Новости за 28.10.2015

Central Crime Station (CCS) sleuths have arrested a marriage bureau proprietor for duping over 150 customers by providing them fake profiles.

Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has invited President Pranab Mukherjee to the Ayutha Chandi Yagam he plans to perform this December. He met President Mukherjee on the final day of his Delhi visit.

Justice Raja Elango of the Hyderabad High Court on Wednesday dismissed the bail pleas of Ramesh and Syamala, the parents who tortured their daughter Pratyusha in the most barbaric manner.

The Hyderabad High Court on Wednesday directed the Telangana electricity firms such as TS Transco and TS Genco and power distribution companies to explain under which provision of law they amended the recruitment rules making only Telangana candidates eligible for jobs in these organisations.

After three years of only sluggishness and unsold inventory to show, a developer in the city has managed to hit the headlines for the right reasons.

Hyderabad will get around 70 million gallons of water per day (MGD) from the Godavari project phase-I by December 15, according to Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) managing director B Janardhan Reddy.

German automaker Volkswagen (VW) on Wednesday apologised for what many in the West have come to describe as ‘Dieselgate’ — or the scandal over emission-fudging device in its diesel cars first detected by the US authorities — and said the company is “doing all it can” to regain the trust of customers.

Balurghat and Malda are all set to be added to the state's aviation map as Airports Authority of India (AAI) will transfer these two airports to the state government against a token price of one Rupee.

The charred body a 52-year-old man was found in the kitchen of a south Kolkata flat. The victim has been identified as Biswajit Sil, a goldsmith. Sil's body was first spotted by his son.

The food department team investigating the alleged malnourishment-led death of a worker at Bagrakote tea estate in Malbazar prompted the food department to send a team in the garden to the estate.

The Himalayan Club, Kolkata Section, in collaboration with the Italian Consulate, will screen a film by renowned mountaineer and photographer Vittorio Sella, dating back to 1909.

Howrah town is set to get a fillip from Yokohama to regain its status as Sheffield of the east. The Japanese city will fund an industrial revival project that will create 1.5 lakh new jobs for Howrah residents.

A builder from Versova, Riyaz Bhatti, was held at the airport before he could take a flight to Johannesburg around 5 am on Wednesday. A look-out circular (LOC) had been issued against him in 2007 for his role in serious criminal offences.

Calcutta high court has asked Midnapore police why they had charged Trinamool Chhatra Parishad (TMCP) members on bailable offences while other accused in the college lynching case were slapped with non-bailable sections.

Unesco has submitted its initial report regarding the revamp of Bandra railway station with a focus on improving access by making it more pedestrian-friendly.

A minor girl was saved from being physically abused by her neighbour when a good samaritan dialled 100 and alerted cops.

The Bombay high court on Wednesday asked the state government to spell out the steps it plans to take to prevent online sale of drugs without proper prescription from a doctor.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday said he supported net neutrality “100%”, but added that he also strongly backed zero rating.

Action is heating up in India with the world's top names like Oracle, Microsoft and Amazon queuing up to open data centres here. NTT Communications, the world's largest data centre company and a unit of the $112-billion Japanese giant, NTT, also has mega plans in the country.

Action is heating up in India with the world's top names like Oracle, Microsoft and Amazon queuing up to open data centres here. NTT Communications, the world's largest data centre company and a unit of the $112-billion Japanese giant, NTT, also has mega plans in the country.

The Bombay high court (HC) on Wednesday directed the Centre and state to take immediate steps to create public awareness of learning disability (LD), its early detection and privileges available for such children in schools and other educational institutes.

National award winners from Bengal have expressed solidarity with the 12 members of the film industry who returned their awards to protest against the FTII row, Dadri lynching and murders of activists.

Leader of the opposition in the West Bengal Assembly Surjya Kanta Mishra has written to State Election Commission expressing his concern over the three-week delay in notifying the results of the Siliguri Mahakuma Parishad polls.

The total value of pulses seized by the food and civil supplies department from hoarders in Mumbai, Thane and Raigad has gone up to Rs 440 crore. Officials said they confiscated about 61,250 tonnes of pulses—tur, urad and masoor —over the last nine days.

Infosys chairman R Seshasayee may be cautiously optimistic about investments picking up in India but appears more confident when it comes to the future of the $9-billion IT behemoth, which seems to have found its mojo back over the last two quarters.