Новости за 21.04.2016

The NGT on Thursday issued a show-cause notice to the Ghaziabad district administration and the municipal authorities over alarming levels of pollution in the town.

Police on Thursday acquired the CCTV footage of 21-year-old BTech student Ritu Yadav lifting a skin toner from a departmental store in Greater Noida last week and also recovered the stolen lotion from the cupboard of her apartment in NRI City that she shared with four other

A day after TOI reported that the Greater Noida Industrial Authority (GNIDA) has asked Supertech to seal 1,009 residential units at its Czar project in Greater Noida for violating the sanctioned plan, angry homebuyers gheraoed one of the company's directors, P K Goel, on Thursday and

The bail plea of BSP's Rajya Sabha MP Narendra Kashyap, which was scheduled for hearing in a Ghaziabad court on Thursday, has been postponed to April 26. An application was filed in the Ghaziabad district court to secure bail for Kashyap, his wife Devendri and son Sagar.

A festering degree dispute turned violent as students of the Footwear Design and Development Institute (FDDI) boycotted classes and went on the rampage on Thursday, damaging college buses, cars and windowpanes among other items on campus.

Seeking a rollback of the hike in the annual tuition fee, parents protested outside a private school in Noida on Thursday. Terming the hike arbitrary, they claimed that the school had increased the fee by 14% without giving prior information.

District magistrate N P Singh held a meeting on stamp duty and freeing water bodies of encroachments at his camp office in Sector 27 on Thursday. During the meeting, Singh asked the officers to verify all the water bodies in the district and ensure their protection.

The reunion party by the alumni of a fashion institute in the city was one rocking affair!

The cultural festival of Kanpur Institute of Technology was a happening affair with Bollywood singer Sumedha Karmahe performing at the event. The evening began with a fashion show by the students.

The regional transport authority has impounded 30 two-wheelers attached to bike taxi aggregators in two days for permit violations.

These are odd times for autorickshaw drivers in the city. Instead of swelling their coffers, the second phase of Delhi's odd-even scheme has left them high and dry, with bike taxis biting into their market share.

The department of town and country planning (DTCP) has approved the layout plan for market complexes in Huda sectors 42, 43 and 38, whose residents have been waiting for one for several years.

The body of a 32-year-old helper and cook of a Sector 38 temple, who allegedly hanged himself from the ceiling fan, was found by the temple management on Thursday morning. A suicide note was recovered from his room that blamed two priests for harassing him.

Homesickness, lack of ways to connect with locals and failure in maintaining work-life balance are what lead to suicidal tendencies among expats, feel doctors in the city. According to city doctors, suicides among expats may have risen by a significant percentage in the last 5 years.

There has been a slight decrease in levels of nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide in Gurgaon's atmosphere in the past 10 days.According to data released by HSPCB (Haryana State Pollution Control Board), nitrogen dioxide was recorded at its lowest level of 22.

With more than 100 lives lost on stretches of Delhi-Jalandhar (NH-1) and Chandigarh-Ferozepur (NH-95) highways in Ludhiana, the traffic police have identified 10 new dark spots on these highways in addition to 15 sites which were already there in the list.

On his first visit to Ludhiana after being appointed as the BJP's Punjab chief, Vijay Sampla on Thursday reached out to industrialists, saying that infusing the state's ailing industry sector with a new life was the top priority of the SAD-BJP state goevernment.

Dayanand Medical College and Hospital entered into a collaboration with William Osler Health System, Ontario, Canada, to improve healthcare delivery, education and medical research.

The fight for women's empowerment is set to be infused with some colour in Ludhiana. Graffitis advocating women's rights are coming up across the old, dusted public walls of the city, as part of the MC's initiative to make Ludhiana the ‘Grafitti Capital of India'.

The decision to shift juvenile courts from District Courts Complex has left the lawyers irked.

In a fresh twist to the murder of Namdhari sect leader Chand Kaur, a group owing allegiance to Thakur Dalip Singh, the spiritual head of the sect's Sirsa faction, on Thursday alleged that the April 4 killing was committed with the help of an insider at Bhaini Sahib.

Protesting against Greater Ludhiana Area Development Authority (GLADA) and traffic police authorities for creating a diversion through the area, the residents of Green Avenue blocked the road on Thursday claiming heavy rush of traffic has made the area accident prone.

At a time when woman gymnast Dipa Karmakar has taken a leap into history by qualifying for Rio Olympics, budding gymnasts in the city are still fighting for their space to practice and basic infrastructure.