<p>Muzaffarnagar police in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have taken action following the uproar over the slap viral video booking the teacher Trapti Tyagi under IPC sections 323 and 504 based on a complaint from the boy's family, news agencies reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This comes as a teacher named Trapti Tyagi at Neha Public School in Khubbapur village faced significant backlash and criticism after a video surfaced in which she allegedly instructed her students to slap a Muslim classmate who hadn't completed his homework.</p>

<p>The incident sparked outrage from various quarters, including political parties and child rights organisations. However, these offenses are non-cognizable and bailable, which means immediate arrest is not required and a warrant might be necessary.</p>

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<h2><strong>Tyagi's defence&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>In her defense, Trapti Tyagi claimed that the video was manipulated to escalate tensions and that it was recorded by the boy's uncle. She acknowledged that it was wrong to have students slap their classmate, but she explained that her physical limitations due to being handicapped prevented her from addressing the student directly.</p>

<p>The state education department also took action by serving a notice to Neha Public School. The Basic Shiksha Adhikari of Muzaffarnagar, Shubham Shukla, communicated the notice to the school management, demanding a response by August 28.</p>

<p>The notice raised concerns about the potential cancellation of the school's government recognition.</p>

<h2><strong>Child rights concerns</strong></h2>

<p>The incident snowballed into a political debate, with various parties sharing their opinions. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi condemned the incident and accused the ruling BJP government of promoting divisive politics.</p>

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<p>The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) wrote to the district administration and UP Police, urging them to file an FIR in the case.</p>

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<p>Circle Officer Ravi Shankar initially mentioned that the incident appeared to be related to the student not completing school work, suggesting no malicious intent. The NCPCR chairperson Priyank Kanoongo requested not to share the video showing the victim being slapped to protect the child's identity. The NCPCR also asked for relevant details about the school from the District Magistrate of Muzaffarnagar.</p>

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Muzaffarnagar police in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have taken action following the uproar over the slap viral video booking the teacher Trapti Tyagi under IPC sections 323 and 504 based on a complaint from the boy's family, news agencies reported.

Muzaffarnagar police in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have taken action following the uproar over the slap viral video booking the teacher Trapti Tyagi under IPC sections 323 and 504 based on a complaint from the boy's family, news agencies reported. This comes as a teacher named Trapti Tyagi at Neha Public School in Khubbapur village faced significant backlash and criticism after a video surfaced in which she allegedly instructed her students to slap a Muslim classmate who hadn't completed his homework. The incident sparked outrage from various quarters, including political parties and child rights organisations. However, these offenses are non-cognizable and bailable, which means immediate arrest is not required and a warrant might be necessary. Also Read | India: Swiggy revives IPO plans for 2024 stock market listing Tyagi's defence In her defense, Trapti Tyagi claimed that the video was manipulated to escalate tensions and that it was recorded by the boy's uncle. She acknowledged that it was wrong to have students slap their classmate, but she explained that her physical limitations due to being handicapped prevented her from addressing the student directly. The state education department also took action by serving a notice to Neha Public School. The Basic Shiksha Adhikari of Muzaffarnagar, Shubham Shukla, communicated the notice to the school management, demanding a response by August 28. The notice raised concerns about the potential cancellation of the school's government recognition. Child rights concerns The incident snowballed into a political debate, with various parties sharing their opinions. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi condemned the incident and accused the ruling BJP government of promoting divisive politics. Also Read | India: 10 killed, 20 injured as fire breaks out on train in Madurai The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) wrote to the district administration and UP Police, urging them to file an FIR in the case. Watch | India's forex reserves at a 2-month low × Investigation and Child identity protection Circle Officer Ravi Shankar initially mentioned that the incident appeared to be related to the student not completing school work, suggesting no malicious intent. The NCPCR chairperson Priyank Kanoongo requested not to share the video showing the victim being slapped to protect the child's identity. The NCPCR also asked for relevant details about the school from the District Magistrate of Muzaffarnagar. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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WION spoke to the former classmate of King Charles III John Stonborough. Stonborough told stories about his experience in school and how King Charles was as a kid.

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<p>Tennessee high school students created a robotic hand to help a classmate whose right hand was not fully formed, in an act of friendship which the latter hailed as 'life-changing'.</p>

<p>Sergio Peralta, who got admitted to Henderson high school near Nashville in the fall, always tried to cover up his right hand which was not fully formed, reported CBS News.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“As I was growing up, like during my first years of school, I had a lot of people asked me what’s wrong with … my hand, lots of people, and I used to just say even in kindergarten, ‘I was born like that',” stated the 15-year-old Sergio.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>“In the first days of school (at Henderson), I honestly felt like hiding my hand – like nobody would ever find out," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, Sergio’s engineering teacher Jeff Wilkins learned about the boy's right hand eventually and assured him that his classmates might be able to help him.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In four weeks, the classmates designed, sized and 3D printed a prosthetic hand for Sergio, which changed his life. Sergio, for the first time, used the new prosthetic to catch a ball using his right hand. &nbsp;</p>

<p>He said that although he grew up without a fully formed right hand, he used to do “almost everything”. He added that only after getting the prosthetic, &nbsp;he was able to catch a ball using his right hand.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Henderson student Leslie Jaramillio said that the spirit of engineering class was embodied in the project. &nbsp;“You’re supposed to be engineering, coming up with new ideas, solving issues,” Jaramillo added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Principal Bob Cotter, &nbsp;while speaking to BBC, said that Wilkins and his students faced the challenge to turn abstract concepts “into reality”. He added that the robotic hand of Sergio “is a testament to the students … who care about each other and the program that Jeff Wilkins has built”.</p>

<p>Sergio, speaking to CBS, said he had never expected such kindness and creativity from his classmates “in a million years”.</p>

<p>“I didn’t know them, so I actually got introduced to them by the teacher. And then that’s what I started working on, and I got to be friends with them. Living without a hand for 15 years and they actually offered me two is (something) actually pretty cool. No one has ever offered me this stuff – (it) changed my life," he added.&nbsp;</p>

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Tennessee high school students created a robotic hand to help a classmate whose right hand was not fully formed, in an act of friendship which the latter hailed as 'life-changing'.

Tennessee high school students created a robotic hand to help a classmate whose right hand was not fully formed, in an act of friendship which the latter hailed as 'life-changing'. Sergio Peralta, who got admitted to Henderson high school near Nashville in the fall, always tried to cover up his right hand which was not fully formed, reported CBS News. “As I was growing up, like during my first years of school, I had a lot of people asked me what’s wrong with … my hand, lots of people, and I used to just say even in kindergarten, ‘I was born like that',” stated the 15-year-old Sergio. ALSO READ | This real life 'Terminator' robot can liquify and solidify on command “In the first days of school (at Henderson), I honestly felt like hiding my hand – like nobody would ever find out," he added. However, Sergio’s engineering teacher Jeff Wilkins learned about the boy's right hand eventually and assured him that his classmates might be able to help him. In four weeks, the classmates designed, sized and 3D printed a prosthetic hand for Sergio, which changed his life. Sergio, for the first time, used the new prosthetic to catch a ball using his right hand. He said that although he grew up without a fully formed right hand, he used to do “almost everything”. He added that only after getting the prosthetic, he was able to catch a ball using his right hand. Henderson student Leslie Jaramillio said that the spirit of engineering class was embodied in the project. “You’re supposed to be engineering, coming up with new ideas, solving issues,” Jaramillo added. WATCH | The rise of bots: An automated system with a humanoid robot Principal Bob Cotter, while speaking to BBC, said that Wilkins and his students faced the challenge to turn abstract concepts “into reality”. He added that the robotic hand of Sergio “is a testament to the students … who care about each other and the program that Jeff Wilkins has built”. Sergio, speaking to CBS, said he had never expected such kindness and creativity from his classmates “in a million years”. “I didn’t know them, so I actually got introduced to them by the teacher. And then that’s what I started working on, and I got to be friends with them. Living without a hand for 15 years and they actually offered me two is (something) actually pretty cool. No one has ever offered me this stuff – (it) changed my life," he added. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

High school students create robotic hand to help classmate in Tennessee

<p>In a shocking incident, a four-year-old boy allegedly raped her classmate in a school in Delhi, reports said on Thursday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According&nbsp;to the&nbsp;FIR filed by her parents, the four-year-old girl had complained of pain in her private parts after coming back from school on Friday (Nov 17), last week, but the mother thought it was just &quot;one of her tantrums.&quot;</p>

<p>Hours after the girl continued to complain of the constant pain, she started crying, she broke her silence on the assault.</p>

<p>According to the parents, she narrated the whole incident that took place during the school hours.</p>

<p>The case has been lodged&nbsp;against the boy, who is likely to be the youngest accused under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and Section 376 of IPS.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the FIR, the child&rsquo;s mother stated that she complained to the schoolteacher through a text message that night and&nbsp;informed the school again on Saturday, but the authorities reportedly did not help and asked the&nbsp;mother to file a written complaint on Monday.</p>

<p>After the medical examination of the girl,&nbsp;doctors confirmed she was&nbsp;sexually&nbsp;assaulted.&nbsp;The parents then lodged a complaint with the police.&nbsp;</p>


The case has been booked against the boy, who is likely to be the youngest allegedly accused under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and Section 376 of IPS.?

In a shocking incident, a four-year-old boy allegedly raped her classmate in a school in Delhi, reports said on Thursday. According to the FIR filed by her parents, the four-year-old girl had complained of pain in her private parts after coming back from school on Friday (Nov 17), last week, but the mother thought it was just "one of her tantrums." Hours after the girl continued to complain of the constant pain, she started crying, she broke her silence on the assault. According to the parents, she narrated the whole incident that took place during the school hours. The case has been lodged against the boy, who is likely to be the youngest accused under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and Section 376 of IPS. In the FIR, the child’s mother stated that she complained to the schoolteacher through a text message that night and informed the school again on Saturday, but the authorities reportedly did not help and asked the mother to file a written complaint on Monday. After the medical examination of the girl, doctors confirmed she was sexually assaulted. The parents then lodged a complaint with the police.

Delhi: 4-year-old boy booked for raping classmate

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