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अगले महीने 93वें एकेडमी अवॉर्ड्स का एलान होना है उससे पहले गोल्डन ग्लोब अवॉर्ड्स के विजेताओं के नाम सामने आ गए हैं।

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South Africa moves into 'level 1' alert after dramatic drop in COVID-19 case numbers

South Africa will move into the lowest 'alert level-1' lockdown from Monday, further relaxing restrictions on movement, economic activities and gatherings, after a "dramatic" decline in COVID-19 cases over eight weeks. 'Alert level-1' is the lowest of five levels of lockdown, which was imposed almost a year ago following the outbreak of the coronavirus that has infected over 1.5 million people and claimed nearly 50,000 lives in the country.

In a national broadcast, President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the country has now clearly emerged from the second wave, with new infections, admissions to hospitals and deaths having fallen significantly and continuing to decline steadily.

In the week that has just passed, the country recorded just under 10,000 new infections, a month ago, in the last week of January, it recorded over 40,000 new cases, and a month before that, in the last week of December, close to 90,000 new cases were recorded, he said.

"This dramatic decline in cases over eight weeks is due to a combination of public health measures introduced, changes in behaviour and accumulating immunity in those who became infected in our communities," he said.

However, the president cautioned people against letting their guard down. The wearing of masks in public places is still mandatory, and failure to wear a mask when required remains a criminal offence, Ramaphosa said.

"We were able to emerge from the second wave because most people adhered to the tighter restrictions and observed basic health protocols, including wearing masks in public and social distancing," he said.

The new alert level, which went into effect from midnight on Sunday, includes the curfew hours being reduced to start at midnight and end at 4 am, gatherings being allowed for up to 100 people, including social, political and cultural gatherings, and the sale of alcohol being permitted according to normal license provisions, except during the curfew hours, Ramaphosa said during his address to the nation.

Night vigils or other gatherings before or after funerals are still not permitted and nightclubs will remain closed, he said.

"The return to 'alert level-1' means that most of the remaining restrictions on economic activity have been removed. We expect this to lead to higher consumption spending, bolstered by the steady recovery in employment. We expect businesses to implement the plans they may have put on hold," Ramaphosa said.

Cautioning people about a potential third wave, which scientists say is expected as the harsh winter months approach, the president said that "as we ease restrictions, we cannot let our guard down. The few remaining restrictions under 'alert level-1' are meant to maintain low levels of infections and, in particular, to prevent super-spreading events".

"For this reason, among others, the easing of restrictions should not be viewed as a reason to abandon precautions. The threat of a third wave is constantly present, as is the threat of yet more new variants," Ramaphosa said.

The president said that "as we witnessed last year, our actions as individuals and as a collective will determine whether and how soon we experience a resurgence of the virus".

Describing COVID-19 vaccines being used across the globe as "a clear path towards containing infections and, ultimately, overcoming the disease", Ramaphosa said, "Within less than a year the global scientific community has developed, tested and produced several vaccines that are safe and effective against the disease."

The president commended the role of the nation's scientists in the process.

"We have long held the view that a vaccine would be our most decisive measure to combat COVID-19, and to that extent set up processes at a continental and national level to prepare for the availability of an effective vaccine, he said, highlighting the rapid vaccine acquisition processes that are currently under way.

South Africa recently signed an agreement with Johnson & Johnson to secure 11 million doses. Of these doses, 2.8 million will be delivered in the second quarter and the rest spread throughout the year, Ramaphosa said.

"We have also secured 20 million doses from Pfizer, which will be delivered from the second quarter. Additionally, we have secured 12 million vaccine doses from the COVAX facility and are in the process of finalising our dose allocation from the African Union, he said.

Ramaphosa said the government would monitor the situation closely together with scientists and experts, to adapt to the Covid-19 pandemic in a responsive and flexible manner.

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PM Modi takes first jab of COVAXIN against COVID-19

"Remarkable how our doctors and scientists have worked in quick time to strengthen the global fight against COVID-19," PM Modi tweeted.

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Coronavirus live updates | PM Modi takes first dose of COVID-19 vaccine

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said he has taken the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine at the AIIMS here and appealed to all those who are eligib

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पीएम मोदी कल ‘मैरीटाइम इंडिया समिट 2021’ का करेंगे उद्घाटन, तीन दिन तक चलेगा सम्मेलन

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'Do you miss me yet?': Donald Trump returns to address Conservatives, pledges unity in GOP

Orlando: Former president Donald Trump used his first public appearance since leaving office and moving to Florida to lash out at President Joe Biden and insist that there are no divisions within the Republican Party — even as he plots revenge on GOP lawmakers who have broken with him.

In an address on the closing day of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference on Sunday, Trump arrived at the venue an hour after he was scheduled to take the lectern.

“Do you miss me yet?” Trump asked the crowd. He talked about his “journey” with his supporters, adding, “It is far from being over.”

“We will do what we’ve done right from the beginning, which is to win,” Trump said. And despite having floated the idea with a few advisors, he went on to assert plainly: “I am not starting a new party.”

Condemning Biden’s performance and persisting in his false claims that voting fraud deprived him of victory in 2020, Trump declared, two months after his supporters violently breached the US Capitol, that Democrats “just lost the White House.” He added, “I may even decide to beat them for a third time.”

He veered off script repeatedly.

Trump’s biggest applause lines came over his grievances. He criticised Dr Anthony Fauci, the infectious diseases expert who worked with the former president and who stayed on with Biden, and called for ending the coronavirus restrictions that have kept schools closed around the country. The issue of schools is one that Republicans have pressed repeatedly heading into the 2022 midterm elections, believing it gives them an edge.

At one point, Trump did something he never did as president — expressly called on people to take the coronavirus vaccines that he had pressed for and hoped would help him in his reelection effort. But he mocked Biden for stumbling during a CNN town hall event and attacked him over comments the president made about the number of vaccines available when he took office.

Backstage, before he spoke, an aide brought Trump a full-length mirror to gaze at how he looked. The former president held a small bottle of hair spray a few inches away from his chin and aimed it at his forehead. He swigged a Diet Coke before taking the stage.

While much of the party’s rank-and-file remains devoted to the 74-year-old former president, he is viewed less favorably by some Republicans because of his refusal to accept defeat and his role in inciting the Capitol riot on 6 January.

A handful of GOP lawmakers have urged the party to move on from Trump, most prominently Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the third-ranking House Republican.

In response, Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr, repeatedly attacked Cheney in his remarks at CPAC on Friday, and the former president was expected to take aim at her himself Sunday.

Many of his advisors, however, were urging him to use his time onstage in Orlando to deliver a forward-looking address.

To this end, they also released an excerpt in which Trump would take on his successor in a manner almost identical to what he said about Biden when he himself was president, when he repeatedly told his supporters that Biden would destroy the country.

Ignoring that schools remained closed during his own presidency, Trump also planned to call on Biden to open schools “right now. No more special interest delays!”

How closely Trump would choose to follow a teleprompter script, though, was always an open question. And perhaps more so now that he has decamped from the White House to his resort in Palm Beach, Florida, stripped of his social media accounts.

His address was crafted by two of the former president’s speechwriters in the White House, Ross Worthington and Vince Haley, with input from other advisors.

The former president’s aides had been looking for an opportunity for him to reemerge and debated whether to put on a rally-type event of their own or take advantage of the forum of CPAC, which relocated to Trump’s new home state from suburban Washington because Florida has more lenient coronavirus restrictions.

Trump and his aides worked with him on the speech for several days at his newly-built office above the ballroom at Mar-a-Lago, his private club near the Atlantic Ocean. Without his Twitter feed, Trump has been using specific moments in the news cycle — the death of radio host Rush Limbaugh and Tiger Woods’ car crash — to inject himself into the news cycle.

Outside prepared statements, though, he has said far less since Jan. 20 about the future of the GOP and his own lingering ambitions.

Trump’s advisors said he was not planning to discuss a litany of his own accomplishments, and instead would try to recapture some of how he sounded as a candidate in 2016. Trump has made clear to allies and advisors that, for now at least, he wants to run for president again in 2024.

Yet even with a built-in supportive audience, not everyone in the party believes that Trumpism is the way forward.

“CPAC is not the entirety of the Republican Party,” Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, one of the seven Republican senators who voted to convict Trump on the House impeachment charges, said Sunday.

Speaking on CNN’s State of the Union, Cassidy said that Republicans must pay heed to those voters who switched in the last four years. “If we speak to the voters who are less sure, who went from Trump to Biden, we win. If we don’t, we lose,” Cassidy said.

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Students showcase theirinnovation at science fair

IIIT, Nuzvid organises ‘Scientia-2021’

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Golden Globes 2021 live updates | Tina Fey, Amy Poehler return as hosts

Hollywood's brightest stars sparkle on the red carpet at the virtual 78th annual Golden Globes awards.

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10-day Maharashtra Budget session from today

Bills pertaining to Revenue, Higher Education, Home Departments may be taken up

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96% people faced drop in earnings during last year’s lockdown: survey

Nearly 96% of the people surveyed under a food rights campaign in Maharashtra faced a drop in their earnings during the novel coronavirus-induced lock

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Syria intercepts Israeli missiles over Damascus: state media

There was no immediate report of casualties.

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Yemen rebels claim Saudi strikes, threaten new attacks

Saudi Arabia — which has been backing the Yemeni government against the rebels since 2015 — said Saturday it thwarted a Huthi missile that targeted Riyadh.

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Iran says time not ‘suitable’ for nuclear deal meeting

The European Union’s political director earlier this month proposed the informal meeting involving Iran and the United States. U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration has accepted in principle.

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US gets third COVID-19 vaccine as FDA approves Johnson & Johnson's one-dose shot

Washington: The US is getting a third vaccine to prevent COVID-19, as the Food and Drug Administration on Saturday cleared a Johnson & Johnson shot that works with just one dose instead of two.

Health experts are anxiously awaiting a one-and-done option to help speed vaccinations, as they race against a virus that already has killed more than 5,10,000 people in the US and is mutating in increasingly worrisome ways.

The FDA said J&J's vaccine offers strong protection against what matters most: serious illness, hospitalisations and death. One dose was 85 percent protective against the most severe COVID-19 illness, in a massive study that spanned three continents — protection that remained strong even in countries such as South Africa, where the variants of most concern are spreading.

"This is really good news," Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, told The Associated Press on Saturday. "The most important thing we can do right now is to get as many shots in as many arms as we can."

J&J initially is providing a few million doses and shipments to states could begin as early as Monday. By the end of March, J&J has said it expects to deliver 20 million doses to the US, and 100 million by summer.

J&J also is seeking authorization for emergency use of its vaccine in Europe and from the World Health Organization. The company aims to produce about 1 billion doses globally by the end of the year. On Thursday, the island nation of Bahrain became the first to clear its use.

"This is exciting news for all Americans, and an encouraging development in our efforts to bring an end to the crisis," President Joe Biden said in a statement. "But I want to be clear: this fight is far from over," he added, encouraging people to stick with masks and other public health measures.

On Sunday, a US advisory committee will meet to recommend how to prioritize use of the single-dose vaccine. And one big challenge is what the public wants to know: Which kind is better?

"In this environment, whatever you can get — get," said Dr. Arnold Monto of the University of Michigan, who chaired an FDA advisory panel that unanimously voted Friday that the vaccine's benefits outweigh its risks.

Data is mixed on how well all the vaccines being used around the world work, prompting reports in some countries of people refusing one kind to wait for another.

In the US, the two-dose Pfizer and Moderna shots were 95 percent protective against symptomatic COVID-19. J&J's one-dose effectiveness of 85 percent against severe COVID-19 dropped to 66 percent when moderate cases were rolled in. But there's no apples-to-apples comparison because of differences in when and where each company conducted its studies, with the Pfizer and Moderna research finished before concerning variants began spreading.

NIH's Collins said the evidence shows no reason to favor one vaccine over another.

"What people I think are mostly interested in is, is it going to keep me from getting really sick?" Collins said. "Will it keep me from dying from this terrible disease? The good news is all of these say yes to that."

Also, J&J is testing two doses of its vaccine in a separate large study. Collins said if a second dose eventually is deemed better, people who got one earlier would be offered another.

The FDA cautioned that it's too early to tell if someone who gets a mild or asymptomatic infection despite vaccination still could spread the virus.

There are clear advantages aside from the convenience of one shot. Local health officials are looking to use the J&J option in mobile vaccination clinics, homeless shelters, even with sailors who are spending months on fishing vessels — communities where it's hard to be sure someone will come back in three to four weeks for a second vaccination.

The J&J vaccine also is easier to handle, lasting three months in the refrigerator compared to the Pfizer and Moderna options, which must be frozen.

"We're chomping at the bit to get more supply. That's the limiting factor for us right now," said Dr. Matt Anderson of UW Health in Madison, Wisconsin, where staffers were readying electronic health records, staffing and vaccine storage in anticipation of offering J&J shots soon.

The FDA said studies detected no serious side effects. Like other COVID-19 vaccines, the main side effects of the J&J shot are pain at the injection site and flu-like fever, fatigue and headache.

An FDA fact sheet for vaccine recipients says there is "a remote chance" that people may experience a severe allergic reaction to the shot, a rare risk seen with the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Such reactions are treatable, and vaccine recipients are supposed to be briefly monitored after the injection.

The vaccine has been authorized for emergency use in adults 18 and older for now. But like other manufacturers, J&J is about to study how it works in teens before moving to younger children later in the year, and also plans a study in pregnant women.

All COVID-19 vaccines train the body to recognize the new coronavirus, usually by spotting the spikey protein that coats it. But they're made in very different ways.

J&J's shot uses a cold virus like a Trojan horse to carry the spike gene into the body, where cells make harmless copies of the protein to prime the immune system in case the real virus comes along. It's the same technology the company used in making an Ebola vaccine, and similar to COVID-19 vaccines made by AstraZeneca and China's CanSino Biologics.

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are made with a different technology, a piece of genetic code called messenger RNA that spurs cells to make those harmless spike copies.

The AstraZeneca vaccine, already used in Britain and numerous other countries, is finishing a large US study needed for FDA clearance. Also in the pipeline, Novavax uses a still different technology, made with lab-grown copies of the spike protein, and has reported preliminary findings from a British study suggesting strong protection.

Still other countries are using "inactivated vaccines," made with killed coronavirus by Chinese companies Sinovac and Sinopharm.

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Morning Digest: U.S. authorises Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, India-Pak ceasefire had high-level approval, say experts, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day.

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U.S. authorises Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use

J&J's vaccine is expected to be used widely around the globe because it can be shipped and stored at normal refrigerator temperatures

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डाटा चोरी: फेसबुक देगा 4,783 करोड़ का मुआवजा

 लोगों के चेहरे पहचानने के लिए उनका बायोमीट्रिक डाटा चुराकर अपने सर्वर पर स्टोर करने के लिए फेसबुक 4,783 करोड़ रुपये का मुआवजा देगा।

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28 फरवरी: आज दिनभर इन खबरों पर बनी रहेगी नजर, जिनका होगा आप पर असर

हर रोज हम अलग-अलग खबरों से दो-चार होते हैं। हमारी आंखों के सामने से कई सारी खबरें गुजरती हैं। इनमें से कुछ ऐसी अहम खबरें होती हैं, जिनका हमारे जीवन पर असर पड़ता है...

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कोरोना टीकाकरण: एक मोबाइल नंबर से हो सकेगा चार लोगों का पंजीकरण

टीकाकरण के लिए पंजीकरण के कुछ नियमों को बदला गया है। इस बार लाभार्थी 'कोविड 2.0 एप' से खुद भी पंजीकरण करा सकेंगे।

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प्रधानमंत्री के नाम पर स्टेडियम का नाम, कितना उचित?

मारे अपने गणतंत्र के इतिहास में तीन शाही प्रधानमंत्री हुए हैं। ये हैं जवाहरलाल नेहरू, इंदिरा गांधी और नरेंद्र मोदी। इन सभी का कद पार्टी और सरकार में अपने सहयोगियों से काफी ऊपर हो गया।

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चिंताजनक: औद्योगिक क्षेत्रों में हवा-पानी की गुणवत्ता हो रही खराब

केंद्रीय प्रदूषण नियंत्रण बोर्ड (सीपीसीबी) और राज्य प्रदूषण नियंत्रण बोर्ड ( एसपीसीबी) द्वारा 88 औद्योगिक क्लस्टरों के आकलन में पता चला है कि 2009 से 2018 के बीच इनमें से 33 में वायु प्रदूषण का स्तर बेहद खराब रहा है।

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New Zealand's Auckland starts second COVID-19 lockdown this month

The measures have complicated several high-visibility sporting events planned in Auckland.

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मौसम का हालः पहाड़ों पर बर्फबारी के बाद शीत लहर, दिल्ली में हो सकती है बारिश

उत्तर पश्चिम में विक्षोभ सक्रिय होने से पहाड़ों पर बर्फबारी होने के साथ ही रविवार को दिल्ली-एनसीआर समेत मैदानी इलाकों में बारिश हो सकती है। 

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Arrest warrant issued for suspect in murder of Yale student

Kevin Jiang, a 26-year-old graduate student at the Yale School of the Environment, was shot and killed outside his car on Feb. 6

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Saudi-led coalition says it thwarted Houthi missile attack on Riyadh: State TV

The coalition also said it had detected the launch of a number of explosive-laden drones from Houthi territory.

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Biden urges quick Senate action on huge stimulus package

The House vote came just days after the COVID-19 death toll surpassed 500,000 in the United States, the world’s worst total.

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Centre’s social media rules are dictatorial, says MVA minister

‘Such orders won’t stand in court of law’

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Biden says he will make announcement on Saudi Arabia on February 29

President Joe Biden on Saturday said his administration would make an announcement on Saudi Arabia on Monday, following a U.S. intelligence report tha

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Bombay HC refuses to hear case as lawyer takes off mask

The Bombay High Court recently refused to hear a case after a lawyer removed his mask inside a courtroom. The order in the case was made available on

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BJP demands Rathod’s resignation, accuses govt. of revenge politics

Party slams govt. for filing graft case against husband of its functionary

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PM trying to mislead people of U.T., says Narayanasamy

Cong. to start accepting applications from aspirants today

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Rejuvenation of Kaggadasapura lake begins

The first step will be to desilt the lake, which is likely to take around 45 days

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Shivaram Karanth Layout: Committee to accept documents for buildings on notified land

They can be submitted online or by visiting help centres

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Saudi crown prince approved killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, says US intelligence report #wanitaxigo

27 फरवरी: आज दिनभर इन खबरों पर बनी रहेगी नजर, जिनका होगा आप पर असर

हर रोज हम अलग-अलग खबरों से दो-चार होते हैं। हमारी आंखों के सामने से कई सारी खबरें गुजरती हैं। इनमें से कुछ ऐसी अहम खबरें होती हैं, जिनका हमारे जीवन पर असर पड़ता है...

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Model code of conduct comes into force ahead of election

Security to be stepped up; 16 critical polling booths identified

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Two advisers for Puducherry’s Lieutenant Governor

Mr. Chandramouli and Ms. Maheshwari will report to Tamilisai Soundarajan

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PM Modi to receive global energy and environment leadership award

He will also deliver the virtual keynote address at the CERAWeek Conference-2021

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Road transport corporations in Karnataka to launch cargo services

They hope to boost revenue

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Orissa HC constitutes committee on Olive Ridley turtle deaths

3-member committee will visit Gahirmatha and Rushikulya beaches, consult all stakeholders

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International flight curbs till March 31

Aviation regulator DGCA on Friday extended the suspension of international commercial passenger flight services till March 31. Scheduled international

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D.J. Halli violence: ‘Chargesheet prejudiced’

SDPI says NIA misused by BJP

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Fiscal deficit soars to ₹12.34 lakh cr.

The Central government’s fiscal deficit soared to ₹12.34 lakh crore, or 66.8% of the revised Budget estimates at the end of January of the current fi

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NSE defends response to shutdown

The NSE on Friday defended its reopening the market after an unexpected shutdown this week, amid criticism about how it handled the situation.“This co

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Micromax to unveil ‘aggressivly-priced’ 5G phone

In a bid to regain foothold in the highly-competitive Indian smartphone market, Micromax plans to introduce 4-5 devices every quarter, including an ‘a

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Amid rise in temperature, Odisha to start morning shifts in schools

The daytime temperature soared past 40 degree Celsius for the first time ahead of summer

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Elections 2021: जिन राज्यों में कभी भाजपा का नहीं था वजूद, आज बन गई है बड़ी ताकत

दो राज्यों के चुनावों की तारीखा का ऐलान चुनाव आयोग ने कर दिया है। पश्चिम बंगाल समेत चार राज्य और एक केंद्र शासित प्रदेश पुडुचेरी में विधानसभा चुनाव की तारीख सामने आने के बाद अब राजनीतिक दल जोर शोर से प्रचार में लग जाएंगे।

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Petrol Diesel Price: कुछ दिनों की राहत के बाद झटका, आज फिर बढ़े पेट्रोल-डीजल के दाम

सरकारी तेल कंपनियों की ओर से लगातार आज फिर पेट्रोल और डीजल की कीमतों में वृद्धि हुई है। आज डीजल की कीमत में 15 से 16 पैसे तक की बढ़ोतरी हुई है, तो वहीं पेट्रोल की कीमत भी 24 से 25 पैसे तक बढ़ी है।   

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बीमा क्लेम के लिए दे दी पत्नी और बेटे के कत्ल की सुपारी.... पर इसलिए पसीज गया किलर का दिल

कविनगर थानाक्षेत्र में बीमा क्लेम लेने के लिए पति ने 10 लाख रुपये में पत्नी व चार वर्षीय बेटे की हत्या की सुपारी दे डाली।

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2018 में राजकुमारी लतीफा के बदले दुबई ने क्रिश्चियन मिशेल को किया था भारत के हवाले

अगस्ता वेस्टलैंड हेलीकॉप्टर घोटाला मामले में बिचौलिया रहे व ब्रिटिश हथियार डीलर क्रिश्चियन मिशेल के भारत प्रत्यर्पण में दुबई की राजकुमारी शेखा लतीफा की अहम भूमिका रही थी।

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कांग्रेस के जी-23 गुट की आज जम्मू में बैठक, उठेगा लोकतंत्र बहाली का मुद्दा

कांग्रेस नेता राहुल गांधी की उत्तर-दक्षिण से जुड़ी टिप्पणी और जी-23 गुट की लगातार अनदेखी से पार्टी के भीतर असंतोष है।

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Search on for oil firm staff abducted by ULFA (I)

Arunachal Pradesh police chief says armed forces are carrying on efforts to rescue the duo

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Nestlé keen to expand rural footprint

Amid subdued growth in the urban markets, Nestlé India is looking to aggressively expand its footprint in the rural markets, with a target to reach 1,

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Zomato revises delivery partner remuneration to accommodate fuel price hike

The company said the dramatic increase in fuel prices has led to a direct impact on the net earnings of Zomato delivery partners.

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BWSSB to set up helpline to regulate cleaning of pits, septic tanks

The IT capital’s reliance on manual scavengers is a dirty secret. In an effort to crack down on citizens hiring private service providers to clean pit

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TikTok owner ByteDance to pay $92 million in U.S. privacy settlement

The federal lawsuit alleged that TikTok broke the Illinois biometric privacy law.

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Social Media OTT Platform: कब से लागू होगी नई नियमावली? जानिए ऐसे ही कई सवालों के जवाब

सोशल मीडिया और ओवर द टॉप (ओटीटी) प्लेटफॉर्म की मनमानी पर लगाम लगाने की दिशा में सरकार ने निर्णायक कदम उठा लिया है।

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गलत खबर दी, छवि खराब की तो डिजिटल न्यूज मीडिया पर भी होगी कानूनी कार्रवाई

सरकार ने डिजिटल न्यूज मीडिया को भी कानून के दायरे में ला दिया है। इस वजह से  अब यह भी ओटीटी और सोशल मीडिया प्लेटफॉर्म की तरह तीन-स्तरीय निगरानी व्यवस्था में आएंगे। 

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जीवन बीमा प्रीमियम के अग्रिम भुगतान पर मिलेगी 2.7 फीसदी की छूट

जीवन बीमा खरीदने वाले ग्राहकों को जल्द प्रीमियम भुगतान पर छूट की सुविधा मिल सकती है। बीम नियामक और विकास प्राधिकरण ने जीवन बीमा कंपनियों को इस बाबात मसौदा बनाकर भेजा है।

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Vijayendra Saraswathi in Madurai on a three-day visit

Sri Sankara Vijayendra Saraswathi, the 70th pontiff of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam, arrived in Madurai city on Thursday night on a three-day visit.The pon

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7 dead, 1 injured after prison outbreak in Haiti's capital

Croix-des-Bouquets Civil Prison is known for a 2014 breakout in which more than 300 inmates escaped.

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Informal sector workers yet to recover from the economic fallout of COVID-19: Study

Around 75% of those surveyed were engaged in jobs similar to what they did before the pandemic, but most with lower pay or break in employment

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Owners of illegal resorts begin farming along notified elephant corridor

‘It is illegal to change land-use along the elephant corridor and in all TNPPF Act notified lands’

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Call for Bharat Bandh on Friday: Trucks will not ply, may block highways in Karnataka

Traders to extend only moral support

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23 कैरेट सोने से तैयार दुनिया की सबसे महंगी बिरयानी, कीमत इतना की नहीं करेंगे यकीन

बिरयानी एक ऐसा स्वादिष्ट व्यंजन है, जो दुनियाभर में मशहूर है। भारत में अलग-अलग जगहों पर अलग-अलग तरीकों से इसे बनाया जाता है। लेकिन आज हम आपको एक ऐसी स्पेशल बिरयानी के बारे में बताएंगे, जिसे बनाने के लिए सोना का इस्तेमाल किया जाता है।

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Inscription on Vijayanagar king’s death discovered

He died on October 17, 1529

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Has the migratory Osprey found an additional home?

The species’ frequency data around waterbodies and wetlands in Chennai, Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur particularly give rise to this notion

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Anti Corruption Bureau in Karnataka scores poorly in convictions

Data reveals only 3 convictions in five years

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Manipur newspapers, news channels to strike work again

Newspapers and news channels in Manipur will once again refrain from printing and broadcasting news indefinitely. This is one of the eight resolutions

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Dhaka assures Meghalaya safety of minority communities

Rights group wants Jaishankar to take up with Dhaka issue of eviction of Garo and Mro people in Bangladesh

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Coronavirus | India sent over 361 lakh COVID-19 vaccine doses to various countries: MEA

It includes 67.5 lakh doses supplied under grant assistance and 294.44 lakh doses under various commercial contracts, says Anurag Srivastava

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भारत-पाक संघर्ष विराम: दिसंबर से बैक चैनल बातचीत कर रहे थे दोनों देशों के एनएसए

बालाकोट हमले के बाद भारत और पाकिस्तान के ठंडे पड़े रिश्तों में अचानक आई गर्मी के पीछे की वजह राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा सलाहकार (एनएसए) स्तर पर महीने भर से चल रही कोशिश बताया जा रहा है।

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वेतन के अनुपात में पेंशन देने के आदेश पर सुप्रीम कोर्ट की फिलहाल ‘रोक’

वेतनभोगियों को भविष्य निधि पेंशन कितनी मिलेगी, यह जानने के लिए उन्हें अभी इंतजार करना पड़ेगा। सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने बृहस्पतिवार को वेतन के अनुपात में भविष्य निधि पेंशन देने के फैसले पर फिलहाल परोक्ष रूप से ‘रोक’ लगा दी है।

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To build unwavering loyalty to China, Hong Kong sets about rewriting history

Hong Kong: The orders seemed innocuous, even obvious: Primary school students in Hong Kong should read picture books about Chinese traditions and learn about famous sites such as the Forbidden City in Beijing or the Great Wall.

But the goal was only partially to nurture an interest in the past. The central aim of the new curriculum guidelines, unveiled by the Hong Kong government this month, was much more ambitious: To use those historical stories to instil in the city’s youngest residents a deep-rooted affinity for mainland China — and, with it, an unwavering loyalty to its leaders and their strong-arm tactics.

Students, the guidelines said, should develop “a sense of belonging to the country, an affection for the Chinese people, a sense of national identity, as well as an awareness of and a sense of responsibility for safeguarding national security.”

The Chinese government, in its efforts to quash dissent, has imposed a strict set of restrictions on Hong Kong, including new rules this week to bar any candidates deemed disloyal to the Community Party from elected office.

But the strategy goes well beyond repression. The Hong Kong government has also launched a vast campaign to indoctrinate the next generation — and it is using history as a potentially powerful tool to inculcate obedience and patriotism.

When mass anti-government protests swept the city in 2019, pro-Beijing officials blamed the education system for promoting liberal values and radicalising Hong Kong. Determined to avoid a repeat, they are now aggressively promoting a specific narrative, designed to reinforce the Chinese Communist Party’s tightening rule over the former British colony.

To the authorities, that narrative is a necessary corrective to ensure stability and unity. To the critics, it is social engineering, a misleading and dystopian campaign to shape young minds.

In some cases, the government has moved to literally rewrite history. It is backing the creation of a 66-volume set of Hong Kong Chronicles, which is projected to cost $100 million and promises a “comprehensive, systematic and objective” record of the city’s last 7,000 years. In official yearbooks that summarise the government’s achievements, references to past cooperation with western countries — which had been reprinted without change for decades — have disappeared.

Along with the national security lessons for schools, the government also is overhauling and halving the instruction time for a subject called liberal studies. Pro-Beijing politicians say those lessons, which are dedicated to nurturing critical thinking, have poisoned young people against the government. Officials say the new curriculum should teach facts about Hong Kong and China’s recent development but should not ask students to analyse them.

The government’s education bureau has denied that its new national security curriculum is brainwashing, calling such labels “malicious” in a statement on Monday.

Battles over history are ubiquitous, in democracies and authoritarian states, among scholars, governments and the general public. Historians are the first to acknowledge that there is no such thing as an objective record. Hong Kong’s anti-government activists have also selectively deployed historical events to rally support.

Still, the Chinese government — which regained control of the territory from Britain in 1997 — is fixated on, and uniquely adept at, controlling the historical narrative. In mainland China, major events, including the government’s 1989 massacre of Tiananmen Square protesters, have been largely erased from public memory by censorship and official directives that insist on “patriotic education.”

Critics fear that model is being imported to Hong Kong. The city’s chief executive, Carrie Lam, said recently that the Hong Kong Chronicles project would help residents, “especially the younger generation, better understand the inseparable relationship between Hong Kong and the country.”

Chan Hei Tung, a teacher of liberal studies, said the government’s flattened narrative would only distance students from the city and the country that the authorities want them to love. He had previously used stories about Hong Kong’s past to encourage students to analyse present-day issues. Under the government’s new initiative, he said, “what they have to do is just memorise and follow and respect the authorities.”

“The interaction between their generation and their city and the whole society will be gone,” said Chan, who also serves on the executive committee of a pro-democracy teachers’ union. “They don’t have a role to commit in changing the history.”

As soon as the first, nearly 800-page volume of the Hong Kong Chronicles project was published in December, pro-democracy advocates attacked it for describing the 2014 Occupy Central movement as “illegal.” The chronicle made no mention of a march of at least 350,000 people on 1 July, 2014, that had helped catalyse the movement. But it did mention a counter-protest that the police said drew about 100,000 people.

Others criticised the book for characterising anti-government protesters who clashed violently with the police in 2016 as “rioters,” noting that it called pro-Communist forces who had done the same in 1967 “protesting workers.” The book also did not mention that the pro-Communist protesters had planted bombs that killed, among others, an eight-year-old girl and her toddler brother.

The non-profit organisation behind the chronicles is led by Tung Chee-hwa, a former chief executive of Hong Kong. The project names as “honorary patrons” Lam, the current chief executive, and Luo Huining, the Central government’s top official in Hong Kong.

Lau Chi-pang, a history professor at Lingnan University in Hong Kong and a director of the project, said he hoped the chronicles could be a “very handy source” for schoolteachers.

Lau said the authors had tried only to list events, not pass judgment on them. But he acknowledged that he, like all historians, brought a political perspective to his work.

“I have always been seen as a pro-government scholar, and I don’t deny that,” he said.

Lau is also the chairman of the government committee that is redesigning the liberal studies curriculum, to cut instruction time in half and make the subject pass-fail. He said expectations for the subject were too high.

“You don’t expect at this high school level, or even college level, that social issues or political issues can easily be taught with reasonable depth,” he said.

Students should focus on learning the facts, not necessarily assessing their context, he said: “They need to know that, after 1997, Hong Kong is part of China. They only need to know about that. We don’t want them to analyse anything out of that.”

While the government’s focus on modern history has drawn the most attention, its revisions stretch back to ancient times.

In the government’s annual yearbook, one chapter is dedicated to history, starting with archaeological relics from about 6,000 years ago.

Between 1997 and 2016, the yearbook consistently declared that those prehistoric cultures had evolved “locally, independent of any major outside influences.” But in 2017, that phrasing disappeared. Instead, the record said, Hong Kong’s culture had “developed out of influence from central China.”

Long-standing mentions of “liberal British rule” over Hong Kong also vanished in subsequent years. Hong Kong’s participation in “the Allied cause” during World War II became “the anti-Japanese cause,” echoing a rallying cry the Communist Party has used to stoke nationalist fervor.

Bao Pu, who owns a publishing house focused on modern Chinese history, said re-evaluating the story of British influence on Hong Kong was justified. During the colonial period, Chinese residents were subjected to segregation and racism, which the yearbooks barely mentioned.

But it is also wrong to try to erase the legacy of that period entirely, he said: “They have ambitions to eradicate that Hong Kong identity, which is different from Chinese identity.”

In response to the government’s efforts, activists and other amateur historians have tried to preserve their own stories. Facebook pages and pop-up exhibitions led by pro-democracy supporters have proliferated.

Some of those projects have also lacked context, sometimes offering misleading information about previous chief executives or painting an “overly rosy” view of colonialism, said Florence Mok, a postdoctoral fellow who studies Hong Kong history at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.

“This kind of misuse of history is very common, in posters and propaganda by both the regime and also activists,” she said, adding, “We really have very little control over how people will read into our work.”

Still, some worry that critics’ alternate narratives will be stamped out — along with, eventually, the curiosity and critical thinking that fueled them.

Amy Lam, a stay-at-home mother who participated in the 2019 protests, said her friends with younger children worried that the new curriculum guidelines would ensure that the children never learned to consider opposing viewpoints.

Lam felt more confident that her own daughter, 15, had already begun developing the necessary skills. Even so, she was eager for her to graduate from high school and enroll at a university abroad.

“She will be out of the whole system very soon. I think we just have to stick in there, and hopefully things don’t change so much,” she said. “But for the younger ones, I feel sorry for them, especially those just getting into primary school and their parents. It’s going to be tough.”

Vivian Wang c.2021 The New York Times Company

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In Afghanistan, COVID-19 vaccination campaign faces disbelief, cynicism, war and corruption

Kabul: Afghanistan, whose citizens have largely brushed aside the coronavirus pandemic as exaggerated or an outright hoax, is now preparing to distribute its first batch of vaccines.

A half-million doses of the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine, produced by an Indian manufacturer, were delivered to the capital by India on 7 February. But the arrival was greeted with indifference by many Afghans, who have rebuffed government warnings that the virus is a deadly public health threat.

The cheap and easy-to-store AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine is being delivered as part of the COVAX programme, a worldwide initiative to buy and distribute vaccines to poor countries for free or at a reduced cost. On 15 February, the World Health Organisation authorised use of the vaccine, which requires two doses per person, clearing the path for Afghanistan to begin its inoculation campaign.

Global trials have found that the vaccine offered complete protection against severe disease and death. But its efficacy against the virus variant first seen in South Africa is in question, after the vaccine failed in a small trial to prevent study participants from getting mild or moderate COVID cases.

The vaccine arrives as Afghanistan is fighting off a second deadly wave, even as most Afghans go about their daily lives as if the virus never existed. Many people refuse to wear masks and cluster in dense crowds inside bazaars, supermarkets, restaurants and mosques, oblivious to ubiquitous public health posters.

In an impoverished nation battered by war, hunger, poverty and drought, an invisible virus is considered fake or an afterthought.

“Of course I won’t take the vaccine because I don’t believe in the existence of the coronavirus,” said Muhibullah Armani, 30, a taxi driver in the southern city of Kandahar.

Expressing a sentiment shared by many Afghans, Armani added, “When I see people covering their mouth and nose, afraid of COVID, it makes me laugh at them.”

And even among Afghans who believe the virus is real and want to be inoculated, there is little faith that the government, mired in pervasive corruption, will equitably distribute limited vaccine supplies.

“This vaccine will be available just for high-status people,” said Khalil Jan Gurbazwal, a civil society activist in Khost province in eastern Afghanistan.

Nizamuddin, a tribal elder in a Taliban-controlled district in Faryab province in northern Afghanistan, said he feared the vaccine would be appropriated by well-connected politicians and warlords.

“It is common in Afghanistan for even food aid to be stolen by corrupt people,” said Nizamuddin, who like many Afghans goes by one name.

The Attorney-General’s Office said on Thursday that 74 government officials from five provinces had been charged with embezzling coronavirus response funds. Among those charged were former provincial governors and deputy governors.

In Kunduz province in northern Afghanistan, a hospital administrator told authorities that hospital officials collected medical costs for COVID-19 treatments for 50 beds in a hospital with just 25 beds, pocketing charges for “ghost workers,” the Special Inspector-General for Afghanistan Reconstruction recently reported.

“This malfeasance costs Afghan citizens not just financially, but in delayed access to potentially lifesaving medical care,” the US Embassy said in a statement. But for many Afghans, the vaccine is a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist.

As the vaccination program got underway on Tuesday, the first dose was administered at the presidential palace in Kabul to Anisa Shaheed, a television reporter who has covered the pandemic.

Distributing any vaccine in a desperately poor nation consumed by unrest is a daunting logistical challenge. In addition to overcoming public suspicions and traversing dangerous territories, the Ministry of Public Health must also navigate vaccine delivery in remote provinces with poor roads and primitive infrastructure.

The pandemic has prompted a rise in polio cases in Afghanistan because it has made it more difficult for polio teams to reach outlying areas, said Dr Osman Tahiri, public affairs advisor for the health ministry, which reported 56 polio cases in 2020, up from 29 in 2019.

But equally worrying are the 305 cases of a variant of polio in Afghanistan in 2020, versus zero such cases reported in 2019, said Merjan Rasekh, head of public awareness for the ministry’s polio eradication programme.

Rasekh attributed much of the increase in the variant polio cases to Afghan refugees returning from neighboring Pakistan, which has also struggled to eradicate polio. The WHO is expected to grant emergency approval by year’s end for a vaccine against the variant

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While contending with a rise of polio cases, Tahiri said health workers would try to distribute the coronavirus vaccine even in Taliban-controlled areas where the militants have permitted government-run clinics. The Taliban have mounted public health programs warning of the pandemic and have distributed personal protection equipment while allowing government health workers into their areas.

But Tahiri conceded that vaccination teams will not be able to reach broad swaths of the country where fighting is heaviest between the Taliban and government forces.

A thousand vaccination teams were trained last week, Tahiri said. The ministry hopes to receive more donated vaccines; Afghanistan, he said, has a capacity to store 20 million doses.

The first doses will go to health workers and security officials “who are at risk and working in crowded places,” Tahiri said, though there is not yet enough vaccine for everyone in this category. Journalists would also be eligible to apply to receive the vaccine, he added.

Afghanistan has recorded more than 55,000 coronavirus cases and nearly 2,500 COVID-related deaths, according to the Ministry of Public Health.

But because of limited testing and an inadequate public health system, experts say the actual number of cases and deaths is exponentially higher.

A WHO model estimated in May that more than half of Afghanistan’s estimated 34 million people could become infected. The Ministry of Public Health estimated in the fall that more than 10 million Afghans may have contracted the virus.

Regardless of whether Afghans believe the virus is real, there is an abiding faith that Allah determines a believer’s fate.

Ahmad Shah Ahmadi, a resident of Khost province, said there is no need to take the vaccine. “Infidels don’t believe in God, and that’s why they fear the coronavirus. For Muslims, there is little danger,” he said.

But Imam Nazar, 46, a farmer in Kunduz province, said most residents of his village believe the virus is real because several villagers have died of COVID-19. He said he and other villagers were eager to get the vaccine but doubted that it would reach their remote town.

“This government doesn’t keep its promises,” Nazar said.

David Zucchino and Najim Rahim c.2021 The New York Times Company

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Protesting teachers prevented from taking out march in Manipur

The agitation, launched by members of the Federation of Government College Teachers Association, entered its 25th day

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Bedi undergoes surgery

Legendary spinner Bishan Singh Bedi underwent a bypass surgery at a city hospital a few days back after he complained of heart problems. He is recover

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In Afghanistan, COVID-19 vaccination campaign faces disbelief, cynicism, war and corruption #wanitaxigo

आंदोलनकारियों की राय के बिना ही रिपोर्ट सौंपेगी कमेटी, चार बार की गई अपील को ठुकरा चुके हैं किसान संगठन

किसानों कानूनों से जुड़े विवाद को हल करने केलिए बनाई गई तीन सदस्यीय कमेटी आंदोलनकारी संगठनों की राय के बिना ही सुप्रीम कोर्ट में अपनी रिपोर्ट पेश करेगी।

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'बोडोलैंड' क्यों अहम है भाजपा के लिए, बता रहे हैं संजय हजारिका

पश्चिम बंगाल को छोड़कर चुनावी बुखार ने उन राज्यों को अभी अपनी चपेट में नहीं लिया होगा, जहां अप्रैल-मई में विधानसभा के चुनाव होने वाले हैं, लेकिन आने वाले दिनों में इसके चरम पर पहुंचने की संभावना है।

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Thousands turn up for protest against school fee reduction

Several MLCs went to the venue to express solidarity with teachers and school managements

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Capitol defenders blame bad intelligence for deadly breach

Five people died as a result of the riot, including a Capitol Police officer and a woman who was shot as she tried to enter the House chamber with lawmakers still inside

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Afghanistan warring sides return to table

Priority for govt. is to reduce violence

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Paris raps Pak. over Alvi remarks on French Bill

‘Adopt constructive attitude for ties’

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HC comes to rescue of workers

Court directs BHEL to settle monetary and service benefits

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U.S. Senate confirms Linda Thomas-Greenfield as U.N. ambassador

Senators voted 78-20 to confirm Thomas-Greenfield to the post

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Gujarat municipal election results live: 2276 प्रत्याशियों की किस्मत का फैसला आज

आज राज्य के छह महानगरों अहमदाबाद, सूरत, वडोदरा, जामनगर, भावनगर और राजकोट के 2276 उम्मीदवारों के भविष्य का फैसला होगा।

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श्रीलंका दौरे पर जाएंगे पाकिस्तान के पीएम इमरान खान, भारत ने दी हवाई क्षेत्र के उपयोग की अनुमति

भारत ने पाकिस्तान के प्रधानमंत्री इमरान खान को अपने हवाई क्षेत्र के उपयोग की अनुमति दे दी है।

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निजी क्षेत्र की मदद से कोरोना टीकाकरण अभियान बढ़ाएगी केंद्र सरकार, जल्द स्पष्ट होगी नीति

देश में कोरोना महामारी के बढ़ते प्रकोप के बीच केंद्र सरकार टीकाकरण अभियान को हर हाल में गति देना चाहती है। सरकार की कोशिश है कि नई लहर से पहले आवश्यक समूह के ज्यादा से ज्यादा लोगों को टीका लग जाए। इसके लिए सरकार निजी क्षेत्र का सहयोग ले सकती है। 

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इंदौर में भीषण सड़क हादसा, खड़े टैंकर में घुसी कार, छह लोगों की मौत

मध्यप्रदेश के इंदौर में भीषण सड़क हादसा हो गया है। यहां के लसुड़िया थाना क्षेत्र के तलावलीचांदा में तेज रफ्तार कार सवार पेट्रोल के खड़े टैंकर में पीछे से टकरा गई।

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US says it looks forward to 'overarching' MoU to boost health co-operation with India

Washington: The US has said it is looking forward to an 'overarching' memorandum of understanding to enhance health partnership with India and asserted that the cooperation between the two countries on COVID-19 builds on decades of successful collaboration in health and biomedical research.

The US on Monday crossed the grim milestone of 500,000 COVID-19 deaths. With 28,184,218 coronavirus cases and 500,172 deaths due to the disease so far, as recorded by Johns Hopkins University, America is the worst-affected nation.

"We look forward to an overarching MoU to enhance health cooperation between our two countries (US and India). We are working together on developing diagnostics, therapeutics, vaccines to combat the disease (COVID-19) and to recognise the importance of manufacturing critical drugs during this time and making them accessible globally," State Department Spokesperson Ned Price told reporters at his daily news conference on Monday.

The total number of coronavirus cases in India stands at 1,10,05,850 -- the second in the world after the US. The death toll is 1,56,385 — fourth globally.

“India's pharmaceutical sector is strong and well-established and has long played a central role in manufacturing life saving vaccines for global use. We are pleased that the US pharmaceutical industry has been coordinating with Indian companies since the beginning of this pandemic,” Price said, responding to a question on India donating and supplying domestically manufactured COVID-19 vaccines to several countries across the globe.

Known as the 'pharmacy of the world', India produces 60 percent of vaccines globally. India has sent consignments of domestically manufactured coronavirus vaccines to several countries, including Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Seychelles, Myanmar, Mauritius, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, South Africa, Brazil and Morocco.

“When it comes to the broad issue of coordination between the United States and India on COVID-19, I would say that cooperation between our two countries builds on decades of successful partnership in health and biomedical research,” Price said.

The US is partnering with India to strengthen the global response to COVID-19 — ranging from addressing infectious disease outbreaks, strengthening health systems to securing global supply chains, he said.

India and the US recently welcomed an initiative to collaborate on infectious disease, including COVID-19 and other emerging threats, through the International Centre of Excellence and Research, Price said.

In a recent op-ed in Newsweek magazine, India’s Ambassador to the US, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, wrote that in recent years, India has emerged as the "pharmacy of the world", with great capabilities in bulk production of generic drugs and vaccines, in addition to its experience immunising a large population.

India recently stepped up to provide vaccines to neighbouring countries and other partners, including in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Asia, he said.

The US has resources and scientific capabilities that make it a natural, complementary partner in supporting a number of other countries seeking to fight the pandemic, Sandhu wrote.

“Furthermore, from the provision of active pharmaceutical ingredients to generic medicines that have lowered drug prices and created jobs and investments, India has demonstrated its reliability as a supply chain partner, especially as de-risking from single country supplies has become a priority,” he said.

Wife of drug kingpin ‘El Chapo’ arrested on U.S. drug charges

The wife of Mexican drug kingpin and escape artist Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman was arrested at an airport in Virginia on international drug trafficking

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Morning Digest: NASA releases first audio from Mars, NRIs press for voting rights ahead of upcoming Assembly polls, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day.

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Gear up for municipal polls, officials told

District Collector M. Hari Narayanan on Monday called upon the officials to be prepared for the municipal elections in Chittoor, scheduled for March 1

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‘Karnataka government trying to saffronise school textbooks’

Swaraj Abhiyan Karnataka protests removal of information pertaining to new religions

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Electric vehicle charging points to be made mandatory in all large buildings: Deputy CM

There is a proposal to amend building by-laws

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23 फरवरी: आज दिनभर इन खबरों पर बनी रहेगी नजर, जिनका होगा आप पर असर

हर रोज हम अलग-अलग खबरों से दो-चार होते हैं। हमारी आंखों के सामने से कई सारी खबरें गुजरती हैं। इनमें से कुछ ऐसी अहम खबरें होती हैं, जिनका हमारे जीवन पर असर पड़ता है...

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ये हैं दुनिया की 7 सबसे कुख्यात अपराधी महिलाएं, जिन्होंने अपने खौफ से कमाया नाम

भारत में ऐसा पहली बार होने जा रहा है, जब किसी महिला अपराधी को फांसी की सजा दी जाएगी। परिवार के सात सदस्यों की हत्या के आरोप में अमरोहा की शबनम को मथुरा जेल में फांसी होनी है।

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Myanmar's protests against 1 February coup are growing, defying military threats and snipers

The strikers poured onto the streets of Myanmar on Monday knowing that they might die. But they gathered by the millions anyway in the largest rallies since a military coup three weeks ago. Their only protection came from hard hats, holy amulets and the collective power of a newly-called general strike.

The generals had tried to halt Monday’s dissent with barricades and fleets of vehicles parked in strategic urban locations. Armoured vehicles patrolled, while snipers took their stations on rooftops. An ominous warning had been issued hours before on State television: “Protesters are now inciting people, especially emotional teenagers and youth, toward a path of confrontation where they will suffer a loss of life.”

But the military’s show of force did little to quell Monday’s general strike, which proceeded peacefully in hundreds of cities and towns. Columns of people extended to the horizon near a traffic junction and a pagoda in Yangon, the largest city in Myanmar, and at the railway station in Mandalay, the second-largest city. They congregated on Martyrs’ Street in Dawei, a seaside city, and by the clock towers in Monywa and Hpa-An, in the country’s centre and east.

“I will sacrifice my life for our future generations,” said Ko Bhone Nay Thit, a 19-year-old university student in Mandalay who left home Monday morning armed with his mother’s prayers and the effects of a holy water ritual. “We must win.”

The weekend had brought bloodshed to the anti-coup resistance. On Saturday afternoon, two unarmed protesters were killed by security forces in Mandalay; one of the dead was a 16-year-old boy. On Saturday evening, a member of a neighborhood watch corps in Yangon was shot dead. The day before, a 20-year-old woman died of injuries suffered when she was shot in the head on 9 February by security forces in Nay Pyi Daw, the capital. She is believed to be the first protester in the movement to have been killed by authorities.

The general strike on Monday encompassed civil servants, bank workers, doctors, supermarket cashiers, telecom operators and oil rig operators.

Pizza deliverers, KFC employees and bubble tea servers joined in, too. The national boycott expanded a civil disobedience movement that has paralyzed the banking system and made it difficult for the military, which seized power from the elected government on 1 February, to get much of anything done.

The strike evoked an 8 August, 1988 mass boycott when workers took to the streets to protest against a military leadership that had ruined the economy. The junta responded with bullets, a bloodstain on Myanmar’s national memory.

But that deadly crackdown, along with another in 2007, did not deter the marchers Monday.

In Mandalay, Htay Shwe, a restaurant owner, said she had written her will before joining the rally at the train station.

“I will protect our country’s democracy with my life,” she said.

In Yangon, marchers stomped on posters of a sniper who is believed to have targeted the protesters in Mandalay on Saturday. A group representing a military technical college joined the march.

“I cannot live under a military dictatorship,” said Myint Myint, a homemaker in Yangon, who was out in the hot afternoon sun. “Our leaders, whom we elected, trusted and respected, are arrested. I am here to express my opinion that I want them to be freed.”

The coup ousted the civilian government of the National League for Democracy, which had shared power with the military for five years. Top elected leaders were dragged off by soldiers, including Aung San Suu Kyi, the head of the National League for Democracy, who was charged with obscure crimes that could land her in prison for six years.

Before the brief experiment with hybrid military-civilian governance, the military had imposed its direct rule on Myanmar for nearly half a century.

As of Monday morning, more than 560 people had been detained for dissent against the coup, according to a local group that tracks political imprisonments. By the afternoon, at least 150 protesters were arrested in the logging town of Pyinmana, not far from Nay Pyi Daw, where mass detentions were reported, too. The State Administration Council, the coup-makers’ replacement for Myanmar’s elected government, has rolled back civil liberties, allowing for indefinite detention and police searches without warrants.

On Monday morning Myanmar time, Antony Blinken, the United States secretary of state, posted a tweet in support of the protesters in Myanmar, which was formerly known as Burma.

“The United States will continue to take firm action against those who perpetrate violence against the people of Burma as they demand the restoration of their democratically elected government,” the tweet said. “We stand with the people of Burma.”

The US government has imposed financial sanctions on some of the coup-makers and their associates. Other sanctions were already in place because of the military’s persecution of ethnic minorities, most notably Rohingya Muslims, who fled slaughter in 2017 for safety in neighboring Bangladesh.

On Monday, the United Nations refugee agency warned in a statement that a boat filled with Rohingya trying to reach Malaysia was in distress. Hundreds of Rohingya have died at sea in recent years, trying to leave Myanmar or Bangladesh, where they are confined to vast refugee settlements.

“Many are in a highly vulnerable condition and are apparently suffering from extreme dehydration,” the UN statement said. “We understand that a number of refugees have already lost their lives, and that fatalities have risen over the past 24 hours.”

Suu Kyi’s civilian government repeatedly defended the military in its campaign against the Rohingya, whom many in Myanmar considered to be Muslim interlopers in a majority-Buddhist land. The violent expulsion of 750,000 Rohingya from the country in 2017 failed to catalyze widespread protests or condemnation at home.

But one of the groups marching in Yangon on Monday held up a banner apologizing to the Rohingya and other ethnic minorities, who make up at least one-third of the national population.

In recent years, strife between the military and various ethnic insurgent groups has left hundreds dead and tens of thousands displaced. On Friday, a civilian was killed in Shan state during renewed hostilities.

One of the two protesters who were shot in Mandalay on Saturday was Ko Wai Yan Tun, a 16-year-old boy who had come to work in the city. To survive, he pushed a cart at a local market, where the stall operators called him “little boy.”

As the protests mounted near the market, Wai Yan Tun joined as a duty to his future, said Ko Myo Zaw, a friend.

“He always said his life would be perfect when he had a mobile phone and a motorbike,” Myo Zaw said. “He was a nice guy.”

Hannah Beech c.2021 The New York Times Company 

Justin Trudeau and his cabinet abstain from China genocide vote

China's envoy to Canada told Canadian parliamentarians over the weekend to stay out of China's internal affairs.

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Upper primary classes reopen to 42% attendance

The lowest attendance was reported in Vijayapura district (22.21%) and the highest in Dakshina Kannada district with 68.24%

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Handicraft exhibitions make a comeback after a year’s gap

Local artisans as well as those from other parts of India are hoping to recover from the heavy losses they incurred in 2020

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COVID-19: Check posts set up on Maharashtra and Kerala border

Anyone entering Karnataka must have a RT-PCR negative report

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Coronavirus | Karnataka imposes entry curbs

Shuts most roads to Kerala and sets up check posts in districts near Maharashtra

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Petrol Diesel Price: दो दिन की राहत के बाद आज फिर बढ़े पेट्रोल-डीजल के दाम

सरकारी तेल कंपनियों की ओर से आज पेट्रोल और डीजल की कीमतों में बढ़ोतरी की गई है। दो दिन राहत थोड़ी राहत मिलने के बाद फिर से डीजल की कीमत में 35 से 38 पैसे तक की बढ़ोतरी हुई है। 

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Marshals to be deployed in weddings, events

As another cluster emerged in Bengaluru, the State government announced that marshals would be deployed at marriage halls and at events to ensure adhe

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Coronavirus | U.S. tops 500,000 virus deaths, matching the toll of three wars

Despite the rollout of vaccines since mid-December, a closely watched model from the University of Washington projects more than 589,000 dead by June 1

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'क्या यही है अच्छे दिन?' तेल की बढ़ती कीमतों पर शिवसेना ने पेट्रोल पंपों पर लगाए पोस्टर

तेल और रसोई गैस की बढ़ती कीमतों का विरोध करते हुए शिवसेना की युवा शाखा यानि युवा सेना ने जगह-जगह पर नई कीमतों के बैनर लगाए हैं। युवा सेना ने ये बैनर बांद्रा पश्चिम में कई पेट्रोल पंपों और सड़क के किनारों पर इन बैनरों को लगाया है।

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बेहद दिलचस्प है बिग बॉस 14 की विजेता रुबीना दिलैक और अभिनव शुक्ला की प्रेम कहानी, ऐसी थी पहली मुलाकात

रुबीना के लिए ये जीत तो काफी मायने रखती ही है साथ ही उनके पति अभिनव शुक्ला भी पत्नी की इस कामयाबी से बेहद खुश हैं। घर के अंदर भी रुबीना और अभिनव को कई बार एक दूसरे से प्यार का इजहार करते देखा गया है।

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U.S. aviation body orders extra inspections of some Boeing 777s after mid-air engine failure

Video posted on Twitter showed the engine fully engulfed in flames as the plane flew through the air.

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Barcelona sees sixth night of protests for jailed rapper

Like previous days, Sunday began with a peaceful protest in Barcelona. But as night fell, the tension increased as protesters mostly dressed in dark clothes marched through the city centre to the National Police headquarters.

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Rare birds sighted on varsity campus during count

Yellow-Billed Babbler, Green Sandpiper, and Grey-Necked Bunting were some of the avians spotted

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Tanzania’s President admits country has COVID-19 problem

Tanzania’s President has finally acknowledged that his country has a coronavirus problem after claiming for months that the disease had been defeate

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पीएम मोदी आज करेंगे असम-बंगाल का दौरा, दोनों चुनावी राज्यों को देंगे सौगात

 प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी सोमवार को एक बार फिर चुनावी राज्यों असम और बंगाल के दौरे पर निकलेंगे। अपने इस दौरे में प्रधानमंत्री दोनों राज्यों को कई अहम योजनाओं की सौगात भी देंगे।

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घरेलू नीतियों, कर प्रणाली से भी महंगे हो रहे पेट्रोल-डीजल

देश इस समय अपनी जरूरत का 88 फीसदी (2019-20)  हिस्सा आयात से पूरा करता है। ऐसे में अंतरराष्ट्रीय बाजार में बढ़ते दाम ईंधन का बजट बढ़ने में अहम वजह हो सकते हैं लेकिन यह सबसे बड़ा कारण नहीं है। 

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22 फरवरी: आज दिनभर इन खबरों पर बनी रहेगी नजर, जिनका होगा आप पर असर

हर रोज हम अलग-अलग खबरों से दो-चार होते हैं। हमारी आंखों के सामने से कई सारी खबरें गुजरती हैं। इनमें से कुछ ऐसी अहम खबरें होती हैं, जिनका हमारे जीवन पर असर पड़ता है...

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Rubina Dilaik wins 'Bigg Boss 14'

Besides Dilaik, the other finalists of the show were Rahul Vaidya, Nikki Tamboli, Aly Goni and Rakhi Sawant.

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Panchayat elections sealed Naidu’s fate, says YSRCP leader

Voters have reposed faith in Jagan, says YSRCP leader

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Petrol Diesel Price: आज नहीं बढ़े पेट्रोल-डीजल के दाम, जानें कितनी है कीमत

सरकारी तेल कंपनियों की ओर से 14वें दिन भी पेट्रोल और डीजल की कीमतों में कोई बदलाव नहीं हुआ है।

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Advocate fined ₹500 for not wearing neckband during online hearing

The Orissa High Court has imposed a fine on an advocate for not wearing the neckband at the time of argument on virtual mode.During the hearing, Just

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Low turnout marks Gujarat’s first phase of local elections

Fear of pandemic appears to be the major deterrent factor

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Puducherry crisis deepens after two MLAs quit

Govt. has 12 MLAs in 26-member Assembly

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BJP govt. working to protect the interests of big industrialists: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra

She speaks up in support of Nishad men and women whose boats were recently damaged

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Interim stay on guest faculty regularisation

Order passed on petition by aspirant

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Wistron clears 6,000 workers after checks

Company has an adequate number of workers to restart the plant: Gaurav Gupta

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बिहार में शराब के सिंडीकेट को तोड़ने में सरकार असफल

बिहार में शराब के सिंडिकेट को रोकने में बिहार सरकार पूरी तरह से असफल साबित हो रही है । यहां ‘मौत की शराब’ में नाचती सियासत है। मुख्यमंत्री नीतीश कुमार ने कहा कि अधिकांश लोग शराबबंदी के पक्ष में हैं।

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Coronavirus | U.K. gives first dose of vaccine to 17.6 million people

A total of 120,580 people have now died in Britain from the virus

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Tigress, which killed 2 in Kodagu, caught

Nine-year-old animal had injuries on its legs and was unable to hunt

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DMK-Cong. model based on corruption: Rajnath

‘This will affect the social fabric of T.N.’

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Libya Minister escapes attack near Tripoli

The powerful Interior Minister of Libya’s unity government survived an assassination attempt on Sunday on a highway near the capital Tripoli, an offic

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Title deed sought from historic churches, temples, mosques

BBMP has been directed by the High Court to provide a list of illegal religious places

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Home accents: mind the curves

Mint candies and ghosts inspire this week’s edit of home accents

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Morning Digest: Petrol price hike is a vexatious issue, says Nirmala Sitharaman; Unnao survivor taken off ventilator, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day.

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Gujarat Municipal Election 2021 LIVE: छह बड़े शहरों में आज मतदान, भाजपा-कांग्रेस में टक्कर

गुजरात में निकाय चुनाव के तहत रविवार को छह बड़े शहरों में मतदान होगा जो कोविड-19 रोधी उपायों के बीच सुबह सात बजे से शाम पांच बजे तक चलेगा।

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Joe Biden approves Texas disaster declaration following deadly freeze

(Adds lawsuit against ERCOT, Texas AG investigation)By Callaghan O'HareHOUSTON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - President Joe Biden approved amajor disaster declar

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Gang from Delhi flew to Bengaluru to commit robbery

They would fly back after committing a spate of robberies and other crimes, say police

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Drop plan to sell VSP: Naidu

In letter to PM, he recalls sacrifices made by people for it

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Review panel happy with progress at Polavaram project

It will be completed by 2022, they say

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Karnataka makes 14-day home quarantine mandatory for people coming from abroad

They will not be allowed to fly without a negative RT-PCR certificate at the point of origin

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Coronavirus | 200 million vaccine shots administered globally

45% of the injections given in G7 club

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3 arrested for rape of teenager in Kanpur

A 17-year-old Dalit girl was allegedly abducted and raped in a village in Ghatampur here, following which three accused have been arrested, police sa

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Don’t destroy your standing crop, says Rakesh Tikait

Farmer from Bijnor destroys half his standing wheat after BKU leader’s Hisar speech

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Pujara delighted with Super Kings call-up

Picked by the Chennai Super Kings during the player auction earlier this week, Cheteshwar Pujara is delighted to return to the Indian Premier League a

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Cricketer tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of PSL start

A cricketer competing in the Pakistan Super League tested positive for COVID-19 hours before the start of country’s premier domestic Twenty20 competit

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We have to accept the conditions, says Pujara

Talks about the challenges of pink-ball cricket on a relatively untested pitch

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CSR shouldn’t be mandated, says Premji

IT czar and philanthropist Azim Premji on Saturday said companies should not be legally mandated to engage in corporate social responsibility as cont

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कासगंज सिपाही हत्याकांड: एक लाख का इनामी बदमाश मोती सिंह मुठभेड़ में ढेर

कासगंज सिपाही हत्याकांड के मुख्य आरोपी और एक लाख के इनामी बदमाश मोती सिंह को यूपी पुलिस ने मुठभेड़ में मार गिराया है। 

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CoronaVirus in Maharashtra: मुंबई-पुणे व विदर्भ के बाद मराठवाड़ा में भी फैला कोरोना वायरस

देश की आर्थिक राजधानी मुंबई सहित पुणे और विदर्भ के बाद मराठवाड़ा में भी कोरोना वायरस तेजी से फैलने लगा है।

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Corona vaccine: पहाड़ सी चुनौती है 30 करोड़ का टीकाकरण

देश में कोरोना टीकाकरण का एक करोड़ का आंकड़ा पार करने के बाद जहां अगले चरण की तैयारियां शुरू हो चुकी हैं,वहीं देश के 30 करोड़ लोगों को जल्द से जल्द टीका लगाने के लिए विशेषज्ञों के गणितीय मॉडल भी सामने आने लगे हैं।

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अंतराष्ट्रीय मातृभाषा दिवस आज : 2021 सत्र से स्कूल से यूनिवर्सिटी तक मातृभाषा में पढ़ाई की आजादी

भारतीय छात्र अगले सत्र से मातृभाषा में पढ़ाई करेंगे। नई शिक्षा नीति 2020 के तहत शैक्षणिक सत्र 2021 सत्र से स्कूलों में पांचवी कक्षा तक अनिवार्य और राज्य चाहें तो आठवीं कक्षा तक अपनी मातृभाषा में पढ़ाई करवा सकेंगे।

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58 साल में पहली बार नगालैंड विधानसभा में गूंजा राष्ट्रगान

नागालैंड विधानसभा ने राज्य गठन के 58 साल में पहली बार देश के राष्ट्रगान के साथ सत्र की शुरुआत की।

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शोध में दावा: देश में 7684 तरह के कोरोना वायरस, सबसे ज्यादा दक्षिणी राज्यों में

हैदराबाद स्थित सीसीएमबी के वैज्ञानिकों का दावा है कि 6017 जीनोम सिक्वेंसिंग के आधार पर देश में 7684 तरह के कोरोना वायरस की मौजूदगी का पता चला है।

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महाराष्ट्र से कर्नाटक आने वाले लोगों के लिए कोविड-19 नेगेटिव सर्टिफिकेट अनिवार्य

बस, ट्रेन या निजी वाहन से राज्य में आने वाले लोगों के लिए आरटी-पीसीआर कोविड-19 नेगेटिव (संक्रमण की पुष्टि नहीं होने) सर्टिफिकेट लेकर आना अनिवार्य कर दिया है और यह सर्टिफिकेट 72 घंटे से पुराना नहीं होना चाहिए।

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