Новости за 08.02.2020

Over the last few years, spotting people in masks has become common in Delhi-NCR.

For Auto Expo regulars, India Expo Mart will be a whole new place as this year, Delhi Street Art Group has joined hands with exhibitors at the expo. The members of the art group have painted the temporary wall-like structures at the venue.

The winner of LIVA Miss Diva 2020 will represent India at Miss Universe. The winner also stands to win prizes worth Rs 12 lakhs

Choked and overflowing drains near the district court behind Surajpur collectorate and in Sector 36 service road near Aicher village in Greater Noida are a major cause for concern for the locals. Despite repeated complaints to the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA), residents claim that no action has been.

An academic carnival was organised in the premises of Blue Bells Public School, Sector 10, Gurgaon, on 7 and 8 February.

With about an year to go for the Assam assembly election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday projected himself as the champion of the northeast when he addressed a huge public rally organized here to offer gratitude for the signing of the Bodo Accord that ended one of the biggest separatist campaigns.

Declared a "persona non grata" by Assam's anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act protesters, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, defending the new citizenship law, on Friday gave assurance to the people of Assam that no outsider will be allowed to settle in the state or other parts of the northeast.

A 53-year-old Assam Police constable killed himself with his colleague's service revolver in Hojai district on Thursday night.

Three people, including a child, have been quarantined at a hospital here after they reported symptoms associated with the novel coronavirus.

BJP Bokaro MLA Biranchi Narayan on Friday said that 12 JMM functionaries allegedly entered his official residence in Doranda, Ranchi and forcibly searched each of his room.

Extending support to stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra against the flying ban imposed on him by IndiGo Airlines, some passengers displayed placards with messages like "We condemn Indigo ban on Kunal Kamra #You divide we multiply", aboard a Delhi-bound flight at Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport in Varanasi on Thursday. Some youths boarded the flight, settled in their seats and then stood up to display the placards as mark of protest. Photographs and videos soon went viral. B Abhijit Pandey, station manager, IndiGo Airlines refused to comment.