Новости за 22.07.2018

Taking a strong stand against caste discrimination, more than 80 people from Thanthai Periyar Dravidar Kazhagam and other parties took part in a feast held in the home of a dalit woman, who faced opposition from non-dalit parents for cooking food for their children studying in a government high school in Tirupur district.

A 27-year-old accountant has been arrested for embezzling Rs 1.5 crore by fraudulently putting his employer’s signature on cheque leaves.

At a time when monsoon has set in the city, a conference on the importance of persevering ground water by district administration came timely on Saturday.

The massive waterlogging in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack gave rise to political blamegame with the opposition BJP and Congress targeting the Naveen Patnaik-led BJD government for the unprecedented situation in the twin cities.

Police on Saturday arrested four persons for duping young men and women by promising them jobs in aviation and telecom, on behalf of a fictitious 'Sankalp Trust', and collecting money.

Bhubaneswar, Jul 21 () Three people were killed after heavy rain lashed parts of Odisha for the second day today, prompting Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik to order relief measures in the affected areas.

Days after Naga peace talks interlocutor RN Ravi shared details of the framework agreement signed by the Centre and Naga outfits, indicating the provision for special status for Nagas living in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur, leading organizations in Manipur have protested against the move, which they described as the creation of "a state within a state".

Days after Naga peace talks interlocutor RN Ravi shared details of the framework agreement signed by the Centre and Naga outfits, indicating the provision for special status for Nagas living in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur, leading organizations in Manipur have protested against the move, which they described as the creation of "a state within a state".

Despite the state government's commitment to work for the welfare of the families of the 'martyrs' and victims of the of six-year-long anti-foreigners movement (1979-1985), known as the Assam Agitation, the All Assam Martyrs Victims' Family Council said the process of job allotment remains slow in majority of the government departments for family members of the 'martyrs'.

The sudden heat in the middle of July-making temperatures soar to 38 degree Celsius in the capital-has not only taken everyone by surprise but also left them in a state of panic when five deaths were reported from different parts of the state on Friday.

A government primary school in Navalpur village of Salempur block in Deoria has been found to be taking weekly off on Fridays, remaining open on Sundays and maintaining all school documents in Urdu.

After years of drought, the rain Gods have finally smiled on Karnataka - the reservoirs in the state are filling up, the forests have come alive with renewed vigour and gushing waters are leaping over boulders in their descent towards earth at the many waterfalls. Few natural spots attract more tourists than waterfalls.

Followers of Lakshmivara Theertha Swami of Shiroor mutt met Udupi SP Laxman Nimbargi on Saturday and demanded an unbiased probe into the seer's death.

Was Sri Lakshmivara Theertha of Shiroor Mutt involved in money-lending? This question follows a video clip which has gone viral on social media after his death.

As Mangaluru is gearing up to become a Smart City, police department, too, has decided to get smart with traffic.

Peeved at what they termed is abject failure of police in preventing theft of cattle from homes of dairy farmers, saffron outfits - Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal have announced their intent to set up 'gau raksha dal' in each village.