Новости за 02.03.2019

A Delhi-based owner of an interior design company has lodged a complaint against a bus conductor and four-five youths travelling in the bus, claiming that they deliberately hit his car from behind and snatched Rs 50,000 from him.

The traffic report card for February was released on Twitter on Saturday and showed wrong parking to be the most common traffic violation in the city, followed by driving in the wrong lane and wrong-side driving.

Whenever unreason has stalked the land, music has never failed to calm. It has been thus for centuries, and it will be so at the Gurugram Utsav, which returns for its spring date with the city.

A shooter allegedly belonging to Kaushal gang, who surrendered before Delhi Police on Monday, told Gurugram police that three more people were involved in the murder of property dealer Vijay Batra alias Tantrik. Police had nabbed one of his accomplices — Sujit alias Bullet — earlier this week. According to police, five men are involved in the murder.

A day after the Delhi government gave its nod to remove trees that come in the alignment of Dwarka Expressway stretch in the capital, residents in new sectors decided to plant around 10,000 saplings along the expressway.

Sushant Lok 1 security guards and maintenance agency staff came to blows on Friday evening after which both parties filed police complaints against each other. This comes days after the newly-elected RWA terminated the contract of Pro-Facilities Services Ltd, saying it had failed to carry out its upkeep duties.

A speeding car hit 48-year-old biker Rajkumar on Saturday, killing him on the spot on Pataudi road. Police said the car driver fled the spot after mowing him down.

Last week, a 90-minute performance called Uff Malka Jaan and The Velvet Courtesans brought alive the stories of courtesans on a Gurgaon stage.

Gurgaon resident Sarika Panda has been selected as one of the top 40 “Remarkable Women in Transport” around the world by the Transformative Urban Mobility Initiative (TUMI), an initiative of the German government.

A 34-year-old businessman Rohit Gupta was killed here early Saturday when the BMW he was driving rammed a roadside tree after hitting a barricade, police said.

Patriotic fervour swept through the inaugural of Puzzolana GSB Premier League (GPL) 3.0 that got underway at Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management ground near here on Saturday. If GSB singing sensation Pallavi Prabhu did a la Lata Mangeshkar in singing Yeh Mere Watan Ke Logon, it was speed painting by Vakwady Mahendra Acharya paying tribute to brave soldiers who keep Indian borders safe that won the hearts of young and old alike.

Khanna police on Saturday arrested two drug peddlers after they recovered eighty kilograms of poppy husk from their possession. The accused were identified as Partap Singh of Amba Colony in Buland City of Uttar Pradesh and Baljit Singh of Mohalla Akta in Mullanpur of Ludhiana

While Coimbatore as a city is known for its industries, educational institutions and healthcare facilities, what has not been properly recognised is that it is also a city of good Samaritans who remain unsung. In order to recognise the work and service of such people who have remained unsung heroes till now and bring their work to light so that it would inspire others as well, the Times of India is launching ‘Kovai Gethu Heroes’ campaign as part of its Kovai Gethu campaign.

A 16-year-old girl was burnt to death after being raped by her neighbour in UP's Ghazipur district on Saturday.