Новости за 10.08.2022

IIT (ISM), Dhanbad is planning a two-tonne per day coal gasifier in the gasification plant that it would set up at its Nirsa campus to extract carbon monoxide and hydrogen from coal for utilisation as fuel.

Jharkhand Congress affairs in-charge Avinash Pandey on Tuesday kicked off Gaurav Yatra on the occasion of the World Indigenous Day from Silagai in Mandar constituency. The yatra will conclude on August 14 on the eve of the 75th Independence Day.

The government-run residential schools in the Naxal-hit Netarhat plateau region of Gumla district are in a dilapidated condition. Mostly people from the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) are inhabitants of this region.

Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren on Tuesday, observed as the International Day for World’s Indigenous Peoples, demanded a national holiday on August 9 each year in honour of the country’s tribal communities, their history, culture and heritage.

Scaling up its efforts to generate more green power to aid Prime Minister Narendra Modi's agenda of combating climate change by producing more renewable energy, the APDCL on Tuesday signed am MoU with Neyveli Lignite Corporation India Limited for setting up a 1000-MW solar power plant in the state in joint venture.

The annual Janmashtami fair will be held between August 17 and 21 in Rajkot. The district administration has completed preparation for the fair which is being held after two years.

Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has formed a team to conduct inspection of different sectors and villages and fix the faulty streetlights in one week. The Authority has also issued a helpline number – 7982300721 - for residents to register their complaints.

Sanitation workers littered garbage across Sector 122 in Noida on Tuesday due to delay in salary payment. On the other hand, residents of Sector Omicron 2, Greater Noida, complained that garbage have not been picked up for the past three days.

Noida Metro’s Aqua Line on Monday recorded a ridership of 40,295 -- the highest since it commenced operations on January 25, 2019.The second highest ridership, so far, was 39,451, recorded on September 19, 2019, during the auto-rickshaw strike in the city.

Gautam Budh Nagar reported 195 new cases on Tuesday. With this, the district now has 1,085 active cases. Of these, 23 are hospitalised. The positivity rate is 7.8%. Doctors have attributed the rise in cases to the change in weather.

The target of leaving over 33,000 Indian breed fish in the Yamuna river in GB Nagar by September might be delayed due to high pollution levels in the river.

The traffic police have started sending letters to the management of factories and companies in Noida, asking them to ensure their workers follow traffic rules, including wearing helmets and seatbelts while driving.

Ahead of Raksha Bandhan, the markets in Noida have brightened up with different types and colours of rakhi. Some of the creative rakhis this year include one with a fan, given the extended heat wave and humid conditions.

The woman (38), who confronted Shrikant Tyagi, and her family are under constant watch by security personnel the police have deployed for their protection, including when she and her husband visit the jewellery showroom they run and when their kids go to school and even play in the society

A survey of properties owned by Shrikant Tyagi, arrested in molestation and cheating cases, has found that there are multiple encroachments on area held by the Noida Authority in Bhangel, the district administration said on Tuesday.

Shrikant Tyagi has been dabbling in politics for years, but without much success.In 2017, he unsuccessfully tried to get a ticket from BJP to contest the UP assembly elections from Modinagar.

The five-day manhunt for Shrikant Tyagi, who was arrested from Meerut on Tuesday, began last Friday after police booked him on charges of molestation and criminal intimidation.

India is on its way to becoming one of the most powerful and developed countries of the world, Gurgaon MP and Union minister Rao Inderjit Singh said here on Tuesday, urging people to participate in the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign to let the world know about the country’s progress.

Union minister and Gurgaon MP Rao Inderjit Singh on Tuesday inaugurated projects worth Rs 46.5 crore in the city. The foundation stone of 19 development works were laid and six other projects were inaugurated by the minister.

Barely hours after securing admission to a new school, an 11-year-old boy died while his father was grievously hurt when an SUV coming from the wrong direction crashed into their bike on Chotila-Thangadh Road.

Three persons were arrested from Dwarka Expressway for allegedly looting a jewellery shop at gunpoint in Sector 5. The police said the three accused are relatives. On August 8, at 3.15 pm, the trio armed with pistols and knife entered R.

The city saw a 27% jump in new Covid cases on Tuesday. It recorded 386 cases, compared to 302 the previous day. The positivity rate too has risen to 9% from 7.5% the day before. Before Monday, the city had reported over 400 cases for three consecutive days.

Chess is the flavour of the month. But while all eyes are on Chennai, where the Olympiad is taking place, Gurgaon stole just a little of the limelight on Tuesday by hosting Asia’s first ever ‘No Castling’ match.

In the next few weeks, the agriculture department will focus on 1,104 villages in 12 districts of the state to reduce farm fires — an annual occurrence in the winter months, when air quality in NCR plummets to dangerous levels as the region gets blanketed under toxic haze.

Hot and humid weather prevailed in the city as the maximum temperature was recorded a notch above the normal at 35.7 degrees Celsius, same as on the previous day. The minimum temperature on the other hand saw a marginal fall and was recorded at 25 degrees Celsius.