Новости за 07.03.2016

Commuters Suffer Due To Lack Of Stands, Signboards

The $75 million deal with Diageo was struck last month to get Mallya to relinquish the chairmanship of United Spirits Ltd (USL), which the British spirits maker now owns.

The $75 million deal with Diageo was struck last month to get Mallya to relinquish the chairmanship of United Spirits Ltd (USL), which the British spirits maker now owns.

Since the last International Women’s Day, the BJP-Shiv Sena government has come up with a slew of incentives for women, particularly those in government service

A neglected primary healthcare centre in a dusty village in Jalgaon district has transformed into the country’s first digital, wi-fi enabled hub with advanced medical equipment in just three months, thanks to the dedicated efforts of 26-year-old Dr Manisha Mahajan

Metro may well see the highest number of women driving trains and handling heavy duty technical jobs on station compared to any other city of India.

Universities are platform for debate which moulds future MPs and MLAs, said UP Governor Ram Naik on Monday, in a departure from Bharatiya Janata Party’s tirade and NDA government’s crackdown on JNU student leaders.

Recent financial transactions and dealings of Pushpajeet Singh are under the scanner of law enforcement agencies.

Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Monday recommended CBI probe into murder of Umashanker Maurya of Sultanpur who was shot dead near his house in Sultanpur on Friday.

Seeing him sway, scream and hop around in a weird attire, nobody would believe that behind the mask is a 45-year old shopkeeper and father of two teenagers.

Acid attack survivor Pragya Singh was felicitated by the Young Environmentalists Programme Trust on the eve of International Women’s Day

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Monday took a strong exception to the 'clean chit' given by Justice Vishnu Sahai Commission to the UP government in connection with Muzaffarnagar communal riots in 2013.

Over the last 40 years, Apnalaya has struggled to empower the area’s ragpickers, whose plight has worsened since the recent fire and slum demolitions

In what could be the plot for another sequel to Hindi film Dhoom franchise, Uttar Pradesh Police's Special Task Force busted last week a gang of auto-lifters who used latop instead of traditional rubber grip steel keys to unlock high-end luxury cars.

Making retrospective amends to the Enemy Property (EP) Act of 1968, Central government will be introducing the Enemy Property (Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2016 in Lok Sabha on Tuesday.

District administration officials were in for a shock when they came to know that out of 130 tenants occupying buildings under Enemy Property category, only 25 were paying rent.