Новости за 23.06.2015

The last date for submission of online forms on Monday witnessed heavy rush at the Government College for Girls where as many as 8,000 applicants had already applied online and around 12,000 prospectus were sold by the college.

A US airstrike in northern Iraq has killed an Islamic State operative who was a person of interest in the 2012 Benghazi attack, the Pentagon has said.

A US airstrike in northern Iraq has killed an Islamic State operative who was a person of interest in the 2012 Benghazi attack, the Pentagon has said.

With a view to promote sugarcane farming, the Punjab government has decided to modernize all sugar mills in the state.The state government will also be clearing outstanding dues of Rs 200 crore.

Agra police had visited Ludhiana with the production warrant of serial killer Baldev Singh.

Pre-monsoon Showers Likely In A DayShariq.Majeed@timesgroup.Here is some good news for residents braving the sultry conditions.

The municipal corporation (MC) has decided to disconnect water and sewerage connections of colonies that have failed to submit the documents or the regularization fees with the civic body.

The enforcement department of the Chandigarh municipal corporation on Monday carried out an anti-encroachment drive in various parts of the city and impounded 26 buses of different educational institutes and travel agencies.

A car caught fire at the light point of sectors 36 and 37 in the city on Monday.Manish Sharma, a Manimajra resident, was going to Sector 37 with his family when he stopped at the light point.

With less than a week remaining for the deadline to apply for under-graduate courses, Panjab University (PU) on Monday put up a helpdesk to assist students.

How can a man wanted by the Punjab Police for drug-peddling be enjoying himself at a disco in the heart of posh Chandigarh with impunity and no fear of the cops? It is this question that the police officials seem to be evading even as they point fingers at each other in the Sector 8 discotheque firing case of June1.

A day after Panjab University (PU) disqualified the Students Organization of India (SOI), Chandigarh, president Vikramjit (Vicky) Middukhera for cheating in a law entrance examination, various student parties came out in his support and protested outside vice-chancellor Arun Kumar Grover's office on Monday.

Professor Sunil K Arora of the department of immunopathology, PGI, has been invited to represent India and attend the meeting of the executive council of Federation of Immunological Societies of Asia-Oceania (FIMSA) to be held on July 1 at the Sands Convention Centre in Singapore.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Goa on Monday produced documents to show that PWD minister Ramkrishna ‘Sudin’ Dhavalikar never completed the BSc course and thus has “falsely claimed” the degree in his 2012 election affidavit.

With a pick-and-drop service in place, income of Rs 300 (approximately) a day and no burden of studies, child beggars in the city hate the idea of a better life.

It is time for the city residents to get their umbrellas ready as there are chances of pre-monsoon rainfall on Tuesday.

In keeping with the tradition of making summer vacation informative and exciting for students, The Times of India-Newspaper In Education (NIE) commenced its five-day summer workshop on journalism with much enthusiasm.

Around 2,500 JBT teachers on Monday started their protest from Sector 5 to remind the Haryana government regarding the policy to make them permanent in the education department.

With both Punjab and Haryana given their consent to bring 40 million gallon daily (MGD) additional water from Kajauli to Chandigarh, the MC has finally prepared a detailed agenda item to submit Rs 98 crore to Punjab government as it will bring pipeline from Kajauli to Jandpur village near Chandigarh.

Two girls blew themselves up today near a crowded mosque in northeast Nigeria's biggest city, killing about 30 people, witnesses said.

Two girls blew themselves up today near a crowded mosque in northeast Nigeria's biggest city, killing about 30 people, witnesses said.

Konkan Railway Corporation (KRC) has agreed to start a diesel/electric multiple unit, colloquially called a local train, between Pernem and Margao later this year, while the South Western Railway has proposed to undertake double-tracking from Kullem to Vasco.

The Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti (KMSS) on Friday vowed to intensify its movement for land rights of city dwellers who often face the threat of eviction

Chief minister Tarun Gogoi on Monday inaugurated an excavator under Mission Flood Free in the city. Cleaning up water bodies will reduce the problem to a great extent, said the CM

The Brahmaputra Cracker and Polymer Limited (BCPL), popularly known as the Assam Gas Cracker Project, is expected to go on-stream from next month. Trial runs have already been initiated in several units of the plant that are complete, BCPL general manager (HR) P K Mati said on Monday