KHATIMA NEWS
Nainital
Haldwani Municipal Corporation has sent the names of 8 hotels and banquet halls to the district administration after 3 notices over solid-waste compliance received no response. The District Magistrate can order electricity and water disconnections under the applicable rules, while the establishments have been asked to set up waste-processing plants.
Nainital
The Provincial City Industry Trade Board has asked Uttarakhand’s GST authorities to bring unregistered businesses under the tax system, return traders’ deposited funds on time and speed up appeals. Officials also promised market-area camps to address issues raised by trade associations in Haldwani.
Nainital
Shraddha Mahila evam Bal Vikas Sanstha is training self-help group members in candle-making before Diwali. The initiative aims to help women prepare products for the festival season, create an additional income opportunity and connect their skills with local buyers. The organisation is also urging residents to give preference to locally made products.
Nainital
Travel demand from Delhi towards Haldwani and Kathgodam is rising sharply as the October 2 holiday coincides with the weekend. Several return trains have substantial waiting lists, while evening Volvo and AC bus services are full. Officials expect heavier passenger movement, although seats remain available on services departing from Haldwani.
Nainital
A joint inspection in Nainital district found sewage-treatment and regulatory gaps at 12 properties linked to Kaichi Dham, Bhowali and Ramnagar. The Regional Pollution Control Board has sought explanations and warned that unresolved violations could lead to fines, court proceedings or sealing of the establishments.
Nainital
Nainital Police is conducting heightened surveillance during a student union election, combining drone operations with monitoring through 60 CCTV cameras. The arrangements indicate a closely watched security operation, although no details were provided about the election venue, schedule, incidents or any action taken during the monitoring period.
Nainital
The Nainital Senior Superintendent of Police has briefed officers and staff ahead of student union elections. Instructions focus on strengthening security and managing traffic along the route from Tikonia to the college, signalling increased police attention around the election-related movement and arrangements.
Nainital
Champawat Superintendent of Police Rekha Yadav has instructed district police officers and personnel to support peaceful, fair and safe student union elections. The announcement places the district police force on election duty, although the available information does not specify the institutions involved, polling date or detailed operational measures.
Nainital
Nainital Police in Uttarakhand have announced a breakthrough in a marriage hall theft case, with 2 accused arrested. The police said their recovery includes 03 stolen AC outdoor units and ₹15,600 in cash. Further details about the suspects, the hall and the investigation were not provided in the available update.
Nainital
Police officials in Nainital have strengthened security arrangements for student union elections under the direction of SSP Nainital. Teams are checking roads, hotels and dhabas, removing election campaign material, and using public announcements to clear roadside vehicles, reduce unnecessary crowding and raise awareness.
Nainital
Police in Uttarakhand’s Nainital district have arrested Ashik Ali in connection with the suicide of a married woman in Gangapur Kabdal, Motahaldhu. Investigators allege that he blackmailed her using objectionable s and videos. A mobile phone was recovered, while 2 men accused of threatening her husband remain absconding.
Nainital
UPCL recorded power losses of about 78 to 80 million units across 11 Kumaon divisions over one year, with Haldwani Town reporting the highest loss rate at 17%. Officials have linked part of the loss to technical faults and the remainder to suspected electricity theft, while feeder-level monitoring and smart meters are planned.
