Новости за 15.04.2016

No traffic chaos was reported from the National Capital Region on Friday, though this could be as much the fallout of the day being a holiday as the result of the restricted number of cars on Delhi roads.

The Noida Authority on Friday initiated tenders for integrating traffic movement on the bridge over the Shahdara drain near Film City, whose flanks are being widened. The Authority has also decided to strengthen the flanks of the existing four-lane old bridge nearby.

Get ready to gorge on ‘dussehris'. The tiny fruit, with the seeds settled in, is giving a fulfilling look to Malihabad's mango orchards. It's a double bonanza by being a bumper crop and being on time. The fruit may be ready to reach the market next month.

The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) will distribute 20,000 saplings of 10 varieties of summer vegetables this weekend, to encourage kitchen gardening in small spaces.

A beacon-fitted SUV stolen from outside the residence of a senior police officer before Republic Day this year has been found with a forged West Bengal number plate, leading cops to an organised vehicle theft syndicate with its nodes as far away as Siliguri in north Bengal and a lawyer

Three men were arrested from Brij Vihar on Friday for allegedly stealing cars. Police recovered six cars from their possession. The accused, identified as Akbar, Lukman and Shaad, used to operate in the NCR, especially in Indirapuram, police said.

A fire broke out in a plot being used by some scrap dealers to store plastic, books and broken furnitures in Bhowpura on Friday. Three fire tenders brought the blaze under control in three hours.

The National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) has written to the executive engineer of the Ghaziabad waterworks department to inquire if it can supply the Dadri plant of the NTPC 110MLD of treated sewage from Ghaziabad sewage treatment plants.

The city witnessed a spurt in road accidents in the past three months. Some 250 accidents took place in various parts of the city between January and March this year, in which 137 people were killed and 176 others injured, according to traffic department figures.

Around 3,000 Namdhari followers carried out a peaceful march starting from Namdhari Saheedi Samarak in Old City to Mini Secretariat on Friday demanding arrest of Mata Chand Kaur's murderers and those involved in Jalandhar bomb blast case.

inema was in focus at the minimalist poster exhibition titled This Is It, at the Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University.

Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University buzzed with activity as the students showcased their creativity at the annual Kala Mela.

A ladies’ get-together organised recently by the Divas Ladies club for its members was a hit from the word go.

District minister A Manju said that Krishna Nagar Layout, which is being developed near the Outer Ring Road, will be completed and sites will be distributed among beneficiaries from July next year.

The district administration on Friday said that the water supplied to Mysuru is safe even as it asked experts to check the quality of water distribution points.

After Mysuru was adjudged as the Cleanest City for the second time in a nationwide survey, Mysuru City Corporation is leaving no stone unturned to retain the coveted sobriquet. Now it is targeting civic workers, to explain them the importance of segregation of dry and wet waste.

To create awareness among farmers on the latest technological inventions in agro industries, Karnataka Small Scale Industries Association (KASSIA) will conduct a three-day mega fair ‘Agro Tech Expo-2016' from April 22.

Members of Mysuru Zilla Kannada Chaluvaligarara Sangha staged a protest, demanding a CID inquiry into the action of Kabini reservoir officials who have allegedly released thousands of cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu even when the local farmers are reeling under severe drought.

A British parliamentary panel has launched a formal inquiry into the treatment of international students, majority of them Indian, who were accused of cheating on English language tests and forced to leave the UK.This follows home office response to the cheating scandal at a parliamentary hearing.

Miscreants uprooted an ATM kiosk of State Bank of India at Srigauri in Karimganj district on Thursday night and looted an unspecified amount of money from it.

Army jawans rescued an elephant calf on Friday morning at Narangi cantonment in Guwahati. The calf got separated from its mother and herd after it fell into a drain, fracturing its right forelimb.