Новости за 23.12.2022

Bajrang Dal members disrupted a Friday namaz being held in the open in Sector 69 in Gurugram, forcing a group of 100 people offering prayers to leave the venue. In 2021, the district administration had designated six open sites for offering namaz in the city.

A Class V student of a private school suffered serious injuries after being hit by an SUV in Ludhiana on on Tuesday.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) held a protest outside the office of Municipal Council (MC), Ambala Cantonment on Friday, alleging corruption due to issuance of erroneous property identities (IDs) and no-due certificates (NDCs).

Jagdish Singh Jhinda, the former president Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (HSGMC), and his supporters have opened a front against the government-nominated ad-hoc panel of the body and its recently-elected executive.

Peter Paul Saldanha, the bishop of diocese of Mangalore, in a hard-hitting message on the eve of Christmas, rued that corruption has become a deadly cancer and that it is visible, which has deadened conscience and made life money-centred.

Two men, Baburam (33) and Avneesh (32), both from the Badaun district in Uttar Pradesh, died from asphyxiation after a fire broke out in a warehouse that stored cartons in Greater Noida on Friday morning, according to police officials.

Gayatribala Panda, an Odia poet, will receive Sahitya Akademi Award 2022 for her poetry book ‘Dayanadi’. It was announced by the Akademi on Thursday. She has already received Sahitya Akademi’s Yuva Puraskar in 2011 for her poetry collection ‘Gaon’. Panda, who has bagged several awards for her contribution to the field of literature, told TOI’s Hemanta Pradhan about her literary creations and her journey as a poet.

When members of the Friends of Heritage Sites from Chennai visited a temple at the foothills of the Vellimalai hills in Kanyakumari district, the last thing they expected to find was a cluster of menhirs. And yet, there they were, the megalith monuments staring down at them from a height of 15 feet. “We were awestruck by the sheer size of the menhirs,” says Sharmila Devadoss, president of the group that made the discovery. “We found them in the Melangodu Esakki Amman temple. The locals have placed... Читать дальше...

With the arrival of dense fog in the region, there has been a rise in road accidents in the past few days in the city. Low visibility, especially in the morning and evenings, has already made commuting a dangerous task. Roads have also become accident prone due to the presence of concrete barriers used as road dividers or separaters between lanes, which are very difficult to spot in thick fog. The Southern Bypass is one of the stretches where such barriers have been used in plenty.

A herd of wild jumbos on a rampage left a farmer in Kurchi village in Srimangala hobli in South Kodagu clutching heaps - 37 bags, to be precise - of despair. Ajjamada Ravi Changappa, and his wife, Beena, had been closely guarding their paddy field day-and-night lest it be damaged by wild animals. However, against a herd of mighty elephants that trampled the field on Tuesday, the couple was helpless, and the destruction of 37 bags of paddy has understandably left Changappa and Beena dismayed.

Taking cognisance of a longstanding demand from the people of Kodagu, chief minister Basavaraj Bommai has sanctioned Rs 5 crore towards the development of Masagodu-Kanive Road, which connects the hilly district with neighbouring Hassan. The residents of Kodagu have been demanding the development of the 18-kilometre road, even staging a demonstration to protest the poor condition of the thoroughfare. Kodagu MLA Appachu Ranjan subsequently drew the CM's attention to the plight of the road during the ongoing legislature session in Belagavi... Читать дальше...

Following a demand for Kodagu elephants, General Cariappa, General Thimmaiah, Vali, and Lava of Dubare elephant camp and Maruti of Harangi camp were sent off to Madhya Pradesh by lorries, on Thursday.

A 28-year-old woman was murdered on Church road near St Lourdes Boys' School here on Thursday morning.

The International Cultural Jamboree, which is going on at Alva’s Education Foundation, has been feeding three meals a day, to nearly 1.3 lakh people, including 68,000 Scouts and Guides members. There are a total of 22 kitchens, including a dedicated public kitchen, currently feeding about 50,000 visitors. According to the kitchen incharge, the kitchen will feed 15 lakh people in a week.

The International Cultural Jamboree-2022 at Alva's Education Foundation, Moodbidri, has a major attraction, the Krishi Mela at the MG Kodgi premises. The farm has come up on 12 acres, and has a traditional vegetable garden and many interesting attractions.