Новости за 30.10.2020

Police in Bhadohi on Friday issued a lookout notice for Nishad Party MLA Vijay Mishra's son Vishnu Mishra suspecting that he may flee the country to evade arrest in connection with rape and other criminal cases, an official said.

Cybercriminals have come up with an innovative modus operandi to threaten and siphon-off money from people. In the last one week, at least 10 people have reached out to cybersecurity expert Ananth Prabhu G for help, after they received threat messages over WhatsApp.

Following a high court direction, the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) initiates the process of appointing members for ward committees in 60 wards.

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Thursday wrote to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, highlighting plight of weavers in Varanasi.

Wary of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Puri district administration has asked women devotees not to visit the pilgrim town during holy Kartika month, starting November 2. Unlike previous years, the government has not set up free accommodation camps for Kartika Brata observers this time in view of the virus outbreak.

Actor Swaraj Barik, who stays in his hometown Baripada between shoots, has been taking all precautions during his workout sessions in the gym. After the gyms opened post lockdown, he was happy to resume his fitness regime.

Actress Archita Sahu, who has come to be known for her choice of women-centric films, is playing an IPS officer in her next film, which is being directed by Raja D.

Actor Sabyasachi Mishra, who has helped many distressed people during the lockdown, has taken the responsibility of two baby girls suffering from rare diseases. He is bearing the medical expenses of the girls.

In the mountains of sleepy Ziro Valley in Arunachal Pradesh’s lower Subansiri district, a silent mission is underway to use abandoned fruits for making wine.

Assam Police additional DG (law and order) GP Singh said the recent instance of bomb blast in a school at Lailapur along the Assam-Mizoram border may be an attempt to terrorise the locals.

Sonai circle officer Sudeep Nath visited Lailapur in Cachar district close to the Assam-Mizoram border on Thursday and held discussions with the local residents and truck drivers who are unwilling to ply their vehicles to Mizoram.