Udupi: Hamd Foods, a rising name in the natural food products sector, inaugurated its fourth exclusive outlet in Kaup on Thursday, reinforcing its commitment to the brand’s vision, ‘Healthy Food, Healthy Life.’ The launch was spearheaded by Founder Shahida A, Co-founder Mariyam Shahira, and Branch Manager Khairunnisa.

Following the success of its earlier outlets in Falnir, Krishnapura, and Thokkottu, the Kaup branch marks a significant step in the company’s expansion journey. With over 150 natural food and personal care products on offer, the outlet provides customers with options ranging from spice blends, stone-ground pastes, and frozen snacks to flour varieties and skincare items, all free from artificial colours and chemical preservatives.

“In today’s fast-paced world, many people struggle to find time to prepare healthy meals. Through this outlet, we aim to make wholesome, ready-to-use natural products easily accessible to everyone,” said Shahida A, addressing the gathering.

The launch event was attended by several prominent women including Reshma Thota, Prameela Jatanna, Alia Sayyed, and Nilofer Parveen, who expressed their appreciation for the brand’s consistent growth.

“Your consistency and hard work over the past seven years has led you to launch your fourth store today,” noted Reshma Thota. “For working women like us, Hamd’s products are a real support. In a market full of choices, it’s rare to find ones that are both hygienic and chemical-free — Hamd is a brand we truly trust.”

 
 
 
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Ballia (UP) (PTI): Police on Thursday arrested a man for allegedly raping his relative, a 29-year-old woman, repeatedly, posting her objectionable videos on social media, and threatening to frame her family in false cases, police said.

In her complaint, the woman, a resident of a village in this Uttar Pradesh district who lived in a rented accommodation in a different town, claimed that her relative, a 40-year-old man from the same area, visited her last February.

The accused allegedly threatened her family with false cases and raped her repeatedly, the complainant claimed.

He also recorded videos of the woman and posted them on Facebook, police said, citing the complaint.

Based on the complaint, a case was registered against the accused on January 3 under sections of rape, criminal intimidation, and the IT Act.

Ballia SP Omvir Singh said police have arrested the accused following a tip-off, who has been remanded to judicial custody.