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City police have arrested four persons in connection with the recent theft of Rs 51 lakh and 250gram jewellery at an apartment in Idya, Surathkal. According to the police, the man who plotted the housebreak theft, is the apartment’s secretary and an ex-armyman.

Police have arrested five people for allgedly stabbing a man to death and injuries three of his family members during a group clash at Baragaon village in Naraingarh block of Ambala district on Monday night.

The state government on Tuesday urged the Centre to postpone the coal auction process for three months citing fall in the coal price due to Covid-19 pandemic.

Sixteen more people succumbed to Covid-19 in Assam on Monday taking the death toll to 578, while 2,640 new positive cases pushed the tally to 1,59,320, health and family welfare minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.

Traffic movement along the Pasighat-Yingkiong portion of the Trans-Arunachal Highway in Arunachal Pradesh has been badly affected due to heavy landslides triggered by torrential rains in the past few days.

Arunachal Pradesh’s Covid-19 tally rose to 7,385 on Monday as 135 more people, including eight security personnel, tested positive for the infection, a senior health official said.

Actor Sabyasachi Mishra, who helped many migrant labourers reach home during the lockdown, has also been providing livelihood support to the needy.

Three labourers were killed after a portion of a dilapidated seven-storey building collapsed on them while they were sleeping on a pavement adjacent to it in Gujarat's Surat city on Tuesday morning, officials said.

A three-member probe panel of doctors has submitted a preliminary inquiry report in the death of a 65-year-old woman of Phumman Kalan village of Bhawanigarh block in Sangrur district who died at government Rajindra Hospital in Patiala on Saturday only a few hours after being admitted.

A large number of farmers in Jind district of Haryana have been running from pillar to post since March this year to get compensation for their damaged rabi crops. The crops were destroyed due to rainfall and water logging.

Torrential rain continued to pound several parts of Karnataka on Monday, leaving two persons dead and two missing.

After running a successful pilot project in Mohali and Patiala, the Punjab Police is soon going to launch the e-challan system throughout the state, through which a greater number of offenders can be fined for violation of traffic rules.

The Yamunanagar police have registered a case of snatching and assault after the gunman of the additional deputy commissioner (ADC)-cum-secretary, state road transport authority (RTA) was assaulted by a transporter and his accomplice when they were checking overloaded vehicles in Ranjitpur area of Bilaspur subdivision of the district The accused have been identified as Rahul of Dahiya Majra village in Ambala district and his driver Irfan of Ratauli village in Yamunanagar district. Police also seized a car and dumper belonging to Rahul. Читать дальше...

DMK chief M K Stalin chaired the meeting held at Anna Arivalayam, the DMK headquarters in the city on Monday.Leaders of alliance parties, including Congress, MDMK, VCK, CPM, MNMK and IUML, attended the meeting.

In a rare instance, the ruling Congress as well as its two main rivals in Punjab are on the same page in putting up stiff opposition to the farm sector bills cleared by both the Houses of Parliament.

Kamakhya temple will remain closed for devotees as the management authorities feel they are not prepared enough to reopen. This comes after the Kamrup (Metropolitan) district administration early on Monday had issued guidelines regarding reopening of the shakti shrine for parikrama from September 24.

They had trudged hundreds of kilometres home from the cities, jobless and uncared for as Covid snapped at their heels and the lockdown sapped them of their meagre savings. The pandemic continues to rage, but the boot is now on the other foot. Unlock 4.0 has showered on migrant labourers from UP, Bihar, Bengal and Jharkhand privileges they couldn’t have dreamt of.