Новости за 25.11.2015

The RWA of Wellington Estate, a condominium in DLF Phase V, has installed five mobile towers on the rooftops of highrises, allegedly without permission from authorities, and residents are up in arms in protest.

The second phase of the new modern central jail at Colvale will not only miss the December 31 deadline, with authorities predicting that work is expected to take longer than six months to be completed even though just around 25% of construction activity is presently pending. Officials had extended the deadline by four months and had set a target of March 31.

Despite searching the houses of the accused and asking for their bank details, the state police force is yet to make a major breakthrough in the counterfeit currency racket. If successful, its findings could serve as a vital lead to cracking a scam that has nationwide ramifications.

The national highway authority of India (NHAI) on Wednesday issued a public notice to encroachers on land belonging to NH 17-B in Baina and Vasco, directing them to remove their belongings and other materials from the land within 48 hours from the date of its publication.

A group of residents of Park View Residency in Palam Vihar alleged they were manhandled by officials of the power discom on Tuesday.

Goan IT Professionals (GITP), an information technology advocacy group, has outlined concrete suggestions to transform Panaji and other towns of Goa into smart urban places. The suggestions have put an emphasis on public transport and the use of technology.

Over 6K Students Will Suffer

In order to expedite work on the Dwarka expressway, which is running behind schedule, Huda administrator Anshaj Singh on Wednesday inspected ongoing work from Chouma Village to Kherki Daula and said the urban development agency would speed up the process of allotment of alternative plots to the families affected by the project.

The cost of housing can be reined in if the process of getting construction approvals is simplified and adequate supply of property is available in the market when the demand for housing returns, said managing director of Gera Developments and vice president of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (CREDAI), Pune, Rohit Gera.

As demographic pressure increases and development activities grow in volume, India's grassland area is on a continuous decline.

Even as the Smart City proposal is finalized, the corporation of the city of Panaji unanimously approved the proposal to allow Goa state infrastructure development corporation to go ahead and prepare the service level implementation plan for the Union ministry of urban development’s Atal mission for rejuvenation and urban transformation (AMRUT) scheme. The decision was taken at the ordinary meeting on Tuesday.

Entertainment Society of Goa CEO Ameya Abhyankar told TOI that no sooner the 46thedition of Iffi comes to an end, planning and programming for the next edition will begin. Searching for sponsors a few months prior to the festival is something that needs to be fixed, he said.

Rebel Film Festival ‘Retrieving Freedom’

After four days of intellectually stimulating knowledge sessions, interactions with both amateur and established filmmakers, and value adding film exchange between South Asian film industry and the global film fraternity, NFDC’s Film Bazaar ended on Tuesday.

Two days after a police station SHO lodged a case against an RJD MLA for allegedly pressuring him to hush up two cases of murder in Bhojpur district, Bhagalpur DSP (HQ) Rama Krishna Gupta on Wednesday lodged a ‘sanaha’ (complaint) against JD (U)’s Gopalpur MLA Narendra Kumar Neeraj alias Gopal Mandal for allegedly intimidating him.

Rahul Gandhi's observations at Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru on the Congress's stalwart allies in Bihar, Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad, animated political talk here on Wednesday.

Angels of Change, a first-of-its-kind coffee table book showcasing the achievements of women in the field of education in Coimbatore, an initiative of The Times of India, was launched by the University Grants Commission vice-chairman H Devaraj at a function here on Wednesday.

It’s that time of the year when state universities should have started (or completed) auditing their books of accounts for the previous financial year.

The city police has been provided with 35 motorcycles equipped with LED siren lights, in a bid to enhance policing on Wednesday.

Buoyed by the overwhelming response from the public and an award from urban development ministry for the Happy Streets initiative at R S Puram, the city municipal corporation has decided to extend Happy Streets to Race Course as well.