Новости за 24.03.2022

The Wenlock District Hospital is waiting for the arrival of fresh yellow fever vaccine stock. The hospital has run out of the vaccine, and people are on the waiting list to take it. At present, those in need of the vaccine can visit the Public Health Institute in Bengaluru.

A joint meeting of senior civic and police officials was held at the Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) headquarters on Wednesday to discuss the issues of traffic jams seen on the city roads because of the ongoing development work.

Most autonomous colleges in the district have concluded the first semester exams being held under the National Education Policy-2020 (NEP).

A 30-year-old woman who managed to survive three attempts on her life by her ex-husband filed a fresh complaint on Wednesday against her husband and the two contract killers he had hired to shoot her.

A trustee of a temple managing committee was accused of stealing money during the counting of the hundi collection. The counting took place in February.

The cyber crime cell arrested a man from Ahmedabad on Wednesday for cheating a city-based dry fruits merchant of Rs 15 lakh.

Rain water harvesting should be prioritised by citizens as a water conservation method, said Kumar, CEO of the zilla panchayat of Dakshina Kannada.He was speaking at the Water World Water Day programme on Wednesday.

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has asked the government to issue an order banning non-Hindus from setting up shops in the vicinity of temples under the Karnataka Hindu Religious Institutions and Charitable Endowments Department.

After the body of a pregnant woman was found from Udhna railway yard on Tuesday, the railway police started investigation even as police found a tattoo on her arm seen mostly on women from Bihar. Therefore, cops have sent her pictures with the tattoo to Bihar police for identification.

Students, both senior and junior, got plenty of time to prepare for their exams in the past academic year with the pandemic putting a lock on all social events. But now a sizable chunk of nearly 82% of students fear they may be asked questions in the upcoming exams from the syllabus that they did not finish.

A three-day training programme on capacity-building for Cesc Mysuru division officers began at Central Institute of Indian Languages here on Wednesday. The programme, organised by National Power Training Institute (NPTI, Bengaluru), will be held till March 25.

Fans of Puneeth Rajkumar, led by former MLA M K Somashekhar, blocked the road at Ramaswamy Circle on Wednesday, condemning the state government for pressurising theatre hall owners to stop screening ‘James’ starring late actor Puneeth Rajkumar, to make way for other films.

Mysuru district scored a hat-trick by recording zero Covid cases for three days this week.According to data released by the district on Wednesday, Mysuru reported no positive case from among the 1,102 tested samples.

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After reaching a high of Rs 60 per kg, tomato prices have plummeted to Rs 5 per kg.Vegetable prices in Mysuru have nosedived after peaking during the first week of January, owing primarily to unseasonal rainfall.

State unit of Rashtriya (Other Backward Class) OBC Manch on Thursday held a day-long fast in front of Ambedkar statue at Doranda in Ranchi demanding reservation in panchayat elections and amendment in promotion bill introduced in the assembly.

The East Singhbhum administration will soon set a control room where people facing water scarcity can report the matter in order to get relief, deputy commissioner Vijaya Jadhav said on Wednesday.

Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Ranchi organised an inter-college debate competition on the topic, ‘Factoring climate risk in institutional finance will impede growth in developing country like India’, to create awareness among the students about the RBI’s role in financial growth and provide a

Altogether 46 men from Bokaro, Giridih and Hazaribag districts, who have been living and working in Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur as labourers since 2019, have urged the Jharkhand government to get them back hrome.

Azadnagar police on Tuesday night arrested two persons and seized gutka worth around Rs 5 lakh from them.

To create a platform for Persons with Disability (PwDs) through participative atmosphere and inclusive infrastructure that enables skilling, employability, and financial independence, Tata Steel Foundation (TSF) launched a special centre in the city, named Sabal.

The East Singhbhum district administration has announced elaborate measures for conducting Jharkhand Academic Council’s (JAC) matriculation and intermediate examinations, beginning Thursday.

Kartik Mandal (65) was battling depression after the untimely demise of his younger son-in law in February last due to brain hemorrhage. The deceased worked as a government school teacher in Jamtara district.