Новости за 10.08.2015

The power consumers of the industrial city are set to receive a jolt in the arm as they will be served with hiked power bills in the ongoing month of August.

Murali Vijay to miss first Test against Sri Lanka due to hamstring injury

A convicted sex offender has escaped from a Norwegian island prison on a surf board, using a plastic shovel to paddle to the mainland, officials said on Wednesday.

Two people were stabbed to death at an Ikea store in the central Swedish town of Vasteras and a third person was wounded, police said on Monday.

Greece's coast guard rescued more than 1,400 migrants in nearly 60 search and rescue operations near several Greek islands in the eastern Aegean Sea over the past three days as the pace of new arrivals increase, authorities said on Monday.

Two women shot at the US consulate in Istanbul on Monday and at least eight people were killed in a wave of separate attacks on Turkish security forces, weeks after Ankara launched a crackdown on Islamic State, Kurdish and far-left militants.

The epicentre of the quake was in the border region of Afghanistan and Tajikistan at the depth of about 200 km, according to Geo TV.

The construction work for widening of Kazhakkoottam-Mukkola national highway, which was stuck for more than four decades, is likely to be inaugurated by this month end.

In a bid to salvage the 'My city, beautiful city' campaign which has been losing sheen owing to lack of proper maintenance, the health standing committee has lined up 12 new wards which would be declared as clean wards on August 15.

Arthritis, a musculoskeletal disorder, is tightening its grip in developing countries like India, informed experts during a seminar organised by IMA, Kanpur chapter.

Sumi Rajkumari of KDMA School stole the show of Cosco Inter School and open junior badminton championship when she won four titles including two singles on the last day here on Sunday.

Overflowing dustbins and open garbage collection centers is a common sight in the city.

Accounts of abuse in the central Punjabi village of Husain Khan Wala were splashed across the front pages of Pakistani newspapers over the weekend.

A radio enthusiast named Adrian Lane had least expected that the radio signal he sent out would actually reach the International Space Station.