Новости за 21.02.2022

A 25-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly raping a 16-year-old woman. Police said, the suspect was also blackmailing the minor using a video clip. The girl is the sister of the accused’s wife.

Mukund Kumar, a birder, waited patiently for hours to catch its pig-like squeals and grunts from behind the curtain of marshy vegetation in Dhanauri wetlands last week. But there was not a tweet.

Ahead of Swachh Survekshan 2022, Noida has built nearly 302 restrooms in different parts of the city. These include pink toilets with sanitary napkin facilities and public toilets.

The developer of Chintels Paradiso will bear the cost of structural audit of residential towers in the society, a spokesperson for the company said on Sunday.

Deputy commissioner Nishant Yadav has ordered that registration of sale deeds of all projects of the developer of Chintels Paradiso be stopped till further notice.

There was silence on the streets but the message was loud and clear as more than 200 men, women and elderly from Chintels Paradiso and adjoining condominiums took out a protest march on Sunday. As they walked side by side, holding banners and placards for nearly 1.

A delegation of RWAs in the city, under the banner of Making Model Gurugram (MMG), met chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday to talk about safety mechanisms and structural audits of residential societies.

The first auto driver to scrap their diesel vehicle older than ten years or petrol vehicle older than 15 years and opt for an e-rickshaw under the Parivartan project will get Rs 21,000 prize money besides other incentives and subsidies for making the transition, announced the chief minister

Groups of birders on Sunday ventured into wetlands, forests, water bodies and parks across NCR on the occasion of Big Bird Day, a day-long birding event celebrated across the country to observe birds and list them on eBird.org/india.

At 193, the city reported less than 200 new Covid cases for the second consecutive day on Sunday. The number was 198 on Saturday. Two persons, meanwhile, succumbed to Covid. Gurgaon now has 1,290 Covid patients. Currently, 16 Covid patients are in hospitals. The rest are in home isolation.

Chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday held a meeting over the construction of Shri Sheetla Mata Devi Medical College and Hospital in the city.

A 16-year-old girl from West Bengal, who had been reported to be missing from her village, was rescued by the police from Gurgaon’s Tigra village on Saturday.

The health department on Sunday announced an “adoption model” for tuberculosis (TB) patients in the districts, under which it will engage private companies to detect and treat patients at the grassroots level.

In a bid to make the parks in the city safer and more appealing to the residents, the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) plans to install lights along the walking path in three major parks in the city.

Students and parents of city schools hit the streets on Sunday morning to protest against the state government decision to conduct Class 8 board exams for all schools, including those affiliated with CBSE and CISCE boards, amid a stark pedagogical difference.

Deputy commissioner Nishant Yadav has appointed district town planner (enforcement) RS Batth as the nodal officer and duty magistrate to supervise the entire process of NBCC Green View’s handover to the developer for carrying out repair work at the society.

The first auto driver to scrap his diesel vehicle older than 10 years or petrol vehicle older than 15 years and opt for an e-rickshaw under the Parivartan project will get Rs 21,000 prize money besides other incentives and subsidies for making the transition, announced the chief minister

He said considering the role of Arunachal Pradesh in terms of national security, modern infrastructure is also being developed

“The government has been pleased to approve changes in the uniform of the Odisha Police. The use of tunic is completely done away with. The use of Sam Browne belt or cross belt shall be limited to ceremonial occasions only when an officer is carrying a sword,” read the state home department’s order issued on February 15.