Новости за 13.07.2016

A four-year-old girl who had gone missing from her house on July 10 was found dead on Wednesday morning, her mutilated body raising suspicion that she was tortured and murdered.

At fifty, one barely sees age as an advantage. But the Haryana government's new transfer policy for teachers prefers 50-year-old male teachers, or those even senior, for senior girls' schools.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition demanding a judicial inquiry into Gurgaon gangster Sandeep Gadoli's killing by a Gurgaon police team in Mumbai on February 7.

A baby snakebird or Oriental Darter, which is classified as a near-threatened species, was electrocuted by a high-tension line that passes through the Okhla Bird Sanctuary and was found dangling from the wire.

A 21-year-old man was allegedly shot at near a roadside stall in Raj Nagar in Ghaziabad on Tuesday night, following which he was admitted to the ICU of a private hospital.

The Allahabad high court has given the district magistrate and the pollution board chief time till August 3 to act on pollution in Ghaziabad, failing which their salaries will be withheld.

While the film based on cricketer MS Dhoni has been garnering a lot of curiosity prior to its release, the cricketer himself attracted huge crowds when he turned up at a local gym in Varanasi to work out on Sunday evening.

With Independence Day round the corner, the Noida Authority has finalized the agency for constructing a proposed Shaheed Smarak in memory of martyr, Sardar Bhagat Singh. The memorial will be located in village Nalgaraha, which was a hideout and bomb-making centre for Bhagat Singh during India’s freedom movement. Today the village is part of Sector 145, off the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, an address boasting swanky residential towers and modern infrastructure.

Maoists on Wednesday strongly condemned the alleged killing of five innocent civilians, including a 2-year-old child, by security personnel in Kandhamal district on July 8.

A woman was stabbed 32 times by her live-in partner in Sector 73 of the Noida’s Sarfabad area where she was living with him for the past one year

Taking serious note of serving of junk food, which is easy to cook but harmful for health, in some private schools, Punjab State Child Rights Protection Commission chairman Sukesh Kalia has directed Secretary, Punjab School Education Board and DPI (Primary and Secondary) to take a self declaration certificate from all schools mentioning that they would not allow serving or sale of junk food in their premises.

Ravneet Kaur, a Ph.D. student (Biochemistry), Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) has been awarded research grant by the Department of Science and Technology under Women Scientist Scheme A (WOS-A) for pursuing doctoral research on “Biochemical basis of micronutrient deficiency tolerance in triticale X wheat derivative lines.” The fellowship amount is Rs 30,000/month with the project grant for three years amounting to Rs 17, 50,000/.