Новости за 02.06.2022

Odisha's chief electoral officer, SK Lohani Thursday said the counting of votes in the Brajrajnagar by-poll held on May 31, will be taken up on Friday amid tight security.

A Gurugram resident was allegedly duped of Rs 7 lakh by cyber frauds who posed as his friend and convinced him to transfer money to them, police here on Thursday said.

Accredited social health activist (ASHA) workers on Thursday demanded the government to take care of their social security and livelihood issues for the betterment of their future. Leaders of these activists said this while attending a two-day national convention of National Federation of ASHA Workers here.

Performing stunts on motorcycles on city roads has landed a 26-year-old YouTuber with 1.5 million subscribers in jail, police officials here said on Thursday.

A 28-year-old Delhi woman has accused a man she befriended on Facebook of making her drunk and raping her in a Gurugram hotel, police on Thursday said.

Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday approved the masterplan for development of the Sarala Temple at Jhankad in Jagatsinghpur district.

Major fire broke out at the plant of Deepak Nitrite company in Nandesari GIDC in Vadodara on Thursday evening.

Cracking a whip against the illegal sewer connections, the additional commissioner Rishipal Singh stepped down in the field on Thursday along with officials from the operation and maintenance cell.

Odisha has recorded nearly 42% growth in collection of state goods and services tax (SGST) in May as the total collection is estimated at Rs 1174 crore during the month compared to Rs 827 crore collected during May 2021.

Different teams of state GST (SGST) department in Ludhiana conducted inspections at multiple premises of four different business groups based in the districts. The action was taken on the suspicion of tax evasion but as of now, it is unclear how much was quantum of tax evasion if any by the firms against whom the action was taken.

World Bicycle Day is being celebrated on June 3, 2022, by Ludhiana District Administration, Municipal Corporation and Commissionarate of Police, Ludhiana, in association with various Cycle Clubs, NGOs and industrial houses with vigour and vibrancy.

A victory procession of a newly elected mukhiya (village head) turned violent in Jharkhand's Palamu district as it allegedly attacked the house of the rival candidate and set a car on fire, police said on Thursday.

Police have stepped up security near Hassan government hospital where the body of city municipal council member Prashanth Nagaraj (40), a JD(S) member, who was brutally killed by a gang, has been kept for post-mortem.

A 30-year-old constable, married about a month ago, and posted at Bilhaur police station of the district was found dead with his throat slit in his rented room on Thursday morning.

Even Sidhu Moose Wala’s family wasn’t aware which car he was taking while he left the house with friends Gurwinder Singh and Gurpreet Singh. This was revealed by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA of Mansa’s Sardulgarh area, Gurpreet Singh, who on Wednesday visited Ludhiana’s DMC Hospital to meet the injured duo.

A research team from Banaras Hindu University’s department of Geology is involved in research on the planet Venus through geological mapping of its surface for different magmatic units (volcanic flows and dykes), tectonic units (major rift zones), and their link with mantle plumes.

Ahead of the monsoon, pressure on authorities to clear the mess surrounding the Vishwamitri river, that passes from the heart of the city, is rising.

Cops in Azamgarh district have busted a gang that was running a website by using the name ‘CIA’ to intimidate and dupe people by arresting its four members on Wednesday and seizing cash, jewellery, guns, cartridges, an SUV, and a motorcycle from them.

Six persons were arrested on Wednesday for pelting stones on cops who went on a raid to save goats meant for sacrifice. The incident occurred on Tuesday night on Vasna-Bhayli Road where about 40 goats were to be sacrificed for religious rituals.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday said Congress-ruled states have become like a railway station that accommodates refugees in a jibe against his former party for nominating candidates from outside the state for the June 10 Rajya Sabha elections in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNP&TR) received a tourist footfall of over 2.75 lakh, generating a revenue of Rs 6 crore during 2021-2022, which is an all-time record collection.