Новости за 24.05.2022

Beginning the trial of the main petition related to the worship of Shringar Gauri and other deities within the Gyanvapi premises in compliance with the May 20 order of the Supreme Court, Varanasi district judge Dr Ajay Krishna Vishwesh on Monday fixed May 24 as the date on which the court

At least three persons died after drowning while one was feared drowned when a boat carrying six persons on board capsized in river Ganga near Prabhu Ghat under the limits of Bhelupur police station on Monday.

It was an embarrassing moment for the police when the Uttar Pradesh (UP) cops came to the city for arresting an accused. The man who UP police were looking for was allowed to leave by the Manjalpur police on bail on Sunday night.

The department of Posts released three special covers along with cancellation on Geographical Indications (GI) products of Varanasi - Banarasi Zardozi, Banarasi hand block prints and Banarasi wood carvings by the postmaster general of Varanasi region, Krishna Kumar Yadav with Bhaskar

As a part of an initiative to rehabilitate women bootleggers, the Anand district police has ensured that a woman, who used to eek out a living by selling liquor, now sells ice cream. A drive-through ice cream parlour that will be operated by the woman will be inaugurated on Tuesday.

A video of a woman being attacked by a cow has gone viral in Anand. The Anand municipality presently has no system of impounding cattle and is planning to have in place one soon.

The Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) started getting Narmada water in the Ajwa reservoir from Monday.

Till a few days ago, the enclosure of lions in Safari Park at the Statue of Unity (SOU) used to echo with roars of the big cats. But since Sunday, the purring sound of two lion cubs is drawing the tourists to the park.

Slamming the state government over the eviction drive at Silsako beel earlier this month, Sivasagar MLA and Rajior Dal chief Akhil Gogoi on Monday demanded immediate compensation for and rehabilitation of the families.

Two cadres of the All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) laid down their arms before the superintendent of police in Dibrugarh on Monday.

The Congress has accused the Centre of depriving Assam of assistance under the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) at a time when the state is reeling from the first wave of floods this season with large scale devastation of cropland and loss of lives.

Reiterating its demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to the Tai Ahom community of the state, the All Tai Ahom Students’ Union (ATASU) staged a two-hour sit-in at Rajgarh in Dibrugarh district on Monday.

The intensity of rainfall and distribution have come down drastically in the northeast but Meghalaya and Tripura are still experiencing more than 100% rain, which is above the normal range.

The one-man inquiry commission headed by retired Justice Biplab Kumar Sharma, which was recently constituted by the state government, has begun a probe into the allegations of anomalies and malpractices in conducting Civil Service Examination (CCE), 2014 by the Assam Public Service

The All Assam Students’ Union (Aasu) formed a human chain at Lepetkata in Dibrugarh on Monday to protest against the sluggish pace of construction of the four-lane project between Moran town to Bogibeel Junction on the National Highway-37.

A team of the Trinamool Congress, on Monday, visited various areas in the Dima Hasao district and took stock of the situation following a large-scale devastation in the hill district because of rainfall-triggered landslides and mudslides over the past week.

Three of a family were killed by a herd of wild elephants in Lakhipur area in Assam’s Goalpara district on Sunday night as floods have pushed jumbos from wetlands to villages in one of the worst human-elephant conflict-hit districts.

A court on Monday remanded the six arrested accused of vandalising and setting a police station on fire in Assam’s Nagaon district to five-day police custody, police said.SP Leena Doley said, “Six persons were arrested and 12 were detained in this connection.

Vehicles of all categories in Assam will now have to be driven within six speed-limit slabs approved by the state cabinet on Monday to make commuting safer and minimise the risk of accidents.

Tomato price has once again crossed Rs 100 per kg in the city markets after a gap of one week despite the hope that reduction in excise duty on petrol and diesel would bring it down, Minati Singha reports.

There is good news for the residents of Satya Nagar and Saheed Nagar in the city.

The state government is set to incorporate the Olympic Values Education Programme into the school curriculum, in partnership with the International Olympic Committee and the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust.

Three persons were arrested here on Monday for allegedly beating up 23 tourists from Chhattisgarh at Nandankanan zoo, on the outskirts of the city, the day before.

Amid the political slugfest over the heritage corridor project in Puri, a group of servitors of the Jagannath Temple on Monday moved the Orissa high court, seeking early completion of the Rs 800 crore plan.

The National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) Bhubaneswar has started the process to offer a three-year MSc in medical and radiological physics from August this year. It will be the first institution in Odisha to offer this course.