Новости за 09.06.2022

Over five thousand students from Mysuru district and 79,000 students from across the state wrote to the Prime Minister as part of the Save Soil campaign launched by Sadhguru. Kids studying from pre-kindergarten to class X participated in this letter writing initiative addressed to the PM.

Khunti police arrested CPI (Maoist) member Ritesh Lugun from Bazartand under Rania police station area on Monday. Lugun is accused in two cases registered with Rania and Arki police stations.

The People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI), a splinter group of CPI (Maoists), allegedly demanded money from former soldier-turned-trader Ganesh Kumar.

A court on Tuesday awarded life imprisonment to Mohammad Abdul Rahim (31) for attempting to murder Hadish Ansari (30), a resident of Sector-3 area, at Basanti Moad of Sector-9 under Harla Police Station on October 30, 2016.

The state health department has started a pilot programme to screen tuberculosis (TB) patients, who had contracted Covid-19, and provide them with specialised care in Ranchi and Jamshedpur district hospitals.

Three unidentified men on Wednesday evening gunned down 22-year-old Manpreet Singh in Shiv Singh Bagan area under Sidhgora police station, police said. “Three shooters barged into the house, opened fire on Manpreet and fled after injuring him.

Chief minister Hemant Soren has asked education department to fill up 38,000 vacant posts of teachers, parateachers and lab assistants in government schools soon. Of the total, 26,000 teachers will be appointed at the primary level. Last recruitment in primary schools happened in 2016.

Workers at the Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd (HEC), Ranchi have threatened to go on a day-long strike on June 28 unless the PSU pays their wages, which are pending for the past seven months.

The state government is yet to administer the oath of office and secrecy to two members of the Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (JSERC), who were appointed following a prod by the Jharkhand high court on May 18.

Suspended IAS officer Pooja Singhal was on Wednesday produced before the special PMLA court which extended her judicial custody till June 22. Singhal was presented before the court from Birsa Munda Central jail through video conferencing.

New Delhi: China's rapid build-up of military infrastructure along the Line of Actual Control with India is "alarming and eye-opening" and adds to its overall "destabilizing and corrosive behavior" in the entire Indo-Pacific region, a top US general said here on Wednesday. Visiting US Army's Pacific Commanding General Charles A Flynn said the US, India, and other like-minded countries should further strengthen their partnerships and increase military interoperability to act as a "counterweight" to China in the region.

In a move to inspire school girls, walls of junior schools under the basic education department will soon get covered with stories of women achievers like former prime minister Indira Gandhi, Kiran Bedi, Arati Saha, Kalpana Chawla, PT Usha, Karnam Malleswari, PV Sindhu, Mary Kom, etc.

Around 1,800 “nominal” residents of Jal Vayu Vihar, who did not have voting rights, will now be able to participate in the society’s election after the UP Housing and Development Board (co-operative section) ended the two decade-monopoly of air force and naval officers in the area.

The Gautam Budh Nagar district administration is seeking the help of people to get in touch with the families of two sanitation workers who died while on the job in Noida in 2011 and 2014, officials said on Wednesday.

A sub-inspector from Gautam Budh Nagar has been arrested on charges of corruption after being caught red-handed taking Rs 30,000 in connection with an assault case, officials said on Wednesday. Departmental action has been initiated against him over the matter.

The health department Wednesday issued showcause notices to two hospitals, Paras and Narayana, for failing to notify the civic body about tuberculosis (TB) cases, as well as warned 381 other private hospitals in Gurgaon that it would lodge FIRs against them if they did not follow TB

The municipal corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) on Wednesday, in a bid to streamline parking facilities across the city, directed all government offices, including Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (DHBVN), Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran

Councillors in Gurgaon will no longer be called so, at least in official papers. The MCG commissioner has issued a letter that says the term should not be used while signing a document with the stamp of the elected ward councillor.

Three young men who worked as helpers at a private firm during the daytime and allegedly committed robberies at night after attacking their victims, even killing some of them, have been arrested.

The city on Wednesday recorded 161 new Covid cases. On Tuesday, the count was 142. The positivity rate also rose to 4.5% from 4.1% on Tuesday. In the eight days of June till now, the city has added 1,059 Covid cases.

Burglars escaped with valuables worth Rs 5 lakh from a house in an upscale society on the Golf Course Road Extension, while the homeowners — an elderly couple — were away on a vacation to Nainital, police said on Wednesday.

Councillors in Gurgaon will no longer be called so, at least in official papers. The MCG commissioner has issued a letter that says the term should not be used while signing a document with the stamp of the elected ward councillor.

The Gurugram Metropolitan City Bus Limited (GMCBL) has launched a bus pass facility, wherein regular commuters will be able to purchase passes by making payments in advance and avail of discounts in the process.

The standoff between a section of faculty members and the director of the Management Development Institute (MDI)-Gurgaon, which has manifested over several months in protests on campus and letters to the board, has reached the district education tribunal.

New Gurgaon is being touted as the next popular residential area of the city, with builders and realtors projecting that population in the area is expected to double over the next two years, but questions remain about the public transport infrastructure there.