're working closely with the authorities and providing our support to investigate the issue."
On Sunday, Faridpur Circle Officer Ashutosh Shivam said, "Earlier this year, floods caused the front portion of the bridge to collapse onto the river, but this change had not been updated in the system."
He said the bridge had no safety barriers or warning signs on the approach.
