Builder told to pay Rs 19.7 lakh maintenance dues on unsold units | Goa News

Margao: The reconciliator under the department of cooperation has directed the developer of Kurtarkar Landmark housing complex at Gogol, Margao, to clear nearly Rs 20 lakh in pending maintenance dues owed to the residents’ cooperative housing society. The authority ruled that builders are liable to pay maintenance contributions on unsold units, irrespective of whether they…

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Seventh calf birth by surrogacy under FVAS project | Varanasi News

The RKVY-funded assisted reproductive technology project aims to conserve and genetically improve indigenous cattle breeds. Varanasi: The Faculty of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, BHU, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, recorded its seventh successful female calf birth under the RKVY-funded assisted reproductive technology project, which aims to conserve and genetically improve indigenous cattle breeds.A healthy 22-kg female…

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Leopard kills child in Phalodi, Forest dept intensifies search | Jaipur News

Jaipur: A leopard remained elusive in Dumoda and Phalodi range areas after killing a three-year-old child, prompting the forest department to intensify surveillance and launch round-the-clock efforts to safely rescue the animal.The department has deployed camera traps and installed trap cages to track the leopard’s movements. A specialised rescue team is working 24×7, while forest…

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Karnataka man arrested after Instagram trail unveils links to ‘Pakistani gangsters’ | India News

Police arrested a 28-year-old man for allegedly being in contact with a Pakistani criminal gang through Instagram in Doddaballapur, Karnataka. NEW DELHI: A 25-year-old AC mechanic was arrested in Karnataka on charges of a terrorist act after police allegedly found he was in contact with Pakistan-based gangsters through social media, officials said on Friday.The accused,…

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In 1974, the National Park Service bought the Stewart family’s 890-acre California ranch; they negotiated the right to remain and continued ranching there until 2021

Photo credit: Canva (Representative image) When the federal government stepped in to buy the Stewart family’s 890-acre ranch in 1974, most people assumed a century of family cattle operations had reached its end. The acquisition was part of a major initiative to build out California’s Point Reyes National Seashore, setting up an obvious conflict between…

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