Новости за 06.08.2021

The MCC has decided to provide restrooms with washrooms and other facilities for its pourakarmikas, in all its 60 wards.A decision was taken at a meeting of pourakarmikas chaired by mayor Premanand Shetty on Friday.

The National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER), Bhubaneswar in association with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will conduct drone survey of Lingaraj temple and Rajarani temple structures.

At least 134 manufacturers have completed land acquisition in the upcoming toy park in Noida with a combined investment of Rs 410 crore in the project.

All medical and nursing colleges will be allowed to function from August 16.

Ludhiana rural police on Friday early morning arrested a person for attempt to rape his minor daughter.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested an impersonator who had allegedly cheated a person to the tune of Rs 80 lakh by posing as Chairman of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), CBI informed on Friday.

A month after a bike rider died and another was critically injured in a car-bike collision, police recovered the SUV in Rajkot. Using unique methods, the police found the car driver too.​

Odisha government will start class XI in 40 Odisha Adarsha Vidyalayas (OAV) from the 2021-22 academic session, admissions for which will start soon. Each of these schools will have 80 seats in science stream, official sources said.

The economic offences wing (EOW) of the Crime Branch has registered a cheating case against Trident Properties Private Limited, a real estate company, for allegedly duping some flat buyers in Bhubaneswar.

In the wake of the Covid crisis, the state government has decided to conduct online admission to Class XI in higher secondary schools.

A lookout circular to trace ‘missing’ foreign nationals has been issued by city police.Nearly two dozen nationals remain untraced, as per records. While some have been overstaying others have not renewed their visas and passports.

More than 80,000 of the 2.13 households not being connected to the water supply system, Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has decided to install new water meters in all these households to integrate all of them within the water supply network.

The daily Covid-19 cases in the state registered a rise for the third consecutive day on Thursday. This after it, on Monday, reported the lowest number of cases (1,032) in the last three months.

City police in coordination with the Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy, introduced a month-long Tulu language learning programme for its personnel on Thursday.

Mangalore University is gearing up for the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) from this academic year, that is expected to begin in October, said Mangalore University vice-chancellor P S Yadapadithaya, at the academic council meeting held on

For the second consecutive day on Thursday, officers from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) continued their investigation at the house in Masthikatte, belonging to the kin of a former MLA, in the Ullal police station limits.

With the National Investigation Agency (NIA) taking over the case, 38 Sri Lankan nationals who were remanded in judicial custody have been shifted to Parappana Agrahara on Wednesday.

It was early morning and Amit Rohidas's mother was itching to go tend to her paddy field. She had decided to plant paddy saplings on Thursday, the beginning of a new season of hope.

The neglected Char areas along the Brahmaputra saw a transformation in healthcare in the last 17 months after the pandemic broke out with healthworkers in boat clinics coming right up to their doorsteps with masks, soaps, medicines, groceries and food.

Protesting over their demands, including regularization of jobs, several contractual employees of power comm and Transco Contractual Employees Union on Thursday held a protest while two protesters climbed to a light pole near YPS Chowk in the city to press the government for their demands.