Two Women Die in Gurugram and Bhopal

May 14, 2026, 15:09
IndiaSociety

Introduction

Police in Gurugram and Bhopal are looking into the deaths of two women. Their families say the husbands were mean to them.

Main Body

In Gurugram, Jagriti Bari Singhal died on Wednesday. She fell from her office building. Her brother says her husband took her money and hit her. They married in November 2023. In Bhopal, Tvisha Sharma died on Thursday. She was 31 years old. Her family says her husband killed her. She told her family on the phone that she wanted to move to Noida. In both cities, the police found no notes. The women did not write why they died.

Conclusion

The police are still working. They want to find the real reason for these deaths.

Learning

πŸ•°οΈ Talking About the Past

When we tell a story about something that already happened, we often change the action word (the verb).

Look at these changes from the text:

  • Die β†’\rightarrow Died
  • Fall β†’\rightarrow Fell
  • Say β†’\rightarrow Said
  • Take β†’\rightarrow Took

The Pattern: Most words just add -ed at the end (like died). But some are "rebels" and change their whole shape (like fell and took).

Quick Guide for A2: If you see -ed, the action is finished.

Example: "The police found no notes." β†’\rightarrow (Find becomes Found). It happened in the past!

Vocabulary Learning

police (n.)
Law enforcement officers who keep the community safe.
Example:The police arrived at the scene quickly.
death (n.)
The end of a person's life.
Example:The death of the old man shocked everyone.
family (n.)
A group of people related by blood or marriage.
Example:She called her family to share the news.
husband (n.)
A man's spouse in a marriage.
Example:The husband helped his wife with the chores.
city (n.)
A large town with many buildings and people.
Example:They moved to a new city for better jobs.
note (n.)
A short written message.
Example:She left a note on the kitchen table.
phone (n.)
A device used for calling or texting.
Example:He answered the phone quickly.
reason (n.)
A cause or explanation for something.
Example:I need to know the reason for the delay.