Новости за 28.09.2021

After energy minister V Sunil Kumar collected more than 3,500 books through his campaign, the education department in Udupi district has also commenced a scheme to pool books from parents of the students and the general public.

According to sources, another person who is connected with this case has been detained by the department and he is being questioned thoroughly as officials suspect that another tax evasion network was being run by this gang.

The arrested accused are Preetham, Arshith, Abhishek, Srinivas and Rakesh, who are all residents of Surathkal. They have been released on bail.

The students will return to schools after a gap of 19 months to schools. The physical classes for classes IX to XII have been allowed from September 1.

These teddy bears, made with the clothes of loved ones, help people maintain a physical connect with those they have lost.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has said that new Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi’s claim that 'either I (Channi) will remain or corruption’ has proved hollow within days as he included tainted ministers in the state cabinet.

Hostels will function only for final year students of Class X and XII, degree colleges and universities and technical education institutions.

In preparation for a possible third Covid-19 wave, a separate ICU with 10 ventilator beds for children has been set up at Haveri’s district hospital. Over the past year, more than 1,000 children (under 15 years) in the district have been infected and two died.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday ordered a probe by the Special Investigating Team (SIT) into videos that have gone viral on social media where IAS officer Mohammad Iftikharuddi can be seen telling people the benefits of adopting Islam as a religion.

Curtains came down on the elongated campaign for the much-awaited Pipili bye-election at 6 pm on Monday. More than two lakh voters on Thursday will seal the fates of 10 candidates in the fray in the bypoll that had to be deferred twice. The counting is scheduled on October 3.

Cyclone Gulab, which as the name suggests, was rather soft on Odisha sparing the state of any major damage, brought heavy rain in several southern districts of Gajapati, Koraput and Malkangiri on Monday.

The state tourism industry, which was in doldrums since last year owing to the Covid pandemic, has started seeing a revival with most hotels witnessing an impressive occupancy of visitors.

After a lull in tourism owing to the Covid-19 pandemic, the state tourism department has decided to launch three new festivals this year in its bid to bring back visitors to the state.

The Odisha crime branch has started an inquiry into a case wherein five cheques of Rs 5.5 lakh were allegedly stolen from the premises of a Berhampur court recently.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.2 on the Richter scale struck Assam's Tezpur in the early hours of Tuesday.

The detection of crime branch (DCB) arrested Kanji Mokariya, managing director of a prominent courier service firm, for allegedly helping Raju Bhatt, an accused in raping 24-year-old law student, escape.

With the state elections due in the next six months, the district administration, along with resident groups and local leaders, are setting up voter registration camps within societies.

A constable attached to the Dakshina Kannada district police has been accused of sexually assaulting a rape survivor, a minor, with whom he came in touch during investigations and legal procedures in the earlier case.

NCR’s affordable realty market seems to be making an impressive rebound, despite the general gloom triggered by the pandemic. This inference can be drawn from the latest projections by real estate consultants Anarock and other industry experts that around 50,000 affordable homes, including 16,000 in Gurgaon, would be up for grabs by this year end.

Over 1 lakh saplings were planted in the city in 2020, the maximum in 13 years. Planting many saplings, however, doesn’t mean that an increase in green cover is bound to follow — Gurgaon sees large-scale plantations during monsoon every year, but its forest cover accounts for less than 1% of its urban area.