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Abhishek Verma, Who Turned from Lawyer to Shooter, Plans for Legal Practice in Cyber Crime
The lack of activity in sports during coronavirus pandemic has made shooter Abhishek Verma think about picking up his legal practice again.
‘Felt a Worthless Piece of Flesh’: India Debates Skin-Tone Bias as Beauty Companies Alter Ads
For centuries, discrimination over skin tones has been a feature of Indian society. Some historians say it was greatly intensified by colonialism and a practice by the British rulers of favoring light-skinned Indians for government jobs.
Covid-19 Situation Improved in Delhi after Centre's Intervention, Says Delhi BJP Chief
The COVID-19 situation has improved in Delhi after the intervention of the Modi government, he said as he lamented Chief Minister Kejriwal's admission that death toll increased in Delhi due to 'lack' of beds for coronavirus-infected people in June.
Curb Covid-19 Spread During 'Unlock' Period, Says PM Modi; Urges Citizens to be More Vigilant
While the number of COVID-19 cases in the world are close to crossing the ten million mark, India on Sunday witnessed a spike of more than 19,000 case, bringing the total tally to 5,28,859.
Hyundai Venue Compact SUV Clocks One Lakh Unit Sales Within One Year of Launch in India
The Hyundai Venue emerged as the highest-selling sub-four-meter compact sports utility vehicle in the January-May period of 2020, the automaker said.
ISIS Operative and 17 Others Not Covid-19 Positive, Tihar Jail Tells Delhi Court
Asif Ali, alleged ISIS operative arrested for conspiring to carry out terror attacks in various parts of the country, had sought medical treatment for himself and others complaining of having COVID-19 sysmptoms.
Delhi Records 2,141 Snatchings in Five Months, LG Directs Delhi Police to Increase Vigil
Baijal called a meeting on Thursday to review law and order in the national capital and asked for increased police presence in crime-hit areas.
India Says China Amassing Large Contingent of Troops along LAC Since May in Violation of Agreements
The MEA said this move violated bilateral agreements and led to clashes in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed.
CIL's Coal Supply to Power Sector Drops 24 Percent to 62 Million Tonnes in April-May
The development comes at a time when Coal India Ltd (CIL) is beset with tepid demand for coal, with most of its customers, like the power sector, shying away from lifting adequate quantities.
Amid Border Tensions, Delhi Hotel Association Says Will Not Provide Rooms to Chinese Nationals
The Association has written to the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) and has extended full support to its boycott Chinese goods campaign.
PIL in Supreme Court Seeks Probe Into 2008 Congress-China Agreement
The petition pertains to an agreement signed during UPA rule on August 7, 2008, between the INC and the CPC in Beijing for exchanging high-level information and co-operation between them.
Troubleshooter Himanta Biswa Sarma and Amit Shah Ensure No Crisis for Manipur's BJP Govt, Biren Singh to Stay on as CM
After the meeting, Assam Finance Minister Sarma in a tweet said the NPP will continue to support the BJP government in the state for the development of Manipur.
Green Shoots? Too Early to Cheer: Covid-19 Curve, Fresh Stimulus Will Determine Economic Revival
DK Joshi, Chief Economist of ratings agency Crisil, said all indicators of economic activity showed improvement in June because economic activities were curtailed in April and May. However, this does not indicate that economic activity has picked up.
Delhi Govt Hospital Guard Thrashed by Neighbour for 'Spreading Coronavirus', Case Registered
The victim was identified as Vijay Kumar, a resident of Harsh Vihar. He works as a security guard at the GTB Hospital, the police said.
India Develops Vehicle-Mounted ULV Sprayer For Locust Control
The ministry got a prototype of the sprayer developed through an Indian manufacturer. Already, its trials have been conducted successfully in Ajmer and Bikaner districts of Rajasthan, agriculture ministry said.
LNJP Permitted to Administer Plasma Therapy to 200 Covid-19 Patients: Medical Director
Plasma therapy on a trial basis was permitted by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) recently but then it had put it on hold.