Новости за 21.12.2015

The one-day Khadija Trade Fair turned out to be a hit on Monday. People from all faiths and religions attended the fair organized by Hussaini Welfare Society, a city-based social group, at Imambara Shahnajaf.

The maintainability of the criminal defamation case filed by finance minister Arun Jaitley against AAP leaders Arvind Kejriwal and five others hinges on the impending judgment of the Supreme Court on petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the criminal defamation provision in IPC.

A private bill, which was tabled before the state legislative assembly on Monday, argued that the state government should come up with a new law to secure the interests of the minority community.

A person whose reputation has been damaged has the option in India to either file civil defamation, governed by the largely un-codified Law of Torts, or criminal defamation under the IPC.

For the fifth year, the Hiranandani Powai Run in association with the Times of India is back on January 3.

Amid the growing emphasis on academics in today’s world, the Times of India’s Mumbai for Kids initiative is helping young students understand the importance of mental and physical well-being.

The usual Christmas-New Year holidaying period for Delhi's citizenry has just got better.

In the middle of an ugly spat between the state government and the Centre, the former has convened a special assembly session on Tuesday to discuss the CBI raid on the Delhi Secretariat and the setting up of an inquiry commission to probe charges of corruption in Delhi and District Cricket Association.

Contemporary artist Chintan Upadhyay was detained by the Kandivli police late on Monday in connection with the double murders of his estranged wife Hema Upadhyay and her lawyer Haresh Bhambhani.

Interested in studying engineering with ultimate aim to become an IAS officer, Mukesh Kumar Rai, on Monday received gold medal for operative dental surgery and a certificate of honour with distinction in conservative dentistry. Originally from Bihar, Mukesh’s father is a driver working in Meghalaya for the past 30 years.

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A case has been lodged against AAP MLA Parmila Tokas and her husband on a complaint by a CPWD official alleging that he was beaten up by the group of women party workers after being instigated by the couple.

A magistrate court issued a notice to the Customs, asking it to produce the case diary in a Rs 1.62 crore gold smuggling case where an arrested accused, Raj Jadhav, has alleged that officials are going soft on his employer, Kanak Jain, who too is a suspect.

If the day began with the BJP MP Kirti Azad demanding probe into allegations of corruption in DDCA on the charge of Arun Jaitley, it ended with another known detractor of the finance minister, suspended BJP MP Ram Jethmalani, agreeing to defend Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and others against Jaitley's defamation suit.

There seems to be no end to the controversy on whether technicians from private companies, providing implants for orthopaedic surgeries, should be allowed inside the hospital.

Two days after Haryana state vigilance bureau registered an FIR against former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda in the industrial plots’ allotment case, the Manohar Lal Khattar government on Monday held him responsible for granting undue favour to Associated Journals Ltd (AJL) - the company that owned National Herald - in allotment of a plot at Panchkula in 2005

King George’s Medical University is 37 years behind in some advanced medical courses as compared to PGI Chandigarh and AIIMS Delhi. On the 111th foundation day celebrated on Monday, vice chancellor (VC) Ravi Kant said certain courses that have been running at the other two premier institutes since 1977 were sanctioned to run at KGMU only in 2014. The VC, however, maintained the university has started to fare better and has incorporated a modified and integrated curriculum for its students.

FC Goa were willing to attend the Indian Super League (ISL) prize distribution ceremony but were forced to boycott after calls to red-card Elano Blumer fell on deaf ears

The Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday opened a night shelter at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital for relatives of patients undergoing treatment there.

The Bombay high court on Monday asked the Centre if the 2011 adoption guidelines can be followed even as it decides on the challenges to the new guidelines issued earlier this year, including the online selection procedure.

Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's decision to appoint senior advocate Gopal Subramanium to head a panel to probe alleged irregularities in DDCA is hardly surprising as the jurist has been one of AAP government's preferred legal advisers.

As many as 195 engineering and management students of Integral University walked away with job offers during a week-long placement drive that ended on Monday. The highest pay package offered was Rs 21.6 lakh per annum by a Hong Kong-based company. The average package was Rs 3 lakh per annum.

Pooja Kumari, who sells tea at the Kasganj railway station, has succeeded in becoming the pradhan of her village. She says she is inspired by the PM and wants to bring change to her remote village of Patiylai.

A 12-year-old child died after he fell into an open sewer pit near a bus depot at the Millennium Park on Monday.