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Barrierless tolling makes road users fall in line, drop in number of e-notices at plazas

NEW DELHI: After earlier uncertainty, there are now clear indications that barrierless tolling on national highway (NH) stretches, coupled with e-notices for violations, is inculcating greater discipline among road users.At Choryasi toll plaza on NH-48 in Gujarat, the first to go live, e-notices fell from 1.7 lakh in May to 1.1 lakh in June and...

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Wife’s death spurs Maharashtra man to build village road

Villagers, led by Tulsiram Gedam, at work. Gedam’s wife died from complications related to childbirth after an ambulance reportedly could not reach the remote settlement CHANDRAPUR: Two months after death of a tribal woman exposed acute lack of road connectivity in a remote Maharashtra hamlet near Telangana border, residents of Ghodankappi in Jiwti taluka have...

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Couple in 70s turn £175k Cotswolds church into £700k home

From derelict church to luxury stay: the couple preserved the building’s historic character while adding contemporary interiors, including a striking mezzanine bedroom pod. (Photo: HomeInspire UK) When retired designer Geoff Bolam and his wife Julie moved from London to the Cotswolds, they were looking for a slower pace of life. Instead, the couple ended up...

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Noida biker at 80kmph dies after Chinese manjha slits his throat

Passersby rushed a bleeding Raviraj to Max Hospital in Vaishali, but doctors declared him dead on arrival. GHAZIABAD: A Chinese manjha slit the throat of a 25-year-old delivery agent riding a bike at more than 80kmph on Delhi-Meerut Expressway on Saturday, killing him before he could be wheeled into a hospital.The string caught Raviraj’s neck...

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Hawaii’s 1905 mosquitofish import now linked to native species decline

Hawaii introduced mosquitofish to control mosquitoes Introduced to Hawaii in 1905 to control disease-carrying mosquitoes, the eastern mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis) has caused major declines in native aquatic insects, including several threatened species of Hawaiian damselflies. Conservation reports from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) show that the small, non-native fish has had a...

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CM Vijay condemns killing of 3 Tamil farmers in Karnataka; Stalin seeks judicial probe

In photo: CM Vijay, DMK MK Stalin, PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss, CPM state secretary P Shanmugam CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu political parties on Sunday condemned the killing of three Tamil farmers by Karnataka forest officials in Chamarajanagar district and demanded a probe into the incident.Former CM M K Stalin said the shooting was ‘shocking’ and demanded...

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From hospitals to schools: China expands scrutiny of religious beliefs in Chengdu

China expands religious scrutiny to Chengdu hospitals, schools; employees, students asked to disclose beliefs China has expanded scrutiny of religious affiliation into public workplaces and schools in Chengdu. Employees at a public hospital were ordered to disclose their religious beliefs and education authorities collected information on the religious backgrounds of students and their families, according...

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Punjab Cong faces fresh rift as MP challenges Warring’s ‘one family, one ticket’ rule

NEW DELHI: Fresh differences emerged in the Punjab Congress on Sunday after MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa challenged state unit chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring’s ‘one family, one ticket’ stance ahead of upcoming assembly elections.Speaking at an event attended by former Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi, Randhawa said families could get up to four tickets...

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