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Now, Rs 1,000 Reward For Tip-Off On Stubble Burning In Noida
People in Noida and Greater Noida can now send tip-offs to the district administration about stubble burning, inappropriate disposal or burning of waste material via Whatsapp and email, and also get rewarded for sharing such information, officials said on Saturday.
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Los Angeles Schools Prohibit Filming in Campus After Alleged Porn Shoot
Los Angeles has ordered that film shoots be suspended at all its school campuses after it emerged that one of its facilities was used for a pornographic movie. "It is important that we ensure teaching and learning are not disrupted and that all filming activity is appropriate for our schools," Ramon Cortines, head of the Los Angeles Unified School ...
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US Air Force finds pornography, 'offensive' material in inspections
The U.S. Air Force, reeling from a scandal over sexual abuse of female recruits, said on Friday a search of its facilities across the globe turned up tens of thousands of items it considered to be "offensive, inappropriate or pornographic."
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Now, Rs 1,000 Reward For Tip-Off On Stubble Burning In Noida
People in Noida and Greater Noida can now send tip-offs to the district administration about stubble burning, inappropriate disposal or burning of waste material via Whatsapp and email, and also get rewarded for sharing such information, officials said on Saturday.
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Los Angeles Schools Prohibit Filming in Campus After Alleged Porn Shoot
Los Angeles has ordered that film shoots be suspended at all its school campuses after it emerged that one of its facilities was used for a pornographic movie. "It is important that we ensure teaching and learning are not disrupted and that all filming activity is appropriate for our schools," Ramon Cortines, head of the Los Angeles Unified School ...
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US Air Force finds pornography, 'offensive' material in inspections
The U.S. Air Force, reeling from a scandal over sexual abuse of female recruits, said on Friday a search of its facilities across the globe turned up tens of thousands of items it considered to be "offensive, inappropriate or pornographic."
