Новости за 02.06.2021

Eight people allegedly surrounded a police jeep and forcibly took away a wanted history-sheeter while he was being taken to Naubasta police station here on Wednesday, an official said.

A 60-year-old man belonging to the Dalit community committed suicide allegedly after facing humiliation in a village panchayat in Haryana's Yamunanagar district.

Odisha on Wednesday registered 40 more deaths due to Covid-19, the highest so far in a single day, pushing the toll to 2,831, a health department official said.

A 30-year-old man allegedly barged into the house of a 41-year-old female artpreneur and Instagram influencer and allegedly groped her late on Sunday.

Citizens Involved in Technology Assisted Governance (CITAG), a citizens group in Bengaluru, working towards improved governance in various sections, launched the CITAG Covid helpline portal, www.citagcovidhelpline.in on May 2. Mentored by IAS officer Major Manivannan, the platform has expanded to Udupi, Dakshina Kannada, Belagavi and Hubballi-Dharwad.

Demanding arrest of yoga guru Ramdev, the Haryana unit of Indian Medical Association on Tuesday announced to hold protest by affixing black ribbons. Referring to the recent controversial statement by Ramdev on allopathy doctors succumbing to Covid-19, IMA state president Dr Karan Poonia said his derogatory comments have hurt the feelings of family members of those doctors who lost their lives while fighting Covid in hospitals.

A 32-year-old man shot himself dead after killing his wife in Noida's Sorkha village on Monday evening. The incident took place around 8pm.

Around 10,000 shrimp and fish farmers in coastal Kendrapada and its nearby areas suffered huge losses as cyclone Yaas and subsequent floods washed away most farms and with it the shrimps in Rajkanika, Aul and Rajnagar blocks.

The state is likely to witness a normal rainfall during the monsoon this year that will last from June to September, said IMD's latest forecast released on Tuesday.

The Centre's decision to cancel the Class-XII board examination to be conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Tuesday got a mixed response from students.

The Covid-induced lockdown and more use of online platforms for purchase of essentials and other commodities during the difficult times have prompted cyber criminals to strike with impunity.

A three-day-old boy, orphaned and infected by the coronavirus at birth, is now battling for his life at the MKCG Medical College and Hospital.

Though the government is hopeful of a drastic fall in active cases in the state in the wake of a let-up in the daily Covid infection count, it is at the same time preparing itself for a possible third onslaught of Covid-19.

Odisha on Tuesday asked the Centre to buy the Covid-19 vaccines and distribute the same among the states instead of leaving it to the states to purchase the vaccines directly from the manufacturers. The state offered to bear the cost of its share.

A farmer has donated more than Rs 2 lakh, which he had kept aside for his elder son’s wedding, towards Covid relief. BJ Devaraju, from Bettadapura in Periyapatna taluk, Mysuru district, said that because of the pandemic, he decided to organise a simple ceremony and give away the money saved for a good cause.

Two labourers belonging to Malda district of West Bengal (WB) were killed while six others suffered injuries when a portion of an old, dilapidated and partially demolished building collapsed on them in the Kashi Vishwanath Dham (corridor) area early on Tuesday morning.

Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) workers, who are conducting a door-to-door survey, say women are either being barred from taking Covid-19 tests or are reluctant to do so since it would upset chores at home.