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Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court on Friday issued notices to Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) in the matter of levy of 10 times Octroi cess on import of gold coins within city limits. Justice Bhushan Dharmadhikari while hearing a petition filed by Punjab National Bank, Kingsway branch, issued the notice.

A peculiar phenomenon was noticed by the city’s group of bird watchers at a water hole in Kolsa Forest Range situated in Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) recently, wherein a cattle egret (Bubulcus ibis) swallowing a sun bird.

When the cops gets going the criminals, wherever they are cannot remain at large for long. The Government Railway Police (GRP), Nagpur, proved the theme right as they caught-up with bag lifters within 24 hours of occurrence of the crime and recovered booty of Rs. 1.60 lakh.

Due to ongoing dispute between teachers and management, the students of Pt Bachcharaj Vyas Vidyalaya run by Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal Trust are in great confusion as they will be getting transfer certificate (TC) signed by the authority who has no power to sign it.

Bliss of Almighty takes out the ego and pride of devotee, said Adv Madhavdas Mamtani, while delivering a discourse on Sukhmani Sahib on the occasion of Shri Guru Arjandev Shahidi programme held under the aegis of Shri Kalgidhar Santsang Mandal at Jaripatka.

Ganga Lahari is one of the prominent poetic works by a great poet Panditraj Jagannath. The scholastic work shows wisdom, philosophy and depth of imagination of Jagannath Pandit, said noted scholar Wasudeo Chorghade while delivering a lecture on Ganga Lahari, organised by Sanskrit Bhasha Pracharini Sabha, on Thursday. On the auspicious occasion of Ganga Dashahara Parva, Sanskrit Bhasha Pracharini Sabha organised the lecture on Ganga Lahari in the memory of Dr R J Kalamkar, former Vice President of Sanskrit Bhasha Pracharini Sabha at its premises on West High Court Road. Sanskrit Scholar Dr N R Waradpande presided over the programme.

“Though people think Sun as the only big star, there are number of bigger stars than Sun in the Galaxy. The Sun we see is one amongst the 100 billion stars in our galaxy and our galaxy is one of the billions of galaxies in the universe. Therefore, a human on the earth has number of limitations to explore the entire universe.” This message is given by Raman Science Centre and Planetarium through its new planetarium programme ‘Magic of the Night Sky’ that was inaugurated on Thursday. The stars in Night Sky not only gives the idea about 27 divisions of sky but also the positioning of stars in the sky helps a person to locate the directions, the show says.

ANIL Bhattacharya, Director & Head, National Savings Institute, Nagpur, and Shaktikanta Das, IAS, Joint Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of Finance had been nominated by the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, to attend the 11th conference on Savings Banks History, 9th WSBI Board of Directors Meeting, 17th WSBI General Assembly and 200th anniversary of founding of First Savings Banks in Scotland, organised by World Savings Banks Institute, European Savings Banks Group (ESBG) in collaboration with Lloyds Banking Group, Scotland, recently.

VETERANS Veers rallied from behind to hold Veterans Warriors 1-1 in the 12th match of the Bhartia Aqua Sunday League Hockey Tournament organised by Vidarbha Veterans Hockey Association at Vidarbha Hockey Association ground on Sunday.

Third seed Shubham Lakudkar boys U-15 group and top seed Soumya Shrivastava from the girls U-15 group emerged champions in the 40th Vidarbha Sub-Junior Chess Championship which concluded at the Pandit Bachchraj Vyas Vidyalaya near Medical College on Sunday evening. Lakudkar defeated Sangeet Khule (6 pts) in the 9th and final round on the third board to finish with a tally of 7.5 points as against Sangeet Khule’s six.

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