What to look forward in news today

March 01, 2017 09:19

* PM Narendra Modi to address election rallies in Deoria and Maharajganj districts

* ABVP will protest against Delhi Police today demanding action in the February 9, 2016 alleged anti-India sloganeering case; Protest at 2 PM

* Barring some snow-bound areas, the schools in Kashmir division and other areas falling under winter zone in Jammu region reopen today after 74 days of winter vacation.

* Regulator Sebi will see a change of guard today with senior IAS officer Ajay Tyagi taking over the chairmanship from U K Sinha, who is leaving with "good memories" after a six-year tenure marked with 'harsh' actions against defaulters and several reforms in capital markets.

* Officials from the pollution control boards and agencies of the Centre and Uttar Pradesh will be present in the National Green Tribunal court today to respond to its queries on sewage discharged from Kanpur drains into the Ganges.

* The UN Security Council will vote today on a draft resolution that would impose sanctions on Syria for the use of chemical weapons.

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