Новости за 03.07.2015

Relatives of eight-year-old Franshela Vaz, who was abducted by her uncle and killed, are in untold shock after coming to know that one of their own family members had killed her.

President Vladimir Putin says the West has sought to split Russian society with economic sanctions but has failed to reach its goal.

President Vladimir Putin says the West has sought to split Russian society with economic sanctions but has failed to reach its goal.

Liver transplants in India are facing a strange hurdle — fatty liver. Top surgeons say nearly 50% of livers from live donors and 80% of those from cadavers are rejected because there is excess accumulation of fat in the organ.

The School of Open Learning's admission may have been delayed by a month, but when it started on June 29 it did so with a surprise.

The School of Open Learning's admission may have been delayed by a month, but when it started on June 29 it did so with a surprise.

The third cutoff list issued by Delhi University on Friday night has shown a large number of courses still open for admission.

The third cutoff list issued by Delhi University on Friday night has shown a large number of courses still open for admission.

Tension is simmering in northeast Delhi's Sriram Colony over holding of an RSS shakha in a local park.

Khusboo’s parents who own a pucca four-room house with courtyard could have afforded to construct a lavatory but a lavatory never figured in their priority list.

Railway traffic on the north-south route continued to be disrupted even after 17 days following collapse of signalling system due to fire in route relaying interlocking (RRI) cabin of Itarsi station, one of the biggest railway junctions in the country. At least 26 trains have been cancelled for next two days.

The Delhi high court on Friday ordered the directorate of education (DoE) to inspect the premises where students of Mirambika Free Progress School have been shifted recently.

Three labourers died after a basement wall of a hospital under construction in Dwarka collapsed on Friday morning.

Every morning at 6.30 sharp, 12-15 retired men troop down to a neighbourhood park in Freedom Fighters’ Enclave, Neb Sarai. They joke it’s to escape their wives, but there’s nothing escapist about the way they play badminton for the next two hours.

Many Motorists Claim They Were Unaware Of Traffic Diversions

A nine-year-old boy died after a door grille kept in the balcony of a municipal school fell on him in northwest Delhi's Swaroop Nagar on Thursday afternoon.

In a major reshuffle, the Delhi government on Friday issued orders for the transfer of medical superintendents of 11 state-run hospitals. This includes Lok Nayak, Guru Tegh Bahadur, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya and Baba Sahib Ambedkar hospitals.

Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said Bangaru Telangana can be achieved only by improving green cover in the state. He said enhanced green cover would be the only solution to drought situation in the state.

The Telangana State Forensic Science Laboratory (TSFSL) has reportedly furnished the mirror image copy of data in the HTC phone of Bishop Harry Sebastian, an accused in cash-for-vote case, to the ACB special court.

A joint team of forest department officers and sleuths from the crime branch was in for a surprise on Friday when, while searching for a gang of animal traffickers, they chanced upon a gunny bag stuffed with four langurs.

In a setback to the Andhra Pradesh CID that is probing the phone tapping case, a local court has given one month time to three service providers to furnish call details in the phone tapping case.

As the stalemate over the chief of Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) of Delhi government continues, a letter from the office of the lieutenant-governor of Delhi, Najeeb Jung, to the chief secretary of the state has rejected the recent Delhi government order in which it was asserted that the director of vigilance is ACB's head of department with powers to issue directions to all in ACB.

Broaching the subject of “continuous efforts” of various bodies and individuals to allow the government to take madrassas within its ambit by the formation of a State Madrassa Board, the Islamic scholar reiterated that the board is against this.

The web counselling for Eamcet has been postponed by the Jawaharlal Nehru Technology University (JNTU), Hyderabad, by two days and will now start on July 8.

In a couple of weeks, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) will deliver an order which is likely to have a major impact on Delhi’s air quality. The tribunal will decide whether diesel vehicles more than 10 years old would be phased out.