Новости за 03.09.2019

Popular pandals – including Kodikal, Mangaladevi, Bejai Market, Kodialbail, Valencia and Babugudda – continued to draw in devotees

A Delhi man has been fined a whopping Rs 23,000 here for riding a motorcycle without wearing a helmet and also for not carrying important documents.

Ganesh puja was celebrated with much grandeur and devotion across the twin cities of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.

The agriculture festival of western Odisha, Nuakhai, was celebrated across the state.

Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor Ahuja was in Bhubaneswar yesterday to inaugurate a jewellery showroom.

Police on Monday nabbed a 32-year-old criminal after an encounter at city railway station under Dhanupali police limits in the city.

A 22-year-old private security guard allegedly committed suicide on Tuesday morning by jumping before a train at a metro station, officials said.

An ailing man and his son were killed on Monday morning after their bike was hit by a speeding van on Chakalvanshi-Bithoor road under Kotwali police station in Unnao district on Monday morning,

Healthcare services in Assam's Jorhat district took a hit on Monday as doctors in government and private hospitals stayed away from their work to protest against the killing of an elderly doctor by a mob on Saturday.

On World Coconut Day, scientists have cited nutritional deficiency, lack of irrigation and incidence of diseases as the reason for decline in coconut production in Assam. At 48.25 nuts per tree, the state is lagging behind in coconut production as compared to the national average of 64.8 nuts per tree per year, despite having immense potential for growth in coconut sector.

Assam BJP minority cell chief Mominul Awal lashed out at All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) president Asaduddin Owaisi for his statement that the "so-called myth of illegal citizens was busted" after the National Register of Citizens (NRC) was published in Assam.

Renu Bala Hajong was barely eight years old when her parents were forced to leave their village in erstwhile East Pakistan's Mymensing district in 1964. After travelling on foot and bullock carts for days, they first reached Meghalaya's Garo Hills before entering Assam's Goalpara district where were finally rehabilitated as refugees.