Новости за 26.06.2015

A day after a 20-year-old woman was accidentally shot at on the campus of a business school in Dasna, police on Thursday said the prime suspect along with three of his aides had been arrested.

The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) has said most of the land acquisition for the Metro extension project from Dilshad Garden to New Bus Stand has been completed.

Two women posing as prospective domestic helps stole Rs 1,25,000 in cash and jewellery worth Rs 1 lakh from a flat in Technocrat CGH Society in Sector 56.

The State Election Commission in Panchkula has directed the Urban Local Bodies department and state pollution control body to impose a complete ban on use of publicity materials made of non-biodegradable materials particularly PVC flex-banners.

The municipal council here on Thursday demolished over 70 encroachments on its proposed colony near Totaram ki Dhani on Myazalar Road and got the land freed.The drive continued for five hours.

A bus carrying 60 passengers fell into a pit after it collided with a truck on Dhankot flyover on Thursday morning.

A youth from Sikar drowned in Fatehsagar lake on Thursday morning, while he was bathing here along with some people.

Even as Monsoon advanced further in the state on Thursday, bringing showers to several places, the Met department warned that heavy to very heavy rainfall may occur at isolated places in east Rajasthan during next 24 hours.

The Barmer police on Wednesday evening busted an inter-state gang that was cheating youth by promising them jobs through army recruitment.The mastermind behind this gang was also arrested.

The fencing that was done by spending crores of rupees around 10 years ago at the international border adjoining Pakistan in shifting dunes area in Shahgarh Bulj area here has been a big failure.

Government schools in the city will again come alive as the sessions begin from Friday.

Pollution in the Yamuna seems to be going from bad to worse. The MCG has, for the first time, admitted that untreated sewage water also gets into the Najafgarh drain that connects to the Yamuna.

A Panchkula-based consultant has been booked for cheating a Sector 31 resident out of Rs 30 lakh, on the pretext of getting her daughter admitted in a Maharashtra-based medical college. An FIR was lodged at the Sector 40 police station on Wednesday.

Rajasthan shall allot four cities under the Smart City mission and 30 cities under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation scheme (AMRUT), state urban development and housing minister Rajpal Singh Shekhawat said here after Prime Minister announced the mega schemes in Delhi on Thursday.

One person was killed and two others were injured when a car hit their bike near KMP road, Sultanpur on Wednesday.

Even though 11-year-old Pritish Gulati had once hosted a show on radio, little did he know that there is a lot more technical knowhow involved in radio jockeying.

A former employee of a Gurgaon-based software firm has been booked for allegedly hacking into the Facebook account of his boss and posting objectionable pictures on it.

Buoyed by residents' response, the state government is about to set up a call centre to monitor complaints received at the chief minister window (CM Window), to track the status of applications and their redress.

An accident near the Guru Dronacharya Metro station on MG Road brought the eastern part of the city — the one that runs parallel to the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway — to a standstill for over two hours on Thursday morning.

Women's security, in addition to empowerment initiatives, got a prime space in the budget with the government proposing CCTV cameras and deployment of marshals in DTC and cluster buses.

This budget will add to inflation. The government's decision to levy Rs 100-1,500 entry tax on commercial vehicles will lead to increase in price of basic commodities. Similarly, the government has doubled the entertainment tax, increased luxury tax from 10% to 15%, hiked cable service charge by Rs 40 and raised tax on betting from 10% to 20%.

In his post-budget press conference, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said it belonged to the aam aadmi and that it would fulfi ll their dreams.

The government will spend Rs 125 crore on opening 500 new neighbourhood clinics before April 2016 to improve basic health services and end quackery, besides taking the load off tertiary care hospitals.

In its bid to curb illegal storing and trafficking of sand and other minor ores, the revenue administration here has launched a district-wide operation and seized an illegally stored stock of 2,403 brass sand, including 23 brass murrum, from different locations in 12 tehsils of the district.

wo youths turned aggressive and used abusive language against policemen at the district court on Thursday after they were not allowed to meet their brother, a goon booked under MCOCA. The duo created a drama and threatened police with dire consequences, making the atmosphere a bit tense.