Новости за 17.05.2016

Technology such as CCTV camera surveillance, web cameras, SMS services and control rooms displaying live webcast from polling booths helped voters and polling staff in Tamil Nadu on Monday.

A day after arresting five persons for selling SIM cards without verifying the identity proof of the customers, police in Rayagada district continued its raid on various SIM card selling shops across the district on Monday.

Around 100 grams of gold ornaments were found in the locker of Pradeep Sahoo, a disciple of Sarathi Baba aka Santosh Roul, in the main branch of Kendrapada Urban Cooperative Bank which was opened by a Crime Branch (CB) team on Monday.

The Orissa State Pollution Control Board (OSPCB) will monitor the disposal of construction and demolition waste after the Union ministry of environment, forest and climate change (MoEFCC) framed the Construction and Demolition (Waste Management) Rules, 2016.

As one enters the Unit-I vegetable market through a narrow lane, dotted with small shops on either side, an unbearable foul smell emanates from the ill-maintained public toilets on the left side of the lane.

The Odia play 'Ghinua' based on classical Odia short story 'Shikar' written by Bhagabati Charan Panigrahi (1907-1943) enthralled the audiences at Smruti Udyan in the port town of Paradip on Sunday evening.

"There was violence in Coimbatore on Sunday and my supporters wanted me to stay back on Monday to handle the situation and keep things calm," said Sreenivasan.

The scorching heat has forced passengers to commute in AC buses though these are costlier than express buses.

Speaker Niranjan Pujari adjourned the house for an indefinite period on Monday ending the session four days ahead of its May 20 schedule.

Doctors removed a massive tumour weighing 22 kg from the abdomen of a 74-year-old destitute woman of Paradip in the SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack recently.The operation by a team of doctors lasted two hours.

It may sound strange. But the contractor executing the four-lane work of Bhubaneswar-Puri national highway (NH) didn't complete the work and left because buses avoided the toll gate at Pipili and took alternative routes between the state capital and the pilgrim town causing financial loss to it, rural development minister Badrinarayan Patra told this to the assembly, in a written reply, on Monday.