Новости за 01.05.2016

The Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation will embark on a nine-day drive from Monday to dismantle unauthorized hoardings and banners in various locations in the city. The drive will be undertaken in accordance with the directions issued by the Allahabad high court, said officials.

The Allahabad high court has transferred the inquiry into the murder of 27-year-old software engineer Ankit Chauhan to CBI after Noida police failed to crack the case even after one year. He was shot dead by two men on April 13 last year.

It was a harrowing day many who proceeded on a weekend outing in Noida on Sunday. They found themselves stuck in traffic snarls for nearly two hours near the Film City and at the under-construction bridge over Shahdara drain.

The district administration on Sunday distributed 1,500 bicycles to construction workers from the twin cities to mark Labour Day.The district labour department organised a programme in Noida Stadium where the cycles were distributed.

The Ghaziabad police on Sunday launched an app which will enable cops to access complete details of a criminal by a simple voice command. The app will also be used to track the city's autorickshaws with the help of a unique code assigned.

The Supreme Court order banning plying of non-CNG taxis has come as an opportunity for all member states of the National Capital Region (NCR) to find a way out to treat all cabs operating within the zone at par with intra-city taxis.

The Special Task Force of Uttar Pradesh police on Saturday busted a hi-tech gang and arrested six persons in Agra who used to lure candidates of various government exams by promising to get their online test cleared for Rs 5-7 lakh.

Policemen in Haryana will now be entitled to a weekly off, a basic entitlement in any job in the country except a cop's.

Residents took out a rally in the city on Sunday to highlight issues related to continuous dumping of construction and demolition (C&D) waste in the Aravalis.

Shalom Hills International School has struck off the names of 40 students from its registers after their parents allegedly refused to pay the "increased fee" being charged by the school.

Residents of DLF Westend on Sunday protested against the upcoming CNG station and petrol pump next to their premises, saying there was a high risk of fire accidents and health hazards. They also demanded the removal of a liquor vend next to the pump."All kinds of people visit this vend.

Being a policeman can be a thankless job. They often work for more than 12 hours a day, have no definite shift timings and are available for duty round-the-clock for work on investigations, security details and court duties.

Huda has given in to a major demand of its protesting employees with a written assurance that they will be sent to civic corporations only on deputation, with an option to return after three years, in an effort to break the week-long strike that has dogged the sector transfer process.

Residents have been facing water shortage since the last three days as Huda has allegedly cut down the water supply in Sector 51 by almost 40% and that in Sector 50 by about 35%."We have not been receiving enough water since Thursday.

A group of doctors will take to the streets to spread awareness about the harm caused by pollution on Monday. They will also launch a CNG bus "Clean Air Express," on the occasion.

The duo, who were in Greater Noida for a national juniors' camp organised by NBA, were quite impressed by the sporting infratsructure of the city

Gurgaon recently organized the final match of the Gurgaon Women Cricket Premier League between Warriors and Swaggers teams

Ludhiana witnessed the hottest day of the season and the highest day temperature in the state at 43.2 degrees celsius on Sunday, which was five degrees above normal.

Worried over constant rise in incidents of bogus VAT refunds and sale and purchase by using particulars of other tax payers, city businessmen have demanded that excise and taxation department should make its systems more secure so that businessmen are not fleeced of their hard-earned

May day was celebrated by all political parties in the city showing their affinity with labour class in the industrial city. Rallies were organized in various parts of the city including a motorcycle rally by AAP and rallies by Communist Party of India in Model Town and Chandigarh Road.

Nirmal Jaura's play "Saudagar" gave a tough fight to drugs which has infested its roots in the youth of Punjab. With its goal to awaken neglected minds and souls of residents, Punjab Cultural Society organized a "Saudagar" April 30.

Aiming to involve residents in the graffiti project which is being taken up in the city by the municipal corporation (MC) wherein wall paintings and graffities are being made, a beautification drive was organized at Samrala Chowk on Sunday which saw participation of volunteers, students

High drama was witnessed at Green Park area on Sunday when two groups - BJP and Congress - came in front over the inauguration construction work of roads in the area. Sunny Bhalla, husband of area councillor Deepika Bhalla, and senior leader of BJP Rajinder Bhandari were out in front.