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Japan to Offer Subsidies Worth Rs 1,615 crore to Companies Shifting Base from China to India, Bangladesh: Report
The Japanese government has allocated Rs 1,615 crore in its 2020 supplemental budget for the subsidy to encourage companies to shift to India and across the ASEAN region.
India's Covid-19 Tally Zooms Past 39 Lakh With 83,341 New Cases, Recoveries Cross 30L
The COVID-19 case fatality rate has further declined to 1.74 per cent in the country. There are 8,31,124 active coronavirus cases in the country, which account for 21.11 per cent of the total caseload, the data stated.
Forest Squad Attacked By Encroachers In Baran, One Guard Critically Injured
A forest guard was critically injured in Rajasthan's Baran after he was allegedly run over by a tractor and dragged some 200 metres by 5 to 7 people who attacked his patrolling squad during an antiencroachment drive on Friday, officials said. The incid...
Bigger Catch Than Dawood: Ganapathy, Maoist Leader Who Posed India Its ‘Biggest Internal Security Threat’
Ganapathy, when he was the top Maoist leader, carried a combined reward – announced by several states like Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Bihar, and by central agencies like NIA – of over Rs 2.5 crore.
News18 Audio Bulletin: Review Pleas on NEET, JEE Dates in Supreme Court Today and Other Top Headlines in 2 Minutes
In today’s wrap: Supreme Court to hear review pleas on NEET, JEE dates; update on coronavirus cases in India; Chinese defence minister seeks meeting with Rajnath Singh; NCB detains Sushant Singh Rajput's aide; another minor raped and murdered in UP’s Lakh...
Uttar Pradesh Covid Tally Crosses 2.47 Lakh, Death Climbs to 3691; Lucknow Reports 823 Cases
Former Minister in UP Government and Prayagraj Member of Parliament Rita Bahuguna Joshi also tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday and has been admitted at SGPGI Lucknow for treatment. Elsewhere, Samajwadi Party headquarters in Lucknow was sealed on We...
Tibetan Soldier’s Death in Pangong Lake Episode Brings India's Top-Secret Guerrilla Regiment to Fore
Nyima Tenzin was killed near the shores of the Pangong Tso in Ladakh as Indian and Chinese forces came close to direct confrontation.
IIM-A Placement: Highest Domestic Pay up 35%, Average Offer Rises 10% Despite Covid-19 Gloom
The final placement procedure concluded with the highest domestic maximum earning potential (MEP) being extended at Rs 81 lakh, as opposed to the Rs 60 lakh last year.
Two BJP Lok Sabha MPs & AGP MLA Test Positive for Covid-19 in Assam
BJP MP Topon Kumar Gogoi, who represents Jorhat constituency tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday night while his party colleague and MP from Mangaldoi seat, Dilip Saikia tested positive for the virus on Thursday.
Authors of Book on Delhi Riots File Police Complaint Against Bloomsbury, Media Houses and Dalrymple
The authors met Delhi Commissioner of Police S N Shrivastava with their complaint and sought immediate and necessary action against those named in it.
Punjab Govt Allows Walk-in Testing for Covid-19 in Govt Hospitals
The state will also explore similar arrangements for Rapid Antigen testing by pharmacists and chemists on the lines of private hospitals and doctors, it said.
Over 82% Candidates Appear in JEE-Main on Third Day
The Ministry of Education officials said while Thursday's attendance in the engineering entrance exam was 82.14%, it was 81.08% on Wednesday.
'Put Development Work of Ayodhya on Fast-track Mode': UP CM Adityanath to Officials
During the meeting, he said that the government is committed to the all-round development of Ayodhya and all the development works should be completed in a time-bound manner, while adhering to all the quality norms.
Power of Contempt of Court Misused to Stifle Free Speech, Says Activist-Lawyer Prashant Bhushan
Bhushan called the contempt of court jurisdiction "very dangerous" and said it should be abolished.
India Slams Pakistan for 'Blatant Attempt' to Politicise UN Sanctions Committee
India slammed Pakistan for its "blatant attempt to politicise" the working of the 1267 Al Qaeda Sanctions Committee after Islamabad's move to get four Indian nationals added to the sanctions list was blocked by the UN Security Council.
Hong Kong's Mass Testing Finds Only Few Cases
Hong Kong (AP) Only six people in Hong Kong have tested positive for the coronavirus out of a batch of 128,000 residents who had undergone the mass-testing programme that began on Tuesday. Four of the six were previous coronavirus patients who had been...