PU student rams sports bike on flyover wall in Bengaluru, dies | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A 16-year-old II PU student astride a sports motorbike succumbed to injuries after ramming the sidewall of the flyover on Old Madras Road in Dooravaninagar early Tuesday.The victim is V Lawrence, residence of Coconut Garden, Ayyappanagar, and studying commerce at St Joseph’s College, police said. The accident occurred around 3am when Lawrence was riding…

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Haryana govt hospitals told to clear obsolete equipment occupying patient-care space | Gurgaon News

Health administrators said the initiative forms part of broader efforts to improve governance, sanitation and operational efficiency in public healthcare facilities Gurgaon: Haryana health department has directed all govt hospitals and healthcare facilities across the state to identify and dispose of condemned, obsolete and unserviceable articles lying on their premises, citing concerns over space constraints,…

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Suspended doc cleared after probe | Kolkata News

Kolkata: The state health department has revoked the suspension of Prof Md Alauddin, former gynaecology and obstetrics head at Midnapore Medical College. Alauddin was suspended alongside 11 other doctors by the previous Trinamool Congress govt in Jan 2025 after two women died and four fell seriously ill post-C-section. Doctors blamed spurious Ringer’s Lactate saline, leading…

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Boutique not handed over after 12 years, court denies anticipatory bail to realtor | Noida News

Noida: An additional sessions court on Tuesday rejected the second anticipatory bail application of the director of Krasa International, Arwind Singh, who has been accused of cheating in a case dating back to 2014.Pronouncing his ruling, judge Sunil Kumar-I said the circumstances of the case had remained unchanged since Singh’s first anticipatory bail was cancelled…

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After backlash, excess-load penalties waived off | Goa News

TNNPanaji: After a public backlash, Goa govt has decided to waive penalties imposed on electricity consumers for using power beyond their sanctioned load. Penalties already collected will be returned and adjusted as credit in future bills for consumers who have paid, chief electrical engineer Stephen Fernandes said on Wednesday.Fernandes said that the decision was taken…

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Gujarat launches fleet of mobile health units for tribal districts | Ahmedabad News

Gandhinagar: Aimed at extending healthcare services to remote tribal settlements, the state government on Wednesday launched 51 two-wheeler mobile health units. Chief minister Bhupendra Patel also flagged off 9 mobile health vans that will operate in 14 districts, from an event held in Gandhinagar.The initiative of the state health department, aims to strengthen healthcare delivery…

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