Новости за 28.06.2019

Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli is having quite a time at the World Cup in England. He is among the runs with four half-centuries and the Indian team is almost certain for the semi-finals. However, the same cannot be said for his household staff. Earlier this month, the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) fined Kohli Rs 500 after his neighbours complained that the star cricketer’s domestic help would routinely waste drinking water to wash the six cars at Kohli’s DLF Phase 1 residence.

Move over exotic celebrations for your birthday, it’s time your four-legged friends also felt special on their big day

Girish A Koushik is the third Grandmaster from Karnataka and 63rd from India

Odisha’s overall debt stock may touch Rs 1.06 lakh crore by end of 2019-20 financial year as the state government has estimated gross borrowing amount of Rs 23,584 crore from various sources during the current fiscal year.

City youngsters craving for something different to enjoy on their weekends got to witness stand-up comedian Priyaranjan Sahoo in action recently.

After a gap of two months, heritage enthusiasts in Cuttack participated in a walk that gave them a glimpse of the city’s history.

The timings of the trains originating and passing through Rajkot is changing from 1st July. The eight train will run before current schedule time and four trains will run after the current schedule time.

Gurgaon-based Krantz Art Gallery organized an art exhibition from 21 to 24 June in Sector-29.The purpose of this art gallery was to motivate new artists and help promote their art to a wide audience.

A mock exercise to check earthquake preparedness was held at five different places across the Gautam Buddh Nagar district. In the mock drill, information and training to prevent casualties in the advent of an earthquake was given to the public.

Following a TOI report published on June 27, the Railway Recruitment Cell of South Western Railway (RRC SWR) issued corrigendum to its earlier notification no.1/2019 GDCE dated 20.06.2019, on Thursday.

A Jaguar fighter jet on Thursday morning jettisoned its payload, including its filled fuel tank and small practice bombs, after being hit by a bird while taking off from Ambala Cantonment Indian Air Force (IAF) Station, said the police.

A block development and project officer (BDPO) of Julana town had allegedly knocked off a tooth of a BJP district mahamantri of OBC wing and block committee member.

Two siblings died of asphyxia after allegedly being locked in a steel trunk in Khamariya area here, police said.

Jalandhar deputy commissioner Varinder Kumar Sharma and commissioner of police Gurpreet Singh Bhullar on Thursday asked the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to make the PAP Chowk flyover operational at the earliest by making necessary amendments in design, if needed, to ensure safety of commuters.

The viral videos of Ludhiana jail inmates after violence on the jail premises, in which they are seen carrying rods and sharpedged weapons, is a stark reminder of the state of affairs in the jail, which has witnessed seizure of drugs, mobile phones and weapons in the past as well.

The Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) zoo officials filed a police complaint against two unknown persons after it came to light that they were throwing stones on a leopard at the Sayajibaug zoo

An alert has been sounded for two districts in lower Assam where rivers are in spate following heavy rain in neighbouring Bhutan since Wednesday. A severe crisis looms over Chirang and Nalbari districts in lower Assam forcing people to take shelter in camps.

A day after a 19-year-old nursing student of Jyotiba Nursing College in Visnagar, Mehsana committed suicide in her hostel room, her father alleged that his daughter ended life due to the harassment by the authorities of the college run by M L Charitable Trust in Bhandu, over payment of fees

Lok Sabha MP from Assam and member of the standing committee on defence, Gaurav Gogoi, has written to defence minister Rajnath Singh reminding him of the delay in setting up the state's second Sainik School at Golaghat. The first one is in Goalpara.

Citing Gauhati high court's June 25 order and the heatwave conditions prevailing in the country's northwestern parts, the Assam forest department on Thursday kept in abeyance its permission granted to the owners of four captive elephants to send the animals to a temple in Ahmedabad for the Rath Yatra on July 4.

The additional district and sessions judge (first), Rajat Singh Jain, on Friday rejected the bail application of Gulam Junaid Khan, an accused in the international kidney transplant racket unearthed in the city on February 17.