Morning News Headlines (September 19, 2018)

ONI Bureau:  —–   4-member team of Wildlife Institute of India in Satkosia Tiger reserve to monitor movement of tigress ‘Sundari’.

—–   Nuakhai festival to be celebrated in 7 ‘Gadjat’ regions (princely states) in Kalahandi- Bhawanipatna, Lanjigarh, Jaipatna, Karlapat, M. Rampur, Thu Rampur and Dadapur- today.

—–   Speaker adjourns Odisha Assembly till 11.30 AM amid ruckus by BJP & Congress.

—–   5 police personnel injured in attack by BJD Supporters in Keonjhar.

—–   Dhenkanal: Locals stage road blockade after elephant trampled priest of Ankarantipur village.

—–   Restrictions in Srinagar to prevent Muharram procession.

—–   Latest EVMs to be used in Rajasthan polls, says CEC Rawat.

—–   Delhi government clears several people-friendly proposals.

—–   Maharashtra seeks Rs 50,000-cr for Mumbai development.

—–   Anindo Majumdar appointed as Secretary of the Central Vigilance Commission.

—–   Kerala nun rape case: Accused Jalandhar Bishop Franco Mulakkal arrives at Crime Branch (CID) in Kochi where he will be interrogated by a 5 members team.

—–   Delhi: Meeting between Cabinet and Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) to begin shortly.

—–   Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani arrives in Delhi; will hold talks with PM Modi on a number of issues of mutual interest.

—–   Punjab: Voting for 22 zila parishads and 150 panchayat samitis polls begins; voters form a queue outside a polling booth in Amritsar’s Chaugain.