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New Delhi [India], January 18 (ANI): Union Civil Aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Wednesday said the emergency exit door of an IndiGo flight last year was opened by "mistake" and BJP MP <keyword id="7463244" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="tejasvi-surya" source="Orion">Tejasvi Surya</keyword> has already apologised for it. "It is important to look at the facts. The (emergency) door was opened by him by mistake when the flight was on the ground and after all checks, the flight was allowed to take off. He also apologised for the mistake. All protocols were followed and DGCA has investigated the matter. It was found all protocols were followed and pressurisation was also checked," Scindia told reporters. It is alleged that Tejasvi Surya accidentally opened the emergency exit of a flight from Chennai to Tiruchirapalli at the Chennai airport during the boarding process in December last year. DGCA said on Tuesday that a passenger on IndiGo 6E 7339 flight from Chennai to Tiruchirappalli opened the emergency door on December 10 last year and it had taken due note of the incident and ordered a probe. IndiGo also said the passenger accidentally opened the emergency exit door and apologised for the action. "A passenger travelling on Flight 6E 7339 from Chennai to Tiruchirapalli on Dec 10 accidentally opened emergency exit during boarding process. Passenger apologised for the action. As per SOPs, aircraft underwent mandatory engineering checks which led to delay departure," IndiGo statement said. A senior DGCA official told that the incident was duly reported. "The passenger apparently opened the RH emergency exit door by mistake while the aircraft was still on the ground. The crew moved in swiftly and all appropriate action to restore airworthiness such as reinstalling the door, pressurisation check was carried out before the flight was cleared for departure. No safety protocol was compromised with," the official said. Opposition parties have targeted Tejasvi Surya over the incident.

Emergency door opened by mistake, Tejasvi Surya apologised, says Scindia on Indigo row

Nearly 33 per cent of the 424 parents who took part in a survey reported that their children were approached by strangers via online platforms soliciting friendships, seeking personal and family details and broaching up sexual advice, according to a new report. Apart from the 424 parents from Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal, and Madhya Pradesh, the participants also included 384 teachers from the four states and and 107 other stakeholders from three states (West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra). According to the parents, of the children indicating cases of <keyword id="16129596" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="online-solicitations-and-abuse" source="Orion">online solicitations and abuse</keyword> 40 per cent were adolescent girls within 14-18 years, closely followed by adolescent boys (33 per cent) within the same age group. For the parents who had shared that their children have indicated experiences of online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA), responses were received more from rural areas than urban areas, with both male and female respondents accounting for such incidents. The study is jointly conducted by CRY (<keyword id="6514873" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="child-rights-and-you" source="Orion">Child Rights and You</keyword>) and the Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna. It revealed that one-third (33.2 per cent) of the parents among the respondents reported that their children were approached by strangers via online platforms soliciting friendships, fishing for personal and family details and broaching up sexual advice concerning relationships. Inappropriate sexual contents were also shared with the children and they indulged in sexual conversations online, they said. On being asked what measures they would like to take if their children faced OCSEA, only 30 per cent of the parents stated that they would go to the police station and file complaint, while a "worrying 70 per cent discarded the option". Further, only 16 per cent of parents reported of being aware of any legislation relating to OCSEA. These findings indicated a huge information deficit and low trust with the legal and law enforcement institutions among the parents, the report said. The most common behavioural changes noticed among children by the teachers were absent-mindedness and unjustified absence from school (both 26 per cent), followed by increased usage of smartphones in school (20.9 per cent). Soha Moitra, Director of Development Support at CRY and the Head of its Regional Operations in the North, underscored the importance of re-evaluating and adding more teeth to the existing legal frameworks. "This research has found that the internet is being used for the trafficking of children in India. Now, with the use of the internet in trafficking, especially among younger children, as indicated in this study, the provisions may need to be re-evaluated," Soha noted. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/emergency-door-opened-by-mistake-tejasvi-surya-apologised-says-scindia-on-indigo-row/articleshow/97094696.cms" style="">Emergency door opened by mistake, Tejasvi Surya apologised, says Scindia on Indigo row</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/pandemic-reversed-improvement-seen-in-rural-childrens-basic-reading-and-math-skills-aser-report/articleshow/97093007.cms" style="">Pandemic reversed improvement seen in rural children's basic reading and math skills: ASER report</a>

33% parents say their children were approached by strangers on online platforms: CRY study

Bhubaneswar, Apr 15 () The Odisha government hasappointed six senior bureaucrats for containment of COVID-19in three zones here after the state capital emerged as ahotspot of coronavirus cases, a senior official said.Of the total 60 persons who have tested positive forCOVID-19 in Odisha, Bhubaneswar alone has reported 46 cases.The senior officers will oversee intensive sampling ofprimary and secondary contacts, contact tracing and householdsurvey by surveillance teams in the containment zones, chiefsecretary A K Tripathy said in a notification.The officers will also monitor the awareness campaignamong the community and supply of essential commodities to thepeople living in containment zones.While principal secretary st/sc development RanjanChopra and principal secretary energy Bishnupada Sethi, havebeen assigned the north zone, principal secretary excise andcommisioner-cum-secretary higher education Saswat Mishra havebeen assigned the south east zone.Principal secretary finance Ashok K Meena andcommissioner-cum-secretary social security and empowerment ofpersons with disabilities (SSEPD) Bhaskar Jyoti Sharma havebeen assigned the south west zone, the notification said.Bomikhal area in the city has reported 18 positivecases followed by Surya Nagar-8, Jharpada-6, Satya Nagar-4,Unit-4 area-3, Unit-5 area-2 and one each from Sahid Nagar,BJB Nagar, Badagada village, Kapil Prasad and an apartmentnear AIIMS, Bhubaneswar.Another person from West Bengal has been detected withCOVID-19 and is admitted to a hospital here.Of the 46 COVID-19 patients, 12 have been dischargedfrom hospitals after their recovery. One person from Jharpadadied of the disease on April 6.The BMC has declared Bomikhal, Jharpada and SuryaNagar areas as containtment zones.However, restrictions have been lifted from two otherareas after door-to-door surveillance.Meanwhile, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC)and Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited (BSC) carried out sprayingof disinfectants with the help of drones from Raj Mahal Squareto Sishu Bhavan Square on Tuesday, an official said.Two drones were used on a trial basis, he said.While one drone was used for surveillance purpose,theother was flying at a height of 2 metres for spraying thedisinfectants.The BMC on Wednesday modified the containment zone inSurya Nagar area, which has reported 8 COVID-19 cases.A notification said, the containment zone is nowconfined to areas like NCC Office to National ProductiveCouncil Office along Mumtaz Ali Street, National ProductiveCouncil to Surya Complex and from Surya Complex to NCC Office."Active surveillance will continue in the areasearlier marked as containment zone for the next seven days asa precautionary measure," BMC commissioner Prem ChandraChaudhury said.Officials have been asked to de-seal the boundary,earlier marked in the containment zone, and seal all theentry/exit points in the modified area, he said in thenotification. AAMMM MM

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