Новости за 27.08.2022

Around 15 tonnes of legacy waste of the West Boragaon dumping site in the city, where Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) had dumped garbage for 13 years since 2008, will be removed as soon as the civic body settles the tender process.

The CID of Assam Police succeeded in tracing and freezing an amount of Rs 10.48 lakh of a cyber fraud victim within 24 hours of lodging a plaint, reports Mukut Das.

The Assam government has decided to close and merge with neighbouring schools 195 more secondary schools in 21 districts of the state, which were newly provincialised institutions.A source said these schools have very low enrolment and lack adequate number of teachers.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday said the resignation letter sent by Ghulam Nabi Azad to Congress president Sonia Gandhi has many similarities with the one he had written in 2015, when he quit the party to join BJP.

The Gauhati HC on Friday upheld the government notification on suspension of internet services during the recruitment exams to be held on Sunday and September 11.

Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday handed over a land allotment letter to Tata group for setting up its scrap based steel plant at an investment of Rs 2,600 crore in the first phase at Ludhiana.

A fire broke out in the operation theatre floor of super-specialist block, MKCG Medical College and Hospital, due to suspected short circuit. There was no casualty but some machines in the OT were reportedly damaged.

The Puri administration has dropped its plan of developing another Blue Flag beach in the tourist town owing to stiff opposition by beach vendors. “We were planning to develop a Blue Flag standard beach in Chakratirtha.

A multinational team of scientists around the world, including Jayesh Goyal from the National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) Bhubaneswar, have found the first clear evidence of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of an exoplanet (planet outside the solar system).

Erratic waste disposal in the city took a political turn on Friday with opposition BJP protesting against the garbage pile-up for the past five days.

Errors in the Class X Odia medium book on geography and economics have set off a political storm across the state, forcing the school and mass education department to make a statement on Friday that the mistakes would be corrected.

Nandankanan here is the only zoo in the world which has facilities for captive breeding of the Indian pangolin, an endangered Schedule-I species.

The state transport authority (STA) has decided to form a panel of retired civil engineers and police personnel to analyse the exact cause of every accident and find solutions.The primary job of the panel will be to inspect accident spots and suggest remedial measures.

For all those who enjoy spending time among nature, the state government has decided develop 10 new spots as eco-tourism sites with night stay facilities, prominent among them being the deep forests of Deomali hill in Koraput, Mahendragiri in Gajapati, Nawana range in Similipal and

The committee of MLAs constituted to review pay hike and revision of other allowances of legislators of the state unanimously opined that there is a necessity to hike the salary and allowances of MLAs and pension of former MLAs.

Chief minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday expressed concern over shortage in supply of fertilizers to the state and sought personal intervention of Union chemicals and fertilisers minister Mansukh Mandaviya.

bhubaneswar in what may strengthen policing in the state capital the bhubaneswar smart city limited bscl has installed 600 highquality cctv cameras at 159 locations under the city surveillance system though the city surveillance systems control room will continue to operate from the bscl’s office in saheed nagar a special arrangement has been made to facilitate the modern police control room to facilitate the modern police control room.

Growth of a few industrialists alone cannot be considered development, chief minister M K Stalin said here on Friday.The DMK government is working for the growth of all industrialists and industries in all districts, the CM said, distributing welfare measures.

A woman sarpanch in Gajapati district has warned that beneficiaries will be denied ration under Food Security Act if they are found drinking, manufacturing or selling liquor. “The move is aimed to make Gulba panchayat free of liquor and narcotics,” said sarpanch Rejina Pradhan.

The special court for trying offences under the Essential Commodities Act and Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, on Thursday sentenced a 40-year-old woman to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for possession of ganja.

Food safety officials seized cooked meat and raw food items from the roadside eateries at Avinashi on Thursday evening, as they were stored in unhygienic conditions.

Two directors of Tirupur-based Paazee Forex Trading India Pvt Ltd have been sentenced to 27 years of rigorous imprisonment for duping thousands of depositors of Rs930.7crore.

Two men were killed when a mini truck hit their bike on Annur-Mettupalayam road on Thursday evening.

Chief minister M K Stalin on Friday raised concerns over youngsters getting addicted to drugs and said the trend would impede the state’s growth.

Kanpur Sahodaya School (KSS) chess championship for senior boys will be held at KDMA School Barra from August 30 to September 1.