Новости за 21.10.2022

Five students of Rajkot-based Marwadi university have been booked for allegedly sodomising a fellow student. Three students had recorded the video of the victim bathing and started blackmailing him by threatening to circulate it widely. Thereafter they pressured him to either chop his private parts or jump from the hotel's terrace.

With the rise in stubble burning in the state, the air quality index (AQI) of Faridabad (312) on Friday reached ‘very poor’ level.

Jailed mafia don Mukhtar Ansari’s MLA son Abbas Ansari was granted bail by the court of MP-MLA in Mau district after he surrendered before it on Friday in two cases of violation of model code of conduct lodged against him during the 2022 assembly polls.

The additional district and sessions (POCSO) court here has sentenced a constable attached to the district armed reserve (DAR) police to life imprisonment for instigating a minor girl to suicide after sexually abusing her.

In a relief for the industrialists, the Punjab government has now empowered director of factories across the state to give approvals to building plans and completion certificates for standalone industries.

Zenevia, the tech fest of Bennett University, was held from 17-19 October, along with Uphoria, the cultural fest. The idea behind the fest was to strengthen the student tech community.

Ludhiana on Thursday reported one Covid-19 death after more than a month. Five fresh cases also surfaced during the day.

Two women were injured after two groups of people supporting different candidates for the post of Apartment Owners Association (AOA) president of Noida's Hyde Park society clashed on Thursday.

A 43-year-old man, visiting the Hassanamba tenmple in Hassan district died after suffering a cardiac arrest Thursday.

After weeks of back channel communications, former minister and MLA GT Devegowda on Thursday said he will remain in JD(S). Devegowda was said to be miffed with the party leadership and had stayed away from party activities for three years.

When a man collapsed at Bantwal railway station, Hemavathi, who was waiting for her train, had no second thoughts that she had to save him. Her journey to Bengaluru could wait.

A student of LLM ended his life by hanging himself from the ceiling of his room at BR Ambedkar Hostel of Banaras Hindu University on Wednesday. Before taking the step,Prem Shankar Kharwar updated his WhatsApp status by writing ‘Good bye all of you. Sorry to say’.

In a joint operation of army intelligence, Lucknow, SOG and Shahganj police, four persons were arrested in Jaunpur district on Wednesday night. They were allegedly involved in preparing forged documents of the army for the job of security guard.

The Banaras Hindu University administration on Thursday made an appeal not to create controversy over the question asked in semester examination.

The court of civil judge, senior division (fast-track court) started hearing in the injunction suit filed by Vishwa Vedic Sanatan Sangh-backed social worker Prabhu Narain here on Thursday.

The Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) will for the first time begin recycling plastic waste in the city. A plant working on the public-private partnership (PPP) mode was inaugurated by the civic body on Thursday in Atladara.

The liver, kidneys and eyes of a woman who was declared brain dead at a hospital here were donated on Thursday. A green corridor was prepared for the transportation of the organs to Ahmedabad.

The family of the nine-year-old girl, who died allegedly due to lack of oxygen support immediately after she lost consciousness during the morning assembly, on Thursday lodged a complaint against the school suspecting it of suppressing facts.

A mother-son duo was arrested along with intoxicants, cash and syringes in Bori Bazar locality of Morigaon district on Wednesday. The arrested persons have been identified as Mamtaz Begum and her son, Rabbul Hussain.

Bangladeshi delegates advocated establishment of more permanent land customs destinations between the two countries through the northeast, during a buyer-seller meet organised by the Indian Chamber of Commerce in association with the department of commerce, Union ministry of industry and

The health department on Thursday launched Swasthya Sewa Abhiyan (SSA)-2 to improve the state’s maternal mortality rate (MMR) and infant mortality rate (IMR). The SSA-2 aims to provide mother and child care through specialist doctors from remotest villages to the city.