The victim’s scans showed that the machete plunged nearly 1.5 inches into his brain but luckily missed critical areas of the organ, leaving his speech and motor functions intact.
The police said that an unnatural death report has been registered at JJ Marg police station.
Dharmendra, who is survived by two wives and six children, had been ill for the past month and died at home, the media reported.
Africa’s leading airline, Ethiopian Airlines, says it will increase its Lagos service to twice daily from July 1.
The billboard was erected beside a fuel station.
“Our mission is to find local solutions to today’s toughest violent conflicts.’’
The airline said passengers could also fly Accra-China-Accra, a new connection.
Eleven people died from scorching heat after attending a government event, where a large crowd gathered outdoors in Mumbai, India.
Air Peace travellers will now be able to fly to Mumbai through Lagos from Kano, Monrovia, Abuja, Accra, Port Harcourt, and Douala.
The BBC said it was cooperating with the tax officials and “hope to have the situation resolved as quickly as possible” in a tweet.
