Новости за 25.05.2024

Assam DGP GP Singh's appeal for providing drinking water to police officers in scorching heat was widely supported by civilians and fellow officers, leading to a community effort to ensure the well-being of law enforcement personnel.

Naveen Patnaik confident in sixth term victory, stable govt. PM Modi announces BJP CM oath in Odisha on June 10. VK Pandian reiterates oath on June 9.

Here's what Day 2 of Times Lifestyle Week looked like.

Here's what Day 1 of the maiden Times Lifestyle Week in Gurgaon looked like.

Independent MLA Rakesh Daulatabad from the Badshahpur assembly constituency passed away due to a heart attack at Manipal Hospital, Gurgaon. The family has been notified about his demise by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) West Karan Goel.

An Indian-origin truck driver who caused a horrific bus crash in Canada involving the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team has been ordered to be deported.

Tourists from Hyderabad drove into a swollen stream near Kuruppanthara in south Kerala while heading towards Alappuzha using Google maps for navigation. Fortunately, all four individuals, with the help of Kaduthuruthy police station, police patrolling unit, local residents, escaped unharmed although their vehicle was fully submerged in the water.

20 individuals fell sick in Greater Noida's sovier green arch society after consuming tainted momo

A septuagenarian sculptor from Assam's Jorhat district has woven a replica of the Vrindavani Vastra, a 16th-century artefact rich in cultural legacy, after extensive research and weaving for six years.

Police and security forces seized Yaba tablets and heroin worth Rs 9 crore in two separate operations in Cachar district, arresting four persons.

Assam govt paid Rs 30 lakh compensation to six persons whose houses were demolished after a police station was vandalized following the custodial death of fish trader Safiul Islam in Nagaon. Safiul Islam's family is yet to receive compensation.

Giridih records highest polling in the first two hours

Voting began in six Lok Sabha seats and 42 assembly seats in Odisha amid tight security. The influential Bhubaneswar-Cuttack-Puri triangle, Odia Asmita, and missing keys of Ratna Bhandar are key talking points.

Voting underway in Odisha for six Lok Sabha seats and 42 assembly seats, including influential areas like Bhubaneswar-Cuttack-Puri triangle. Key issues include Odia Asmita, Ratna Bhandar, and concerns of tribals and middle class voters.