Новости за 16.09.2022

Power discom Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (DHBVN) has rolled out "unified billing" for single-point, multiple user electricity connections in the city's group housing societies that will allow it to generate separate bills for each flat, replacing the current system of a single bill beng generated for the whole society.

: Micro and small industry owners of the city seem unimpressed with the draft of the Industrial and Business Policy, 2022. They are of the view that though proposals for the small industry have been kept in the industrial policy, but the limits of the financial incentives are very low which need to be enhanced by the state government.

Forty-four new Covid cases were reported in the city on Thursday, while the daily positivity rate remained at 1.4%. The city saw same positivity rate on Wednesday too.

A three-day Pulse Polio Immunisation (PPI) drive will be launched from Sunday in six districts of Haryana under which children from 0 to 5 years will be given polio drops. The six districts that will be covered in the drive are Gurgaon, Faridabad, Nuh, Jhajjar, Sonipat and Kaithal.

A 40-year-old manager of a prominent salon was admitted to the ICU for two days with head injuries after she fell off a moving auto while trying to resist a mobile snatcher in Sector 42. While attempting to pull her phone away from the bike-borne snatcher, she fell off the auto, police said. An FIR was filed on Wednesday.

Reports of a leopard sighting in DLF-5 put residential colonies and swish condominiums on high alert on Thursday evening with RWAs sending out advisories to residents to stay indoors and videos of a leopard captured in Palwal a day ago circulating on residents' groups as the DLF-5 sighting, adding to the alarm.

Several parts of the city received light rain on Thursday afternoon. According to the IMD, more showers are in store for the next two days with a possibility of thunderstorms.

"If a colourblind person can get a degree in technical field from a government recognized institute then why is he not eligible for a government job in that specific work?" - This is what Nirav Makwana (28) is preparing to argue after he was denied a dream job when the fitness examination revealed that he is colourblind.

"Milk with mines" - is the motto followed by Medha, the milk producers' cooperative that has helped thousands in Jharkhand branch out into jobs beyond mining and traditional farming.

Gensets running on dual fuel - diesel and gas - would be allowed to operate in industries for a maximum of two hours a day when the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) is in force from October 1.

A five-member delegation under the banner of the New Era Flat Owners Welfare Association (NEFOWA) met GNIDA ACEOs Amandeep Duli, Prerna Sharma and general manager Salil Yadav over pending demands of residents of Noida Extension.

Over 100 families of a society in Sector 79 have been without electricity since 2am on Thursday after supply was snapped following allegations of power theft against the builder.

A 27-year-old man has been arrested on Thursday for allegedly abusing and thrashing an employee of a spa after he objected to his demand of a "happy ending" at the facility in Sector 18, police said.

First, there will be an awareness drive, and from the next week, challans will be issued if passengers of cars aren't wearing the compulsory rear seat belts, traffic police announced on Thursday.

Jalandhar West's AAP legislator Sheetal Angural, who is at the centre of his party's allegations against the BJP of approaching, alluring, and threatening its MLAs, had started his political career with the BJP and switched sides only a day before getting the election ticket.

The information sought over the expenses incurred on the police operation to arrest the BJP leader Tejinder Pal Singh Bagga was denied to an RTI activist by the Punjab government and its police on grounds of security reasons.

Seeing no scope of taking up further projects under Ludhiana Smart City Limited (LSCL) in this fiscal year with the finalisation of project list as on March 31, the civic authorities have decided to carry out few other projects directly through Ludhiana municipal corporation while funds will be given by LSCL.

In order to check the spread of African swine fever (ASF) in pigs, the Ludhiana municipal corporation has started action against illegal movement of pigs from other states, mainly Gujarat and Rajasthan (where there is an outbreak of the disease) to Ludhiana. A large number of pigs are brought to Ludhiana from these states.

The work on ward delimitation has come to a complete halt in the city as payment to staff working on the job has been put on hold in the absence of permission from the MC house members.

Sidhwan Bet police have booked a man and his brother for the murder of their neighbour, who had tried to stop the main accused from beating up his wife. The accused, identified as Ramesh Kumar and brother Veer, also allegedly injured the father-in-law of the victim, identified as Gulshan Sadha.

Police have booked five inmates of Ludhiana central jail, who had allegedly attacked and threatened assistant superintendent of jail ahead of the visit of jail minister Harjot Bains. Police said further probe was on.

Under fire over incidents related to gangsters, especially in the area under division number 3 police station, Ludhiana police arrested four members of Puneet Bains gang when they were allegedly hatching a conspiracy to carry out a robbery.

In yet another instance of a father turning out to be a molester, a 42-year-old man allegedly raped his minor daughter when she was sleeping beside him at night. The man was arrested on Wednesday night followinng a complaint from his wife, who claimed to have witnessed the crime.

When Sheetal (name changed) married him eight years ago, she never imagined in her wildest dreams that her husband was previously a woman.

The 'next friend' of Swayambhu Jyotirlinga Bhagwan Vishweshwar, advocate Vijay Shankar Rastogi, on Thursday appealed to the district judge court to reject the civil revision petition filed by Anjuman Intezamia Masajid (AIM) and Sunni Waqf Board challenging the jurisdiction of civil court in his old case no. 610/1991 through which he had demanded removal of the Gyanvapi mosque from the 'Adi Vishweshwar temple' land.