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Delhi's Water Shortage Continues, BJP And AAP Accuse Each Other Of Lying
Allegations of lying are flying thick and fast as Delhi's water shortage continues to escalate. On Tuesday, the BJP accused Delhi Water Minister Atishi of lying and she, in turn, said the BJP-ruled Haryana government was being dishonest.
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Vehicles Set On Fire During Violence In Chhattisgarh's Balodabazar
Several cars, motorcycles and a government building were torched after a protest called by the Satnami community to denounce damage to their religious pillar in Chhattisgarh's Balodabazar city turned violent on Monday, officials said.
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"40 Km Everyday On Bicycle": This Student-Turned-Food Delivery Agent's Story Melts Hearts On Internet
Mr Bhardwaj revealed that his main goal is to become an IAS officer and he is also preparing for other government examinations.
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Ex-Nepal PM Prachanda Set To Return With Support From Opposition Party
In a dramatic turn of events on Sunday, opposition CPN-UML and other smaller parties extended their support to CPN-Maoist Centre chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda", who is now set to become the next Prime Minister of Nepal.
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Gujarat Government Announces Monthly Assistance, Other Benefits For COVID-19 Orphans
The Gujarat Government announced a host of relief measures including monthly financial assistance for the children who have lost both their parents to Covid. Announcing `Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana', Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said such children will get Rs 4,000 per month till they turn 18.
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"Don't Hoard Oxygen": Government To Embassies Amid Row Over SOS
Foreign missions should not hoard oxygen and other essential supplies, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Sunday, as at least two of them turned to the opposition Congress for help amid the unprecedented coronavirus crisis in India.
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Kerala Government To Take Action Against Private Labs For Charging Excess For Covid Test
The Kerala government on Saturday said action will be taken against private testing lab in the state if they charge people money in excess to the rates fixed for RT-PCR or other COVID-19 tests or turn people away.
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14 Delhi Hospitals Turned Into Covid-Exclusive Centres. Here's The List
The Delhi government on Monday said 14 private hospitals in the city have been made "full COVID-19" hospitals and asked them not to admit patients other than those infected with coronavirus.
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Maharashtra Must Turn To Other States For Remdesivir: BJP's Devendra Fadnavis
BJP leader said to address the shortage of remdesivir, the Maharashtra government should procure the drug from states that are not witnessing a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and take action against black marketing of the injection.
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Amazon Said to Turn to Chinese Firm on US Blacklist to Meet Thermal Camera Needs
The Amazon procurement, which has not been previously reported, is legal because the rules control US government contract awards and exports to blacklisted firms, but they do not stop sales to the private sector.
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Don't Use Saliva To Turn Pages Of Files: Uttar Pradesh Government Order
Chief Development Officer (CDO) of Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh has issued an order asking officials and employees to stop using saliva to turn over pages of files and other documents.
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Flipkart, Amazon Hit by CCI Antitrust Probe in India
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) said it was ordering a wider probe following a review of allegations that Amazon and Flipkart were promoting some "preferred sellers" and in turn hurting business for other, smaller sellers.
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Key Maharashtra Hearing Today As Top Court Turns Down Centre's Plea
Two letters that hold the key to the extraordinary government formation in Maharashtra - one from Devendra Fadnavis claiming majority, the other from the Governor inviting him to form government - has to be submitted in the Supreme Court by 10.30 am today. For now, Mr Fadnavis is safe from the Shiv Sena, Congress and Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Con...
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UP Woman Delivers Baby In Hospital Corridor, Watched By Everyone
In what appears to be a case of criminal negligence by doctors and staff at a government hospital in western Uttar Pradesh, a woman was forced to deliver a baby in the corridors of the hospital on Sunday evening because doctors and nursing staff on duty allegedly turned her away, saying there were no beds available to admit the woman after the deli...
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No "Honest Initiative" From Mamata Banerjee, Say Bengal Doctors: 10 Facts
The strike by doctors in West Bengal is likely to continue into a sixth day today after junior doctors, in a late-night meeting on Saturday, said they would not return to work. This came after yet another appeal by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who also said her government would not force them to return to their duties despite having the power to...
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Delhi's Water Shortage Continues, BJP And AAP Accuse Each Other Of Lying
Allegations of lying are flying thick and fast as Delhi's water shortage continues to escalate. On Tuesday, the BJP accused Delhi Water Minister Atishi of lying and she, in turn, said the BJP-ruled Haryana government was being dishonest.
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Vehicles Set On Fire During Violence In Chhattisgarh's Balodabazar
Several cars, motorcycles and a government building were torched after a protest called by the Satnami community to denounce damage to their religious pillar in Chhattisgarh's Balodabazar city turned violent on Monday, officials said.
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"40 Km Everyday On Bicycle": This Student-Turned-Food Delivery Agent's Story Melts Hearts On Internet
Mr Bhardwaj revealed that his main goal is to become an IAS officer and he is also preparing for other government examinations.
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Ex-Nepal PM Prachanda Set To Return With Support From Opposition Party
In a dramatic turn of events on Sunday, opposition CPN-UML and other smaller parties extended their support to CPN-Maoist Centre chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda", who is now set to become the next Prime Minister of Nepal.
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Gujarat Government Announces Monthly Assistance, Other Benefits For COVID-19 Orphans
The Gujarat Government announced a host of relief measures including monthly financial assistance for the children who have lost both their parents to Covid. Announcing `Mukhyamantri Bal Seva Yojana', Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said such children will get Rs 4,000 per month till they turn 18.
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"Don't Hoard Oxygen": Government To Embassies Amid Row Over SOS
Foreign missions should not hoard oxygen and other essential supplies, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Sunday, as at least two of them turned to the opposition Congress for help amid the unprecedented coronavirus crisis in India.
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Kerala Government To Take Action Against Private Labs For Charging Excess For Covid Test
The Kerala government on Saturday said action will be taken against private testing lab in the state if they charge people money in excess to the rates fixed for RT-PCR or other COVID-19 tests or turn people away.
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14 Delhi Hospitals Turned Into Covid-Exclusive Centres. Here's The List
The Delhi government on Monday said 14 private hospitals in the city have been made "full COVID-19" hospitals and asked them not to admit patients other than those infected with coronavirus.
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Maharashtra Must Turn To Other States For Remdesivir: BJP's Devendra Fadnavis
BJP leader said to address the shortage of remdesivir, the Maharashtra government should procure the drug from states that are not witnessing a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and take action against black marketing of the injection.
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Amazon Said to Turn to Chinese Firm on US Blacklist to Meet Thermal Camera Needs
The Amazon procurement, which has not been previously reported, is legal because the rules control US government contract awards and exports to blacklisted firms, but they do not stop sales to the private sector.
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Don't Use Saliva To Turn Pages Of Files: Uttar Pradesh Government Order
Chief Development Officer (CDO) of Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh has issued an order asking officials and employees to stop using saliva to turn over pages of files and other documents.
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Flipkart, Amazon Hit by CCI Antitrust Probe in India
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) said it was ordering a wider probe following a review of allegations that Amazon and Flipkart were promoting some "preferred sellers" and in turn hurting business for other, smaller sellers.
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Key Maharashtra Hearing Today As Top Court Turns Down Centre's Plea
Two letters that hold the key to the extraordinary government formation in Maharashtra - one from Devendra Fadnavis claiming majority, the other from the Governor inviting him to form government - has to be submitted in the Supreme Court by 10.30 am today. For now, Mr Fadnavis is safe from the Shiv Sena, Congress and Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Con...
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UP Woman Delivers Baby In Hospital Corridor, Watched By Everyone
In what appears to be a case of criminal negligence by doctors and staff at a government hospital in western Uttar Pradesh, a woman was forced to deliver a baby in the corridors of the hospital on Sunday evening because doctors and nursing staff on duty allegedly turned her away, saying there were no beds available to admit the woman after the deli...
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No "Honest Initiative" From Mamata Banerjee, Say Bengal Doctors: 10 Facts
The strike by doctors in West Bengal is likely to continue into a sixth day today after junior doctors, in a late-night meeting on Saturday, said they would not return to work. This came after yet another appeal by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who also said her government would not force them to return to their duties despite having the power to...
