Новости за 30.06.2021

Only eight critical Covid-19 patients are now being treated on ventilator or BiPAP machines in the city and district. These are amongst the 302 active cases that now remain under treatment in hospitals or at home.

The district administration has decided to make Jhansi a city free from open drains by covering all big and small drains. This was announced by divisional commissioner Ajay Shankar Pandey.

Six cows were found dead and 12 fell ill in a cow shelter (gaushala) in Parauli Ramaian village in Basrehar block of Etawah district on Monday.

Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS), Lucknow and IIT-Kanpur on Tuesday signed an MoU to advance innovation in accessible healthcare through indigenous solutions.

At least 20 families have left the Jitpur village in Malpur taulka in Aravalli district fearing violence on Tuesday after rioting broke out over an inter-caste marriage in the village couple of days ago. A youth from Jitpur village and hailing from the Valmiki community recently married a girl from the upper caste.

A group of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) municipal councillors and workers arrived at the city police commissioner’s office on Tuesday evening to make representation. Only a few were, however, allowed inside the commissionerate by the police who met city police commissioner Ajay Tomar and raised various issues related to recent developments.

Two people lost their lives to Covid-19 and 24 tested positive in Ludhiana on Tuesday.

Three persons including a 19-year-old Class 12 student, were arrested for allegedly trying to extort Rs 3 lakh from a railway gatekeeper after trapping him using a female accomplice.

While the health department and the administration are preparing for the third Covid wave, the police administration is getting lenient with the violators. The shops are opening beyond permissible time, markets are getting crowded and many people are seen violating Covid-appropriate behaviour, but there is no surveillance or enforcement of rules. For the past few days, the Ludhiana police have also stopped lodging FIRs against the violators.

The board of management of Punjab Agricultural University has decided to give extension to Baldev Singh Dhillon as the vice-chancellor. The board meeting, which was attended by all its members under the chairmanship of chief secretary Vinni Mahajan, was held on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the issue of appointment of the new vice-chancellor.

The Vigilance Bureau arrested an assistant sub-inspector posted at Jodhan police station while he was accepting a bribe of Rs 5,000 at Mansooran Chowk on Tuesday afternoon.

Two weeks after lockdown restrictions were relaxed in the city, cinema halls and multiplexes are still closed and may not open soon. The cinema hall owners say they have already suffered huge losses and will consider resuming operations only when the government introduces a relief package for them.

A pet dog was found killed by a leopard at Elkhill in Bhandishola near Coonoor on Tuesday.

The police on Tuesday claimed to have busted two gangs of snatchers, with the arrest of five.

Two burglaries were reported at Vadavalli police station on Monday. With this, the number of burglaries reported in Vadavalli has gone up to five in the past seven days in a major concern for police officials.

The razzmatazz of Navratri reached bedazzling heights with the melody of garba, and if it was a rendition by prominent garba singer Atul Purohit, it was sheer magic. Purohit, who takes garba frenzy to feverish heights every year is not only a much sought-after artist in the state, but his melodious voice has even earned him accolades across the world.

Avinashi tahsildar M Tamilselvan, who had courted a controversy by asking a meat stall owner not to sell beef, was transferred and posted as a special tahsildar (social security scheme) at Uthukuli in Tirupur district on Monday night.

A second-year PU student from Dakshina Kannada district has become the first woman in the family of purohits to perform priestly duties during marriages and religious functions.

The Noida Police on Tuesday said it has arrested 28 people, including 12 women, for alleged prostitution after a raid at a house in the city.