INDIA
Delhi hospitals record surge in viral fever, dengue cases
Talking to IANS, Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital Medical Director, Suresh Kumar said: "Every year we witness an increase in the cases of viral fever and dengue. This year too, we have witnessed a similar surge. In comparison to last week when we had about 2,500 in all the departments combined, this week's figure has spiked to 3,000."
Masrat Alam's nomination as Hurriyat chief marks end of separatist politics in Kashmir
He is a known hardcore separatist ideologue who stands for the merger of Kashmir with Pakistan. That is Alam's political belief, but he believes, beyond any shade of doubt, that his 'political objective' can only be achieved through an armed struggle. No other separatist leader has been booked under the harsh Public Safety Act (PSA) in J&K as many times as Alam.
'Good news': Women can be inducted into armed forces through NDA, SC told
Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, representing the Centre, submitted before a bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul that there is "good news", as a decision has been taken at the highest level that women will be inducted into the NDA, and the chiefs of three Armed Forces have also agreed.
Both CIA chief, Russian NIA hold talks with New Delhi on security issues in Afghanistan
Both the CIA chief and Russian NSA arrived in Delhi as the Taliban announced its new interim government in Kabul. The terrorist outfit named 33 cabinet ministers, out of which 5 ministers are reportedly under UN sanctions for terrorism and drug trafficking.
Sachin Waze was planning to extort money from Mukesh Ambani: NIA
The chargesheet further claims that the whole conspiracy was being hatched for monetary gains as Waze was planning to extort money from RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani by “terrorizing wealthy individuals” and putting the fear of dire consequences.
Pakistan's continuing nefarious designs in J&K
It was expected that Pakistan would seek a return of the favour extended to the Taliban, and shift the entire terror ecosystem including terror training camps to Afghanistan. Grey-listing of Pakistan by the FATF has brought the establishment under consistent strain. A prolonged stay on the list is detrimental to its long term sustainability. The world has also realized the FATF's role in keeping pressure on Pakistan to keep jihadi/ terror groups under rein.
Assuming every Covid death was due to medical negligence is too much: SC
A bench headed by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said: "To assume that each death due to Covid-19 took place due to negligence is too much". The bench observed that though the second wave had an impact across the country, however, it cannot be presumed that all deaths occurred due to negligence.
India logs 37,875 new Covid cases, 369 deaths in a day
According to the Union Health Ministry, India registered 37,875 new Covid cases, 21.3 per cent higher than previous day. On Tuesday, India had registered 31,222 Covid cases. With 369 Covid related deaths in the last 24 hours, the total death tally rose to 4,41,411, Ministry's data shows. India has reported 290 deaths on Tuesday.
Partha Chatterjee called by CBI in I-Core chit fund scam
It has been learnt that the CBI has found direct relation of Chatterjee with I-Core group and they want to interrogate him on the basis of that. Sources in CBI revealed that the premier investigation agency has found a video clip where Chatterjee was found with I-Core chief Anukul Maity on the stage in a program and Chatterjee was heard speaking in favour of I-Core.
Congress unlikely to contest Bengal bypolls on 3 seats
The Congress has already decided not to field any candidate against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee from Bhabanipur constituency in the larger interest of the Opposition unity. WBPCC chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has made a formal announcement in this regard.
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