Новости за 12.07.2021

The Kisan Ekta Sangh’s (KES) Noida wing submitted a memorandum in the name of Prime Minister to GB Nagar city magistrate and ADM administration in protest against the rising prices of diesel and petrol, increase in minimum support price for kharif crop and non-payment of sugarcane on time citing these as anti-farmer policies.

A day after TOI reported the setting up of the second office of GNIDA (Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority) in Greater Noida west, the authority has set up its branch office in Balak Inter College at sector Knowledge Park-V in Greater Noida West.

Just as it is a treat to watch the presiding sibling deities of Jagannath temple on well-decorated chariots, it is equally attractive to view the Gajapati Maharaja perform the Chhera Pahanra, which involves sweeping of the decks of the chariots with a gold-plated broomstick on Rath Yatra

The three-km Grand Road, facing the majestic 12th century Jagannath Temple in Puri, was soaked in devotion as the sibling deities — Lords Jagannath and Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra — dressed in all their finery set off on their annual journey to their birthplace at Gundicha Temple on Monday, marking the first day of the much-awaited Rath Yatra in the state.

A perfect blend of technology and coordination helped Udupi town police rescue a two-year-old boy from Kumta railway station, almost 10 hours after the toddler was kidnapped on Sunday.

An alleged illegal kidney trade racket was unearthed and a mother-son duo arrested in this connection from Dakhin Dharamtul village in Assams Morigaon district, a senior police officer said on Monday. Morigaon superintendent of police (SP) Aparna Natarajan said, the woman and her accomplices had been reportedly running the illegal kidney trade, luring local people with a promise of paying Rs 6 lakh if they donate their kidney to an organisation, claimed to be run by the woman.

The party’s aim to create a prosperous Tamil Nadu and a strong Bharat, spokesperson of BJP’s TN unit A N S Prasad said on Monday.

Thousands of trees will be grown to increase the green cover in Hubballi-Dharwad.

After more than two months of a near-total lockdown, Hassan district will join the rest of the state as restrictions are set to be lifted from Monday. While all the other districts in the state had lifted the lockdown completely – Kodagu had also eased curbs last week – Hassan remained under curfew due to its high positivity rate. The positivity rate fell to 4.7% on Saturday, district health officer Dr KM Sathish revealed.

The Lok Insaaf Party (LIP) chief and Atam Nagar MLA Simarjit Singh Bains Simarjit Singh Bains has been booked for allegedly raping a 44-year-old woman

A 2015-batch IAS officer Sandeep Kumar on Monday assumed office as additional deputy commissioner (urban development) of Ludhiana. Kumar said he would accord top priority to further implement the policies/ schemes in a better manner.

Laboratory technical officers (LTO) in government hospitals, who are front-line Covid workers, have been working relentlessly for the last 18 months in the state.

n the past few years, there has been a worrisome erosion in the students’ strength at government schools across Karnataka, with most parents opting for private institutions.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has requested people in the state to worship Lord Jagannath at their homes as Rath Yatra will not be taken out this year due to the prevailing COVID-19 situation. Soren said that Rath Yatra could not be allowed for the second consecutive year as the coronavirus threat is still looming large in the state.

Rath Yatra, Odisha's biggest annual festival was celebrated without the congregation of devotees at Puri on Monday. Like last year, the government imposed curfew in Puri town to prevent any public gathering during the grand festival in view of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A tusker created panic among the city residents after it was found roaming in the main roads of the city. Now the tusker has been chased away near the Mattavara forest in the city outskirts.

Even as chief minister Yogi Adityanath announced the population policy 2021-2030 on the occasion of the World Population Day, the Nav Urja Yuva Sanstha (NUS - a local youth body) carried out an awareness drive in the city on Sunday on the ill-effects of the increasing population. During the drive, members from the group apprised residents especially, the economically weaker sections living in the city, of the rising illiteracy, unemployment, hunger and poverty as the results of uncontrolled population.

The embers of the Assam-Mizoram boundary conflict that required central intervention last year were reignited early on Sunday by “two-three explosions” along the border that CM Himanta Biswa Sarma attributed to “Mizo miscreants”

As the nine-day long festival, Rath Yatra began in Odisha from Monday, a two-day curfew has been imposed and a total of 65 platoons of police force have been deployed across the city, informed Narasingha Bhol, IGP Northern Range.

A police team led by sub-divisional police officer (SDPO) Dhakuakhana, Soumar Jyoti Bhuyan seized two elephant tusks from a house in Bahir Kapsan village in Lakhimpur district on Sunday