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Air hostess found dead outside Kolkata apartment , two detained" /> Summary: (Representational image)An air hostess working with a private airlines company in Kolkata was found dead on Wednesday after allegedly falling from the third floor of a building in Kolkata. The body of an air hostess, Khongsit Clara Bansha Rai , of Indigo airlines was found near her friend’s apartment in Kestopur under Baguihati police station with serious head and body injuris. Preliminary investigations have revealed that she was the lead cabin attendant of Indigo airlines. (Representational image) The body of an air hostess, Khongsit Clara Bansha Rai , of Indigo airlines was found near her friend’s apartment in Kestopur under Baguihati police station with serious head and body injuris. Her body was found near the apartment with serious head and body injuries. The body of an air hostess, Khongsit Clara Bansha Rai , of Indigo airlines was found near her friend’s apartment in Kestopur under Ba...

Indigo lead cabin attendant was found dead outside an apartment in Kolkota.  The locals spotted her body in the pool of blood and identified the deceased as Khongsit Clara Bansha Rai was from Sikkim. The air-hostess came to the apartment to attend a party and was allegedly found falling from the third floor. Reportedly her body has been sent for autopsy, and the police have detained two of her friends who attended the party. Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden shared an English t... Indigo lead cabin attendant was found dead outside an apartmen... Two minor girls including a three-year-old who went missing la... Reliance Jio may refund part of its security amount of Rs 1500... Former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly will reportedly pl... Facebook-owned Instagram on Wednesday introduced comment threa ... Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany reportedly found ... According to reports, a Dalit man and his mother were allegedl... A man named Ramesh Krishn...

Air hostess with Indigo airlines was found dead , fell from the third floor of her apartment in Kolkata Kolkata,August17 :An air hostess with a private airline was found dead on Wednesday, after allegedly falling from the third floor of her apartment in Kolkata. Khongsit Clara Bansha Rai , 23, was the lead cabin attendant of Indigo Airlines, said police. Two persons have been detained for questioning in connection with the incident. According to police, Rai was hosting her friend’s birthday party at her flat in Kestopur under Baguihati police station area . A passerby noticed her body at around 4.30 am and alerted the police. Police said they found two of her friends in the flat when they arrived.  “It looked like they were sleeping when we came. So far they said they had no clue about the incident until police the police came. They are being questioned,” said a police officer. Rai’s body has been sent for postmortem. “An unnatural suo moto case has been registered. We have questio...

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He’s been on the job only about a week but Richard V. Spencer, the new Secretary of the Navy, faces the tough job of determining the fate of an American war hero . Navy Lt. Craig R. Becker stands accused of pushing his drugged and sleeping wife out the seventh-floor window of their Belgian apartment building in late 2015, dashing out her life on the pavement of Mons, a sleepy city in the French-speaking portion of the northern European nation . Becker maintains his innocence, saying the death was a suicide. He accuses the Navy’s Sixth Fleet of abandoning him to Belgian authorities . Becker, once stationed in San Diego and still linked to Naval Special Warfare in Coronado, wants his prosecution transferred to the American military ’s court system — a right almost always afforded in such cases. Adm. Michelle Howard, commander of Naval Forces in Europe and Africa, has not taken jurisdiction, expressing concerns to lawmakers about Navy investigators not being able to use the evidence c...