Новости за 21.05.2022

The Indian Medical Association (IMA)’s Jharkhand chapter on Friday came out in support of resident doctors and interns of the state’s largest hospital, Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (Rims), over non-payment of salaries and incentives which are due for months.

A 32-year-old man hacked his wife to death at his home in Dumardih locality on the outskirts of Gumla town in the early hours of Friday. “Though the man was arrested, it is not known as to why he killed his wife,’ Gumla sub-divisional police officer Manish Chandra Lall said.

Five operatives of the banned Tritiya Sammelan Prastuti Committee (TSPC) were arrested along with loaded pistols and country made revolvers from a forest under the Basal outpost police station limits, Ramgarh SP Prabhat Kumar said on Friday.

The NIA conducted searches at six places in Chatra district and at one location in Ranchi on Friday in connection with a terror-funding case involving the Magadh Amrapali colliery.

The special PMLA court on Friday allowed the enforcement directorate (ED) additional five-day custody of suspended IAS officer Pooja Singhal in connection with the alleged irregularities in MGNREGA, mining scams and money laundering.

BJP's Godda MP Nishikant Dubey on Friday night claimed on Twitter that the Election Commission has asked chief minister Hemant Soren and his lawmaker brother Basant to appear in person on May 30 and May 31.

The Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee (JNAC) has begun a drive against violators of building plan in the area. In the last three days, more than a dozen buildings have been sealed in the Steel City, mostly built in Tata Steel-command areas.

BJP’s national vice-president Raghubar Das on Friday urged chief minister Hemant Soren to ‘give up his stubbornness’ and withdraw the Jharkhand State Agricultural Produce and Livestock Marketing Bill, 2022 in the larger interest of the state’s marginal farmers, traders and the common people.

State education department has come up with a plan to help students of government schools who missed online classes during the pandemic to make up for the losses. It will be implemented in the new session in July 2022.

Suspended IAS officer Pooja Singhal has been reportedly battling high blood pressure and anxiety-related health issues ever since she was arrested by the enforcement directorate (ED) and her counsel on Friday moved the Jharkhand high court, saying she needs to be hospitalised.

The RJD’s Jharkhand unit has decided to burn the effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah on Saturday to protest the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raids against the party chief Lalu Prasad and his relatives in different cities, including Patna and

Fresh cases of Covid-19 decreased marginally to 37 on Friday compared to 42 Thursday and 36 on Wednesday. The number of active cases also dropped to 315 compared to 322 on Thursday. The state continued its zero-death record keeping the cumulative toll at 38,025.

Three cops have been booked for negligence in duty after an alleged drug peddler escaped from their custody at Jewar police station, officials said on Friday. A departmental enquiry was also initiated against them and teams have been formed to nab the accused.

Hearings in the Nithari killings have ended in the CBI court, but the relatives of the victims and villagers are still waiting for a closure.

Motorists looking for a seamless commute on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway will have to wait till July, as the Noida Authority has extended the deadline for completing the resurfacing work on the high-speed corridor yet again — this time, to June 30.

After neighbouring Haryana, the UP government has also decided to send inefficient and tainted officials above 50 years of age into compulsory retirement.

Gautam Budh Nagar district magistrate Suhas LY on Friday directed officials to issue challans and get FIRs registered against anyone caught burning waste in the open to help reduce pollutants in the city’s air.

Hearings in the Nithari killings have ended in the CBI court, but the relatives of the victims and villagers are still waiting for a closure.

The developer of Chintels Paradiso, where two residents died in a vertical collapse of living rooms on February 10, has written to the government to lift the ban on registries on the company’s other projects.Chintels India, the developer, claimed to have paid a compensation of Rs 4.

The arrest of two Gurgaon-based CAs for an alleged Rs 15 crore-fraud has triggered a series of protests led by the Institution of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) against officials of the CGST office in the city.

Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) Friday said it has identified 56 air pollution hotspots across the state and devised an action plan for necessary interventions to convert them into “green spots”. Six of the locations are in Gurgaon and six in Faridabad.