Новости за 09.08.2017

An owner of a Delhi-based placement agency for domestic helps and a maid were booked for allegedly cheating a Sohna Road resident.

Local villagers have been frequently resorting to violence for a free passage at Kherki Daula toll plaza, alleged toll collectors.

It took only moderate showers — just over 32mm of rainfall — that lasted for a few hours from around 11am on Wednesday, to cause chaos across the city, undermining claims of the city authorities regarding measures they had taken to counter monsoon rain damage this year.

In three separate hit-and-run accidents, four persons, including a software engineer and a couple, were killed on Monday and Tuesday. The accused, in all cases, managed to flee.

A 25-year-old woman was chased by two men in a car for almost the entire 3km distance between her office and home in Gurgaon on Monday night, barely 72 hours after Varnika Kundu’s nightmare on a Chandigarh street last Friday.

In an attempt to encourage people to switch to solar power, the Gurgaon district administration is organising a ‘Solar Mela’ on August 12 and 13.

Wednesday’s showers brought back outages in several areas, including Sector 56, Sushant Lok, DLF-4 and Palam Vihar, in the city.

A city-based civil society organisation on Wednesday expressed serious concerns over the Haryana’s Real Estate Regulation Act (H-Rera), accusing the state government of diluting various provisions, including the definition of ongoing projects, to benefit realtors and developers.

Getting approval for building plans in private developer areas (licensed colonies) is about to get easier and quicker.

In this age of antagonism, could the message of a fakir who died a century ago, one who desired love and tolerance, act as a salve? A Gurgaon-based actor, writer and singer believes so.

Monsoon is in full flow and so is the fear of vector-borne diseases but Gurgaon may end up running out of ammunition required to check the breeding of mosquitoes.

The state government has directed Huda to prepare a priority list of pending payments of originals awards and enhanced compensation in land acquisition cases.

A 48-year-old ex-armyman was shot dead by his cousin in Damdama village on Wednesday morning over a property dispute. An FIR was registered against the three while the main accused has been arrested.

A timber merchant was duped of Rs 21 Lakh using a fake cheque at an Ahmedabad-based branch of Punjab National Bank (PNB).

Members of a local organisation organised a silent protest outside the office of the chief medical officer (CMO) against the “irregularities and corruption” prevalent at the Dadri community health centre (CHC) and the primary health centre (PHC) in Basantpur.

A 45-year-old woman, suspected of having swine flu, died in a private hospital in Kaushambi on Wednesday. Health department officials said 33 confirmed swine flu cases have been reported till now, with another 28 cases awaiting confirmation.

A realtor was arrested on Tuesday for killing the boyfriend of his female employee. Asif (30) was shot dead after he left a mall with the woman Shivani n in Rajnagar district centre on August 4.

The UP Pollution Control Board has issued notices to 18 factories across Ghaziabad for flouting norms resulting in the contamination of groundwater.

The inspection of GD Goenka Public School in Indirapuram, which was scheduled to be held on Wednesday, was postponed after its management ordered closure of the school for the sixth day in a row.

Heavy downpour across Delhi NCR, led to waterlogging in several residential areas across the city making them hotbeds for mosquito breeding.

The row over fee hike in The Shriram Millennium School (TSMS) in Sector 135 has now reached the Allahabad high court.

Two second-year Amity University students were allegedly thrashed by over 30 security guards of Jaypee Greens society in Sector 128 at the behest of its security head, a retired Colonel, on Tuesday morning.

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