Новости за 26.01.2022

CM’s gesture comes with a lot of political messaging to Ad-dharmi/Ravidasia community as Dera Ballan is considered the most influential dera of the community and their maximum population is in Doaba region.

In a moment of pride for Amritsar, city resident IPS Dr Nitin Deep Blaggan has been conferred upon the president's Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of Republic Day 2022.

In his address after unfurling the Tricolour on the occasion of the 73rd Republic Day at Guru Gobind Singh Stadium, the chief minister greeted the people of the state while recalling the countless sacrifices made during Independence movement by several iconic revolutionaries.

For the first time in weeks, recoveries overtook new Covid cases in Karnataka on Tuesday. While 53,093 patients recovered from Covid, the state reported 41,400 new cases. Bengaluru accounted for 19,105 of these.

Not only Fateh Khwani (memorial service) of a Muslim woman was held in a Satya Narayan Temple at a Mohali village on Tuesday but also members of all faiths attended her Dua-e-Magfirat (prayers for salvation) in the spirit of communal harmony.

A man has lodged a complaint with Hosadurga police in Chitradurga against his father-in-law and other relatives for allegedly forcing him to convert to Christianity.

Inspector (GRP) said scores of students preparing for competitive exams arrived at Prayagraj station at around 2:25 pm and made an abortive bid to stop a passenger train.

Lok Insaf Party (LIP) on Tuesday night released the list of its 24 candidates for the February 20 Punjab assembly elections, even as a Ludhiana court has started proceedings to declare the party's president, Simarjit Singh Bains, a proclaimed offender (PO).

Jaunpur police arrested five looters following an exchange of fire with them after Monday midnight. Kingpin of the gang suffered bullet injuries while his two accomplices managed to escape.

Nikhil Kumar Rai, an alumnus of Banaras Hindu University, won a cash prize of Rs one lakh for designing the India-Israel Friendship Logo.

Several men and women from Musahar and Kharwar scheduled tribe fraternities of east UP districts were given diksha (consecrated) with the name of Lord Ram in a function led by senior Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader and founder of ‘Rampanth’ organization Indresh Kumar in Sri Ram Ashram

Several events were organized at different government offices, educational institutions and even sports stadium to observe National Voters Day on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, 427 persons tested positive for Covid-19, while 697 patients were declared cured in Varanasi district. According to the daily medical bulletin, active cases rose to 3,239.

The Raopura police nabbed a minor boy and a girl from Limkheda who had been on the run since November 2020. The boy was accused of kidnapping the girl and charged of sexual assault under the Protection of Children From Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.

The city has been caught in a chilling cold wave again since Monday. Besides mercury dipping significantly, the atmosphere has remained cloudy. The minimum temperature fell drastically from 16.2°C on Sunday morning to 8.4°C on Monday morning. It remained at 10°C on Tuesday morning.

She had gone to Surendranagar along with her parents for work. However, her parents had to rush back to Chhota Udepur in wake of a death in their family leaving the teenager behind in Surendranagar.

The Chhota Udepur police unearthed yet another plantation of marijuana in the Mithibor village. The contraband was being grown amidst maize crop. The special operations group (SOG) conducted the raid after receiving a tip-off.

Dr Hiten Kareliya, a Vadodara-based infectious diseases expert, says that even he gets patients who are reluctant to get tested. "They just want treatment without getting tested," said he.

The rural areas of the district now seems to be in the grip of Covid-19. The number of cases being reported from the areas of the district outside the city limits is on the rise consistently.

In a departure from the practice of yesteryears when militant outfits in the northeast would collectively give boycott calls of India’s two most important national days, several Naga groups led by the Konyak Union have given the call to abstain from Republic Day celebrations in protest

The state governments’ decision in the northeast asking for mandatory RT-PCR test reports of each passenger or Covid testing on arrival, has resulted in about a 50% decline in footfall in the NE airports since December last year.

From lending assistance during harrowing times of cyclone Amphan to helping the authorities to chalk out plans to minimise erosion through technology in Asia’s biggest riverine island Majuli in upper Assam, IIT Guwahati start-up drones will fly high in the Republic Day event in north