Новости за 28.09.2015

In a bid to impart scientific training to farmers, the state government has set up the state agricultural management and extension training institute and agricultural technology management agency. The two bodies were inaugurated on Monday at the agricultural department at Tonca Caranzalem in the presence of senior officials of the agriculture department.

Nine auto rickshaws and a car parked in the Indira Nagar slum settlement were damaged allegedly by four persons in the wee hours of Monday

The additional sessions court at Mapusa on Monday adjourned the hearing on an anticipatory bail application filed by the senior journalist and TV anchor Rupesh Samant, apprehending arrest by police in the alleged sexual harassment cases filed by women journalists against him. The bail plea will now be taken up for hearing on October 6.

Bringing major relief to the common man, the state government has finally done away with the hassle of producing affidavits while obtaining government services or certificates and has instead stated that a self-declaration along with a photograph was more than sufficient.

Many leaders from the opposition Congress including people from different segments of society extended their support to the one-day hunger strike called upon by members of Chorao united association on Monday at the Chorao-Ribandar ferry point in protest against the delaying tactics adopted by the state government authorities in constructing the Chorao-Ribandar bridge.

The Communist Party of India-Goa has condemned the demolition of 157 illegal houses at Baina, Vasco, and has demanded that the state rehabilitate all 207 families whose homes were demolished, secretary Christopher Fonseca said.

With municipal bodies still dragging their feet in implementing the Swachh Bharat mission in real spirit, the Goa state urban development agency (GSUDA), has decided to review the progress of municipalities in keeping their respective municipal areas clean. The Swachh Bharat campaign was kick-started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2, 2014, in a bid to realize Mahatma Gandhi’s dream of a clean India.

In a bid to introduce reforms in jails, a team from the academy of prison and correctional administration, Vellore, Tamil Nadu is currently in Goa to conduct an audit of the state’s three jails, the central jail in Colvale, Vasco’s Sada jail and the Mapusa lock-up where mostly undertrials are lodged.

In its chargesheet filed before the special court, the crime branch has explained its inability to chargesheet former chief minister Digambar Kamat in the Louis Berger bribery case, as his custodial interrogation is awaited.

‘We take the deserved one, you take the reserved one’. This is the situation, in which, Goa currently finds itself in the medical field.

As the two-year slowdown in the real estate sector continues across the country, Goa’s story remains no different and director of Highland Constructions Pvt Ltd Devadas Naik has been forced to shelve his plans of taking the over 20-year-old company public. Rather than rue the lost opportunity, Naik has chosen to diversify his business interests.

Goa University has joined the ranks of around 70 prestigious academic and research institutions across India by opening an online repository of research papers authored by its faculty members and students since the varsity’s inception. The papers spanning across different subjects are now accessible to all on the Goa University website.

More private hospitals in the city are coming forward to provide NGOs with the technical support vital for stem cell collection.

It’s not uncommon for tourism departments of states tying up with Durga Puja committees in the city, promoting vacation destinations wooing pandal-hoppers.

The state dairy development department has dissolved the board of Maharashtra State Cooperative Milk Federation, or Mahanand, which has been under the scanner of the anti-corruption bureau.

When India’s first dedicated astronomy satellite, the 1,513 kg Astrosat, was successfully launched at Sriharikota on Monday, it was a moment of celebration for Mumbaikars. Of the five instruments on board this space observatory aiming to do a detailed study of the universe, three are Mumbai-made.

Amid a chill in bilateral relations, waving at each other was all that prime minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif did on Monday as they attended the UN peacekeeping summit.

Volkswagen has been in the eye of a storm over the last few days for alleged emission manipulations but consumers in the state will have little to do if Indian car-manufacturers choose to go the Volkswagen way.

A study of women's cardiac condition and an assessment of their chances of contracting cardiac disorders reveal that 90% of Kolkata women with a body mass index (BMI) above the normal mark are at risk of heart disease.

Moyna (East Midnapore) The death toll in Sunday's hooch tragedy in East Midnapore's Moyna rose to 13 on Monday and another 35 people were admitted to hospital.

Lottery baron Santiago Martin was summoned by income tax officials in Kolkata on Monday in connection with an alleged lottery scam.

A worker at a cotton mill attacked three colleagues with an iron rod, killing one of them, before jumping off the roof of the building in Garden Reach on Monday.All four were a few years away from retirement.

Mamata Banerjee went to Delhi on Monday to voice her grievances against the Narendra Modi government.The Centre is not bailing out the state government, which is passing through a financial hardship.

A 50-year-old woman was killed and three others, including a child, were critically injured on Monday after an auto they were travelling in overturned on Habra Mogra road in North 24-Parganas.

Resident doctors from KEM Hospital in Parel called off their strike on Sunday after the state government’s assurance to boost security