Новости за 06.12.2015

Over 14,000 plants have been exhibited at the 12th edition of the annual flower show organized by Department of Botany, Hislop College. The two-day show commenced on Saturday in which 20 new varieties of chrysanthemum have been introduced this year.

The Deputy Regional Transport Office (Nagpur east) office is again in the news for defaulting part of its monthly rent of the building it is housed in since 2014. On December 2, the lessor of the building, Shree Krishna Builders and Developers (KBD) director Jethanand Khandwani, served an eviction notice on the deputy RTO office and demanded damages of Rs7,000 per day from October 5, 2015. Even the annual contract was not renewed and the office has been functioning on the premises illegally, Khandwani alleged, while speaking to TOI.

mammoth bandobast of around 7,500 personnel, including two officers of ranks of deputy inspectors general of police and another 15 deputy commissioners of police, has geared up to maintain security across the city where the winter session of state legislature will commence on Monday. This year, city police have got an additional manpower of 500 in comparison with last year in the backdrop of heightened security threats.

With the winter session of state assembly slated to begin from Monday, state advocate general Shreehari Aney creatred a stir by demanding that the central government hold a referendum on Vidarbha statehood.

The city recorded a minimum temperature of 13.3 degrees Celsius in the early hours of Saturday which is the season’s lowest so far. City had recorded a low of 14.4 degrees on November 21.

A 30-year-old school van driver has been arrested for allegedly allowing a 17-year-old schoolboy to drive the van which had about a dozen primary students on board. The official van driver, Ramdas Shinde, knew the teenager’s father who is also a driver, the police said.

Late NCP leader R R Patil’s elder daughter Smita said on Saturday that she would continue to fight for securing the closure of dance bars in the state, not only because her father was against it but “in the larger public interest”.

As Chennai continued to fight back unprecedented rain and floods, the death toll climbed to 450 since the onset of monsoon in October-end in the city and neighbouring districts.

As Chennai continued to fight back unprecedented rain and floods, the death toll climbed to 450 since the onset of monsoon in October-end in the city and neighbouring districts.

Ferdino Rebello has wielded his gavel as an erstwhile chief justice and his fist as a young activist with equal aplomb

A 21-year-old tourist from Lucknow succumbed to injuries he suffered in an accident at Calangute late Thursday night.

Waste Found Rotting Along Riverfront, Streets Of Panaji