Новости за 12.06.2016

In a bid to become more family friendly, Noida’s Sector 18 market will soon boast of a fully functional children’s park – complete with swings – where shoppers can relax and even have their kids enjoy while they browse through the various stores in the market.

MC authorities took action against an illegal building in Maya Nagar on Sunday.

The residents of Stellar Jeevan in Noida Extension took to the streets on Sunday morning to protest against the poor quality of construction and fittings in their apartment complex.

The medical committee of Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) met recently to discuss and work out solutions on how to prevent injuries to cricketers and keep them fit throughout the year. Doctors from private hospitals and BCA officials are part of the committee that also discussed about nutritious diet for the players.

Taking a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s frequent foreign visits, RJD chief Lalu Prasad on Sunday said Narendra Modi has become ‘non-resident Indian’ and appealed to world leaders to create a post of ‘world prime minister’ for him.

Indian American inventor Arogyaswami Paulraj, known for his contribution to faster wireless connectivity said 'digital India' can be a major driver of the country's growth, if executed in right manner. He added that 'Make in India' is "a good slogan" but "a long way from a good slogan to execution".

Guwahati, Jun 12 () Veteran theatre personality Achyut Lahkar died today at the age of 85 at his residence in Barpeta district, leaving a pall of gloom in the theatre world. Family members said Lahkar breathed his last this morning due to old-age related issues.

Mangaluru, Jun 12 () Accusing former Chief Minister Veerappa Moily of making a 'misleading' statement that the Yettinahole River diversion project had been cleared by the National Green Tribunal (NGT), environmental activist and convenor of the Paschima Ghatta Samrakshana Samiti (Western Ghats

After a photoshoot of a couple inside Amba Vilas Palace, a restricted area where photography is banned, the authorities are bringing in changes in its administration. This is aimed at preventing a repeat of the incident and to restrict officers in charge of Mysuru Palace from misusing the protected area.

Plagiarism is a persisting problem among the research community and it has been discussed, debated and deliberated in academic forums and research areas across the world, said M V Sunil, programme coordinator of SDM Institute for Management Development (SDMIMD).

In what is being reported as the largest drug cache ever seized in the district, police on Saturday found about 200gm of brown sugar, 1.2kg of marijuana and five litres of spirit at a house in BDA quarters layout. The house owner, Chaluvappaji Gowda has been arrested.

The Election Commission has made arrangements for counting of votes of the election to Legislative Council from South Graduates' constituency at JSS Arts, Commerce and Science College on Ooty Road.

The officer directed the school to admit the students studying in Class VIII to some other school after giving them transfer certificate and paying back the fees collected from them.

Arasikere police have arrested a person who was involved in house-thefts in the district.

Days after employees of a city-based travel agency cheated and attacked Andhra Pradesh tourists, another travel-related irregularity was reported on Saturday. More than 70 residents of the city claimed that a travel agency duped them after promising a pilgrimage tour to North India.

KR Nagar police have arrested Juruba, 35, on charges of having killed his friend for a meagre sum of Rs 50. It is being alleged that Juruba was behaving abnormally at the time of the arrest.

Lovers of miniature trees in the city got lessons from New Delhi-based bonsai artist Manoj Kumar on Saturday. They were educated on penjing - a technique used to decorate bonsai - during a workshop 'miniature landscapes - demonstration and workshop of penjing and bonsai' organized by Bonsai Study Circle here. Kumar demonstrated penjing bonsai creation to the participants.