INDIA
Centre to bring new cooperative policy soon: Amit Shah
Addressing the first Cooperative conference here, he said that the cooperative sector needs to be strengthened and all important units in the entire network will soon be computerised. "Many people say that cooperative is state subject but I must tell you that we will not have any confrontation with the states and will be working with them in poverty amelioration and help them in the matter of cooperatives", Shah said.
Is Suresh Gopi in the reckoning for Kerala BJP chief's post?
According to sources in the know of things, Gopi is meeting both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the coming week. Gopi was nominated to the Upper House in April 2016 and in between, contested two elections - the 2019 Lok Sabha election from Trissur and the recent 2021 Assembly polls, from the Trissur Assembly constituency - on a BJP ticket, but had to bite the dust both times.
AIIMS the lighthouse of health sector: Mandaviya
Inaugurating the exhibition, Mandaviya said that today the construction work of around 22 AIIMS across the nation is underway. "When there is a demand in a democracy, government starts working in that direction. Because AIIMS has achieved some parameters, people think that they can get best health facilities at AIIMS and demands were raised to establish AIIMS in every state", said Mandaviya.
Balakot, Galwan clear signals of India's befitting response: Rajnath
Speaking at National Defence College Convocation ceremony, Singh said, "We are faced with belligerence on our land borders challenging the status-quo, cross border support to terrorism, and increasing efforts to counter our goodwill and outreach in our neighbourhood." At Galwan Valley, Chinese People's Liberation Army had "unilaterally changed status quo" due to which clashes took place on June 15, 2020.
Rs 300cr undisclosed income detected by I-T at financing syndicates
According to IT Department, the searches, so far, have resulted in the detection of undisclosed income of more than Rs 300 crore. Unaccounted cash of Rs. 9 crore has been seized so far. The evidence found in the premises of the financiers and their associates revealed that these groups have lent to various big corporate houses and businesses in Tamil Nadu, a substantial portion of which is in cash, the IT Department said on Saturday.
Active Covid cases drop below 1% as India logs below 30K
In the same time the entire country reported 290 total deaths, as per the Union Health Ministry health bulletin. The Covid toll in India now stands at 4,46,658. India's active caseload stands at 3,01,442 which accounts for less than of one per cent of total covid cases, the Union Health Ministry updates showed. The total active cases in India is 0.90 per cent.
Tihar on high alert after Rohini court incident
Tihar, South Asia's largest complex of prisons has been working on tightening its security by installing CCTV cameras since a series of violent incidents were reported from within the jail in August.
680 thriving Chinese villages along Indian borders 'cause of concern': Expert
"China has built around 680 Xiaokang, which they call as 'well off' villages on our borders with them, and Bhutan borders. These villages are inhabited by their people who come and live in and impress the local Indian population how well off they are with the Chinese government.
India rejects Beijing’s claim that New Delhi “encroached upon China’s territory” in Eastern Ladakh
Chinese FM Zhao Lijian again blamed India for the situation in Galwan Valley, saying New Delhi violated all the signed agreements and treaties by illegally crossing the line into Chinese territory. Rejecting the allegations, EAM Bagchi said that it was in fact China’s wish to alter the status quo that led to PLA crossing the line and witnessing the Indian Army’s retaliation.
IAF to get 56 Airbus planes worth Rs 21,000 crore
Out of the 56, Airbus will deliver 16 aircraft in flyway conditions within four years, whereas, the remaining 40 will be produced in India by a joint partnership between Tata Group and Airbus Spain. This is the first project of its kind in which a military aircraft will be manufactured in India under technology transfer by a private company and is expected to cost close to $3bn.
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