INDIA

Madhya Pradesh government bans comedian Vir Das performance in state
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Mishra said on Thursday that Vir Das needs to tender an apology, otherwise, he will not be allowed to perform in MP. "We won't allow such jester to perform until he apologizes for his remarks," Mishra added. Das, who is in the US right now, had on Monday uploaded a video on YouTube titled - "I come from two Indias," which was a part of his recent performance in the US,
Recent reforms have made banks' financial health strong: PM Modi
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"We addressed the problem of 'NPAs', recapitalised banks and increased their strength. We brought reforms like IBC, reformed many laws and empowered debt recovery tribunal. A dedicated 'Stressed Asset Management Vertical' was also formed in the country during the Covid-19 period," he said.
Purpose of law not to allow offender sneak out: SC sets aside HC skin-to-skin contact ruling
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A bench headed by Justice U.U. Lalit said the purpose of the law cannot allow the offender to sneak out the meshes of the law. The top court said the act of touching any sexual part of a child with sexual intent cannot be taken away from the purview of section 7 of the POCSO Act.
5 terrorists killed in 2 Kashmir encounters identified  
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The twin encounters took place at Pombay and Gopalpora in South Kashmir's Kulgam district on Wednesday. Two anti-terrorist operations were carried out after acting on specific inputs generated by the Kulgam police about the presence of terrorists in the two villages of the district a in which five terrorists were eliminated. Aafaq Sikander, the commander of TRF, a famous terror outfit was also included in the 5 terrorists who were killed by the security forces.
Which part of world or country: SC asks Param Bir Singh's lawyer to disclose his whereabouts
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Asking about Singh’s whereabouts, a bench headed by Justice S.K. Kaul asked senior advocate Puneet Bali, representing Singh, "Where are you... within the country or outside. First, I want to know where are you." In reply Bali assured the court that his client’s whereabouts would be known to counsel-on-record. Justice Kaul sought a response from the counsel-on record, who replied that he is not aware about Singh's current location.
Modi cautions on cryptocurrency, says nations need to work together
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Delivering the keynote address at the inaugural Sydney Dialogue via video conferencing, Modi spoke on the theme of India's technology evolution and revolution and the noted recognition for the country's central role in the Indo-Pacific region and in the emerging digital world.
National capital Delhi's min temperature likely to dip to 9 degree celsius: IMD
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The minimum temperature of National Capital Delhi this week is expected to drop to 9 degrees Celsius, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The maximum temperature for the day will be around 27 degrees and relative humidity at 8.30 a.m. was pegged at 82 per  cent.
Vaccine hesitancy a threat in overcoming pandemic: Adar Poonawalla
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Poonawalla said that the vaccine industry has worked tirelessly to provide enough stocks for the nation. "Today there are over 200 million doses available with states. I urge all adults to get vaccinated as soon as possible. Vaccine hesitancy is now the greatest threat in overcoming this pandemic", he said in a tweet.
Countries agree to BRICS Innovation Action prepared under India's leadership
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India presented the draft declaration of the ministerial meeting, highlighting various scientific achievements, including thematic meetings and events organised under India's chairship. The meeting was hosted by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), India.
Delhi Court refuses interim injunction against Salman Khurshid's book
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Additional Civil Judge Preeti Parewa of Patiala House Court after taking note of the submissions made by the plaintiff's counsel Akshay Aggarwal said, the plaintiff had failed to establish the balance of convenience in his favour and declined the grant of interim relief.
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