Новости за 06.11.2015

A 70-year-old man died at the government hospital in Tiruttani on Friday, following an alleged attack by a swarm of bees from a forest area near Pallipattu, 130 km from Chennai, in Tiruvallur district. Nine others were injured in the attack on Thursday, police said.

PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss has urged the central government to reconsider a proposal to approve genetically modified (GM) mustard, developed by scientists at Delhi University’s Centre for Genetic Manipulation of Crop Plants.

A three-member gang stabbed a 40-year-old man at Koyambedu in full public view in Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus (CMBT) in Koyambedu, leaving him bleeding, on Friday morning.

Everything is official now. Madras high court will come under the Central Industrial Security Force (CSIF) from November 16 and 650 CISF personnel would be deployed on security duty.

A giant radio galaxy dying nine billion light years away has been discovered by a team of astronomers of the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA) here.

A new treatment for HIV infection has been approved by US federal regulators which does not have the side effects associated with other drugs used to fight the virus that causes AIDS.

If things go as planned then soon the city police will be geared with a tablet like device that will help them in tackling cases faster. In case of an emergency, the officials from the control room can send the location of the place where an accident or a crime has taken place on the device

A smooth walk for pedestrians in the city will soon be a reality as the TMC is working on plans to interconnect footpaths. A survey is being conducted to map the missing links of footpaths and devise ways to link them at junctions

The district consumer redressal forum upheld the decision of an insurance company of rejecting claim of an insured as he had allegedly not informed them of a pre-existing disease his mother was suffering from and concealed the facts before the forum

Squash players of national repute from the city—Ananya Dabke, Aishwarya Bhattacharya, Aryaa Ogale and Avani Nagar—proved their mettle to finish within the top four at the sub-junior and junior national squash championship in Kolkata

With housing complexes and activists coming up with way to make the city a garbage-free place, the civic body will be installing specially designed bins to collect electronic waste and later dispose them scientifically

The top police brass of Coimbatore went for a complete revamp on Friday as the new city police commissioner, deputy commissioner and superintendent took the batons from their predecessors.

Mayor Sanjay More has asked the traffic department to open Kolshet road for vehicles

A smooth walk for pedestrians in the city will soon be a reality as the TMC is working on plans to interconnect footpaths

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority is considering employing RFID (radio-frequency identification) technology for services like garbage collection, parking facility and construction of roads in a bid to better manage essential amenities.

If things go as planned then soon the city police will be geared with a tablet like device that will help them in tackling cases faster

With the onset of winter, the number of patients suffering from cold and breathing problems have increased in different city hospitals.

The Uttar Pradesh government has approved the distribution of enhanced compensation of 64.7% to the 25,500 farmers of 30 villages in the YEIDA area, clearing up last of hurdles in the allotment of plots.

Professor Surendra Munshi, one of the best known sociologists of the country, inaugurated the Learning Pageant at The Future Foundation School in the presence of newly appointed Consul General of France in Kolkata Damien Syed on Friday.

The district consumer redressal forum upheld the decision of an insurance company of rejecting claim of an insured as he had allegedly not informed them of a pre-existing disease his mother was suffering from and concealed the facts before the forum

The Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Association (FORNRWA) has written to UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav, demanding exemption of power charges for CCTV cameras installed in residential sectors for security of residents and of RWA offices across sectors as they come under public services.

The district administration is planning to distribute almonds among children suffering from malnutrition this Diwali.