Новости за 18.08.2015

The Thane police have taken into custody two clerks from the Amritsar district administration believed to have made fake licenses of the 31 illegal sophisticated weapons recovered by cops last month

Thane girls won medals at the Junior Squash Championship held in Mumbai recently. Ananya Dabke, Aishwarya Bhattacharya, Aarya Ogale, Anannya Morey- all top-ranked junior squash players from the city made a mark in their respective categories

Guardian minister Eknath Shinde’s announcement of a proposed tunnel highway connecting Thane and Borivli is largely seen by locals as just another “half-baked and vague” thought, similar to a string of projects announced by his party here, which never took off

A resident from Mayem has complained with the anti-corruption bureau of illegalities and frauds carried out by the former sarpanch, Venna Chodankar, and former secretary Suresh Fadte of the Mayem-Vaiginim panchayat.

In a case of abandonment of a newly born girl child in Goa medical college and hospital (GMC), the children’s court has convicted and sentenced the parents, Minakshi Parab and Faruq Shaikh, to undergo imprisonment for five months on charges of child abuse and directed each of them to pay a fine of 1,00,000

A case alleging forgery of signature on a document submitted in the panchayat of Mandrem to transfer electricity and water pump meter connections has come to the fore. The offence was committed in 2006.

Decision On Bail Plea Likely To Be Turning Point In Probe

The construction of a canal to divert the Kalsa tributary of River Mhadei, a battle that Goa has been fighting before the Mhadei water dispute tribunal, is almost a reality as the project is nearing completion on the state border in Kankumbi

South Western Railways (SWR) loaded 37.5 million tonnes of freight and carried 190 million originating passengers with gross earnings of 5,072 crore in 2014-15. In the first four months of the current financial year 2015-16, SWR carried 13.09 million tonnes of freight as against 12.65 million tonnes carried during the corresponding period of the previous year, registering an increase of 3.4%

New Guidelines Treat NRIs At Par With Resident Indians

Mohammad Murtaza Rafik, 18, a student of an open school at Shiroda, Ponda, died in an accident at Dhavali, Ponda, on Tuesday morning, while pillion rider of another motorcycle Saish Naik, 18, a resident of Shiroda, was also injured. The rider of the second motorcycle, Rajesh Naik, also a resident of Shiroda, was booked by the Ponda police under Sections 279, 337, 338 and 304 A of IPC

Panaji police late Monday night busted a prostitution racket being run from a posh residential complex at Dona Paula, rescued two girls and arrested three persons in the case

Villagers from various parts of North Karnataka on Tuesday staged a rasta roko in Jamboti in support of their demand for early implementation of the Kalsa and other allied projects aimed at diverting waters from the tributaries of Mhadei river to the Malaprabha river

The farmers’ agitation for immediate implementation of Kalsa-Bhandura nullah projects is being intensified and there is apprehension of the situation going out of hand.

Suvidha Express Trains To Be Run By KRC In Coordination With SWR

Scientists have taken inspiration from fossils to reach the most significant breakthrough on how to store information for years without worrying about loss of data.

In a major clampdown on the rampant abuse of antibiotics, Britain has decided to penalize doctors who give in to patients’ demands for the drugs that are fast becoming ineffective.

In a major clampdown on the rampant abuse of antibiotics, Britain has decided to penalize doctors who give in to patients’ demands for the drugs that are fast becoming ineffective.

A political furore erupted a day after TOI reported that the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) found the three Delhi discoms had inflated dues by Rs 8,000 crore.

To ensure easy availability of blood all over the state, Punjab State Blood Transfusion Council is starting an SMS service from Wednesday in which all information regarding the stock kept at blood banks will be provided through SMS.

Tired with the MC's lack of action in ensuring sanitation at Sarabha Nagar main market, a market association of the area has inaugurated its own dump to get rid of the littering problem faced in the market.

Senior superintendent of Vigilance Bureau (VB) Satinder Singh informed that Buta Singh, a company commander (Urban Company) of Punjab Home Guards was caught red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs7,000 from one of his colleagues.