Новости за 05.11.2015

A 65-year-old woman suffering from severe urinary incontinence was successfully treated using a unique procedure by city urologist Dr Sanjay Sinha at Apollo Hospitals, Hyderguda.

Educationists on Thursday voiced concern over the Centre's move to offer education as a tradable service under the World Trade Organization's General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), stating that the higher education system would be compromised if the goveranment signed the agreement.

Expressing serious concern over the indiscriminate exploitation of sand and the damage it is doing to the ecology, Justice C V Nagarjuna Reddy of the Hyderabad High Court has directed the Telangana government and mining authorities to explain by November 16 their stand on treating the illegal activity as a non-bailable offence.

Saying his arrest was nothing but "kidnapping," folk artist S Sivadas alias Kovan on Thursday moved a city court seeking bail.

Greenlands guesthouse will soon don its earlier role and play host to VIPs visiting the city. A proposal to revive the guesthouse, which now houses the Telangana general administration (protocol) department (GAD), is under active consideration.

Motorists in the Old City are forced to drive through a rough patch. Thanks to poor coordination between the Roads and Buildings (R&B) department and the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).

In a show of solidarity with students marching to Union ministry of human resource development (MHRD) in New Delhi on Thursday against University Grants Commission’s (UGC) decision to withdraw non-NET fellowships, students at University of Hyderabad also held a massive protest and burnt effigies on campus.

The Telanana State Mineral Development Corporation (TSMDC) Limited has been made the nodal agency for exploration activities for iron ore. TSMDC can involve private agencies in this exercise.

At a time when there was inordinate delay in affixing high security registration plates (HSRP) in the city, the Telangana government is mulling treating delivery of new vehicles without HSRP as a violation.

The Metropolitan sessions judge at Nampally criminal courts on Thursday acquitted Mohammed Arshad, an alleged private financier, who was arrested on the charges of pushing a girl to death from Charminar.

The process to reverify status of 6.3 lakh deleted city voters kick-started with personnel from Election Commission knocking on the doors of residents at Srinagar colony’s Divya apartments on Thursday morning.

Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials on Thursday raided properties of former NIMS director Dr A Dharma Rakshak and three others for flouting tender norms while awarding a contract to supply medical equipment in 2013.

A total of 13 patients admitted to the subdistrict hospital at Mul took further ill after they were administered intravenous saline on Wednesday evening. The patients include seven women, five kids and a man.

In a first of its kind verdict, the Nagpur district and sessions court on Thursday allowed the application of a Hong Kong-based company, asking reputed city industrialist Arun Upadhyaya to pay it 69 crore.

In a first of its kind verdict, the Nagpur district and sessions court on Thursday allowed the application of a Hong Kong-based company, asking reputed city industrialist Arun Upadhyaya to pay it 69 crore.

Chinese vice-president Li Yuanchao has assured chief minister Mamata Banerjee of soft loans from Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank which is likely to facilitate infrastructure development projects in Bengal.

The first convocation at the University of Gour Banga sparked off violence on the campus on Thursday when several former students were beaten up allegedly by TMCP workers over registration fee even as the police remained silent spectators.

Pune police may follow the pattern of their Nagpur counterparts to tighten screw around flesh trade racketeers.

With exit polls indicating a buoyant BJP in the Bihar polls, CPM mandarins in Alimuddin Street pressed the panic button in the party state committee meeting on Thursday, fearing a religious polarization in Bengal politics.

Inordinate delays in issuing certified copies of orders, records and other documents from courts seems to be hitting police hard. Despite having deposited the required fees, the certified copies are not available for several days even though the prescribed time limit is of three working days, it is learnt.