Divyansh Kakrora

Ryan International student Divyansh Kakrora had not been sexually assaulted and he had died after being drowned in the school reservoir, Delhi Police chief BS Bassi said today. The Delhi government has recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the case.

He is just a school boy. But, Prajwal Sehrawat is already a hero. He risked his life and jumped into a water tank which had electric cables hanging precariously over the water to save six year old Divyansh Kakrora.

A week after an six-year-old child Divyansh Kakrora drowned in a water tank at Ryan International School in Delhi, an inquiry has indicted the school for "deliberate campaign of misinformation" and "gross criminal negligence".

The school's "gross criminal negligence" and "deliberate inaction" have been listed in chilling detail in an inquiry ordered by the Delhi government of Arvind Kejriwal.

The "deliberate" inaction of Ryan International School authorities that amounts to "gross criminal negligence" led to the death of six-year-old Divyansh Kakrora, the Delhi government has found in its magisterial inquiry into the case.

A team of forensic medicine experts from AIIMS will visit Ryan International School in South Delhi tomorrow and examine the water tank where six-year-old Divyansh Kakrora, a Class I student of the school, was found dead.

Amid growing outrage over the death of a six year old boy at a private school, the Delhi government today ordered all schools to file "safety report" within a month, saying arrogant and insensitive behaviour will not be tolarated.

Ryan International student Divyansh Kakrora had not been sexually assaulted and he had died after being drowned in the school reservoir, Delhi Police chief BS Bassi said today. The Delhi government has recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation in the case.

He is just a school boy. But, Prajwal Sehrawat is already a hero. He risked his life and jumped into a water tank which had electric cables hanging precariously over the water to save six year old Divyansh Kakrora.

A week after an six-year-old child Divyansh Kakrora drowned in a water tank at Ryan International School in Delhi, an inquiry has indicted the school for "deliberate campaign of misinformation" and "gross criminal negligence".

The school's "gross criminal negligence" and "deliberate inaction" have been listed in chilling detail in an inquiry ordered by the Delhi government of Arvind Kejriwal.

The "deliberate" inaction of Ryan International School authorities that amounts to "gross criminal negligence" led to the death of six-year-old Divyansh Kakrora, the Delhi government has found in its magisterial inquiry into the case.

A team of forensic medicine experts from AIIMS will visit Ryan International School in South Delhi tomorrow and examine the water tank where six-year-old Divyansh Kakrora, a Class I student of the school, was found dead.

Amid growing outrage over the death of a six year old boy at a private school, the Delhi government today ordered all schools to file "safety report" within a month, saying arrogant and insensitive behaviour will not be tolarated.