Новости за 17.04.2022

City residents on Saturday heaved a sigh of relief with light thunderstorm in the afternoon bringing them the much-needed relief from the scorching heat.

Members of the state unit of the National Students Union of India (NSUI), a student wing of Congress, gheraoed higher education minister Arun Kumar Sahoo’s residence here on Saturday on issuance of fake certificates and restrictions on self-finance courses.

The vast landscape of Similipal Tiger Reserve (STR), the fourth largest reserve in India spread over 2,750 square km, has been covered with wireless communication for seamless coordination between forest personnel manning 214 anti-poaching camps.

Stray cattle roaming freely on city roads have become a menace with not only vehicles getting hit almost every day but the animals themselves are being run over most of the times.

The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has started training street vendors in maintaining hand hygiene and safety while preparing and serving food. So far, 500 vendors have been trained since March.

The joy of eating out has returned like never before at the capital’s food streets with the decline in Covid infections and withdrawal of curbs.

The forest department imposed a fine of 90,000 on six farm workers for keeping meat of a dead spotted deer at Jambukandi area near Anaikatti on Saturday.

The city corporation has started cleaning the 1.8km Vilankurichi canal between Chinnavedampatti and Kalapatti in ward 9.The long-pending demand of the residents is being fulfilled under the Namakku Naame scheme.

One person was killed and another critically injured after a gelatin stick exploded while breaking boulders for a water project near Kodumudi here on Saturday. The Malayampalayam police have registered a case and initiated an inquiry.

Two Class XI students were killed after the car they were travelling in crashed into a roadside tree on Kotagiri-Mettupalayam road here on Saturday morning. Three other students suffered severe injuries and were admitted to the Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital (CMCH).

The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has floated a tender for construction of a new terminal building exclusively for domestic departure at the Coimbatore International Airport.The facility, which is long overdue, will be developed at a cost of 100.36 crore. While 82.

The city corporation is in the process of handing over two more roads to the state highways department for maintenance.A corporation official identified them as the 2km Bharathi Park Road between the Government College of Technology and Avinashilingam University Junction, and the 2.

A female elephant was found dead at Sethumadai East Section of Pollachi forest range on Saturday evening.The carcass was spotted by the frontline forest staff members, who were on patrol, around 6pm.The elephant was spotted two days ago in the forest in a healthy state.

The Karamadai police on Friday arrested two youths for stealing three puppies - two pugs and a dachshund - and 8,000 from a pet shop here. The arrested were R Surya, 24, a daily wage worker from Theppakulam in Karamadai, and his relative M Sathish, 24, of Palakkad.

Health minister Ma Subramanian on Saturday said they had written to the Union government, seeking permission to extend counselling for MBBS admission to fill the vacant 24 all-India quota seats in the government medical colleges in the state.

A Class XII girl student of a government school on Saturday morning strangled a 76-year-old woman, who was her neighbour, to death in Pollachi and made away with gold ornaments weighing 21 sovereigns from the woman’s house.

As many as 900 cops will be deployed across the city for three days following the two politically sensitive murders in neighbouring Palakkad. Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) activist A Subair was hacked to death by a gang at Elappully in Palakkad in Kerala on Friday.

Stressing zero tolerance towards corrupt practices, Punjab cabinet minister for rural development and panchayats, animal husbandry, fisheries and dairy development and NRI affairs, Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal have warned officials not to indulge in any sort of malpractices, especially while

Following the announcement of 300 units free electricity per month by CM Bhagwant Mann, the opposition leaders claimed that the state is not in a position to give it for free.

A 32-year-old man raped the 12-year-old daughter of his neighbour in the early hours on Friday after barging into their rented accommodation in labour quarters. At the time of the incident, the parents of the girl were sleeping on the roof.

Body of an unidentified woman was fished out from Satluj river near Alowal village on Friday afternoon. An onlooker noticed the body and called the police control room. Police said the woman was murdered as her throat was slit possibly with a sharp-edged weapon.

Acting over the complaint filed by an activist against failure of water samples in Chander Nagar last year, the Punjab State Human Rights Commission (PSHRC) has directed the civic body to check and submit action taken report over the situation.

Minister for urban development AK Sharma has assured mayor Pramila Pandey that he would extend his full support for the development of Kanpur city.

The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered a marriage palace to refund the advance money to a customer who had booked the palace for his son’s marriage but had to cancel the function because of Covid restrictions.

Aparna Yadav, daughter-in-law of the Samajwadi Party (SP) founder Mulayam Singh Yadav and a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) member, on Friday took a dig at the opposition, saying that “those who were speaking of sending Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to ‘Gorakhnath Math’ in the recently held