Новости за 07.02.2016

Early Sunday morning, patrons flocked at the Safed Baradari in Qaiserbagh to enjoy the pristine vocals of Hindustani classical music exponent Shubha Mudgal at Sanatkada festival.

When Yep Sui Sui came to India taking the sea route from China in the early 1930s, it was only his wife and bare necessities he came with.

A convoy of shinning classic vintage cars wheeled majestically on the streets of Lucknow.

Governor Ram Naik on Sunday said legendary singers Lata Mangeshkar from India and Ghulam Ali from Pakistan are loved worldwide and above boundaries of India and Pakistan.

Governor Ram Naik on Sunday said legendary singers Lata Mangeshkar from India and Ghulam Ali from Pakistan are loved worldwide and above boundaries of India and Pakistan.

Even as the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) basks in victory after the just-concluded GHMC polls, the mayoral race has gathered steam with contenders lobbying hard for the post.

Sunday's marathon commencing from 1090 Crossing was best chance for Major A K Singh to test his new limb, which he had got barely a few hours back on Saturday evening.

In a move that is expected to help students aspiring to seek medical education, the health ministry is set to move a Cabinet note proposing changes to the Indian Medical Council (IMC) Act, 1956 that will allow a single common medical entrance test for both undergraduate and postgraduate medical courses in all colleges across the country, including private colleges and deemed universities.

It was a quiet affair when Datta Padsalgikar (58), a 1982-batch IPS officer, took over the reins of the Mumbai police from Ahmad Javed. Scribes were expecting that he would make critical comments on the IS threat to Maharashtra, particularly the financial capital, and the performance of his predecessors

Citizens are heaving a sigh of relief after the city’s air quality further improved on Sunday

In an interesting development in the cheating case involving film and TV actor Sachin Pilgaonkar and his wife Supriya, the Bombay high court hearing the bail application of the accused Anagha Borikar, has said neither Pilgoankar nor Borikar can withdraw the Rs 34 lakh deposited by latter until the conclusion of the trial or till quashing of the FIR.

As the Central government proposes 50% reservation for women in local bodies, Uttar Pradesh has already shown the way.

Wanted by Central Bureau of Investigation for making obscene clips, a graduate was arrested from Muzaffarnagar on Sunday by UP Special Task Force (STF).

Encouraged by Muslim support in the last public meeting on Thursday, the All India Majils e Ittehad ul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi, will once again address a public meeting on Sunday on the grounds of a local college at Sohawal in Bikapur constituency.

The common refrain of most visitors on entering the Lucknow Metro stall at Lucknow Mohatsava is: 'Kya yeh mere ghar ke paas se chalegi?' Looking at the fancy model of a metro rail station and trying to spot their locality on the metro route map, everyone wondered how far they will have to go to catch.

All India Majlis E Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi asked here on Sunday why Mulayam and Akhilesh are scared of him.

Soon, there will be a check on policemen who travel in city buses for free.

Claiming to be regional transport officers (RTO), a gang which kidnapped and robbed a Vikasnagar-based businessman recently, was busted on Sunday.

As if her decision not to contest UP assembly bypolls was not enough, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati has now asked her party workers to abandon all the three poll-bound constituencies till February 13 when voting will take place.

After four months of stand-off on Indo-Nepal border due to Madhesis' strike, movement of trucks carrying medicines and food items through UP's Sonauli and Bahraich border trade points into the Himalayan country has normalized in the past few days.

As the top most court of the country, the Supreme Court’s verdict is final but a resident of Jaunpur in Uttar Pradesh did the unthinkable and challenged the SC’s order before a district civil judge in a property dispute, prompting a livid SC to issue contempt notice to him.

The Centre's recent tweak in levies — removing customs duty waiver as well as imposing excise duty on certain lifesaving drugs including for cancer, HIV, haemophilia, diabetes and infections may result in price increases between 10-25% on both imported and indigenously-produced drugs, swelling treatment costs and restricting key drugs for patients.

Citizens have demanded that the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) portal—which will help them check radiation levels of antennae and cell towers set up in the neighbourhood—should be made public at the earliest

In what could pose a significant challenge for India to meet its ambitious target of ending AIDS by 2030, women continue to account for more than 40% of people living with HIV infection in the country.