Новости за 19.05.2022

After a gap of two years because of the pandemic, the annual Ambubachi Mela, the biggest congregation of devotees in the northeast, is set to return from June 22 to June 26 as all Covid-related restrictions have been withdrawn from the state.

Mangaluru MLA and deputy leader of the opposition in Karnataka Legislative Assembly U T Khader on Thursday launched the bus service on Mangaluru – Pajeeru – Panela route by driving the KSRTC vehicle.

A newly-wed couple was found dead with their throats slit in their home in Kanpur district, police said on Thursday.

The Gujarat high court on Thursday issued notice to Surat’s youth Fenil Goyani who has been punished with the death sentence for killing 21-year-old college student Grishma Vekariya in full public gaze in February.

Though the met department’s orange alert fizzled out without much rain on Wednesday, Thursday morning presented a different picture with the entire coast receiving moderate to heavy rainfall.

Claims and counterclaims about the shivling that was purportedly found in the ablution pond of the Gyanvapi mosque complex three days ago intensified on Wednesday, a day ahead of the submission of the court-appointed commission's survey report.

Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday visited the family of the deceased 55-year-old woman Roshni, who was shot dead allegedly during a police raid at her house at Islamnagar tola of Kodragrant village in Siddharthnagar district last Saturday.

The father of a 25-year-old woman, who killed her infant daughter and herself earlier this month, has alleged that she was driven to suicide due to torture regarding her complexion and for dowry.

Delayed by two days, the much-anticipated Gyanvapi survey report compiled by a court-appointed commission will be submitted to Varanasi civil judge (senior division) Ravi Kumar Diwakar on Thursday, coinciding with hearings related to a plea to raze the northern basement wall of the mosque in search of "evidence" to supplement claims of a shivling being found in the wuzu khana (ablution pond).

Indian Army was deployed to rescue stranded villagers in parts of flood-hit Assam where the toll reached nine on Wednesday, even as Mizoram said it was fast running out of fuel stock and Tripura imposed restrictions on sale of petrol and diesel.

At least 12 people, including four children, died when a huge wall inside a salt packaging factory in Halvad GIDC of Morbi district collapsed on Wednesday.

The number of active Covid-19 infection cases in the state went below the 1,000-mark on Wednesday even as 142 new cases and 214 recoveries surfaced in the past 24 hours, besides one death.

The final year BSc (Ag) students of the Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Banaras Hindu University completed their Experiential Learning (EL) module -Milk Processing and Milk Products Manufacture in the department of Dairy Science and Food Technology.

No legal activity could take place in the district court on Wednesday due to decision of boycott of works by the Central Bar Association and The Banaras Bar Association against use of word- ‘Arajak’ (anti-social)- for them in a letter sent by special secretary of state government Prafull

The department of Posts organised a customer meet on mails and parcel business at the Varanasi Cantt Head Post Office on Wednesday. The details of all the innovations and facilities introduced in the field of mails and parcels were provided to customers through power point presentation.

Ahead of the submission of court commission report on Gyanvapi premises videography and survey on Thursday, the war of tall claims on unearthing of the ‘shivling’ between the lawyers of the plaintiffs and Anjuman Intejamia Masajid (AIM) continued here on Wednesday.

Thursday is going to be a hectic day at the court of civil judge (senior division) Ravi Kumar Diwakar as apart from the submission of court commission report, the objections in DGC (civil) plea for alternative arrangement of ‘wazu’ and demand of further survey by razing some walls of the