The incident has left internet users outraged A shocking video has captured the moment a high school student in the US pepper-sprayed her teacher twice after he took her phone away in class last week, Metro reported. The incident that has caused outrage on social media platforms, happened at Antioch High School near Nashville, Tennessee. The video originally shared on Reddit opens to show the male teacher walking out of the classroom after being pepper-sprayed and being followed by the female student who is asking for her phone back. The student was reportedly "texting and Googling answers for her school work" when the teacher took away her phone. When she tries to grab her phone back, the teacher pulls his arm away. The student then pepper-sprays him again, following which he falls to the ground crying out in pain. However, the student continues saying that she wants her phone back. ''Can I get my phone, I need my phone,'' she screams. Watch the video here: ...
"The dream of every citizen of Karnataka is my dream," the PM wrote. New Delhi: Ahead of the Assembly elections in Karnataka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued an open letter to the people of the state. Karnataka will go to polls on May 10 with the ruling BJP aiming to break a 38-year-old anti-incumbency factor in the state to win a second consecutive term. "You have always showered me with love and affection. It feels like a divine blessing to me," PM Modi's letter reads. "In our 'Azaadi ka Amrit Kaal', we Indians have aimed to make our beloved country a developed nation. Karnataka is keen to lead the movement to realise its vision. "India is the fifth-largest economy. Our next aim is to reach the top three. This is possible only when Karnataka rapidly grows to become a $1 trillion economy." On Saturday, PM Modi held a 26-km roadshow in Bengaluru as part of the BJP's aggressive campaigning in the state as it looks to tackle a ...