Updated Apr 13, 2021 | 11:14 IST
On Sunday the Delhi police also issued 3191 challans for people not wearing masks properly. 48 challans were issued for violating the social distancing norms. Representational picture | Photo Credit: PTI
New Delhi: The Delhi Police on Saturday evening booked over 2500 people and register 222 cases regarding the violation of the night curfew that has been imposed in the national capital. This was a part of a special drive that was launched by the Delhi police.
Reports suggest that the police will be carrying out more such drives to check if the people are following covid-19 norms. “In total, 2,523 people were booked under Section 65 (persons bound to comply with the reasonable directions of a police officer) of Delhi Police Act and sections 107 (security for keeping the peace in other cases) and 151 (arrest to prevent the commission of cognisable offences) of the CrPC,” Delhi Police additional PRO Ani
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J.K. Rowling has a new book coming this fall, a holiday children’s story with all new characters.
Scholastic announced Tuesday that “The Christmas Pig,” the story of a boy named Jack and a beloved toy (Dur Pig) which goes missing, will be released worldwide Oct. 12.
“But Christmas Eve is a night for miracles and lost causes, a night when all things can come to life . even toys,” according to Scholastic. “And Jack’s newest toy – the Christmas Pig (DP’s replacement) – has a daring plan: Together they’ll embark on a magical journey to seek something lost, and to save the best friend Jack has ever known.”
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World s largest aluminium yacht, Sea Eagle, in Ōpua
13 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Sea Eagle at Ōpua Wharf. You can see her masts from just about anywhere and at night they are all lit up. Photo / Far North Holdings Limited
Sea Eagle at Ōpua Wharf. You can see her masts from just about anywhere and at night they are all lit up. Photo / Far North Holdings Limited
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SUP150421NADSeaEagle2. Sea Eagle at Opua Wharf. You can see her masts from just about anywhere and at night they are all lit up. Photo / Far North Holdings Limited
TVNZ viewers criticise decision to broadcast Popstars on TVNZ 1 and 2, replacing Fair Go
13 Apr, 2021 09:03 PM
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First look at the iconic Kiwi talent show that first hit screens in 1999. Video / TVNZ
First look at the iconic Kiwi talent show that first hit screens in 1999. Video / TVNZ
NZ Herald
Loyal Fair Go viewers have taken to social media to criticise TVNZ s decision to play Popstars on Monday night.
The first episode of the reality talent show debuted this week, and TVNZ elected to play the show on both TVNZ 1 and TVNZ 2 in a move to encourage more viewers to tune in.