Новости за 01.06.2023

It is learnt that the incident took place after three boys from Kerala were spotted with three girls also hailing from Kerala but studying in a private medical college in Mangaluru.

Officials and the agency constructing the Baramunda Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT) in Bhubaneswar on Thursday were asked to complete the work by July end this year. So far, 85 percent of the work has been finished.

Sasihithlu Beach was buzzing with action from early in the morning, marking the beginning of the calendar year for Indian surfing.

​​ Notably in the month of April ED had arrested Dhoot who was former Naib Tehsildar in Majri Block in SAS Nagar.

The Ambala unit of Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested two clerks of the education department allegedly for taking bribe of Rs 55,000 on Thursday.

SP Mohit Handa said, of the 12 arrested accused persons, one Nitish was brought on transit warrant to Yamunanagar. T

The aim of the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) is to build a healthy society, said retired IPS officer Gopal B Hosur who is also the vice president of IRCS's Karnataka branch.

A massive fire broke out in a dyeing unit on Tajpur road in Ludhiana on Thursday evening. No loss of life was reported in the incident.

The Haryana Police have apprehended 10 shooters associated with notorious gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldie Brar from Gurgaon district.

Acting on complaints, Lokayukta police on Wednesday raided offices, houses and other premises of 15 government officials.

The excavator machine engaged in the construction of Shivpur-Kathautia railway line was set ablaze by 12 armed men who identified themselves as extremists of Tritiya Sammelan Prastuti Committee (TSPC). The incident took place at Phulwaria Bridge number 106 under Tandwa police station area of the district.

: In a most horrific and reprehensible crime, a 46-year-old man was slapped with a 12-year rigorous imprisonment sentence by the Special Court (Pocso Act) for repeated rape and impregnation of his own daughter, in Aizawl on Wednesday.

Various student organisations of the 'Zo' ethnic group in Delhi on Wednesday reiterated that there is no solution to lasting peace other than the establishment of a separate administration, no less than a union territory, for the Kuki-Hmar-Zomi tribes of Manipur.

The agriculture and food safety departments of the Assam government will begin testing of vegetables to check if there is any contaminated substance from June 5 as the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) has provided 200 testing kits to the departments, in pursuant to a previous order of the court.

Over 700 contractual employees of the Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC) protested in Guwahati on Wednesday after they were fired from service by the corporation after the appointments were found illegal.

After luxurious cruise, Ro-Ro vessels and CNG fuel for boats, Kashi is likely to have the country's first hydrogen-fuelled water taxis in the river Ganga, soon.

aper tickets, passes created online and manually for offering aartis, 'sugam darshan', daily darshan and for traders will soon be a thing of past as post the G-20 events in June, the temple administration will start issuing radio frequency identification (RFID) cards.

The Chakeri police in Kanpur has booked a local man, Abdul Wahid, who allegedly posed himself as 'Mohan Lal', married a Hindu woman, exploited her sexually for two years and then forced her to convert her religion under the state's anti-conversion law and other sections of IPC, including rape.

Saraswati Vidya Mandir Higher Secondary School, Nilakantha Nagar, here has achieved 100% results in science and commerce streams in Plus II, the results of which were declared on Wednesday. With this, the private school has achieved the rare distinction of 100% results for 15 and 11 years in a row in science and commerce streams, respectively.

After a prolonged wait, the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) announced the annual higher secondary (Plus II) results of science and commerce on Wednesday. While 84.93% students passed in the science stream, and 81.12% passed in commerce stream, the pass percentage recorded a drop compared to 2022.

Several sectors in Noida and Ghaziabad reported short to long outages post Tuesday evening showers. In some areas, the outages dragged on till Wednesday. Rural areas of the two districts were worst hit, facing prolonged power cuts. Meanwhile, officials said local faults and cable breaks largely accounted for these power cuts.