Новости за 18.06.2019

The 11th and 12th edition of the national-level dog show organized by the Anamalais Kennel Club was a major attraction for dog lovers in the city.

Ekamra Walks, the only guided heritage trails in the city, which resumed after more than a month, provided a good platform for creating awareness on safeguarding the environment.

The hub of Kesar mango Talala market yard will discontinue the auction of Mango of this season from today evening. According to the data released by the market yard, the less quantity of mango auctioned this year compared to last year that’s because of less production and uncertain weather.

Security forces arrested a Maoist carrying a reward of Rs 1 lakh on his head in Malkangiri district, a BSF officer said on Monday.

Last year, the government had decided to revise the salary of state-run university and college teachers on the basis of the Seventh Pay Commission recommendations starting from January 1, 2016.

Outdoor patient care was partially affected in hospitals across the state on Monday as thousands of doctors joined the nationwide strike called by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in support of their colleagues in West Bengal.

Kanpur Dehat police on Monday raided a government basic primary school and unearthed an illegal country-made liquor factory on its premises.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is predicted to become the third leading cause of death by 2030. Low and middle-income countries shoulder much burden of COPD and it is a major public health problem in India.

After his party's debacle in the recent Lok Sabha polls, former chief minister and Congress veteran Tarun Gogoi on Monday said the Grand Old Party in the state should emulate the RSS model of mass contact that helped BJP win elections in Assam. He, however, was quick to clarify that he is not endorsing the RSS ideology though.

Medical services across the northeast were severly hit on Monday as over 10,000 doctors stayed away from work because of the strike called by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in the wake of the assault on two junior doctors in a Kolkata hospital on Tuesday.

Haryana minister of state for social justice and empowerment Krishan Kumar Bedi on Monday claimed that state politics would see a major twist in the next 10 days as former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda would leave Congress and join another political party.

The police arrested nine persons from Kaithal late on Sunday night for indulging in betting during the India-Pakistan cricket World Cup match, said an official on Monday. The crime investigation agency (CIA) also seized Rs 2.60 lakh in cash, 17 mobiles phones and one television set during the operation.

The strike by resident doctors of PGIMS here over the suicide by an MD student ended on its fourth day on Monday. Dr Omkar of MD final year had committed suicide on Thursday, after which his colleagues had registered an FIR against their head of department Dr Geeta Gathwala, alleging that she had mentally tortured the deceased.

The Punjab police on Monday dismissed 11 cops, including six station house officers, three head constables and two constables, after they were found guilty of wrongdoings in departmental inquiries against them.

The state health department ordered probe into the incident where 33 women, apparently from economically weaker section, were made to lie on floor after tubectomy.

Bhubaneswar residents and various organisations celebrated World Environment Day recently by holding various programmes and conducting activities like planting trees and distributing saplings and cleaning the surroundings.

The Odia film industry saw the shubh mahurat of another romantic Odia film, Bibek Kumar’s Mote Ishq Helare, this month.

Diarrhoea outbreak in Bathonian Khurd village in Rajpura block of the district has claimed two lives leaving hundreds ill in the last three days.