Новости за 10.07.2022

On Sunday, YouTuber Gaurav Taneja aka Flying Beast released a statement regarding his arrest on his birthday

Five Odias, who were stranded near Amarnath shrine in Jammu and Kashmir due to flash flood triggered by a cloudburst, reached Jammu safely on Sunday. The pilgrims from Rayagada district said they escaped from the jaws of death.

For the first time, the grand Bahuda Yatra marked the culmination of nine days of Rath Yatra in London on Saturday.

The Udupi district administration has banned movement of traffic on National Highway 169A, connecting Udupi with Thirthahalli in Shivamogga district, till July 12, 8am.

Two more people died on Sunday even as the flood situation in Assam considerably improved, as per an official bulletin.

Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that the state government is making the Backward Classes Commission afresh to give benefit to the residents belonging to these classes.

Hundreds of residents were marooned in the rural areas of central Gujarat as the heavy rains lashed the region on Sunday.

Like in the past three days, rainfall was sporadic, but heavy to moderate, all along the coast on Sunday affected normal life and the IMD has extended the red alert forecast till Wednesday.

The water level at the famed KRS dam located in Srirangapatna taluk of the Mandya district reached 123.10 feet. The maximum level is 124.80 feet.

Two persons were feared dead after a car accidentally fell into a swollen rivulet and washed away on the Manjeshwar-Puttur-Subrahmanya state highway in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district early on Sunday.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sought an action taken report from energy department secretary, superintendent of police and district collector of Balasore over an electrocution death of a man during Rath Yatra celebration held in Balasore district on July 1.

Thirty eight persons tested positive for Covid even as there was no death due to disease in Ludhiana on Sunday.

As many as five Rohingya children who were detained by police in Assam's Cachar district on May 29, escaped by breaking a wall of an observation home in Silchar where they were kept in.

Amidst complaints of no books, stationery and bags etc for students of government primary schools in the district, the basic education department distributed the first set of new books, stationery, shoes, bags, towels etc to about 250 students of the Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBVs) of Dadri, Jewar and Dankaur blocks.

A man was seen in a video clip holding a gun and chasing a person in Kanpur's Sanigawan area of Chakeri on Saturday, and hurling abuses at him. Recorded by some passerby, the clip went viral on social media.

Drugs worth over Rs 10 crore, including five kg of opium, have been seized from a vehicle in Assam's Kamrup district, police said on Sunday.

Man who was arrested for hurting religious sentiments by depicting Lord Shiva in Assam’s Nagaon district, released on bail.

Seven minor detainees, including five Rohingya, fled from an observation home under the detention centre in Silchar. A senior police official on Saturday said five minors in question, who were arrested along with a total of 26 Rohingya in Silchar on May 29, were kept at an observation home in Meherpur locality of the town.

A man was allegedly burnt alive during a public hearing in Nagaon's Bor Lalung area on Saturday.

Tremors were felt in different parts of Sullai taluk in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka early Sunday.

The sultry June and Ju l y we a t h e r would have forced you to keep the AC on for hours almost every day. This has pushed up not just the electricity bill, but the carbon footprints too. Amid concerns over the environment and outages due to inadequate coal stocks at thermal power plants, there have been questions on whether solar panels can be a suitable alternative for generating electricity.

With a focus on personal hygiene, especially for girls studying in government Kannada medium schools in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada, the Ventana Foundation fulfilled a decade-old demand of the Government Higher Primary School, Koravadi, in Kumbashi village, by handing over a toilet complex with three toilets and a bathroom, to the school recently.

The India-Japan Friendship Centre, a voluntary organisation working for the promotion of tourism between the two countries, brought a group of 15 tourists from Japan to Puri to give them a feel of Rath Yatra and Bahuda Yatra.

Sheoraj Singh Bhati has the rugged, swarthy hands of a cop, but on the harmonium, they have a velvet touch. His small but committed audience knows every syllable of 'Saanwariya nandlal ne maya dikhlai', but it comes to life in the 64-year-old's voice and its distinctive harmonium accompaniment.