Ravish Kumar's YouTube channel gains nearly 1 million subscribers in one day, total count nears 1.5M
New Delhi: A day after Ravish Kumar resigned from NDTV, his official YouTube channel crossed the one million subscribers mark and is steadily moving towards the 1.5 million subscribers mark.
Ravish’s latest video which he posted on Thursday morning of an emotional message that he shared with his fans and viewers after his resignation, has also garnered nearly 3 million views in less than 18 hours.
Although the exact numbers were not immediately accessible, Ravish Kumar’s YouTube channel had just over half a million subscribers before he tendered his resignation from NDTV, on Thursday the channel added nearly 1 million subscribers to take it closer to the 1.5 million mark
At the time of posting this report, the channel had 1.41 million subscribers and the number was going up quickly.
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Belthangady: Primary investigation confirms 15-year-old’s death to be murder; police intensify probe
Post-mortem test shows boy suffered three severe blows on head
Belthangady: Police investigation on the death of the 15-year-old boy Sumanth, who had died recently in an unnatural manner while on the way to the temple, has been intensified as the post-mortem examination has revealed that Sumanth was murdered and suffered three severe blows on his head.
Sumanth had gone missing early Wednesday morning and his body was found in a pond near his house in Sambolya in Odilnala village.
Preliminary information from the report shows that the youngster was hit with a weapon like a sword. The boy is suspected to have fallen into the pond in a semi-conscious state and later died as the water filled into his lungs, the report has said.
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The primary police investigation has confirmed that Sumanth was murdered and have intensified the probe. Senior officers are stationed at the site to guide various teams that have been conducting intensive search operations starting last night.
In addition, the FSL team, SOCO team and the police team conducted a ‘luminal test’ using chemicals to identify the area near the pond where Sumanth’s body was found and also the areas where blood stains were found. A police team is getting the pond emptied as part of the probe.
Belthangady Inspector Subbapur Math is leading the investigation conducted by Venur, Belthangady, Punjalkatte and Dharmasthala Police, under the guidance of Belthangady Deputy SP Rohini CK.
Sumanth’s body has been handed over to the bereaved family members.
