Новости за 27.08.2016

According to sources, four ambulances will ply in villages starting Sunday to provide free medical aid to the needy.

A day after three of a family died when a car fell into a Ganga canal in Badaun, relatives of the victims staged a protest at Pari Chowk on Saturday alleging police inaction.

The Janhit Morcha is set to begin an indefinite protest for a toll-free DND flyway on Sunday.

directed to provide Rs 30 crore to the power department to set up a customer relation cell to address residents' complaints.

The district health authority on Saturday confirmed the season's first chikungunya case in the city after a 35-year-old man tested positive.

A survey by the district health authority and the MCG has found 11,755 mosquito breeding sites in the city this month.The survey team visited 93,848 houses from July 31 to August 26 to take stock of the situation.

'Virasat', Spic Macay's annual national festival of culture, got under way this week.And this time around, the Gurgaon chapter is looking to focus on multi-day workshops in as many schools as it can reach.

state's additional chief secretary (school education) over his alleged indifference towards the school stay on fee hike controversy.

The district health authority on Saturday confirmed the season's first chikungunya case in the city after a 35-year-old man tested positive.

The traffic police fined erring drivers and towed vehicles on Saturday evening as part of the enforcement drive.

The state government has decided to give Rs 3 lakh to the family of the Mewat gang rape survivors and a government job to the son of the murdered farmer.

As the sun sets, women who stay in Gurgaon or come to offices here, flock to Metro stations and bus stands with a certain urgency to reach home.

Singapore-based business space solutions provider Ascendas-Singbridge said on Saturday it will develop an IT park over an 8 million square feet area, in Gurgaon at a project cost of $400 million.

While sportspersons welcome the PM’s announcement of setting up a task force for the next three Olympics, they say that it has got its job cut out.

Cyclists from the city say the tracks are not maintained properly and suffer from encroachment and administrative apathy.

As these two-wheeler taxis solve the connectivity problem for commuters, for the riders ferrying them, it comes with a different set of problems. While some complain that a few customers get too cozy, their biggest problem is customers refusing to wear helmets.