Father kills son after heated argument over "chicken curry" in Dakshina Kannada
Sullia: In an incident reported on late Tuesday night, a father killed his son reportedly after a feud over “chicken curry”. The incident was reported from Guttigaru-Moga, in Sullia of Dakshina Kannada district.
The victim's son has been identified as Shivaram, a resident Mogra Erangudde Majalu here. The accused father has been identified as Sheena.
The dispute arose when Shivaram returned home late and found that the “chicken Curry” had already been consumed. Irked by this, Shivaram raised his discontent, and a heated argument ensued between him and his father around midnight. It is alleged that during the argument, Sheena lost his temper and struck a hammer on Shivaram’s head.
As a result of the attack, Shivaram sustained serious injuries and passed away on the spot. The Subrahmanya police arrived on the crime scene and arrested Sheena. Shivaram's body was taken to Kadaba Hospital for post-mortem.
The deceased, who worked as a laborer, is survived by his wife and two young children.
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Diplomats stage walkout during Netanyahu's UN speech amid Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon
New York: Scores of diplomats walked out during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, protesting Israel’s ongoing military actions in Gaza and recent airstrikes in Lebanon.
As Netanyahu took the podium, several diplomats exited the hall, prompting the presiding official to call for "order, please" while the Israeli leader began his speech. This incident occurred shortly after a senior Hamas official called on world leaders to boycott Netanyahu’s address.
During his speech, Netanyahu affirmed that Israel’s military would continue striking Hezbollah militants in Lebanon “with all our might,” despite ongoing efforts by the US, European allies, and several Arab nations to broker a three-week cease-fire. His arrival in New York coincided with intensified international appeals for cease-fires in both Gaza and Lebanon, as global leaders warned of the growing threat of a wider conflict in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, Israel has ramped up its offensive on Hezbollah’s strongholds in Lebanon’s capital, Beirut. The latest airstrikes, which began last night, resulted in thick plumes of smoke and panic in densely populated civilian areas, further escalating fears of widespread devastation.
The Gaza attacks, now nearing its one-year mark, has left the territory in ruins. Over 42,000 people have been killed, and nearly the entire population has been displaced multiple times. In northern Gaza, residents are grappling with severe food shortages as relentless airstrikes have destroyed homes, schools, hospitals, and essential infrastructure.
