Новости за 17.01.2016

The civic corporation said that illegal police chowkies can be removed only if they are creating a nuisance or putting hurdles for traffic movement. Officials said the chowkies on footpaths and roads were allowed considering the security requirements of residents

Mood At Country’s Biggest Road Race On Sunny Sunday More Carnival Than Competition, 6Km Dream Run Gets Highest Participation

Civic officials said that a fresh “physical” survey of the city’s seafront villages needs to be carried out before marking the areas as koliwadas in the new draft Development Plan

For the state ministry of technical education, Mission Go Green begins at home. In pursuance of chief minister’s target to achieve capacity to generate 500MW of solar power by 2017, state ministry of technical education has directed the around 200 institutions, colleges, universities and deemed universities that come under his purview across the state to install system to generate at least 25KW of solar power each.A GO to this effect is expected early this week.

The green revolution of the 1960s and 1970s ended chronic food deficits and while cereals still command the attention of policy makers, fruit production has surged impressively, making India the second largest global producer behind China.

Two undertrials have been booked for allegedly smuggling ganja into the district central prison premises on Saturday

A dog and its owner in Navi Mumbai were reunited after a month and half of separation following a complaint by animal welfare activists who claimed to have rescued the four-year-old Lhasa Apso, Doddie, from the fourth floor balcony of a locked house, where it was found tied, drenched and yelping during a sudden heavy shower .

Ten-year-old Gandhi Nagar resident Abhay Yadav hit the Happy Streets stretch for the first time

Fourteen years after an MSEB engineer was nabbed over allegations of accepting bribes to reduce the electricity bill of a powerloom owner in Bhiwandi, the Bombay high court acquitted the officer holding that he seems to have been falsely implicated.

Residents’ associations and activists said they will go ahead and file a PIL in the Bombay high court, opposing the controversial open spaces policy, despite the chief minister ordering its review

The historic home of legendary Bollywood actor-director Raj Kapoor in Peshawar was partially demolished by its owners to make way for construction of a plaza. Timely action by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa authorities saved the building from total destruction.

They are calling him Dr Death, and the medical practice he ran a “pill mill”. Indian-American psychiatrist Narendra Nagareddy has been put behind bars in the state of Georgia after dozens of his patients were reported to have died following prescription medication overdose.

A taxi driver and a 70-year-old man, who was in the front passenger seat, died after their vehicle crashed against the wall of a bridge near Sion railway station, following an oil spill on Sunday evening.

A day after a 33-year-old Kurla man was found dead under the building of his childhood friend’s building in Santacruz after partying the night, police suspect he was pushed off the terrace as the post-mortem report has concluded that the cause of death is unnatural and due to multiple injuries

Four beer bottles found under the Eastern Freeway where a seven-year-old boy’s skeleton was discovered in a cavity under the flyover, helped nail the alleged accused—four drug addicts—three months after the crime

While Kerala has banned alcohol and Bihar is on the same path, Karnataka, where prohibition has never made it to even public discourse, seems to be emerging as a hooch hub.

Times Evening, organized by The Times Of India, gifted a special Sunday to residents of Utsa Condoville Luxury apartments in New Town.

The majestic arches of the Indian Museum provided the perfect backdrop for the curtains to come down on the 7th Apeejay Kolkata Literary Festival, held in association with The Times of India on Sunday evening.

His fluent Bengali had convinced Mrinal Sen during the FTII days that Shatrughan Sinha was a Bengali.

So far, Sanskrit films have dealt with religious themes. In a break with that tradition, G Prabha, who recently retired as professor of oriental languages at Loyola College, has made 'Ishti', a Sanskrit feature film dealing with a social issue.

Police suspect that the triple murder in the posh Palm Avenue locality was committed by an insider.Though the main suspect, Neil Fonseca, denied killing his twin sons, police believe that he is not telling the truth.