Новости за 21.01.2016

Top KMC officers have time and again expressed their disgust over the slack work culture of the civic body's huge force.

The arrest of two Wipro employees following the crackdown on an international data theft racket has sent shockwaves across Salt Lake Sector V, the IT hub of Bengal.

BJP MP Gopal Shetty has left his party red-faced by backing the adoption of open spaces in the city even after chief minister Devendra Fadnavis instructed the BMC to review the controversial policy.

Salil Chowdhury had first taken the stage for IPTA on January 21, 1942.

The sorry sight of muck-covered young boys cleaning out Kolkata's underbelly will now be a blot of the past.

Netaji researcher Purabi Ray is planning to arrange a march to Parliament during the April session to put pressure on Narendra Modi government to bring back secret files of the freedom fighter from Russia.

Lack of warehousing and concerns over the attitude of blue-collared workers delayed the arrival of India's largest online grocery store in Kolkata.

The Centre has appointed a planning board to look after the annual academic affairs of Asiatic Society.

Bihar is experiencing cold condition during the day (called day cold condition in Met parlance) since Tuesday, with rain and thundershower occurring in several parts of the state.

More than 500 garment traders in the state capital kept their shops closed on Thursday to protest the Bihar government's decision to impose 5% VAT and entry tax on garments in the state.

A Delhi-based NGO My Home India reunited 29 boys with their families in Bihar on Thursday.

Kishanganj police have initiated 'Operation Smile' aimed at rescuing children working as bonded labourers in the district and provide for their education.

State health minister Tej Pratap Yadav on Thursday asked the civil surgeons to ensure availability of medicines in every hospital and health centre in their districts.

Governor-cum-chancellor Ram Nath Kovind has appointed Sita Ram Singh as the new registrar of Magadh University (MU).

Despite university authorities lifting the student expulsion orders, the troubles of protesting research scholars of University of Hyderabad (UoH) are far from over.

A Bangladeshi national was arrested today for allegedly attempting to secure a passport by producing forged documents to the Regional Passport Office (RPO) here, police said.