Новости за 03.03.2022

TMC leader and chief minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee was shown black flags allegedly by the activists of Hindu Yuva Vahini amid chants of “Jai Shri Ram” and “Modi-Modi” when she was going to take part in the Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat here on Wednesday evening.

I-DAPT-HUB Foundation (a Section-8 company) at IIT (BHU) has launched All India I-DAPT-HUB Pitch Challenge inviting innovators, startups, researchers, school students, faculty members from across the country to pitch their innovative ideas/project and win grand prizes along with incubation

As campaigning for the sixth phase of assembly elections ended on Tuesday evening and voting will be held on March 3, all eyes have now turned towards the poll battle of Varanasi.

A minor rise in Covid-19 cases was witnessed in the city and district for the second consecutive day on Wednesday. Twenty-six new Covid-19 cases were detected in the 24 hours ending on Wednesday evening.

He could have extended help to the Ukrainians from the comfort and safety of his plush home in Amsterdam, Netherlands, by donating funds online.

At a time when scores of devotees offered prayers before Lord Shiva on Tuesday that marked Maha Shivratri, a group of wildlife enthusiasts were spreading awareness on snakes.

While the death rate in the third wave of Covid-19 remained very low, the consistency at which deaths are being reported even when the wave is on its way out in Vadodara comes as a surprise.

Twenty-two persons including employees of a finance firm were booked for fraud, forging documents and criminal conspiracy by the Gotri police. The complaint was registered by the legal manager of Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company that was defrauded of Rs 7.

Several Manipuri organisations of Lakhipur sub-division of Cachar district have expressed their dissatisfaction after local BJP MLA Kaushik Rai recently announced that a statue of Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore would be installed at Fulertal bypass point on National Highway-37, that

The Assam government will spend Rs 50 crore to transform the Jongal Balahu rampart at Raha in Nagaon into an attractive tourist centre and also take all steps to accord national hero status to the Tiwa king and brave warrior.

In view of increasing inconvenience caused by the street vendors to pedestrians, any kind of business carried out encroaching on footpaths in areas that fall under Guwahati East police district have been prohibited under section 144 CrPC,1973.

The number of stranded Assam natives in Ukraine is going up and the last update from the state home department confirmed there are 222 residents in the war-ravaged country. On Tuesday, the figure was 160.“We have got details of 222 students in Ukraine.

Assam is close to achieving 99% recovery rate as the third wave has almost died down in the state. For the first time during the third wave, the total daily cases declined below 10. A total of nine cases were detected in the state on Wednesday.

When the issue of appointment of Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) members is heating up in Punjab, it has come out that the Dam Safety Act, 2021, which was passed by the Lok Sabha on August 2, 2019, and Rajya Sabha on December 2, 2021, through which two central bodies and two state bodies were created for surveillance, inspection, operation and maintenance of all specified dams across the country, pertained not only to inter-state river dams but also to intra-state river dams.

The state government has launched a specialised course to professionally train midwives to provide high quality healthcare to pregnant women.

With the prices of edible oil going through the roof, households in Odisha have started feeling the heat of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Some dealers said they are facing problems as the maximum retail price (MRP) on oil packets remains unchanged with very little profit for them.

The GRP seized around 32kg gold ornaments, worth Rs 16 crore, from four passengers of the Mumbai-Bhubaneswar Konark Express here on Wednesday.

As the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the academic calendar of degree colleges and universities over the past two years, the higher education department has initiated a process to restore normalcy in classes, examination and result publication.

Following an exhausting and nerve-wracking 26-hour bus journey, 30 Odia students managed to reach Hungarian capital Budapest from Dnipro city in war-torn Ukraine on Wednesday morning.

Police on Wednesday arrested two persons, including a private tutor, and seized fake Indian currency notes with a face value of Rs 7 lakh from them. The duo was involved in the printing and distribution of counterfeit notes in Kharavel Nagar.

With annual examinations going on or scheduled from next week, Kendriya Vidyalayas and most private schools are yet to call back students of Classes I to VII. Many of these institutions are planning to reopen from the next academic session.

Novelist and short story writer Padmaja Paul will receive the first Sukubina Srahsta Memorial Award for excellence in Odia literature on Thursday. Eminent poet and Jnanpith awardee Sitakanta Mohapatra will present the award which carries Rs 50,000 cash and a citation.