7 year old boy found dead in Gurgaon school with his throat slit open

New Delhi, Sept 8: In a brutal act of inhumanity, a 7-year-old class II boy from a Gurugram school was found dead, reported on Friday morning. The body of the child was found in a pool of blood with his throat slit open, the incident took place at the Ryan International School, Bhondsi.

The reason behind the death is still not clear. According to India Today, there were cut marks on the neck of the boy. According to a report, the incident took place around 8 am and the body was found by a fellow student who reported the matter to the school authorities.

The parents of this boy are yet to give a statement about the incident. No reaction has come from the school authorities either. Since a knife was found near the body, it is being speculated that the boy was murdered. The school is located on Sohna road in Gurgaon.

Earlier in June, a six-year-old boy was found dead inside a locked car in north-west Delhi’s Rani Bagh. The post-morterm report of this boy stated that he had died of burns caused by excessive heat, according to a report by The Hindu. The doctor explained that the child died due to complications of thermal burn injuries but there was no CCTV footage of the incident.

About Ryan International School

As per the official website of the Ryan International School, Sohna Road, it was established in the year 2007 by Dr. Augustine F Pinto, Chairman of Ryan and St. Xavier’s Group of school. The school has an eco- friendly environment with a huge infrastructure that is being upgraded further, spread over a sprawling lush green area of more than 12 acres, facing the Aravalis.

The website states that the school promotes a variety of curricular and co-curricular activities provide an opportunity to every Ryanite to explore, excel and exhibit his / her skills and talent. It also tries to promote sports activities among the students.

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188 Palestinian journalists killed by Israeli army in Gaza

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November 10,2024

The media office in the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli regime has been waging a genocidal war since last October, says as many as 188 Palestinian journalists have been killed since the onset of the brutal military onslaught.

The office provided the figure on Saturday, naming four journalists as the most recent victims of the onslaught.

It identified the foursome as Zahraa Mohammad Abu Sukheil, Ahmad Mohammad Abu Sukheil, Mustafa Khadr Bahar, and Abdel Rahman Khadr Bahar.

The office said it “strongly condemns the targeting, killing, and assassination of Palestinian journalists by the Israeli occupation and holds it fully responsible for committing this heinous crime.”

“We call on the international community, international organizations, and those involved in journalistic work worldwide to take action against the occupation, pursue it in international courts for its ongoing crimes, and pressure it to halt the genocide and the targeted killings of Palestinian journalists,” it said.

Earlier in the day, the office said the Israeli regime had bombed the tents sheltering journalists and displaced persons at the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Hospital in the city of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza for the ninth consecutive time.

The atrocity that claimed the lives of two people and injured 26 others came as part of “the genocidal crimes committed by the Israeli occupation army against hospitals, civilians, and displaced persons,” it said.

The media office held the regime and the United States, its biggest ally, as well as other countries aiding the genocide fully responsible for such systematic crimes.

At least 43,552 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and 102,765 others wounded since the launch of the war that followed a retaliatory operation by Gaza’s resistance groups.

The fatalities include 44 people, who were killed across the coastal sliver, in the most recent phase of the military onslaught.

As many as 24 of the victims were killed in the northern part of the territory, where the regime has markedly intensified its deadly attacks for weeks.

They included an eight-year-old child and a five-year-old one, who lost their lives after Israeli warplanes targeted a group of minors filling up jerry cans with water alongside their mother at the Jabalia Refugee camp.

Gaza’s heath ministry, meanwhile, said a number of victims remained under the rubble and in the streets following Israeli airstrikes, saying ambulances and civil defense teams could not reach them due to the sheer extent of the destruction caused by the raids and obstruction caused by the regime.

Also on Saturday, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report, a United Nations-backed assessment, warned that famine was looming in northern Gaza amid escalated Israeli aggression and the regime’s near-total siege of the targeted areas.

The alert from the Famine Review Committee warned of "an imminent and substantial likelihood of famine occurring, due to the rapidly deteriorating situation in the Gaza Strip."

On October 17, the body projected that the number of people in Gaza facing "catastrophic" food insecurity between November and April 2025 would reach 345,000, or 16 percent of the population.

The IPC report classified that figure as Phase 5 -- a situation when "starvation, death, destitution, and extremely critical acute malnutrition levels are evident."

The Israeli military, however, questioned the report's credibility.

"To date, all assessments by the IPC have proven incorrect and inconsistent with the situation on the ground," the army said in a statement, denouncing "partial, biased data and superficial sources with vested interests."

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