Новости за 25.02.2024

Congress MLAs Ninong Ering and Wanglin Lowangdong, along with NPP's Mutchu Mithi and Gokar Basar, joined BJP in Arunachal Pradesh, submitting their resignation letters. BJP now has 49 MLAs in the 60-member assembly. People of Arunachal have decided to vote for BJP again.

Ruby Kashyap, a 22-year-old from Muzaffarnagar, won gold in the 10km run at the marathon. She finished in 34 minutes. CM Manohar Lal Khattar awarded her, and she sat with Manju Rani, the second runner-up, waiting for their cash prizes of Rs 50,000 and Rs 75,000.

London-based writer Prof Nitasha Kaul, an OCI cardholder, was deported from Bengaluru airport upon her arrival to attend Karnataka govt's conference on the Constitution. Deportation reasons remain unclear. She was detained in a holding cell for 24 hours with limited access to food and water. She was put back on a flight to London without a reason given.

Dr P M Nair highlighted the negative impact of technology on human trafficking, but also mentioned positive examples like Mizoram's Cyberdome. He discussed the laws concerning trafficking and the importance of social work students helping trafficked people. The workshop also emphasized the POCSO Act 2012 and lending hands to children in need.

On Sunday, major BJD leader and former minister Debasis Nayak (64), a close confidante of chief minister Naveen Patnaik, left the ruling party to join the BJP ahead of the polls. Former Congress MLA from Attabira, Nihar Ranjan Mahananda, has also joined the BJP.

Odisha govt has increased area coverage for rice fallow management, aiming to cultivate fallow farmland and increase farmers' income. Lack of irrigation facilities in the rabi season is addressed through a flagship project. Crop cultivation is linked to markets for better prices. International agencies are involved.

An elephant calf was discovered deceased in Sonitpur district of Assam. A post-mortem examination will be conducted to determine the cause of death. The calf's body showed no signs of injury. Elephant herds rarely enter farmlands during this time of year.

A 25-year-old woman and her parents in Coimbatore ended their lives due to the woman's marital breakdown. The woman, Diya Gayathri, a software engineer, had separated from her husband Deekshit. Their relative Anilkumar found their bodies and informed the police.

CM Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar reaffirmed Congress govt's commitment to continue guarantee schemes throughout current term and subsequent five-year tenure. They dismissed skepticism, highlighted BJP's lack of initiatives, emphasized the impact of guarantee schemes, and announced plans for education. Siddaramaiah challenged allegations, emphasizing people's sovereignty and warning against undermining Constitution.

Over 1,000 women in Uttar Pradesh, including Shahjahan Bano from Rosy Colony in Ghaziabad, have been brought into the education fold through a programme for out-of-school children. This initiative has succeeded in bringing back women and children to school in various districts.

A fire broke out in a house in Mamura village, Noida, injuring four people. The fire was caused by an explosion of an LPG cylinder. Fire tenders were able to extinguish the blaze. The injured victims were promptly taken to a nearby hospital. No fatalities were reported.

A 25-year-old British Indian doctor whose passion for music resulted in a band with some of his fellow medical colleagues has embarked on his first UK-wide tour, with the launch show in London recently proving a sell-out. Gulzar (Gulz) Singh Dhanoya started the indie-rock band named Gulz during his university days as a medical student.