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MPs Will Require Covid-19 Negative Report For Entering Parliament During Monsoon Session
The COVID-19 test of the MPs need to be done 72 hours before the start of the session and it can be done either in their constituencies or at the Parliament complex.
Dutch Populist Wilders Acquitted Of Inciting Discrimination
Dutch politician Geert Wilders was acquitted by an appeals court on Friday of discrimination, in a partial legal victory for the farright populist who leads the opposition in parliament and who is known for his antiIslam rhetoric.
Bidders Can Furnish Letter Of Undertaking Instead Of Bank Guarantees For Renewable Power Projects
The government on Friday said clean energy developers can furnish letter of undertaking issued by IREDA, PFC or REC in lieu of bank guarantees under state auctions for renewable power projects. The move will further improve ease of doing business for...
Schools in Delhi Closed Till Sept 30, Senior Students May Visit Institutes for Guidance from Sept 21
The directorate has said that up to 50 per cent of teaching and non-teaching staff can be called to schools outside COVID-19 containment zones for online teaching, tele-counselling and related work.
Karnataka Reports 9,280 New COVI-19 Cases, 116 Deaths
Karnataka on Friday reported a spike of 9,280 new cases of COVID19 and 116 related fatalities, taking the total number of infections to 3,79,486 and death toll to 6,170, the health department said. The day also saw 6,161 patients getting dischar...
NIM Mountaineers Climb Three Unscaled Peaks In Uttarkashi
A threemember team of mountaineers from the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering (NIM) here recently climbed three unscaled peaks during a sixday expedition. The team successfully climbed the 4,790metrehigh Naga peak, the 5,871metrehigh Ku peak and an unna...
Gujarat Consumer Redressal Body Gets New Chief
Former Gujarat High Court judge Justice (retd) VP Patel was appointed the new chairperson of the Gujarat Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. He was appointed by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani in consultation with the High Court and has assumed charge,...
Violations Of COVID-19 Norms Made Compoundable Offences In TN
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday promulgated an ordinance making violations of guidelines on COVID19 lockdown and preventive measures such as social distancing compoundable offences. Governor Banwarilal Purohit promulgated the Tamil Nadu Public H...
NEST 2020 Admit Cards Released at nestexam.in, Exam to Be Held on September 29
National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) 2020 will be conducted on September 29 in around 90 cities across India.
Sarpanch, Her Son Held For Taking Bribe Of Rs 1,000 From Hand Pump Mechanic In Kota
The Anti Corruption Bureau on Friday arrested a sarpanch and her son for allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 1,000 from a hand pump mechanic to sanction a bill of Rs 3,100, officials said. The accused have been identified as Kotradeep Singh gram panchayat h...
Nepal Reports A Record 1,359 Coronavirus Cases In Single Day; Tally Reaches 44,234
Nepal on Friday reported a record 1,359 COVID19 cases in a single day, taking the national tally to 44,234, the health ministry said. According to the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), 464 females and 895 males tested positive in the last 24 hours...
After Pakistan Occupied Kashmir Jibe, Kangana Ranaut Compares Mumbai to Taliban
Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has criticised Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh for stating that she has no right to stay in Mumbai, and compared Mumbai to Taliban.
FinMin Comes Out With Measures To Rationalise Non-priority Expenditure
The government on Friday asked all ministries /departments to review appointments of consultants, curtail functions and ban use of imported paper for printing as part of measures to rationalise nonpriority expenditure. The finance ministry has issue...
Police Drag Belarus Students From University Building, Arrest 5: Rights Group
Belarusian police arrested five university students in the capital Minsk on Friday, human rights activists said, and videos posted on social media showed chaotic scenes of those detained being dragged away by officers through crowded corridors.
BCI Asks Delhi Bar Council To Examine Prashant Bhushan's Contempt Case And Take Decision
The Bar Council of a state grants license to a person to practice as a lawyer and has wide powers such as suspending or taking away the right of its members in certain situations to practice under the Advocates Act.
Yash Raj Films' 50-Yr Celebration Includes Customised Drive-In Theatre Experience
The plan is Yash Raj Film's chairman and managing director Aditya Chopra's initiative to immerse cinephiles in a wave of nostalgia.