Five-year-old girl dies of heart attack while watching cartoon
Bijanor: A five-year-old girl named Kamini died of heart attack while watching cartoons on mobile phone in Amroha District of Uttar Pradesh.
Kamini, who was lying next to her mother and watching cartoons on mobile phone, suddenly dropped the mobile phone and lost consciousness. She was immediately rushed to a nearby private hospital, but she was pronounced dead by then, family members said.
Hasanur Community Health Centre doctor Dr. Dhruvendra Kumar said that the child must have died of a heart attack. Amroha chief medical officer Dr. Satyapal Singh said that the family did not agree to the request to send the dead body of the child for post-mortem examination.
Investigation is going on whether she died of heart attack or some other disease. This is not the first time that such a death has occurred in this part in the last two months. Dozens of children and youth are said to have died of heart attacks in Amroha and Bijnor districts in the recent past.
On December 31, 2023, Prince Kumar (16), who was playing cricket in Hasanpur, fell unconscious and lost his life. On December 9, a student named Shipra (12) collapsed and died in class.
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India achieves major milestone in wind energy; capacity now 56 gigawatts: PM Modi
New Delhi (PTI): India has achieved a major milestone in wind energy, with the country's wind energy generation capacity exceeding 56 gigawatts, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday.
In his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat', Modi also said the country must save electricity and adopt clean energy.
“India recently achieved a major milestone in wind energy. India's wind energy generation capacity has now exceeded 56 gigawatts. In just the past year, nearly 6 gigawatts of new capacity have been added,” he said.
Underlining that solar and wind energy are essential for India's development, Modi said, “It is not just about the environment; it is about securing our future, and we all have a role to play in it.”
On April 22, Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi, said that India has recorded its best-ever year in wind energy capacity addition, with a historic 6.1 GW added during 2025-26.
India currently ranks fourth globally in wind energy, with more than 56.1 GW installed capacity and an additional 28 GW under implementation.
Emphasising the vast untapped potential of the sector, Joshi highlighted that India's wind energy potential at 150 metres hub height is estimated at nearly 1,164 GW.
He expressed confidence that with sustained efforts, the country will achieve 100 GW wind capacity by 2030 and 156 GW by 2036, contributing significantly to the net-zero target by 2070.
Joshi also underlined that wind energy plays a critical role in stabilising India's energy system, particularly due to its peak generation during evening and night hours, which aligns with high demand periods.
He noted that nearly 45 per cent of wind power generation occurs during peak demand hours, making it a vital complement to solar energy.
