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A team of the state tourism department and Uttar Pradesh Project Corporation Limited has conducted a survey to revive the eighth century Sun temple in Shivganj village under Gaura gram sabha of Pratapgarh district.

Train services between Mangaluru and Chennai have been partially cancelled in view of the line and power block to facilitate engineering works pertaining to the strengthening of a road over bridge at Katpadi railway station.

Gurugram is the first district in 14 states and four Union Territories (UTs), securing the top position with the highest recovery rate at 99.44 per cent.

In a unique tree plantation drive, school authorities of Kendriya Vidyalaya, IIIT-Jhalwa planted saplings in remembrance of corona victims in their school premises, on Wednesday.

The municipal corporation authorities have decided to make the city rabies free by providing free vaccines to stray and registered pet dogs. The members of the finance and contracts committee gave a nod to the proposal.

After their plea with the current dispensation failing to get desired results, landowners affected by the Special Leave Petition (SLP) on ‘Karnataka Town & country planning (Regularization of unauthorized developments) Rules 2013’ have appealed to KPCC president D K Shivakumar to expedite the hearing into the SLP and end their woes.

Odisha governor Ganeshi Lal speaks on Odisha, its policies, education, culture and more. Excerpts:

The naming of hockey team captain Manpreet Singh as India’s flag-bearer at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics along with boxing legend Mary Kom has put the spotlight on Mithapur village, near Jalandhar. It will be for the second time that a sportsperson from this Punjab village will be leading the Indian hockey team in Olympics and will be the flag-bearer of the country’s squad. The first player to have this honour was Pargat Singh, who participated in three Olympics (1988, 1992 and 1996)... Читать дальше...

BJP leader Prithiviraj Harichandan on Tuesday took a dig at chief minister Naveen Patnaik, who had written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to open the window of Awaas+ mobile app to migrate data of all identified households for achieving the objective of safe housing for all.

The commissionerate police has arrested 262 criminals, mostly involved in property-related offences in Bhubaneswar; during the last two months of lockdown.

To bridge the gap in education due to closure of schools, the state government has decided to engage trainee teachers to visit homes of children and teach them. This will be an internship programme for students of diploma in elementary education (D.El.Ed) as part of their curriculum. The programme will be initiated by the State Council of Education Research and Training (SCERT) in association with Unicef.

After vaccinating a record four lakh doses on Monday, Odisha may have to stop inoculation for a week due to short supply of Covishield. Inoculation of people who have not got the first dose may not happen this month as the state has decided to give priority to 28 lakh people whose second dose is due this month.

The Koraput District Consumer Disputes and Redressal Forum has fined the branch manager of ICICI Bank, Jeypore, on charges of deficiency in service to an account holder. The forum in its order pronounced on June 30 asked the official to pay Rs 10,000 as fine to the complainant, Basanti Behera of Jeypore, towards compensation and Rs 5,000 for litigation cost within 30 days from the date of communication of the order.

The state government on Tuesday approved five investment proposals in the metal sector worth Rs 1.46 lakh crore with an aim to double steel production in the state over the next few years. While the state’s existing steel-making capacity is about 30 mtpa, the high-level clearance authority led by chief minister Naveen Patnaik approved another 27.5 mtpa capacity. All five approved proposals are expansion of existing facilities.

Chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday dedicated the newly constructed 200-bed ICU complex at the Gauhati Medical College Hospital to the people of Assam.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has moved the Gauhati high court, challenging the recent special NIA order absolving Raijor Dal MLA from Sivasagar constituency Akhil Gogoi of all charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), 1967.

An expert has questioned the findings of a National Family Health Survey (NFHS) which showed a fall in total fertility rate of Muslim women in Assam.