Новости за 17.01.2021

The police here on Sunday rescued a six-year-old girl who had gone missing two days back and arrested a woman who had allegedly kidnapped her, officials said.

Puri district administration has drafted a contingency plan to handle the rush of devotees, who would not be asked to show Covid-19 negative reports to enter the Jagannath temple any more from January 21.

The Orissa high court has turned down the state government’s request to appoint a sitting judge of the court to monitor an SIT probe into the alleged rape and murder of a five-year-old girl in Nayagarh district in July last year, according to an RTI reply.

A boat with around 10 members of a family from Surat capsized in a lake at Eco-Point near Soldhara village of Navsari district around 71 km from Surat on Sunday late evening. Three dead bodies including that of a one-year-old child were fished out from the lake while few others rescued have been shifted to nearby hospitals.

The average air quality in Ghaziabad, Noida, Greater Noida and Gurugram was in the 'very poor' level on Sunday, a day after recording it in the 'severe' category, according to data issued by a government agency.

The much touted Marina project proposed near Dariya Bahadurgad landmass off Padukere beach here received a boost with Central Water and Power Research Station (CWPRS), Pune agreeing to prepare a feasibility report.

Shooting of Chinmay Mishra and Prakruti Mishra-starrer Odia film, Pratyaghat, is going on in the beautiful and scenic Mayurbhanja district.

The 8th edition of We Care Film Festival, a short film festival that highlights disability issues and tries to create awareness among people, was launched yesterday at a hotel in the city.

The annual Mukteswar Dance Festival, a festival that celebrates Odissi dance, culminated on Saturday evening with mesmerising performances by reputed dancers from the state.

Based on a request from the state government, the College of fisheries will soon prepare a detailed project report (DPR) for setting up dry fish curing yards in the three districts of coastal Karnataka.

The penultimate day of 9-day-long Brahmakalashotsava rituals at Sri Venkataramana Temple, Karamballi here on Monday will see chief minister B S Yediyurappa participate in the religious meeting.

Around fifteen singers and musicians of Odia film and music industry gathered at one place recently with an aim of creating something different this New Year.

A dense fog claimed another life in Gurugram as a car driver failed to see the road ahead and fell down from an under-construction railway over-bridge (ROB), police said on Sunday.

This coastal district to take a quantum leap in promoting water sports as an adventure activity when Karnataka’s first water sports training centre becomes functional at Padukere here by April.

Shamin Sheikh (24), a nursing assistant at the Child PGI hospital in Sector 30, came out with a smile on his face. After all, Sheikh was the first health worker from the district to get vaccinated at 11.15am on Saturday.

Fear arising out of the bird flu outbreak in other parts of the country has stopped some people from consuming chicken and eggs here, leading to a 20-25% dip in the sales of these items at the farm gate and at retail counters. So far, no bird flu case has been detected in the state this season.

Fifty per cent of the villages in Deogarh district have been declared child marriage free taking it a step closer to achieving the state government’s target of making Odisha child marriage free by 2030.

The first day of the Covid vaccination seemed less a public health project and more a festival. Vaccination sites were decked out with flowers and balloons in the colours of the Indian flag and red carpets were laid out for vaccine recipients. The mood of healthcare workers who got the shot, as well as of the man on the street, was upbeat.​

KLE Society will issue identity cards to those visiting BVB campus, including sportspersons, walkers, women and children, so as to ensure their safety. They are collecting the contact details and photos of the visitors, including walkers and joggers.

In a bid to improve the twin cities’ cleanliness index and to ensure that amenities for public hygiene are in proportion to the growing population, Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) is contemplating the installation of ‘Cleanage Readymade Public Urinals’. The civic agency will identify crowded places across the twin cities, where the urinals will be installed.

When Shubha Premavathi, a medical professional who had been registered to receive the vaccine on Saturday, stepped out of her home in Balachandra Layout, Babusabpalya, she received a loud cheer from her neighbours, who had been waiting to show their support.

Pehle aap (after you). There is no better phrase that comes to my mind to sum up the mood at various health centres where recipients were given the vaccine, for which the entire country has waited for months.