Новости за 16.03.2022

On Tuesday evening, Sarma, along with his ministerial colleagues and legislators, mostly from the BJP-led coalition, watched the film. “Those who want to avail the half-day leave will have to submit the cinema tickets to their senior officers,” the chief minister said.

Chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday launched the inoculation drive against Covid-19 for 12-14-year-olds as part of the nationwide drive and asserted that the Corbevax vaccine is safe and has no side effects. About 13.46 lakh children are expected to get vaccinated in the state.

As many as 318 Atal Tinkering Laboratories (ATLs) have been set up in Odisha so far. More than three lakhs student beneficiaries are actively engaged in ATLs from Odisha, said the ministry of planning’s reply in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

Acting on a tip-off last night, the Crime Branch of the Assam Police in Sonapur, recovered the drugs in a truck at a toll gate. These drugs were brought from Manipur to Assam.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday filed a chargesheet against six alleged Khalistani terrorists, including a Pakistan national, in the Jalalabad bomb blast case before the NIA special court here.

A man allegedly hacked his five-year-old niece to death to appease the gods in a bid to cure himself of mental illness at Hetkhamar village of Deogarh district on Tuesday. Police arrested Nagarjun Bhainsa (25) and seized the body of Rojalin for autopsy. The girl's father, Susanta Bhainsa, lodged the case against his brother.

A servitor of Puri Jagannath temple, who was recently acquitted along with five others in the 2012 murder of former BJD councillor and servitor Taluchha Bhagaban Mohapatra aka Guna Singhari in August 2012, was shot dead by miscreants in Puri on Wednesday.

Businessmen are eagerly awaiting the cabinet formation so that the issues concerning the industry can be taken up. They have started meeting AAP’s prominent leaders to attract their attention towards their issues.

Pointing towards further widening of the rift between farmer groups, the two warring factions are laying claim over the title of Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), the umbrella body which coordinated the over year-long protests against contentious farm laws at the borders of Delhi.

A blame game broke out in Punjab Congress as the party leadership began a formal exercise to reflect on its drubbing in the assembly elections, with party candidates from the Malwa region citing indiscipline, out-of-turn statements and internal strife between senior leaders as key reasons for its poor show.

Mizoram remained at second position among states having the highest daily caseloads since February 22 (except for a few days) even as Covid infections in the last 24 hours dipped to 494.

The Karnataka high court’s move to dismiss pro-Hijab petitions filed by a section of Muslim students of a girls college in Udupi, has not gone down well with the Muslim community of Malerkotla, who now wants the petitioners to seek justice in Supreme Court.

Bhadrak district police are on the lookout of Sarmistha Rout, editor of a web channel in Bhubaneswar, for her alleged role in the recent murder of Nayagarh-based cameraman Manas Swain (28).

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) unit in Kanpur has helped district authorities reunite a speech-impaired 12-year-old girl with her parents after two years with the help of Aadhaar fingerprint verification.

It will be the fifth big, fat swearing-in ceremony outside the Raj Bhawan in Punjab when Bhagwant Mann will take oath as the chief minister of the state on Wednesday. The trend, started by Parkash Singh Badal in 1997, is being taken to the next level by the AAP as the event is slated to be the biggest-ever so far.

Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) officials conducted searches at 59 places belonging to former AIADMK minister S P Velumani, his family members, close aides, friends and business partners on Tuesday.

The six students from Government PU College for Girls who have been protesting demanding permission to attend classes wearing the hijab said they are disappointed with the high court verdict. The six have not attended classes since the last week of December.

One of the masterminds of the NEET solvers' gang Dr Afroz Ahmed of Balrampur district was arrested from Singhpur area of Varanasi in a joint action of Sarnath police and surveillance cell on Tuesday morning.

On the next day of Rangbhari Ekadashi celebrations, the 'mahashamshana' (great cremation ground) of Manikarnika Ghat in the city witnessed hundreds of revellers playing traditional 'masan mein chita bhasma Holi' (playing Holi with pyre ash at cremation ground) on Tuesday.