AIIMS Nurse harassed
New Delhi: A nurse hailing from the North-East was and working at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) was allegedly misbehaved with by a group of people when she refused to allow them inside a patient's ward at the AIIMS on Wednesday night. The victim informed the police and registered a case of voluntarily causing hurt against them. The police arrested all the accused.
26-year-old Youth electrocuted to death
New Delhi: A 26-year-old youth named Shehzad was electrocuted to death in Central Delhi's Turkman Gate area when he took shelter under a shed during rain on Thursday and touched a wall of a printing press which was electrified due to a short circuit in the wiring.
‘completE new Parliament Ext BUIlDING by oct 2015’
New Delhi: Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday directed the CPWD to ensure completion of construction of new Parliament House Annexe Extension building by October, 2015. The Minister also asked the CPWD to complete construction of 84 staff quarters at RK Puram by September next year and evolve standard operating procedure for better maintenance of Parliament House Building on the lines of norms of maintenance and conservation of Rashtrapati Bhawan.
rEADY-TO-EAT FOOD FOR j&k FlOOD VICTIMS
New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Women & Child Development in collaboration with State Government of Andhra Pradesh has mobilised nutritious ready-to-eat food material for the flood affected people of Jammu & Kashmir. The Women Development and Child Welfare Department of Andhra Pradesh has already supplied 217 metric tonnes of ready-to-eat food has been dispatched with the help of Indian Air Force. Another 100 MTs will be supplied per day over the next five days.
india ‘very important neighbour’ for pak: BASIST
New Delhi: Pakistan on Thursday said it "could not agree more" with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's "no full stop" in diplomacy remark and noted that the time has come for making a "new beginning" in bilateral ties."I cannot agree more (with Swaraj) because in diplomacy, you need to keep the doors ajar," Pakistan High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit, told reporters here.Stating that India is a "very important neighbour" for Pakistan, Basit said, "Unfortunately, we have a chequered history of our relations with India; but the time has come that we walk past the narratives of the past and make a new beginning."