Новости за 28.11.2016

Tea leader Bhagirath Karan said, "We are happy that every worker will have a bank account.But what next? When ATMs in Guwahati don't have cash, how do you expect ATMs in remote tea gardens to function.

After its victory in the Lakhimpur parliamentary and Baithalangso assembly seats in the bypolls, BJP is now gearing up for next month's tribal autonomous council elections.

In a bid to inspire schoolgoers to develop life skills, an inter-school drama competition was organized by Modern English School at the Madhabdeb auditorium of Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra here on Saturday.

The general council meeting of AGP on Sunday decided that president Atul Bora will continue to lead the party for the next three years.

​A student from Dadri was allegedly shot dead by two bike-borne assailants on Monday morning in Parsvnath Estate. Police arrived at the spot after an eye-witness made a PCR call and the body was taken to Yatharth Wellness Hospital. CCTV footage is being used to identify the shooters.

A Virtual Tutorial Lab launched at Utkal University on Sunday is going to supplement classroom teaching for thousands of undergraduate students who are in need of assistance or live in remote areas.

Bharulata Kamble drove through nine mountain ranges, three major deserts and two continents. These include 5,500 km of mountain driving that reached an altitude of 3,700-4000 metres above sea level, and driving 2,500 km through desert areas.

Recently, Bahinipati had blamed Hariprasad for the intra-party rift."It is the AICC's responsibility to take everyone along in the party.

The weekly street festival with the new name, 'Patha Utsav' got off to a roaring start on Sunday reminding people once again that the street belongs to them.

The work on the much-awaited peripheral ring road on the outskirts of the Silk City is likely to start soon.Chief minister Naveen Patnaik is scheduled to lay the foundation stone of the project on November 30.

Tension prevailed at Bhanja Bihar, the campus of Berhampur University on Sunday, after two student leaders were injured in clashes between rival groups the previous day.

Police have decided to freeze the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) account of Odisha Stevedores Limited (OSL) in Paradip to prevent its stevedoring works, said IIC of Paradip police station Subhranshu Sekhar Nayak.

The Kanpur train tragedy has made the railway officials sit up and take stock of track condition because they believe that rail fractures might be one of the reasons for the accident.

Six years after 11 tribal families were evicted from their homes by the forest department for allegedly constructing them on encroached land, the families got back their houses again.

"My chief secretary has asked the contractors of roads to adopt at least one village where they are to build roads. In no condition will these contractors be allowed to flaunt their arms," Das said.

Doctors at AIIMS Bhubaneswar are getting ready to perform surgery on a six-month-old baby with a giant head, which is among the world's largest, within the next two to three days.

A clash broke out between the Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and Chhatra Jan Shakti Sangh during polling for student's elections on Sunday.

"The recommendation of the Delimitation Commission was kept in abeyance in Jharkhand. Similarly, the amended land bill should not be applied for the sake of the tribal population of the state," Babulal Marandi said.

District president of Congress Brijedra Pratap Singh accused the Centre of implementing demonetisation without doing any homework and said it was the poor who were the worst affected. ​

At a press meet on demonetization, Union minister of state for finance and civil aviation Jayant Sinha said the problem of black money had reached its zenith after the Modi government came to power in 2014.

Dreze, in his recent article, compared demonetization to a bullet that punctured the tire of economy that was running a racing car. On Sunday, he claimed that the “surgical strike on black money” is a “strike on the Indian economy and has created a dangerous situation for the vulnerable sections of the society.

Soren labelled the bill as an “effort to turn the twin Acts into a valueless piece of paper, just like the BJP has done to Advani and Joshi by moving them into the party’s Marg Darshak Mandal”.

Demonetisation has forced tea gardens in As sam to shift from their centu ries-old tradition of paying weekly wages to workers in cash to online payments.

All DCPs, ACPs and SHOs have been instructed to beef up security in their areas. Besides this, around four Special Weapons And Tactics (SWAT) teams have been deployed in the city.

Working to make the city a "Swachh" place to live, it seems like authorities have neglected the cremation ground road which is adjoining the B block of Model Town ext (ward no 47), one of the posh areas of the city.