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India sends team to Mauritius to tackle oil spill
India has sent technical equipment and a team of specialists to Mauritius to help local authorities deal with an environmental crisis after an oil spill from a Japanese ship, a government official said on Sunday.
J&K Police Takes Cognizance of Communally Sensitive Video, Assures Strict Action
"An incident involving video of communally sensitive nature, has gone viral on social media which seems to have been maliciously posted to create communal tension," they said in a statement.
Intense 'Sunday' Lockdown Shuts Down Tamil Nadu, Check Posts Set up Across State to Curb Violations
A state police release here said Rs 20.61 crore fine has so far been levied against violators and 6.81 lakh vehicles seized for violations.
Prohibitory Orders Extended in Riot-hit Areas of Bengaluru, Death Toll in Violence Rises to 4
Bengaluru Police Commissioner Kamal Pant, in his order, said there is a ban on more than two persons gathering at any place, carrying of any kinds of weapons and convening any public meetings.
63,490 Fresh Covid-19 Cases Takes Tally Near 26 Lakh, Recovery Rate Rises to 71.91%
The death toll due to coronavirus infection climbed to 49,980 with 944 people succumbing to the disease in a span of 24 hours, the data updated at 8 am showed.
Girl Suffers Burn Injuries as Rape Accused Tries to Kill Her Mother in Maha's Ahmednagar
While police have arrested an accomplice of the main accused after the August 13 incident which occurred in Parnertehsil, the latter is on the run, an officer said.
Congress Launches Video Series on Party's History, Contribution to India
The series will look back at the party's history and its contributions to India during its nearly 135-year-old history.
Bihar Becomes 8th State with More than 1 Lakh Covid-19 Cases, Registers 10-fold Rise in 45 Days
The state's COVID-19 death toll rose to 515 after 15 people succumbed to the disease, a bulletin issued by the department said on Saturday.
Lightning Strike Kills Three Women in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh District
A group of women was working in a paddy field at Hardi village under Sarangarh police station when they were struck by the bolt from sky around 11 am, said Raigarh superintendent of police Santosh Singh.
'We Don't Look at Skin Colour, or Passport': Singapore Firm After Racist FB Posts Target Indian Employees
In a statement posted online on Friday, Temasek Holdings said it has its roots in Singapore, where there is no place for xenophobia, racism or hate speech.
Hope to Complete Rs 30,695 Crore Metro Phase 2 Project in Bengaluru by 2024, Says CM Yediyurappa
He also said some "people-friendly plans" are being drawn up in about 110 acres of land near Byappanahalli Metrostation, that includes growing plants with a wide variety of species with organic diversity.
CRPF Officer Who Served in Kashmir Awarded Gallantry Medal 7th Time in 4 Years on Independence Day
The 35-year-old assistant commandant (AC), who joined the Central Reserve Police Force in 2013, has been decorated with the "6th bar to Police Medal for Gallantry" on the eve of the Independence Day.
Withdrawal Limit of Rs 1 Lakh on PMC Bank Can't be Increased Due to Lack of Liquidity, RBI tells Delhi HC
RBI has told the high court that against a total deposit liability of approximately Rs 10,000 crore as on March 26, 2020, liquid assets available with the PMC bank were to the tune of Rs 2,955.73 crore.
NIA Arrests 4 More Persons in Connection with Kerala Gold Smuggling Case
The agency also carried out searches at six locations in Kerala's Malappuram and Kozhikode districts earlier in the day.
No Idols in Public Places, Temples to Be Sanitised Each Day: Karnataka's Ganesha Chaturthi Guidelines
No public processions are allowed while buying and installing private Ganesha idols or while immersing the idols in wells, said the government order issued on Friday.
Blended Education Models With Offline Methods Help Bridge Learning Gaps for 85% Students: Experts
According to data shared by ChildFund, only 40% in the communities the group is working with have any kind of smartphone or laptop available at their homes. The probability of the device being available to the children for their online classes is much les...