Новости за 15.09.2015

The chief electoral office in Bengaluru has started the process of re vising the voters' list.

The city will play host to the eighth edition of the Bengaluru International Arts Festival (BIAF) this Saturday.

The city will play host to the eighth edition of the Bengaluru International Arts Festival (BIAF) this Saturday.

City schools and colleges are getting into the groove for Ganesha Chaturthi by actively involving students and staff members.

The Mount Mary Feast in Bandra, which began on September 13, will go on till the 20th of this month. Every year, the celebration is held to mark Mother Mary’s birthday.

Auto manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki and Mahindra & Mahindra may pick up an equity stake in online cab aggregator Ola's newly-launched leasing business, sources told TOI.

Coverfox, an online insurance seller, has received an investment from the family office of Infosys' co-founder N R Narayana Murthy, as it fights out its bigger rival PolicyBazaar, which incidentally is backed by another IT czar Azim Premji.

Abbott Healthcare has challenged the West Bengal drug regulator's findings of excessive levels of codeine—a narcotic substance—in its cough syrup Phensedyl,

A college in Palghar has decided to make wearing helmets mandatory for students riding two-wheelers.

At a time when the Narendra Modi-led NDA government seeks investments to revive growth and employment under its “Make In India” campaign, Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta’s subsidiary Bharat Aluminium Company (Balco) ha

The Punjab and Haryana high court on Monday refused to stay provisions of the Haryana Panchayati Raj (Amendment) Bill, 2015, through which the state government had prescribed educational qualifications for the candidates contesting panchayat elections.

The government on Monday said 2,500 tonnes of the imported arhar will arrive in three tranches at Chennai port and similar quantity will reach Mumbai’s Jawahar Lal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) in four tranches from next week.

The Supreme Court on Monday decided to get a first hand account of the recent case of a young Dalit woman and her family members from Baghpat district of Uttar Pradesh being harassed and khap panchayat ordering for her rape.

The committee, headed by ex-planning commission member Mihir Shah, has been asked to submit its report in three months so that government can make a policy framework to utilize available water resources in the country in a better way.

At a time when availability of land has become a crucial obstacle for industrial projects nationally and has been an important issue of debate at the Centre, the state of West Bengal is planning to tap over one lakh acres available with the government in a bid to woo investors back to the state.

Sanjay Raut said it was high time the NDA government honoured Savarkar with the highest civilian award so as to “rectify the mistakes“ of earlier governments.

The ‘secular’ alliance in Bihar accused rival BJP of using government funds for political training of its workers from the poll-bound state, petitioning the Election Commission for action under the anti-graft and election laws.

As more gram panchayats become open defecation free (ODF), Centre wants the state government to verify the status in order to ensure that sanitation in villages improves significantly.

An Iraqi teenager, bedridden for the past eight years due to a genetic condition that makes her bones extremely brittle, has been able to stand and walk again after treatment at an Andheri hospital.

India has proposed inclusion of its VVIPs including former Presidents and Prime Ministers, apart from celebrities and businessmen, as beneficiaries of the US Global Entry programme that entitles pre-approved, low-risk travelers from select countries to expedited immigration upon entry into the US.

A truck killing 18 in East Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh on Monday morning was another gory addition to the statistics of high number of deaths caused by trucks, lorries, multi-axle vehicles and tractors in India.

Board members of the $20-billion US-based diversified healthcare major Abbott, led by its chairman Miles D White, are flying down to Mumbai this week to hold the company’s first global meeting in India,

September 14, 2015 will be marked as a black day in the annals of the Madras high court.

Giving a ray of hope to states that they may be allowed to flash photos of chief ministers in government advertisements and hoardings, the Supreme Court on Monday decided to review of its verdict that allows pictures of only the President, Prime Minister and Chief Justice of India in such advertisements.

The shipping ministry on Monday relaxed the cabotage law for five years to allow special foreign flagged vessels such as roll-on, roll-off (Ro-Ro), pure car carriers, truck carriers and LNG vessels to facilitate transportation of cargo along the country’s coastline.