Pune

Pune Police All Set For The D-Day

With two days left for commencement of Commonwealth Youth Games Pune Police All Set For The D-Day(CYG), Pune Police is tightening up the security. The Police on Thursday announced certain conditions to enter the CYG zone. One will have to leave all gadgets behind even eatables while entering the arena. 

Commissioner of Police, Satyapal Singh at a Press Conference said, “People will not be allowed to bring cameras and mobile phones into the games venue. Even though the entire complex has a Wi-Fi connection for security reasons, only game officials, police personnel and the media personnel will be allowed to carry laptops to the venue.”  

Five serial blast suspects held in Pune

Mumbai, Oct 6 : Mumbai police today picked up five alleged terror suspects from Pune in connection with the recent blasts in Ahmedabad, Delhi and other places.

Police sources said that antecedents of the five detainees are being verified.

However, senior crime branch officers refused to comment on the issue.

On October 4, a Delhi Metropolitan Court sent five suspected terrorists allegedly involved in the September 13, Delhi serial blasts to 12 days'' police custody.

Mohammed Saif, Zeeshan, Mohammed Shakeel, Zia-Ur-Rehman and Saquib Nissar were produced before Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sanjeev Jain who sent them to police custody till October 16.

Alfa Laval wins order worth Rs 15 crore from Vedanta Aluminium

University Of Pune Join Forces With Intel India

With the aim to create a specialized work force for the semiconductor industry, the University Of Pune Join Forces With Intel India University of Pune (UoP), joined forces with Intel India on Monday to achieve the goal. 

This joint initiative will see introduction of a unique course called the UoP-Intel Higher Education Program, which will be aimed at M.Sc students. The program has been designed with the idea to bring knowledge, related to industry, to the classrooms, so that the new generation of students could understand and get exposure to the developing newer technologies in semiconductor development and design.  

Thackeray warns Jaya not to provoke Maharashtrians

Raj ThackerayPune, Sept. 9 : In a sharp reaction to Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan''s controversial remarks on Marathi, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray today asked her not to provoke Maharashtrians.

Thackeray in an editorial in Sena mouthpiece Saamna said, "Jaya Bachchan has been making controversial statements that have vitiated the atmosphere leading to discord. I am once again appealing to these people that do not provoke us unnecessarily."

"If you rub us the wrong way and try to test our response, you will be on the run," he added.

Women offer mass prayer to lord Ganesha in Pune

Women offer mass prayer to lord Ganesha in PunePune, Sep 4: On the second day of the ten-day long Ganesh Chaturthi festival, that marks the birthday of Lord Ganesha, hundreds of women devotees gathered here to pray together.

Dressed in traditional attire, they performed the ''Maha Arti'' or the main prayer early in the morning.

The women sat on the road in front of the Dagdusheth temple and offered mass prayers, a tradition that is decades old.

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