Новости за 07.11.2022

A total of 13 patients in Noida tested positive for dengue on Sunday, taking the tally to 138. In neighbouring Ghaziabad, with 16 new cases, the dengue tally reached 580 on Sunday.

A 28-year-old woman was arrested on Saturday for allegedly stealing cash and jewellery worth Rs 7 lakh from the flat of her employer in Purvanchal Royal Park in Sector 137 over a period of two months.

The UP government is planning to come up with a new logistics and warehousing policy, days after the chief minister said there was enough scope of investment and jobs in this sector.

As many as 20 domestic and international companies have shown interest in the Film City project, unlike the last time when bids had to be put on hold because of the lack of applications.

Fewer species of winter migratory birds have arrived so far this year at the Okhla sanctuary, where the waterbody is almost dry because of repair works being carried out in the barrage.

The air quality in the region improved considerably on Sunday, when most offices were closed and there were fewer vehicles on the road.

Stating about the change that Gorakhpur has undergone in last 5.5 years, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath during an interaction with entrepreneurs, industrialists and businessmen in the district late Saturday said that soon, Gorakhpur would become an investment destination.

Shockwaves from the car explosion in front of Sangameswarar Temple at Kottaimedu continue to reverberate across small businesses in the locality.

After gifting projects of Rs 1,039 crore to Ballia and Chandauli districts on Sunday, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that farmers of these two districts are changing the image of their place by reaching international markets with their agricultural products.

In a suspected case of honour killing, a man who could not tolerate his minor sister's relationship with a neighbour, killed them both by slitting their throats on Saturday night in Farrukhabad district. After killing them, the man reached the police station with the blood-soaked knife and surrendered himself to the cops.

The district government hospital in Tumakuru, which was in the news after its staff allegedly turned away a pregnant woman who died in labour later in her home last week, is facing a severe manpower shortage.

A gynecologist who was among the four staffers of the Tumakuru district hospital who was suspended after a woman in labour was denied treatment and died along with her unborn twins has said that she is not guilty of any wrongdoing as she was busy in the operation theatre (OT) on the night of November 2, the day of the incident.

On the last working day of Chief Justice U U Lalit on Monday, two benches headed by him will deliver two important verdicts which would have a huge impact on the real estate sector in Noida and Greater Noida.