A harrowing story has come to light from Delhi where the body of a 24-year-old man was recovered from inside a hotel in the national capital. As per the reports, the man allegedly died by suicide after overdosing on oxygen.

As per the reports, the victim, identified as Nitesh, stayed in the hotel in Adarsh Nagar with his friend and checked out the next day. However, subsequently the same day, Nitesh checked back into the hotel again.

As per the reports, the victim had been under stress from the increasing cost of the treatment for his illness which drove the man to take the drastic decision. Nitesh had entered the room with a small bag, said reports.

The body of the man was recovered from inside his hotel, according to the reports, Nitesh’s face was covered with a plastic bag that was connected to a small oxygen cylinder. It was reported that the 24-year-old man learned about this method online. When one takes in excess oxygen, the heart rate drops which leads to oxygen poisoning.

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It was also reported that a suicide note was recovered near where his body was found. In the letter, Nitesh talked about the struggles to pay for his treatment due to his prolonged illness. Nitesh, in his suicide note, also wrote about how he didn’t want his family to pay for his treatment anymore.

As per the Police, Nitesh researched painless ways to end his life and used a method which he learned during his research.

Another case of a similar nature came to the fore when a woman died by suicide subsequently after her husband committed suicide in South Delhi. It was reported that the 32-year-old woman was a resident of Hudco place in South Delhi.

The friend of the husband. who informed the police about the woman, told the media that the 32-year-old woman died by suicide after learning about the suicide of her husband.

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BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya, Tuesday, courted controversy with his remarks saying that India became a “Hindu Rashtra” or Hindu nation after the country’s partition which he said was done along religious lines and led to the formation of Pakistan in 1947.

Speaking to reporters in Indore, Vijayvargiya said that India was partitioned on religious lines after the independence, Pakistan was formed and what remained of the country is a ‘Hindu Rashtra.’

The senior BJP leader claimed that he has a Muslim friend from Bhopal who visits a Shiva temple everyday and also recites Hanuman Chalisa. He claimed that his Muslim friend was inspired to worship Lord Hanuman and Lord Shiva after knowing about the history of his family as his ancestors were Rajputs of Rajasthan.

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He said some of his friend’s relatives are still Hindu Rajputs living in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. However, Vijayvargiya did not reveal his mystery Muslim friend’s identity.

The saffron party leader claimed like his Muslim friend, there are many such people who feel their ancestors once recited the Hanuman Chalisa and he was mulling to form a “Hanuman Chalisa Club” to wean youths away from drugs.

Vijayvargiya also commented on the recent surge in separatist activities in Punjab, saying that Centre and the state government were working together to deal with the problem and their efforts will yield good results.

The senior politician who is also a former state cabinet minister is not new to controversies. In June last year, Kailash Vijayvargiya was criticized for his remarks on Agniveers.

The BJP leader reportedly said that he would give priority to Agnipath recruits for security jobs at his BJP office but retracted his comments later by issuing a clarification later, saying he only meant that the excellence of Agniveers will be utilised in whichever field they choose after completing service in the defence forces.

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As the earthquake shook up the nation on Tuesday night, many people worried for the quake to be similar to the one in Turkey. On Tuesday, India witnessed tremors in parts of the country. As per the reports, the tremors felt in India and neighboring countries were due to a 6.6 quake that shook up Afghanistan. There were several reports of people rushing out of their homes in lieu of the earthquake.

However, the question that arises in the minds of many is if India is vulnerable to an earthquake such as the one that caused calamity in Turkey. The primary reason behind the cause of an earthquake is when underground rocks abruptly break and cause a rapid motion along a fault. The sudden release of energy leads to seismic waves that make the ground shake.

Now the second question at hand is how vulnerable is India to Earthquakes, hence, to know that, it is noteworthy to know about the segregation done in accordance with the vulnerability. India is divided into 4 zones that measure how vulnerable a particular zone is with zone V being the most vulnerable.

As per the reports, zone five expects the highest level of seismicity whereas Zone 2 is associated with the lowest level of seismicity. Zone V includes Parts of Jammu and Kashmir, the Western part of Himachal Pradesh, the Eastern part of Uttarakhand, Kutch in Gujarat, part of Northern Bihar, all northeastern states of India, and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

Zone IV includes Ladakh; the remaining parts of Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand; Several parts of Haryana, parts of Punjab; Delhi; Sikkim; the northern part of Uttar Pradesh and a small portions of Bihar and West Bengal. Parts of Gujarat and small portions of Maharashtra near the west coast, as well as a small part of western Rajasthan, is also included in Zone IV.

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It is also notable to know that the entire Himalayan belt is considered prone to great earthquakes of magnitude exceeding 8.0- is considered to be the most vulnerable to quakes. Of late, the frequency of the earthquake has also increased which is attributed to rising global warming.

Earthquakes are not a new phenomenon for the country as several parts of India have witnessed quakes that closely match the Turkish earthquake.

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