Новости за 27.11.2015

Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia on Friday tabled the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (Delhi Amendment) Bill, 2015, which proposes the abolition of the no-detention policy.

The AAP government plans to bring in a policy for allotment of land to house the offices of political parties in the Capital.

Sunderbans, the world’s largest mangrove spread over two southern Bengal districts will become a separate district by next Puja

Aam Aadmi Party has alleged that Delhi BJP president Satish Upadhyay held a family function at an illegal banquet hall, Jhankar Banquets and Tower Restaurant, in south Delhi recently.

The Delhi government on Friday made it clear that there was no plan to ban sale of liquor in the Capital as of now.

BJP members staged a protest near the assembly on Friday against the AAP-led government for its failure to deliver on its election promises.

Two lovers were arrested on Friday by West Zone police for their alleged involvement in the killing of a 62-year-old woman, who is the wife of a retired JNTU Professor, at Lungar Houz in October.

In an effort to boost the representation of Muslims in the police force, the Minorities Welfare Department (MWD) has floated a proposal to train youth from the Old City for competitive exams including those for constables and sub-inspectors of police.

Close on the heels of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections the Loksatta Party has unearthed a scam of Rs 100 crore in the civic body. Party members claim that money was swindled under the guise of vehicle repairs.

In preparation for the assembly elections due in early 2017, chief secretary Alok Ranjan has hand-picked 75 officers who will execute the role of nodal officers in district, inspecting and monitoring the Samajwadi Party government’s priority development programmes.

In preparation for the assembly elections due in early 2017, chief secretary Alok Ranjan has hand-picked 75 officers who will execute the role of nodal officers in district, inspecting and monitoring the Samajwadi Party government’s priority development programmes.

Several universities and colleges in Telangana could well be forced to face a 25% cut in UGC grants, for failing to respond to the All India Survey of Higher Education (AISHE) in time.

The residents of Qutubullapur got a huge relief when the water board supplied 14 million gallons of Godavari water to the area.

The Hyderabad High Court on Friday came down heavily on AP and Telangana governments for their never-ending tussles and for not bothering about the lives of the students caught in the interstate conflicts.

A woman married to a software engineer hanged herself to death on Friday allegedly due to dowry harassment. The victim’s parents suspect that she was murdered by her husband and have lodged a complaint.

Pradeep Shukla was on a high knowing he had "at least a crore" locked up in the nine cash boxes lying around him.

In a novel move, the Telangana power discoms are planning to introduce rechargeable prepaid electricity meters in the state soon.

Though Delhi Police did not find any major violations on the part of SIS, the cash replenishment agency, cops pointed out that the gunman was negligent as he left his weapon in the van when he went for a toilet break.

Though Delhi Police did not find any major violations on the part of SIS, the cash replenishment agency, cops pointed out that the gunman was negligent as he left his weapon in the van when he went for a toilet break.

The city police claimed to have busted a huge racket involved in supplying drugs to elite customers at a five star hotel and two other pubs in the city, while arresting six people in connection with supplying drugs to various clients across Hyderabad.

Residents of many group housing societies in Dwarka have been saddled with water bills running into several lakhs.

Close on the heels of the Tata-Boeing joint venture, the next high-profile company that is set to invest in Telangana’s booming defence and aerospace manufacturing sector is Pune-based multi-national conglomerate Bharat Forge Limited.

Thirty-seven of a total of 53 'permanent and confirmed' members of St Stephen's College's teaching staff have submitted a memorandum to the chairman of the governing body urging the members "not to accept the proposed changes to the constitution".