Новости за 29.10.2019

Nimrat Kaur visited her home in Noida to celebrate Diwali with her mother.

With sanitary workers on leave at a number of places in Gurgaon after Diwali, a bunch of city-based college students took matters in their own hands to clean up the roads.

The actor is riding the high wave after the success of his recent Tulu film, Girgit

Kushi has won Rajyotsava ward for her achievements in Yoga

The law department heeding to a long standing demand of trade bodies in Karnataka has scrapped its July 31, 2018 order designating three courts in the state – two in Bengaluru and one in Ballari – as commercial courts.

The body of a 27-year-old woman was found hanging from a ceiling fan inside her house here on Tuesday, police said.

Southern Railway will undertake block work between Mangaluru Junction and Jokatte on October 31 for track restoration work due to land slide.

Ambala police registered a case against unknown accused who organised an event in which some bulls, cows, and piglets were made to fight each other in Ram Bagh area of Ambala Cantonment on Monday.

A well-marked low pressure area just off the Sri Lankan coast which is intensifying into a depression and moving towards the Kerala coast is likely to bring good rain to Tamil Nadu in another 48 hours, according to weathermen.

Psychiatrist and head of the psychiatry department at Coimbatore Medical College Dr M S Jagadeesan says he sees at least three to four new children, aged under 12 years, a month with addiction issues.

District administrations, civic bodies and organisations have initiated campaigns to seal abandoned borewells properly or put them to better use by converting them into rainwater harvesting structures. They have also warned of stringent action against those who leave such borewells open.

Riding on the relaxed foreign direct investment (FDI) norms, the Greater Noida Authority is expecting to generate close to 1.25 lakh jobs over the next two years.

Having lost Rs 12 crore in revenue to unauthorised ads in just nine months, the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has come up with a revised template to make it easier to keep track of advertisers and vendors.

The air quality in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad worsened on Monday evening post Diwali celebrations, as the index in the cities crossed 400-mark in a span of three hours (4-7pm), which falls in the ‘severe’ category.

The Koraput notified area council (NAC), which has already prohibited the use of polythene bags below 40 micron since this October 2, has now come up with an innovative way of encouraging residents to adhere to the ban. On Monday, it launched a programme in which every resident who brings a kilogram of discarded polythene bags, plastic bottles and cups will get food under the state government’s subsidised Aahaar scheme.

Noise pollution levels in both Noida and Ghaziabad were marginally better this Diwali than the last one. According to a pollution control board official, the ambient noise level between 6pm and 12am on Sunday was 72dBA. Last year, the noise level was 76.3 dBA.

Nearly 12 cases of fire were reported in Patiala city on Diwali. However, no loss of life was reported but a car and a house were damaged completely after they allegedly caught fire due to crackers.

Noida and Greater Noida witnessed multiple incidents of violence on Diwali, keeping police on their toes.

Diwali celebrations turned the clock back on the city’s air quality, taking the AQI to a two-month-high of 372 on Monday. It was the season’s first ‘very poor’ day and a 24% spike in pollution levels. Yet, it was the cleanest post-Diwali day the city has had in three years

The Khanna police in Ludhiana district on Wednesday arrested gangster Shubham Parjapat, a resident of Mugalpura village in Uklana block of Hisar district along with three others from Amloh road in Khanna.