Новости за 02.06.2022

The commercial court in Rajkot rejected the application of a Mumbai-based firm seeking to restrain Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) from holding the Saurashtra Premier League (SPL) cricket tournament which is scheduled to begin on Thursday.

In separate cases lodged in Rajkot city and Junagadh on Tuesday night, Mephedrone drug worth Rs Rs 12.19 lakh was seized.

Union health minister Manuskh Mandaviya on Tuesday said sophisticated Ro-Ro ferry services will start on Bhavnagar-Hazira and Bhavangar-Mumbai routes. This service will have double the speed then the existing Ghogha-Hazira Ro-Ro ferry and more capacity, he said.

A 29-year-old salesman aspiring to go abroad on a work visa has filed a cheating complaint against a visa consultant. Complainant has alleged that the consultant took Rs 4.75 lakh from him and four others but neither provided the visa nor returned the money.

A dry fruits vendor has filed a cheating complaint against a senior citizen and a woman, alleging that they purchased dry fruits worth Rs 79,093 but vanished without making payments. Khatodara police registered an offence.

Acting on the directions of the state health department, several districts have started screening for monkeypox cases in the state.

Daughters of a welder and a newspaper hawker were among the 252 who were declared successful in the 7 to 10 JPSC state civil service exams, results of which were announced on Tuesday night. From Bokaro, Savitri Kumari of Dantu village under Kasmar block became the state topper.

The Jharkhand high court (HC) on Wednesday reserved its order on the point of maintainability of the public interest litigation (PIL) exposing the operation of shell companies by IAS Pooja Singhal and holding of office-of-profit by chief minister Hemant Soren.

The Ranchi office of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday predicted normal onset of southwest monsoon over Jharkhand this year. “Monsoon has set in over Kerala early and monsoon currents are already entering the Bay of Bengal.

Business for tour and travel operators is looking up as people have started making vacation plans post pandemic. Gyan Kumar, owner of Lilawati Tour and Travels, said, “After a two-year hiatus, we have observed an increase in bookings during this summer vacation.

It was a dream come true for 15-year-old Lavanya Pilania, a specially-abled teenager from Jaipur, when she met former Indian cricket captain MS Dhoni, her childhood hero to fulfill what could be her last desire.

Kalakriti School of Arts, Doranda, organised a four-day training workshop, ‘Sona Jharkhand’, from May 27 in a bid to restore and rejuvenate dying folk art forms of the state.

After days of wrangling over Rajya Sabha polls and ultimately snubbed by JMM, the beleaguered Congress, which is part of the ruling alliance in the state, has now shifted its focus back to strengthening its base at the grassroots and consolidate its footprint within the coalition government.

The CPM on Wednesday announced that it would contest the Mandar by-poll on June 23. The party declared its state committee member Subhas Munda as its candidate for the election.

Fresh cases of Covid-19 in Tamil Nadu crossed the 100-mark on Wednesday, after nearly two and a half months, with new clusters emerging in families, workplaces and educational institutions.

Sixty-two unauthorised farmhouses, among them plush ones with luxurious suites, swimming pools and myriad recreational amenities, were razed on Wednesday in a joint crackdown by the Noida Authority and the irrigation department on illegal construction on the Yamuna floodplains with heavy

Illegally occupied for nearly 10 years, the Greater Noida Industrial Authority has cleared two industrial plots, spread over 8,200 sqm in the Ecotech 1 area, of squatters following a recent Allahabad high court order.