Новости за 26.06.2020

Suspecting his wife for having illicit relation, a man has attacked his wife with a sickle on road in Shimlapuri area, on Friday morning. The woman was going to a gurdwara with her sister-in-law when accused intercepted her way and attacked her. After assaulting his wife, the accused also hurt himself with the weapon.

In the wake of increasing cases of Covid-19 in the state, Jharkhand government on Friday decided to extend the lockdown till July 31.

Coastal districts recorded 42 cases of Covid-19 with 33 in Dakshina Kannada and 9 in Udupi on Friday.

A boy’s feat of writing SSLC exam with his lower limbs drawn the attention of primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar.

Haryana home minister, Anil Vij on Friday approved extension of service for 4500 Special Police Officers (SPOs) working in the Police till June 2021. In Haryana, the state government had recruited ex-servicemen in the year 2016 and thereafter a monthly honorarium of Rs. 18,000 is being given to them.

KIOCL Limited reported a robust end to financial year 2019-20 reporting highest ever production, sales volume and turnover after closure of its captive mines.

In a tragic incident reported from Pilikula Biological Park, 10 barking deer (Muntjacs) died and five others are being treated for an injury after they were reportedly attacked by stray dogs.

An Indian-origin former official of a Hindu temple in Singapore has been charged in a court here for acting as its board member despite being disqualified for offences involving deception, according to a media report. Ratha Krishnan Selvakumar, 64, was on Wednesday charged with acting in the capacity of a governing board member of Sri Veeramakaliamman temple despite his conviction on May 9, 2017 in 10 offences

The Haryana government has capped the cost of Covid-19 treatment in private hospitals, fixing the maximum rate at non-NABH accredited facilities for patients who need to be kept in ICU with ventilator care at Rs 15,000 per day.

An earthquake of magnitude 2.8 on the Richter scale struck near the Rohtak area of Haryana on Friday.

Shopping malls in Gurugram will reopen from next week, 3 months after they were closed because of coronavirus-induced lockdown. The malls would need to adhere to strict standard operating procedures to contain the spread of Covid-19. Religious places in the city will stay closed for now.

Following a sudden spike in the number of Covid-19 positive cases without travel history in the community in Guwahati in last few days, Assam government today ordered 14 days complete lockdown in Kamrup (metro) district, which encompasses Guwahati city, from Sunday midnight. Night curfew will be in place across the state from 7pm to 7am instead of 9pm to 9am.

Taking note of the June 13 incident when former lieutenant governor, Puducherry Chandrawati was not given a room in PGIMS Rohtak, vice-chancellor Dr O P Kalra has placed the chief medical officer on duty under suspension.

The Haryana government has extended the sunflower procurement date to July 10, from June 30.

The Covid-19 tally in Punjab continues to swell at rapid pace as 142 more positive cases were reported on Thursday, while seven patients died.

Residents of Emaar Gurugram Greens in Sector 102 have filed a complaint at the CM's Window against the developer alleging poor quality of construction and structural damages to the towers.

The spread of coronavirus is under control in Tamil Nadu because of the efforts taken by the state government in the last 90 days, said chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami on Thursday.

With uncertainty prevailing over reopening of schools this academic year and not many parents willing to pay fees, Ambika Group of Institutions in Puttur has ventured into a new line of business: about 30 of its 90 staff members (teaching and nonteaching) are making jackfruit chips, halwa and condiments for sale.

The flood situation in Assam further worsened on Thursday with one more person losing his life and over 1.89 lakh persons in nine districts of the state being affected. The situate turned worse following almost continuous rainfall and release of dam water amid spikes in Covid cases.

For years now, monsoon turns these two remote hamlets in Badhda village of Savarkundla taluka in Amreli district into Venice of sorts. Reason? A road, the villagers’ lifeline, submerged in 10 feet of flood water.

The ambitious ‘smart meter’ project was launched by the Haryana government in July 2018. At the time of launch, June 2021 was announced as the deadline for replacing existing electricity meters with smart ones in four districts