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UK's official Brexit campaign fined, referred to police
LONDON: Britain's official Brexit campaign, Vote Leave, has been fined for breaking spending rules in the 2016 EU membership referendum, the Electoral Commission said Tuesday, adding that it had referred the case to the police.The Electoral Commission said the winning side in the referendum had worked together with a smaller pro-Brexit group called BeLeave to get around campaign finance rules."We found substantial evidence that the two groups worked to a common plan, did not declare their...
Haryana rapped for not releasing allowances to retired judge - Times of India
CHANDIGARH: Upset over the delay and non-payment of allowances to Justice Iqbal Singh, who had served as commissioner, gurdwara elections, Haryana, the Punjab and Haryana high court has directed the Haryana government to release the amount within three weeks.
73-year-old convicted of molesting seven year old - Times of India
Nagpur: District and Additional Sessions judge TG Mitkari on Monday sentenced 73-year-old Prabhakar Hole to three years of rigorous imprisonment and fined Rs500 for molesting a seven-year-old girl in 2016.Hole, landlord of the survivor, had sneaked into his tenant’s residence to target the minor when her mother had gone out for work.
‘Perform postmortems at PHC’ - Times of India
Surat: A strong representation has been made to the state health commissioner for starting the postmortem services at the primary health centres (PHCs) in all the nine talukas of Surat district.Member of Surat district panchayat, Darshan Naik has written a letter to the the health commissioner for taking action against the doctors employed in the PHCs and not performing postmortem in case of unnatural deaths.In the absence of the postmortem services at the PHCs, the villagers from various...
Pounding rain brings city to its knees - Times of India
Coimbatore: The city witnessed huge traffic snarls on Monday morning following the heavy rain that had been lashing from Sunday evening.Most of the underpasses and subways were inundated. Vehicles were stuck on the Brookebond Road for more than 15 minutes as they tried to drive up the flyover and enter Avinashi Road.
Mumbai rains: Lake Vihar becomes third lake to overflow in a week - Times of India
MUMBAI: Lake Vihar , which supplies water to Mumbai, became the third lake in the last one week that has started overflowing. BMC officials said that the lake is overflowing since 10.30 am on Monday.Mumbai city area has been receiving good rains since the last one week.
Kerala to fight obesity using nutrition mission - Times of India
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The health department has added reduction in obesity and encouraging breastfeeding as additional targets for the state under centre’s National Nutrition Mission (NNM) that is being implemented on pilot basis in four districts. As per the national family health survey report published last year, 32% women and 29% men were labelled as obese, a major concern.NNM, implemented as ‘Sampushta Keralam’, is operational in Kasaragod, Kannur, Wayanad and Malappuram .
At Rs60 for Wardha, broad gauge Metro may be cheapest mode - Times of India
Nagpur: The broad gauge Metro services being planned between Nagpur and nearby towns are also likely to be the cheapest. Union minister Nitin Gadkari announced at a function on Sunday that fare between Nagpur and Wardha would be Rs 60, which is substantially less than even ordinary bus fare (Rs100).Though he did not give fare for other destinations like Ramtek, Katol, and Bhandara, they are likely to be proportionately priced.
This year, Thane, Palghar district already record double rainfall - Times of India
THANE: The Konkan region, including Thane and Palghar district, recorded nearly double the amount of rainfall, bringing about a cheer in the agricultural and irrigation department.
France keeping feet on ground ahead of World Cup final - Times of India
MOSCOW: France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris said the World Cup favourites are shutting out the mounting excitement at home as they focus on one final push against Croatia.Tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of Paris following Tuesday's semi-final win over Belgium and confidence is high that Didier Deschamps' team can match the achievement of the 1998 winners.L'Equipe's Saturday magazine supplement even came with a front cover photo of crowds on the Champs-Elysees avenue.
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