Newswallah: Bharat Edition - NYTimes.com Punjab: The state government announced an assistance of 500,000 rupees ($9,025) for the father of a Burundi citizen who fell into a coma after he was attacked on April 21, the Hindustan Times reported. The 24-year-old victim, Yannick Nizhanga, is enrolled as a computer science student at a private university in the state. Northeast: The states of Assam and Manipur ranked third and fourth, respectively, in the rankings for violent crimes across India in 2011, according to recent data released by National Crime Records Bureau, The Telegraph reported. The state of Kerala topped the list, followed by Delhi. The report categorizes "murder, attempt to murder, dowry death, kidnapping, dacoity (an Indian term for banditry), rape, riots and arson," as violent crimes, the newspaper wrote. Rajasthan: Indroli village is setting a new example in Rajasthan, having stopped the practice of "child labor, child marriage, child cigarette usage" and children dropping out of school, Daily Bhaskar reported. The village, located 257 kilometers, or 170 miles, from Jaipur, has been a site of child rights protection campaigns run by three child rights groups. Formed by a non-governmental agency, these groups - Bal Mandal, Child Protection Committee (CPC), and Bal Samitis - comprise only children and youth, the newspaper reported. Uttar Pradesh: The Supreme Court of India on Friday said that it had not authorized the Central Bureau of Investigation, the federal investigative agency, to carry out a "roving enquiry," into the assets of former Chief Minster Mayawati, The Indian Express reported. The court noted that the agency had misinterpreted its 2003 order that adjudicated an enquiry into the alleged graft in the Taj Corridor, a multi-million dollar project in Uttar Pradesh. Tamil Nadu: Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Thursday wanted to end a training program for Sri Lankan defense personnel in the state. She said that "at a time when the demand for restoring the rights of displaced Tamils in Sri Lanka was finding resonance around the globe," the training of nine members of the Sri Lankan Air Force in Tamil Nadu, a state where Indian Tamils reside, was like "thrusting a spear in the hearts of people of Tamil Nadu," The Hindu reported. Kerala: An expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court embarked on a crucial phase of evaluating the treasure at the state's Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple on Thursday, The New Indian Express reported. It started taking the inventory of gold and gems in "A" vault, which is expected to be worth 10 trillion rupees or about $180 billion.