Новости за 08.11.2015

Unknown assailants murdered a young girl and dumped her half-burned body in a sack in the southwestern suburb of Guduvanchery on Sunday.

Gone seem the days when people used 'diyas' (earthen lamps) on Diwali. Now, Chinese lights are easily available in different ranges and designs to replace traditional 'diyas' in homes on Diwali.

Two men on Saturday abducted a 47-year-old trader and his friend in Choolaimedu over an unpaid loan.

Not finding any unique gifting options in city markets? A round in the Chandigarh Trade Fair at Parade Ground might prove useful with a variety of unique gifting options put on display.

The district consumer disputes redressal forum, Panchkula has directed E-Bay online shopping website to pay Rs 10,000 as compensation for mental agony and harassment to a Sector 7 resident for failing to refund the money he paid for his order, which was cancelled by the online shopping website.

Following approval from the state government, the South Goa planning and development authority (SGPDA) will meet on Monday to decide on opening the Ponda outline development plan (ODP) for public suggestions and necessary changes.

Despite their appearance as people who are not very educated, they are quite liberal and enlightened in their views. They don't fall prey to an extreme position where an attempt is being made to destroy the essence of India that has withstood the test of time, said filmmaker Sudhir Mishra. He was talking about the election surprise sprung by people of Bihar at Literati, Chandigarh Literature Festival on Sunday.

A massive search operation was launched to check the management of discos and late night clubs in Sector 26, Industrial Area, phase-1 and IT park on Saturday night.

Vasco: Chicalim’s Cottage Hospital resumed regular functioning on Sunday, a day after the hospital was damaged by a mob. According to the hospital’s health officer, Sanjay Dalvi, “The hospital working is normal now. Though the causality ward was damaged, medicine stock and other equipment are sufficient enough.”

Tainted managing director of Shalimar Estates R K Aggarwal along with his aides was booked for allegedly duping more than a dozen people of crores of rupees on the pretext of selling showrooms at Shalimar Mega Mall in Sector 5 of Panchkula on Sunday.

Activists Sing Against Govt’s Land Grab In Tuem

BJP's setback in Bihar has already set off murmurs of dissent within, with two MPs, Shatrughan Sinha and Chandan Mitra, questioning the campaign strategy of party president Amit Shah, while another, R K Singh, repeated his charge about tickets being given to criminals.

With the administration failing to check the practice of stubble burning, farmers are violating the ban with impunity.VIP road is constructed on the periphery of Zirakpur town and is surrounded by cultivation land.

94 Crore Upgradation Plan Likely To Be Implemented By Month-End

Drawing a parallel between present day India and Germany during the holocaust, poet K Satchidanandan, who was in the city for the Chandigarh Literature Festival said, "The only difference is that they looked down upon Jews and we look down upon Muslims and Christians." Satchidanandan, a noted poet, resigned from the post of secretary, Sahitya Akademi on October 10 to protest its failure to condemn the murder of MM Kaburgi and others.

Punjab State Commission for Scheduled Castes chairman Rajesh Bagha has batted for introducing the writings of martyrs and freedom fighters in the syllabus of schools affiliated to Punjab School Education Board and colleges in the state.

The MC has estimated that it would have to spend Rs 82 lakh on repairing its hot-mix plant in Haibowal.A hot-mix plant is used for making the asphalt that is laid on roads and the city only has one.

You may call it the 'Green Diwali' effect.This festive season, the sale of fireworks has been 30% lower when compared to 2014, estimate traders dealing in fireworks in the city.

Tractor sales for the current year have dropped by more than 20 per cent, as compared to last year. Since Punjab has one of the largest numbers of agricultural machinery and equipment manufacturers in India, this revelation has spread panic among manufacturers across the state.

Ludhiana police will be doubling up its vehicles as ambulances for dropping victims of burn injuries to hospitals, said deputy commissioner of police Narindra Bhargav on Sunday. Police have also stepped up security ahead of the festival of lights.

There are a number of issues that industrialists want to be taken up with the chief secretary ahead of his crucial meeting with two industry bodies from the city on Monday.

The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), on Sunday, claimed that convening of the Sarbat Khalsa was a direct challenge to Akal Takht authority and was aimed at destroying the principles of "Miri-Piri" established by the sixth Guru.