Новости за 05.01.2021

The Congress high command will not bypass the opinion of ground-level workers before finalising an alliance with AIUDF for the 2021 Assam elections is concerned, said All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary and party's state in-charge Jitendra Singh.

Teams of district police on Sunday ended a three-month solo run of a chain snatcher and detected nine cases, including seven in the district and two in Mangaluru city police limits.

Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddh Nagar recorded one more fatality linked to Covid-19 that pushed the district's death toll to 91 on Tuesday, while its infection tally surged to 91 with 21 new cases, official data showed.

In a boost for the mobile phone manufacturing industry, the Union ministry of electronics and information technology has released its first instalment of Rs 6.6 crore for the Centre of Excellence (CoE) project being developed in Noida. The CoE is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2023.

Eight persons were detained in Jharkhand on Tuesday for their alleged involvement in the attack on chief minister Hemant Soren's convoy at Kishoreganj Chowk here a day before, police said.

The average air quality stayed 'moderate' in NCR cities of Ghaziabad, Noida, Greater Noida and Faridabad, while it was 'satisfactory' in Gurugram, according to a 24-hour data issued by a government agency on Tuesday.

The Indian oil sardine that has been registering very low catches during the last few years has been showing signs of revival along the Karnataka coast, but fishermen have been advised to harvest them with abundant caution.

Indian theatre form of Yakshagana lost a talented artiste, Sadhu Kottari, who collapsed on the stage while performing in the early hours of Tuesday.

With the eighth rounds of talks failing on Monday, the farmers protesting at the Dalit Prerna Sthal compared the central government with traditional mythological character of Rawan and said that the government was not even expressing condolences for the death of around 50 farmers at different protest sites and is possibly waiting for a century of deaths to get completed.

The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) is hoping for a breakthrough in alliance talks with the Congress when the Grand Old Party’s general secretary and Assam in-charge, Jitendra Singh, visits the state during Magh Bihu.

The ruling BJP has started an intra-organizational survey in the assembly constituencies before taking a call for ticket distribution for the upcoming assembly election.

The special investigation team (SIT), probing the alleged rape and murder of a minor girl in Nayagarh district, has moved a Pocso court, seeking permission to conduct narco analysis test on the accused, Saroj Sethi.

Police on Monday blamed ‘past enmity’ for the double murders in Cuttack district’s Mahanga area on Saturday evening, in which a BJP worker and an associate were killed. The BJP, however, dismissed this and termed the murders as political killings. The party also staged protests against in different parts of the state, demanding the resignation of BJD leader and law minister Pratap Jena, named as an accused in the case.

After the government lifted the restrictions on the screening of films in cinema halls in the state, only one such theatre reopened in Bhubaneswar to a lukewarm response on Monday. The others are planning to resume shows from the weekend.

The Confederation of Odisha Public Schools, an association of private schools in the state, has decided to resume all classes, including primary, from February 1 subject to the state government approval. The federation said it has requested the government to allow them to resume classes as the state has allowed reopening of almost all other institutions including offices, temples and markets.

A team of staff, students of the department of electrical and electronics engineering, NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte have designed and developed ARFID based automated shoe racking system.