Новости за 01.11.2023

Three mobile LED vans have been dispatched to remote villages in Jharkhand, India, to broadcast live action from the Women's Asian Champions Trophy being held in Ranchi. The vans are stationed in the villages of three hockey players - Nikki Pradhan, Salima Tete, and Sangita Kumari - allowing their families and communities to watch their performances. The initiative is hoped to inspire more budding players from these regions and bring development to their communities.

Nandini Das, an Indian-origin author and Oxford academic, has won the 11th British Academy Book Prize for Global Cultural Understanding for her debut novel, "Courting India: England, Mughal India and the Origins of Empire". The book challenges existing notions about India's pre-colonial period and the origins of the British Empire. Through the story of the first English ambassador in India, the book offers an entertaining and unbiased encounter between the two cultures, highlighting their ambitions, misunderstandings, and prejudices.

It will consist of farmer engagement activities, displaying emerging technologies and machinery, experience centers, technical sessions, policy roundtables, B2B meetings, international food festival, quiz competitions, cooking competitions and many more.

A retired district attorney allegedly murdered his wife at their house in Gurdev Nagar in Ludhiana city on Wednesday afternoon.

This incident occurred on October 30 within Sector 137 of the housing society, falling under the jurisdiction of the Sector 142 police station.

Addressing the gathering during the ‘Main Punjab Bolda Haan’ debate organised in Ludhiana on Wednesday, the chief minister said that SYL is a saga of "treachery, betrayal and sin" against Punjab and Punjabis by its own leadership.

Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday criticized opposition leaders for their absence from the 'Main Punjab Bolda Haan' debate, suggesting that they had no tangible issues to discuss.

Three members of Purani Pension Bahali Sangharsh committee in Punjab were restrained from moving out on Wednesday, as they had announced to reach PAU’s Dr Manmohan Singh auditorium to meet Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann with their demands related to pension scheme.

Gujarat-bound trains on the Western Railway route faced a significant delay of almost 12 hours due to an overhead equipment breakdown near Dahanu station in Maharashtra's Palghar district. The incident caused inconvenience to passengers traveling between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. The breakdown occurred at Dahanu Road station at 11 pm on Wednesday, and the Gujarat-bound line was restored at 10.25 am on Wednesday. Speed restrictions have been imposed in the affected section. Suburban trains between Churchgate and Virar remain unaffected.

Entrepreneurs in Noida's industrial sectors 4, 5, 7, and 10 have raised concerns about encroachments, garbage dumps, and open drains. The Noida Entrepreneurs Association (NEA) met with officials from the Noida Authority to discuss these issues. NEA representatives demanded the covering of an open drain, installation of speed breakers, and repair of faulty drains. They also raised concerns about the foul smell from garbage dumps and unfair vehicle parking challans. The Authority has initiated an anti-encroachment... Читать дальше...

Ludhiana's police commissioner, Mandeep Singh Sidhu, has responded to political leaders' criticism of his two-day leave coinciding with a debate on the SYL issue. Sidhu posted pictures of himself and his family at the Golden Temple, stating that the leaders' accusations were false and a conspiracy. The sudden leave raised concerns among BJP and SAD leaders, who questioned the government's motives for tightening control over the city before the debate.

A 71-year-old newspaper vendor from Mysuru has been chosen for the Rajyotsava Award. Javarappa has been distributing newspapers for the past five decades, starting when he was just 15 years old. He continues to deliver newspapers to around 250 houses in the city, including the Mysuru Palace. Javarappa is also working as a salesman for another company and is active and healthy. He has not taken a day off from his newspaper distribution job in the last 56 years.