Новости за 11.07.2022

The decision to levy 5% GST on pre-packed and pre-labelled items such as food grains, curd and buttermilk has not gone down well with traders in the state, with some demanding a nationwide protest over the move announced earlier this month.

Fines for illegal mining in the Aravalis in Gurgaon and Nuh have seen a steep surge in the past two and a half years, data sourced from the mining department have revealed.While the government managed to recover Rs 10.7 lakh in penalties in 2018-19, the number shot up to a massive Rs 8.

As a pilot survey on the prevalence of anaemia, the health department screened all adolescents and women of reproductive age (15-49 years) for iron deficiency in three villages of Gurgaon—Sultanpur, Tajnagar and Patli Hajipur—from June 27 to July 9.

Agitated over frequent unscheduled power cuts for the past few months, residents of various group housing societies in sectors 79, 78 and 79 took out a candlelight march against the discom on Sunday.

The GMCBL is putting aside its plan to add 100 mini buses to its depleted fleet, with the focus now shifting to procuring 150 electric buses instead, officials said on Sunday.

Five persons were booked for allegedly barging into the residence of Kuldeep Vats, the Congress MLA from Badli, and beating up his cook.Police said that around 2pm on Friday, the five armed men barged into the MLA’s house in Pataudi when Rajeev, the cook, opened the door.

Five persons were on Sunday arrested on charges of burning a 60-year-old man alive and burying his body a day after after a kangaroo court pronounced him guilty of a woman's murder. The incident took place at Bor Lalung village, 17km from central Assam's Nagaon town on Saturday, reports Mukut Das.

Practically sharing its backyard fence with the international boundary bordering Pakistan, Kutch had historically held its fort and remained vigilant along with India's armed forces. Perhaps this had also fostered a special kinship of the villagers with the men in uniform at the borders - sharing joy and grief with equal measure.

Frying pooris, mathiyas or fluffy cholafalis in aluminium kadhais, cooking masala khichdi in aluminium cookers or sauteing vegetables is a common practice in almost every Gujarati household. But food researchers of MS University have raised an alarm against this common practice in kitchens.

Heavy rain caused a landslide in Agumbe ghat connecting Shivamogga and Udupi districts, bringing vehicular traffic to a halt on Sunday.

Ghaziabad reported 29 new covid cases on Sunday, while Gautam Budh Nagar logged 45 cases. The health officials claimed that the peak of the current wave is already over and the cases are showing a declining trend.

Assistant professor from MS University’s department of English, Rajesh Bharvad has been selected as a visiting fellow by the School of Economics and Management, University of Hyogo University, Kobe, Japan.

Realtor Haresh Amin, who was murdered brutally, had lent Rs 1.25 crore to the assailants in the last few years. Police investigations into the case have revealed that Amin had been lending money to the accused for some land deals.“We have found a diary from the prime accused.

Builder Apurva Patel, who is accused of duping dozens of citizens, has been booked in two more cases by the Manjalpur police. Cops swung into action after city police commissioner Shamsher Singh formed a special investigation team (SIT) to probe the accusations against Patel.

The injury a woman received in the housing block constructed under JnNURM’s Basic Services to the Urban Poor (BSUP) programme in Kishanwadi has led to concern regarding the fate of the housing scheme.

The cybercrime sleuths arrested a man for duping an accountant of Rs 3.73 crore in the city. The accused identified as Bharat Patel made fake email accounts of various courts and sent emails to complainant Natvar Gosai over the last few years.

The cybercrime sleuths arrested a man for duping an accountant of Rs 3.73 crore in the city. The accused identified as Bharat Patel made fake email accounts of various courts and sent emails to complainant Natvar Gosai over the last few years.

The Assam flood toll on Sunday touched 192 with two more deaths in Barak Valley’s Hailakandi district.Though floods have receded across the state, 12 districts are still submerged.

Muslims across Assam celebrated Eid Al-Adha on Sunday offering prayers of unity at the time when the cow sacrifice issue has turned the environment sensitive.

A social activist, who dressed up as Lord Shiva for a skit on price rise, was arrested and charged with hurting religious sentiments, before Assam’s chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, came to his rescue.

The commissionerate police have taken the help of a woman psychologist to record the statement of boarders of BJB College hostel, where Plus-III student Ruchika Mohanty died by suicide due to alleged ragging on July 2.