Новости за 09.03.2023

Based on a complaint lodged by the Ministry, the case was earlier registered at the Parliament Street police station in April 2019

Measures for coming years include more coal-carrying wagons and freight locomotives, a ₹1 lakh crore energy corridor project, and new tracks to be commissioned on coal carrying routes

MCD officials call it ‘unacceptable’, say ‘bureaucracy extending courtesy to the MLAs doesn’t mean they can rule over us’

The Ministers vow to carry forward the revolution led by Sisodia and Jain in the field of education and healthcare until the jailed leaders come out; BJP accuses them of ‘hurting Hindu sentiments’

Onion and potato cultivators in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Gujarat are at breaking point, with produce being sold at way below the cost of production, hitting them with debt and an uncertain future

AAP says DG (Prisons) reports to L-G, who reports to Union Home Ministry; Accuses Amit Shah for ‘plotting to kill’ former Deputy CM in Tihar

‘The School at Ajmeri Gate’, which talks of Delhi’s educational legacy, has stirred a debate among the denizens of Shahjahanabad

Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board is setting up a plant to treat 10 million litres of water daily at Kolathur as part of its plan to decentralise water supply

The proposed projects relate to clean energy, electronics, weaving and spinning; the meeting also approves policies for logistics and piped cooking gas supply in metropolitan areas

‘It would help in producing qualified doctors and ensuring improved access to quality medical care for all’

Illegal units manufacturing and storing firecrackers thrive in the State. A two-bedroom house at Varapuzha that blew up in February had enough raw material to make 5,000 ‘kathina,’ whereas the operator’s licence did not allow him to manufacture fireworks. Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO) officials say it is up to the police to furnish details of illegal units.

Before executing the murder, the accused had honey-trapped the victim Jayaram by sending messages to the latter’s mobile phone in the guise of a woman

In the past three months, 10 lives were lost in Kerala in half a dozen fireworks accidents. Unsafe working conditions and unskilled workers imperil lives in the fireworks industry. Licences are misused for heavy production. Authorities seldom take note of blatant violations. It’s a powder keg, waiting to explode.

All parties in Nagaland are scrambling for the power pie

In upholding press freedom, the higher judiciary needs to revive the doctrine of ‘effect and consequence’ and act without fear or favour while considering the canvas of heavy-handed executive actions