Новости за 23.11.2015

A cashier at a private trading agency in Modi Nagar was allegedly shot at by armed assailants when he tried to stop miscreants from robbing them on Monday.

Police on Monday submitted a chargesheet in the case of the alleged stripping of five members of a Dalit family.

A police naik attached to Kapurbawdi police station was bitten by a drunken youth when the former tried to resolve a street fight the youth was indulged in with an auto driver at Ghodbunder Road

The board of MSEB Holding Company has decided to split the state power discom MSEDCL into five companies

Mayor Sanjay More, on Saturday, instructed the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) secretary against recording the speeches of Sanjay Ghadigaonkar, a Congress corporator in the General Body meeting, whose caste validation certificate has been contested by his rival in the 2012 civic polls

The government is reaching out to parties in the opposition on the much-delayed goods and services tax — including looking at the possibility of incorporating some of the changes proposed by the Congress — as it seeks to ensure passage of the Constitution amendment bill during the winter session of Parliament.

The government is reaching out to parties in the opposition on the much-delayed goods and services tax — including looking at the possibility of incorporating some of the changes proposed by the Congress — as it seeks to ensure passage of the Constitution amendment bill during the winter session of Parliament.

Commuters in Ghaziabad are as unruly as ever, despite the regular campaigns to bring order to the city's roads by the traffic department.

An adult leopard was rescued safely from Saraiya, village Sidhauli, in Sitapur and released in the wild on Monday. The five-year-old leopard was spotted early morning in an arhar-daal field, about five kilometres from Sidhauli by locals. By late afternoon, it was tranquilized, rescued and sent to the forests of Mailani-Khutar after being examined at Lucknow zoo hospital.

Driving in wrong direction can fetch stricter punishment in days to come. State police is creating a system to identify habitual offenders so that harsher penalties can be impounded on them.

As many as two dozen suggestions to improve traffic flow in the city have been compiled in an exhaustive joint survey by administrative, civic body and traffic police. Removing traffic hazards from the roads, clearing encroachment, dealing with haphazard parking, action against commercial complexes that have amalgamated parking space into structure and plugging unauthorised gaps in dividers are some points mentioned in the report.

With no leads available in bank robbery case that took place in Chinhat area on Saturday noon, the city police has announced to give Rs 20,000 to any person who gives information on assailants. Police have also made the grab of the assailants public.

Rush season has made even pantry car managers in railways “sell” seats to passengers for a hefty amount. Pantry car manager of train 12557 Saptkranti express reportedly charged Rs 1,000 from passengers to let them travel in the staff-cabin, kitchen and store of the pantry car.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Monday criticised Assam governor P B Acharya for his reported remark “Hindustan is only for Hindus’’. She demanded the NDA government to remove Acharya with immediate effect.

Moroccans, Iranians and Pakistanis on Greece’s northern border with Macedonia blocked rail traffic and demanded passage to western Europe on Monday, stranded by a policy of filtering refugees in the Balkans that has raised human rights concerns.

Moroccans, Iranians and Pakistanis on Greece’s northern border with Macedonia blocked rail traffic and demanded passage to western Europe on Monday, stranded by a policy of filtering refugees in the Balkans that has raised human rights concerns.

Suman Sharma, a 17-year-old class tenth student, fell to her death from the fifth floor of Silver Line apartments in Chinhat here on Monday. The girl was found lying near the parking area of the apartments by a resident, Abhishek Pratap, who rushed Suman to Lohia hospital where the doctors declared her dead. According to police, Suman was caught copying in the exam hall few hours before the incident.

Buying a ticket while travelling in a city bus will be entirely your responsibility now and not the conductor’s. Lucknow City Transport Services Limited (LCTSL) has launched a pay-and-board system for passengers. Any passenger caught travelling without a ticket will be penalised.

Governor Ram Naik on Monday suspended US Tomar, the registrar of APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University. He will remain attached with the faculty of architecture till the committee probing charges of irregularities and financial irregularities submits its report.

After the sudden death of 7-year-old female zebra Sanskriti on November 20 in Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Gardens, the zoo’s male zebra Bankit is also showing signs of poor health.

With water in Kathauta Lake about to finish in the next few days and irrigation department unable to release supply from Sharda Canal before November 30, more than 12 lakh residents of Indiranagar and Gomtinagar are likely to face shortage in supply hours. Jal Sansthan said the only way to meet this crisis was to use the left over water economically and cut down supply time.

To celebrate the birth centenary year of Urdu progressive writers Ismat Chugtai and Rajendra Singh Bedi and to highlight the contribution of Indian Urdu scholars settled in foreign countries, Lucknow will for the first time host an international Urdu conference.

A 10-year-old Labrador, who had been employed as a sniffer dog at the city airport, died of cancer at a farmhouse in Virar on Monday.

Not only officials but residents can also participate in giving suggestions and solutions for civic woes of the city to develop Lucknow into a Smart City. People can either participate in the discussion forum on mygov.in or on LMC’s website. They can also use social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.