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Number of Indians Infected With UK Covid-19 Strain Rises to 90, Says Health Ministry
According to the ministry, all the 90 persons have been kept in a single room isolation in designated healthcare facilities by the respective state governments. Their close contacts have also been put under quarantine.
Still Hopeful, Says Govt as 8th Round of Talks with Farmers Ends in Deadlock; Next Meet on Jan 15
Speaking to reporters after the meeting that lasted for little over two hours, Tomar said the government is still hopeful that union leaders will come with alternatives to discuss in the next round of talks on January 15.
Dhyan Chand Most Deserving Sportsperson for Bharat Ratna, Says Zafar Iqbal
In 2014, legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar became the first and the only sportsperson to be conferred with the Bharat Ratna.
460 Maoists Killed, 161 Security Personnel Died Since 2018, RTI Data Reveals
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in September 2020 said the LWE or Naxal violence had reduced considerably in the country with the menace being prevalent in just 46 districts.
Cancellation of UK PM's Republic Day Visit Our Victory, Govt's 'Defeat': Farmer Unions
Johnson was scheduled to attend the Republic Day celebrations in India as Chief Guest, but the visit had to be cancelled due to the growing health crisis in the UK after a new variant of coronavirus emerged there.
Cabinet Nod to India-Japan MoC on Partnership in Specified Skilled Worker' Sector
Under this MoC, a Joint Working Group will be set up to follow up on its implementation. The MoC would enhance people-to -people contacts, foster mobility of workers and skilled professionals from India to Japan.
SC to Hear Pleas Against Farm Laws, Issues Related to Farmers Protest on Jan 11
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, while informing the bench that talks are going on between the government and farmers in a healthy atmosphere, said that these matters should not be listed for hearing on January 8.
'Fighting Challenges in Life Resolutely is Real Win': PM Modi Writes to Speech Impaired Woman
Vandana, a 23-year-old from Surat, Gujarat, sent the picture of the rangoli to the prime minister and was elated to get a reply. She got a lot of inspiration from it, her brother Kishanbhai Patel said.
Judicial Activism Permissible to an Extent in National Interest: SC on Pleas against Central Vista Project
The SC made the observation while rejecting submissions that it should not have transferred to itself pleas challenging the Central Vista project from various forums as it led to denial of statutory right to approach other courts or panels.
Bharat Biotech Dispatches First Batch of Covaxin to Govt for Vaccination Drive
Meanwhile, the company is aiming to manufacture 700 million doses of Covaxin in future with four new facilities it is ramping up in south India.
Food Regulator Slashes Trans Fat Limit in Food from 5% to 3%. Here's Why It's Important
Trans fats have a specific chemical structure, that our body finds hard to metabolise and also trans fats have no physiological role to play in our body.
India Inc’s Budget Wish List Takes a Lesson From Covid-19 With Rare Health Spending Demand
The rare emphasis by these two business chambers on hiking health spend follows close on the heels of some MPs ticking off the government for inadequate health infra. A parliamentary standing committee has already underlined the paucity of hospital beds,...
Delhi Govt Directs Schools to Not Participate in Events Sponsored by Firms Promoting Tobacco Products
The government has also directed that prizes or scholarships offered by such firms should not be accepted by educational institutions or students.
PM Modi Inaugurates National Atomic Timescale, Lays Foundation Stone of National Environment Standards Lab
The conclave was organised by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-National Physical Laboratory (CSIR-NPL), New Delhi, on its 75th year of inception.
Heavy Rains Add to Woes of Farmers Protesting at Delhi Borders
Farmer leader Abhimanyu Kohar, who is a member of Sankyukt Kisan Morcha, said on Sunday that farmers have waterproof tents but they cannot protect them from biting cold and waterlogging.
Buta Singh, the Quintessential Politician Who Sailed Through Turbulent Years of Indian Politics
Singh, a prominent Dalit face of the grand old party and a staunch loyalist of Rajiv Gandhi, died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here on Saturday morning after being comatose for several weeks. He was 86.