Новости за 19.07.2015

The building looks decrepit and its insides are ill-lit. One has to wade through mounds of garbage and bear with the foul smell from a nearby corporation toilet to locate the entrance.

The maximum number of road accidents occur between 6pm and 3am, when people return home from the workplace or after partying.

A 21-year-old small-time trader, Aditya Singh, was killed by four men in Nalasopara on Saturday night.

At a recent meeting of the Sabarmati Riverfront Development Corporation Ltd, the board of directors was told that clearances from the finance and revenue departments had been obtained for reclaimed land and cost adjustments.

Rain is known for being elusive in Chennai. But for the past one week, the city has been receiving a steady amount of rainfall.

The state government has temporarily stayed pensions of 85 freedom fighters, recently sanctioned by chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, after learning that three of them were already dead.

A five-member gang who cheated more than 100 people by promising them jobs in Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) was arrested by police on Sunday.

Gujarat has become one of the first states to acquire a Total Containment Vehicle (TCV) — an unmanned containment machine for disposing of powerful bombs that cannot be defused otherwise.

The police on Sunday arrested the autorickshaw driver who allegedly sexually harassed a 22-year-old female journalist on the main road outside Phoenix Mall in Kurla (east).

Three days after the death of a class nine student of Don Bosco Matriculation school in Egmore, police are probing whether the school management has been negligent in terms of the school's safety.

A major tussle between institutes in the vicinity of Gujarat University and Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) is all set to emerge over a new town planning scheme (TP) road.

As monsoon looms, unfinished underground drainage work has left the city paralysed.

Twenty-four hours after the police commissioner suspended the assistant inspector who was responsible for the delay in filing an FIR against three youths, including a woman, for attacking and slashing a 29-year-old biker with a paper cutter on July 14, the Malad police got their act together.

The long dry spell seems to have neared its end, with the India Meteorological Department forecasting moderate to heavy rainfall in Gujarat for the next three days.

Once infamous for reporting one of the highest incidences of leptospirosis in the world, Andaman has fought a dramatic battle to turn things around.

A 16-year-old girl was found gang-raped in an isolated spot in Botanic Garden here on Sunday.

From CU to JU, trouble just doesn't seem to leave Suranjan Das. Just 48 hours into his new job, the Jadavpur University vice-chancellor had to firefight an agitation that threatened to spiral out of control.

Seventeen-year-old Binal Patel, who was raring to join college, lost her father in the landslide in Khopoli on Sunday.

Once a pioneer in the sector of renewable energy, West Bengal now does not even figure among the top ten states in the country in terms of developing renewable energy, say latest figures available with the ministry of new and renewable energy (MNRE).

The seafood you eat could have toxic elements like mercury, arsenic, lead and cadmium, a study has found.

As if life at the border enclaves was not difficult enough, Hasanur Rahaman has an even tougher time as the Karala fragment enclave resident lives on a 150-yard strip between the fencing and the border.

With the closure of over a dozen hotels and resorts for alleged violation of Coastal Zone Regulations, thousands of Sunderbans residents have lost their jobs.

Tension gripped Bamuha village on Saturday after a Class-VIII girl disappeared from a paddy field. On Sunday, her body was fished out from Kulik river at Raiganj.

With chief minister Mamata Banerjee being invited to Asia House in London for a round-table meeting on July 29, top state officials are working overtime to prepare for the 90-minute power-packed event, which is likely to pave the way for investment propositions in Bengal.

Sourav Das, an undergraduate student at Ranaghat College in Nadia, was found hanging from the ceiling of his home at Taherpur Ghoshpara early on Saturday.