Новости за 08.05.2017

After shooting some portions of his upcoming film in the slum areas of Delhi, Nila Madhab Panda is now in Gurgaon to can the last leg of the movie.

At a time when the prevailing trend is to go for fancier and grander wedding invites, especially for high-profile weddings, Haryana cabinet minister Rao Narbir Singh has gone down the road less taken. For his daughter's wedding, which will be held in Gurgaon next week, the minister has discarded the use of printed paper wedding invites and resorted to inviting all 7,000 guests by delivering personal invites over the phone or through WhatsApp.

Meera Dalal, who had previously sought help from doctors and referred to occasional suicidal thoughts, was found dead at her family home in Syston, Leicestershire in February. Her family is now running a campaign to raise awareness for a UK charity which supports victims of domestic violence.

The owner of the flat, a portion of whose ceiling fell down upon the tenant sleeping in its bedroom has lodged a complaint in Bisrakh police station against the builder of the residential complex in Supertech Ecovillage 1.

Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) area on Monday said that it will soon put into place informal service facilities to support the residential sector. These facilities will be set up in sector 18 and 20 for starters.

The East Coast Railway (ECoR) has decided to give training to the attendants of AC coaches of different trains run by the zone on soft skills and basic knowledge on coach maintenance.

Sahiyar, a women’s organisation based in the city, on Sunday launched a memorial lecture series in memory of late Dr Trupti Shah with a discussion on ‘Contemporary concerns: feminist and environmental movements in India.’

With the central government’s version of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (26.03.2016) set to replace the version of UP Rera as notified on October 27, 2016 in the state, homebuyers are well protected.

A person was killed and two others injured when a goods tempo in which they were travelling toppled at Nornadka in Kuriyala village of Bantwal taluk on Monday.

Around 100 people fell ill after having traditional summer drink ‘Pana’ at a religious congregation at Cheliabeda village under Odapada police limits in Dhenkanal district.

Finally, there is a sigh of relief for Sikhs after France elected Emmanuel Macron its president over far right Marine Le Pen. United Sikh Council of France said life of minorities would have been difficult if Le Pen was elected due to her extreme views on public display of religious symbols.

Sword of Damocles hangs over the head of Congress state president Prasad Harichandan as the party’s vice president Rahul Gandhi may name the former’s successor anytime.

Shaan Dulay, four, was planning a party for his birthday and asked his mother to arrange a meeting with Queen so that she can arrange a trip to his home in Sandwell in England. A letter with the Royal seal arrived on May 3. "The Queen hopes you have a very happy birthday on June 25," it read.

Science Express Climate Action Special (SECAC), an exhibition on wheel train, will enter into Odisha on Tuesday morning and halt at Bhadrak station for exhibition.

Assam finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday tabled the Assam Goods and Services Tax Bill ahead of the Centre rolling out the new indirect tax regime nationwide from July.

Unlike I-T notices which are sent by registered post, the fake ones are being sent by courier to unsuspecting victims.

18 Dists Remain Unrepresented

Streets of the Old Town saw young techies this time at the weekly heritage Ekamra Walk as engineering students of KIIT University took a stroll down the architectural wonders of the ancient site this Sunday.

18 Dists Remain Unrepresented

Corruption and performance were thought to be among the reasons that forced Naveen Patnaik's hands while dropping some of the known faces from his ministry.