Новости за 21.09.2016

Test cricket will return to Green Park stadium after a gap of seven years when India takes on New Zealand from Thursday. The last Test was played here way back in 2009 against Sri Lanka.

How to get in the crowds in, day-and-night format, pink ball, better wickets – all that was on top of the minds of India’s cricketing greats, past and present, on the eve of India’s 500th Test to be played here from Thursday -- 84 years after CK Nayudu led the Indian team at historic Lord’s in England on June 25, 1932.

A family petitioned the Coimbatore collector on Wednesday seeking permission to euthanise their 17-year-old son.

Drinking water supplied in Erode Junction and Coimbatore Junction railway stations were declared fit for potable by officials. They had collected samples of drinking water from more than nine stations on Tuesday to check their potability.

DMK treasurer M K Stalin has demanded a CBI inquiry into the death of G Saravanan, 26, a junior resident doctor of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). "The Centre should order a CBI inquiry and get the culprits behind the death arrested.

Many engineering colleges affiliated to the Anna University are forced to postpone on-campus drives of mass recruiters as the varsity is yet to publish revaluation results of the semester examination held in May this year.

A tourist was killed and six others were injured, three of them critically, after the car they were travelling in lost control and plunged into a 100ft deep gorge on the Kalhatty Ghat Road section in the Nilgiris on Wednesday.

Around 35 sovereigns of gold were stolen in three different incidents in the district on Wednesday. Burglars gained entry into the house of S Jesudas, 53, at Nallur in Pollachi, by breaking open the back door and decamped with 10 sovereigns of gold jewellery worth 1 lakh.

Inspector Muthukumar, who has been arrested in connection with the 3.9 crore robbery case, acted at the behest of a history-sheeter as well as the most wanted gangster from Kerala.

Even as patients reporting fever continue to flow in, a notice has come up in the district hospital enumerating two conditions for patients suffering with fever to be admitted to the hospital.

Haryana's Health Minister Anil Vij on Wednesday reportedly decided to withdraw the suspension of lab technicians who went on indefinite strike.

Another dreaded gangster Mahesh alias ‘Attack’, son of a former sarpanch of Jharsa village, was shot dead in sector 31 near Jharsa chowk on Wednesday night.

Women in the state have to pay less as stamp duty during property deals in their names as the state government on Wednesday slashed it for women by 1 per cent.

When students of Canara High School (CHS) Association observed World Peace Day on the campus of Canara Higher Primary School, Urwa on Wednesday, the martyrdom of 18 Indian Army soldiers at Uri was not lost on them.

The enforcement wing of department of town and country planning (DTCP) has issued notices to seven prominent malls of the city located on MG Road and Golf Course Road threatening to take legal action against the mall owners if they failed to remove kiosk and stalls from common area.

The pharmacists' strike that had affected health services for the second consecutive day was called off after the government agreed to listen to the demands of the pharmacists on Wednesday afternoon.

Corporation Bank and Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC), Mangaluru jointly organized Linguistic Harmony Day on Wednesday.

Guwahati, Sep 21 (IANS) Assam Tourism Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday urged Britain and Australia to rectify their travel advisories on Assam and termed the move to club the state with other disturbed north-eastern states as a "careless oversight".

Gurgaon, Sep 21 (IANS) Gurgaon Police Commissioner Sandeep Khirwar on Wednesday assured an NGO delegation of the effective implementation of the Haryana Right to Service Act (RSA) in his department.

Bhubaneswar, Sep 21 () In a bid to empower women, the Odisha government today reduced the stamp duty by one per cent on purchase of land and houses in names of women in the state.