Новости за 26.11.2015

A man was threatened by a minor boy by firing a shot in the air at a village in the Dahod district after he denied to drop the boy at his residence.

A city business woman was robbed of gold jewellery worth Rs 7 lakh from her Manpada residence between November 13 to 25.

The district sessions court on Thursday rejected bail applications of two accused arrested in Mumbra’s Lucky Compound building collapse case.

Environment activists are seeing red over the quality of Makhmali lake. Experts have alleged that the free flow of sewage water could be one of the reasons for its quality going down. However, TMC officials claim that they have taken all precautions to keep the lake water clean.

The real critics of my theatre are my audience, which form the oppressed sections of society, and it is their experiences and their troubles that I try to portray in my literature, said renowned Punjabi playwright Ajmer Singh Aulakh, who returned his Sahitya Akademi award to protest against intolerance.

Central Citrus Research Institute has transferred the orange and lemon juice technology to a private entrepreneur who is setting up a unit.

The forest department has apprehended four accused in the Khatauni area of Terai west forest with carcasses of 30 migratory birds of Cormorant species. This is the first such case where migratory birds have been killed in such large number.

The challenge comes from Indonesia, which has the world’s largest Muslim population but which lies thousands of miles away from the Islamic State’s base in the Middle East.

The challenge comes from Indonesia, which has the world’s largest Muslim population but which lies thousands of miles away from the Islamic State’s base in the Middle East.

The challenge comes from Indonesia, which has the world’s largest Muslim population but which lies thousands of miles away from the Islamic State’s base in the Middle East.

The challenge comes from Indonesia, which has the world’s largest Muslim population but which lies thousands of miles away from the Islamic State’s base in the Middle East.

The Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, says his country will not apologise to Russia for downing one of its warplanes over the Syrian border.

The Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, says his country will not apologise to Russia for downing one of its warplanes over the Syrian border.

Revealed: How Mumtaz bagged lead role in ‘Khilona’

Private companies can now mine asteroids, after Barack Obama signed a major law that reverses decades of space law. Until now, space has largely been treated as publicly-owned, meaning that nobody could claim commercial ownership of anything that was out there.

Private companies can now mine asteroids, after Barack Obama signed a major law that reverses decades of space law. Until now, space has largely been treated as publicly-owned, meaning that nobody could claim commercial ownership of anything that was out there.

Employees of IDBI Bank have decided to go on a nationwide strike on Friday to oppose the government’s move to dilute stake in the state-run bank.

Victims of road accidents should get medical care within the "platinum ten minutes" of the accident. But, in UP, while quick medical care to victims is far-fetched it's the fear of getting embroiled in unnecessary legalities that restrains others at the spot from helping the injured.

Ahead of a reshuffle in the state unit of Congress, PPCC president Partap Singh Bajwa and CLP leader Sunil Jakhar put in their papers on Thursday with former chief minister Amarinder Singh likely to take over as the next PPCC chief.

The INS Kadmatt. second in a series of four Kamorta-class Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Corvettes being built by the Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) Ltd was handed over to the Navy in Kolkata on Thursday.

The total number of child brides in Africa will rise from 125 million to 310 million by 2050 if current trends persist, meaning almost half of the world's child brides will be African, a Unicef report released on Thursday warned.

The total number of child brides in Africa will rise from 125 million to 310 million by 2050 if current trends persist, meaning almost half of the world's child brides will be African, a Unicef report released on Thursday warned.

‘Dilwale’ team launches their new song

Amid relentless protests over Delhi BJP MLA Om Prakash Sharma's derogatory remarks against AAP legislator Alka Lamba, Speaker Ram Niwas Goel today suspended him for the rest of the ongoing Winter session of the Assembly and referred his matter to House Ethics Committee.