Новости за 14.05.2020

A man allegedly hit his elderly mother in her head after a heated argument resulting in her death in Bhawani village of Doraha, about 30km from Ludhiana.

Two youths from Assam, who were stranded near New Delhi Railway Station with no money and empty stomachs, have finally been rescued by the state government officials posted in the national capital.

Second COVID-19 death took place in Varanasi on Thursday evening.

A team of staff and students from the department of electrical and electronics engineering, NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte, designed and developed a simple and cost-effective touch-less hand sanitizer dispenser kit at Research and Innovation Center, Nitte.

The Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) which is already under a debt of over Rs 32000 crores is unlikely to benefit from the Rs 90,000 crore package announced by the union government for the power factor in the country.

About 57 Covid-19 patients were discharged in Surat city on Thursday which helped Surat city to improve its recovery rate to 62 percent.

Jharkhand Health Secretary Nitin Madan Kulkarni has informed that six new Covid-19 cases have been reported in the State, taking the total number of cases to 187 on Thursday.

There are total 11 people who tested Covid-19 positive in Rajkot city of Gujarat on Thursday, including a two-year-old boy. All these people are residents of Madina park of Jangleshwar area.

Actor Jyoti Ranjan Nayak feels that the lockdown has taught him many life lessons and he has learnt several new skills during this period.

The police here have booked five persons under various sections of IPC including voluntary causing hurt and criminal intimidation for allegedly spitting on a woman and then assaulting her while she had gone to dump the cow dung.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed all state-run universities and colleges to set up grievance redressal cells for students. They will resolve queries relating to examinations and academic activities arising because of the coronavirus pandemic.

While Rs 20 lakh crore mega financial package announcement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a self-reliant India enthused many, there were a few like Sumith Rao, city-based entrepreneur, who declined to avail its benefits. Calling himself a proud employer, Sumith instead urged the government to pare what the SMEs owe to the government. By doing so, industries will keep running and help the government earn more.

A middle-aged man who lodged a complaint with the police alleging robbery of Rs 10 lakh and his car on Wednesday turned out to be an accused in the case after the police caught him red-handed in his own car that he had claimed was robbed off.

Dakshina Kannada district on Thursday recorded its fifth death to Covid-19 after an 80-year-old woman resident of Kulashekar in the city passes away. Death of the octogenarian, designated P-507 in state bulletin comes a day after a 58-year-old woman, resident of Bolar in Mangaluru City Corporation limits succumbed to the pandemic. All the five victims in this coastal district are women, who had prior medical condition that hastened their end.

A restaurant owner in the city has not stopped his service of feeding poor everyday, ever since the lockdown was announced. Hari Prasad Shetty, who owns a restaurant at Pandeshwar in the city, has been cooking food sufficient for more than 500 people in his restaurant for the past 50 days only to distribute it among poor.

A day after protest staged by migrant labourers who had alleged that they were asked to pay money in lieu of getting seat in the bus, the MC commissioner KP Brar suspended two employees of MC on Wednesday. The commissioner suspended one clerk and one class iv employees with immediate effect. She admitted that they took money from the migrant workers.

Actress Anu Choudhury has been busy with her social work during this lockdown, as she is coordinating with other activists from her home to help people in need.

The prisons directorate has sanctioned nearly Rs 9 lakh for purchase of infrared red (IR) thermometers in the 85 jails in the state to conduct thermal screening of employees and prisoners. Major jails in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack have already purchased the IR thermometers.