Новости за 23.06.2015

Hyderabad district collector K Nirmala on Monday suspended Trimulgherry tehsildar T Ramakrishna on the allegations of working against the interests of the state government and also failing to protect government land in Alwal village.

Taking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Give up LPG subsidy’ (#GiveItUp) initiative forward, oil majors have decided to rope in employees of multi-national companies (MNCs) in Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy districts to give up the sop. Apart from MNCs, Tollywood personalities and defence personnel will also be explained about the #GiveItUp movement.

Researchers have developed a new application that generates traffic information of cities and roads by detecting the Bluetooth device boarded on vehicles.

Don't name your shops after gods and goddesses - is the very 'sobering' advisory of the Andhra Pradesh government to private liquor stores in the residual state.

A new technology that reads brainwaves to allow users to change TV channels with their mind has been developed in the UK.

Scientists have developed a new coating which mimics the unique wing structure of owls to substantially reduce noise in aircraft, wind turbines and computers.

In a major blow to medical education in Telangana, Medical Council of India (MCI) officials on Monday said they have recommended cancellation of 400 MBBS seats in four different colleges, including two owned by Ch Malla Reddy, the TDP lawmaker from Malkajgiri constituency in Hyderabad.

Even as the city administration claims that there is serious shortage of schools in the city for primary sections, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) is turning its own school building into parking lots.

J G Mahurkar, general secretary of Western Railway Mazdoor Sangh (WRMS), announced widespread protest against the recommendations of the Bibek Debroy Commission report on Indian Railways and said that the railway workers would not tolerate the sweeping changes.

A biotech firm has managed to 3D print rhino horns as part of a bid to curb poaching. Pembient, a startup based in San Francisco, plans to flood the Chinese market with the synthetic horns which carry the same genetic fingerprint as the real thing.

Gujarat high court on Monday asked all criminal courts and special courts to hear and pass order on remand application filed by cops on the day the accused is produced in court.

The official vehicle of Shobha Bhutada, superintendent of police of Bharuch district, met with an accident near Kalyangadh Patia on Bavla-Bagodara highway when the vehicle driver tried to take a sharp turn to avert a collision.

Two rape survivors - just 12 and 14 years of age - whose torment began after they were sold twice by their father, have restarted school with new uniforms which their mother bought using the compensation offered by the government.

Former National Investigation Agency (NIA) personnel Devilal Vaishnav, his son Suresh Vaishnav, and one Shankar Shekhavat were booked on Monday by the city police for extorting Rs 60 lakh from a city-based businessman.

Gujarat University proposes to conduct online centralized admissions to MCom, MSc and MEd courses scheduled on June 29.

The recent attack on a radio cab has once again revealed that auto-rickshaw and cab owners call the shots when it comes to fares in the city.

Here is some good news for Amdavadis who are eagerly awaiting their first monsoon showers.

The St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad, under its autonomous system launched the BSc Biotechnology degree on Monday.

When will their admissions take place? This question is haunting students of medical and paramedical courses who have already filled up their forms. The matter is likely to go to the Supreme Court.

Right from the word go the spectre of empty seats is haunting engineering colleges in Gujarat. The Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC) on Monday declared results for the first mock round of degree engineering colleges, however, 16,532 seats could not find any takers.

The Gujarat high court on Monday directed government officials and school authorities to be circumspect about “garib crorepatis” who exploit the Right to Education (RTE) laws.

: Even though authorities have stalled guarders on both sides of the road underneath the Doraha Flyover where the ammonia gas leak occurred, leading to the death of five people, a resident of the area has sat on hunger strike demanding reconstruction of road - reducing the level of road so that the incident is not repeated.

Three people were injured after a speeding bus hit an auto-rickshaw near Bus Stand area on Monday evening.

Excise and taxation department would be formulating friendly policies for Value Added Tax (VAT) dealers to ensure that working becomes hassle free and more transparent there by resulting in increased revenue for the government as well.

The cycle industry has demanded that the central government should increase the import duty on bicycle pumps as the imported ones are eating away the market share of pumps being manufactured in Punjab, especially Ludhiana.