Новости за 05.09.2022

Chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday virtually inaugurated and laid the foundation stones of 175 projects, of which four are to be developed in Gurugram for an estimated cost of Rs 27 crore.

A team of the Goa Police on Sunday afternoon visited the rented flat of Sudhir Sangwan, one of the accused in the Sonali Phogat murder case, at a society in Sector 102 of the city. Gurgaon cops and Phogat's brother accompanied the Goa police.

Mumbai police has long held the reputation of being one of the best investigating agencies in the country. But when it comes to completing investigations and disposing of cases, Gujarat tops the charts. In the past three years, the pendency percentage of police cases in the state has been the lowest in the country.

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera) has directed developer ILD to submit a resolution plan for an incomplete project at Sector 37C and hand over the units to allottees

Disgruntled with allocation of non-academic assignments, government school teachers have asked the state government to end the practice of involving teachers in the work of district administrations.

Chief minister Hemant Soren on Sunday described the ongoing political crisis in the state as a political trap set up by the opposition (BJP) and asserted that his government have the necessary means to come out of it.

Opposition BJP is yet to decide on its stand within the state assembly on Monday when chief minister Hemant Soren will move a trust vote in a special one-day session.

At least three women were killed allegedly on suspicion of witchcraft at Ranadih village under the Sonahatu police station area of Ranchi district on Sunday, police said.

In a change of plans, the ruling coalition brought back its MLAs from the Raipur resort in Chhattisgarh on Sunday ahead of the one-day assembly session on Monday. Once the MLAs reached the Circuit House, Soren went to receive them personally.

A cluster of organisations has launched a postcard campaign to draw the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi towards the longstanding demand of including Tulu in Schedule 8 of the Constitution. Tuluver Kudla, in association with various other organisations, plans to send 1 lakh postcards to Modi, seeking constitutional recognition for Tulu.

Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren on Sunday responded insensitively to the death of a minor girl who was found hanging from a tree in Dumka district, saying, "Incidents happen. Where do they not occur?"