Varanasi: Observing the day of Babri mosque demolition (1992) as black day, traders in Muslim dominated markets like Dalmandi, Hadha sarai and Nai sadak kept their shops shut on Wednesday.Police officials along with heavy force continued patrolling in these areas. Leading the patrolling team, ACP Dashaswamedh Awadhesh Pandey said that except peaceful closure of the markets there was no other protest, but the sharp vigil was maintained by them as precautionary measure.A local Shaqil Ahmed said that as a tradition that has been continuing since the demolition of Babri mosque in 1992, the traders keep their shops closed voluntarily and that no call is given for market closure by anyone. TNNWe also published the following articles recentlyBest Black Jackets For Men To Shop ForBlack jackets for men are versatile attire that effortlessly transitions from casual to formal settings, complementing various body shapes and skin tones. They radiate poise and classic elegance, making them a popular and timeless choice. The jackets are simple to upkeep and come in a wide range of styles and materials, including leather, denim, and wool. They are accessible at various price points, ensuring they are suitable for all budgets. Whether for a laid-back weekend or a formal event, black jackets for men are a dependable and fashionable choice.Bombay HC stays compulsory leave order against Cloth Market and Shops Board chairperson Sunita MhaiskarThe Bombay high court stayed the Maharashtra governments order sending Sunita Mhaiskar, chairperson of the Cloth Market and Shops Board, on compulsory leave. The state had acted on complaints regarding Mathadi workers. Mhaiskar challenged the order, stating that it was illegal as the employment rules did not provide for compulsory leave. The court issued a notice to the State and suspended the order, directing them to consider Mhaiskars representation and take appropriate steps.Coimbatore rural police get 13 hawk eye patrol vehicles13 patrol vehicles in Coimbatore district are now equipped with advanced cameras funded by L&T Infrastructure Transportation Limited. The cameras, which have infrared features, can record clear footage during day and night. The video can be stored for up to 45 days and can be monitored from the police control room. Plans are underway to install cameras on 40 two-wheeler patrol vehicles. Additionally, the district has over 10,200 working CCTV cameras, with more installations planned for the future.

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