A city-based advocate Umapathi S. has filed a complaint with the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Chief Wildlife Warden, State Environmental Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA), Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) and the Additional Director General of Forests (Wildlife) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), opposing the construction of a new international cricket stadium at Suryanagar 4th Phase in Anekal taluk, on the southeastern outskirts of Bengaluru. “In the larger public interest to urgently bring to the attention of the wildlife and environmental authorities a serious and ongoing environmental violation by the Karnataka Housing Board- the substitution, without any fresh Environmental Clearance or Wildlife Assessment, of a quiet residential township for an 80,000-seater International Cricket Stadium located just 1,012 metres from the Bannerghatta National Park,” the complaint stated. He pointed out various violations and to stop the work order to the Karnataka Housing Board (KHB) restraining all activities and to revoke the the Wildlife NOC issued to the KHB for the residential township- as the KHB has misrepresented the project purpose and the NOC does not extend, either in law or in fact, to a commercial cricket stadium. He also called for the KHB to apply for...

Menteri Transmigrasi Iftitah Sulaiman Suryanagar mengajak investor Jepang untuk membangun rumah sakit di kawasan transmigrasi.

Screenshot of video posted by Sukanta Majumdar NEW DELHI: The alleged desecration of a Goddess Kali idol triggered outrage in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district on Wednesday, with the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accusing the Trinamool Congress (TMC)-led state government of "shielding" the culprits.The incident occurred at a village under the Suryanagar gram panchayat area in the Kakdwip assembly constituency, where locals reportedly found the damaged idol inside a temple, news agency PTI reported.The idol was later taken awayin a prison van, further escalating tensions and fuelling political slugfest over the incident.

In West Bengal, police say the recent damage to a Kali idol in Kakdwip is a lone incident, not part of any larger political plot. The broken shrine is located

Kolkata police say the vandalisation of a Kali shrine in Kakdwip, West Bengal, was a single, local incident, not related to any political unrest. The attack

The police inspector and his staff attached to the Suryanagar station are in the dock for alleged pockets over 1 kg of gold valuables seized after the arrest of the usual thief House and his gang based in Tamil's Nadu and his gang. On the basis of a petition filed by Venkata -Alapath, urban advocate, Labha RAM, Central Range general inspector, he ordered the probe to direct another police superintendent to ask and present a detailed report.

The sources said the main accused had kidnapped the deceased, brought it to Bengalur, then strangled and murdered it. Picture for representative purposes. Police Suryanagar, who cracked the case of the body of an unidentified girl found in a blue trunk near the Chandapur railway bridge in Anecal Taluk, Bengalur, arrested seven accused of Bihar and brought them to the city.

Screenshot of video posted by Sukanta Majumdar NEW DELHI: The alleged desecration of a Goddess Kali idol triggered outrage in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district on Wednesday, with the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accusing the Trinamool Congress (TMC)-led state government of "shielding" the culprits.The incident occurred at a village under the Suryanagar gram panchayat area in the Kakdwip assembly constituency, where locals reportedly found the damaged idol inside a temple, news agency PTI reported.The idol was later taken awayin a prison van, further escalating tensions and fuelling political slugfest over the incident.

Screenshot of video posted by Sukanta Majumdar NEW DELHI: The alleged desecration of a Goddess Kali idol triggered outrage in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district on Wednesday, with the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accusing the Trinamool Congress (TMC)-led state government of "shielding" the culprits.The incident occurred at a village under the Suryanagar gram panchayat area in the Kakdwip assembly constituency, where locals reportedly found the damaged idol inside a temple, news agency PTI reported.The idol was later taken awayin a prison van, further escalating tensions and fuelling political slugfest over the incident.