Новости за 19.12.2022

Haryana home and health minister Anil Vij on Monday had a ‘miraculous escape’ as shocker of his official Mercedes car broke on KMP expressway, he said.

A man accused of raping a 14-year-old girl escaped from police custody in Uttar Pradesh's Noida Monday, prompting suspension proceedings against a head constable and a home guard, officials said.

BJP general secretary Prithviraj Harichandan while addressing a press conference here on Monday said Mandis are yet to be opened in coastal districts. Some Mandis were opened in western Odisha districts after much delay, he added.

A teacher in Karnataka’s Gadag district flung a Class IV student from the first floor of the school building on Monday. The boy succumbed to his injuries at KIMS hospital.

Police denied permission to the ‘Marathi Mahamelava’ (Marathi convention), organised by the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti (MES) at the Vaccine Depot Ground in Tilakwadi on Monday and detained leaders, including MES working president and former MLA Manohar Kinekar, former mayor Shivaji Sunthakar, RI Patil, Prakash Maragale who were marching towards the event spot.

Panipat Police on Monday arrested a man who allegedly killed his lover's husband and buried his body inside a room of his house at Patti Kalyana village under Samalkha sub-district in Haryana's Panipat district.

The bandh call given by Raitha Sangha, and other organisations demanding fair price to sugarcane, Rs.40 per liter of milk supplied to KMF, waiver of various electricity bill disrupted normal life in the district.

Open dumping and burning of solid waste near the road between Nawada village and IMT Manesar has become a major cause of concern for the residents and commuters of the area.

Even after getting approval for water connection in March this year, the work for laying a pipeline in Sector 38 is yet to begin, residents claim. They said that every summer, they face severe water crisis, leaving some of the pockets without supply for days.

Due to concerns about the border dispute with Maharashtra and potential disruptions from protests by various groups, Belagavi city has been put on high alert as the winter session of the Karnataka Legislature begins on Monday. The city has a heavy security presence, resembling a military cantonment.

In a major swoop, the forest department on Sunday seized body parts and organs of 34 wild animals, some of which were also of various endangered species, from a man who allegedly sold these for tantric practices in Deesa's Gandhi Chowk area in Banaskantha district.

On Monday, former chief minister Siddaramaiah and other Congress party leaders held a protest at the entrance of the Suvarna Vidhana Soudha (SVS) in Belagavi, opposing the installation of a portrait of Veer Savarkar inside the assembly hall.

A state-level kisan panchayat held in Panipat on Sunday served a seven-day ultimatum to the state government to fix the state advised price (SAP) for sugarcane at Rs 450 per quintal.

Residents of blocks B and D in Greater Noida’s Sector 3 complained that mud and silt cleaned from the sewer has been left in the open on the roadsides for over a month now. Occasionally, parts of the silt, which has dried up now, fly back into the open sewer.

Cyber criminals have paralysed the working of the website of Hazaribag district supply officer Arvind Kumar, which in turn has severly affected the public distribution system.

School buses and vans carrying more children than permitted have come under the scanner with Hubballi and Dharwad police registering nearly 100 cases and seizing 11 vehicles for violating transport rules in the latest round of crackdown

Panchamasali Lingayats have threatened to hold night-long dharnas every night from Thursday (December 22) till the last day of the winter session, if the Basavaraj Bommai government fails to accord the community 2A category reservation.

Sambalpur BJP MLA and leader of opposition Jayanarayan Mishra has alleged that lawyers arrested in connection with the December 12 violence at the district court complex are being subjected to torture by the police.

For five years, Bichitra Mallick (50) lived with a bullet lodged in his left hand, unaware of its existence. Owner of a stationary shop in Rajnagar area of the district, Mallick was fired upon by two miscreants over past enmity on the night of September 22, 2017. He was lucky to survive the attack with one of the bullets piercing his abdomen.

Intensifying exercises in the city for preparations ahead of hosting mega international events in 2023, the district administration has fixed deadline to remove the maze of cables and wires of mobile network companies, cable TV network operators hanging on walls and poles along the city

Come June and environment-friendly water taxis are likely to start ferrying pilgrims to Kashi Vishwanath Dham and ghats, shifting the load from city roads.

In view of the proposed events of G20 and Shanghai Cooperation Organization in coming months, the district administration has geared up preparations to improve roads, connectivity and traffic scene.