- Chirag claims he is Modi's 'Hanuman', BJP calls LJP leader 'vote katua'
- COVID-19 caseload in India rises to 73,70,468
- Chirag claims he is Modi's 'Hanuman', BJP calls LJP leader 'vote katua'
- Patna/New Delhi: LJP chief Chirag Paswan
asserted on Friday he is Narendra Modi's "Hanuman" and that
the prime minister lives in his heart.
- COVID-19 caseload in India rises to 73,70,468
- New Delhi: India's COVID-19 caseload rose to 73,70,468 with 63,371 new infections being reported in a day, while the number of people who have recuperated from the disease crossed 64 lakh pushing the recovery rate to 87.56 per cent, according to the Health Ministry data updated on Friday.
- Odisha by-election: Polling personnel will carry COVID kit
- PM Modi greets NSG on its raising day
- Odisha by-election: Polling personnel will carry COVID kit
- Apart from EVMs, indelible
ink and other election-related materials, the polling
personnel this time will also carry COVID kit for conducting
by-elections in two assembly segments of Odisha on November 3.
- PM Modi greets NSG on its raising day
- New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday greeted the National Security Guard (NSG) on its raising day, and said the country is proud of its efforts to keep India safe and secure.
- China, Russia and India spewing stuff into air: Trump
- Pakistan invites England for three-match T20 series in Jan 2021
- Indian students adjust to blended learning at UK universities
- New Zealand to vote on legalising marijuana and euthanasia
- China, Russia and India spewing stuff into air: Trump
- Washington: US President Donald Trump has blamed countries like China, Russia and India for adding to the global air pollution and asserted that his country has the best environmental numbers.
- Pakistan invites England for three-match T20 series in Jan 2021
- The Pakistan Cricket Board has invited England for a three-match T20 International series in January next year, PCB CEO Wasim Khan has revealed.
- Indian students adjust to blended learning at UK universities
- By Aditi Khanna
London, Oct 16 (PTI) A significant cohort of students from India have managed to travel to the UK despite COVID-19 restrictions to take up courses across universities and are adjusting to the blended learning approach of a mix of online and in-person teaching, according to an analysis of the first few weeks of the new academic term.
- New Zealand to vote on legalising marijuana and euthanasia
- By Nick Perry
Auckland (New Zealand), Oct 16 (AP) New Zealanders are poised to decide on two landmark social issues during an election on Saturday: whether to legalise recreational marijuana and whether to legalise euthanasia.
- Sensex, Nifty rebound in early trade; bank, IT stocks take charge
- Brexit trade talks: both EU and UK dig in heels
- Villgro and FPAI invite applications for innovative solutions in Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Passenger vehicle sales in India rise 26 pc in Sept: SIAM
- Asian shares mixed amid 2nd wave coronavirus, election fears
- Sensex, Nifty rebound in early trade; bank, IT stocks take charge
- Mumbai: Equity benchmark BSE Sensex rebounded 320.33 points to trade at 40,048.74 in opening deals on Friday, led by intense buying mainly in banking and IT counters.
- Brexit trade talks: both EU and UK dig in heels
- With both sides digging in their heels as another Brexit deadline passed Thursday, the European Union and Britain demanded concessions from one another in talks on a basic trade deal that would soften the economic blow of the coronavirus pandemic for all.
- Villgro and FPAI invite applications for innovative solutions in Sexual and Reproductive Health
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- Passenger vehicle sales in India rise 26 pc in Sept: SIAM
- Passenger vehicle wholesales in India increased by 26.45 per cent to 2,72,027 units in September as against 2,15,124 units in the same month last year, auto industry body SIAM said on Friday.
- Asian shares mixed amid 2nd wave coronavirus, election fears
- By Yuri Kageyama
Tokyo, Oct 16 (AP) Asian shares were mixed on Friday as investors weighed concerns about the US presidential election and an economic stimulus package, on top of fears of flaring outbreaks of coronavirus.
- SC appoints ex-judge M B Lokur as one-man panel to monitor prevention of stubble burning
- Man sentenced to life for sexual assault on minor daughter; mother also gets life term for keeping mum
- SC appoints ex-judge M B Lokur as one-man panel to monitor prevention of stubble burning
- New Delhi: Concerned over worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court Friday appointed one man panel of retired apex court judge Justice M B Lokur to monitor the steps taken by the neighbouring states to prevent stubble burning, while brushing aside objections of the Centre, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.
- Man sentenced to life for sexual assault on minor daughter; mother also gets life term for keeping mum
- A court here on Friday
sentenced a man to life imprisonment for repeatedly sexually
assaulting his minor daughter and also awarded life sentence
to his wife for remaining silent over the incident.
- Situation influenced decision to change AB De Villiers' batting order: Kohli
- Karthik stepping down from KKR captaincy incredibly selfless: new skipper Morgan
- Situation influenced decision to change AB De Villiers' batting order: Kohli
- Sharjah: Royal Challengers Bangalore''s decision to push AB de Villiers down the order backfired but skipper Virat Kohli said it was a well-thought-out strategy that somehow did not work against Kings XI Punjab.
De Villiers, who had smashed a 33-ball 73 against Kolkata Knight Riders in their last match, was expected to come in at his usual number four spot but with two leg-spinners in operation, left-handed batsman Washington Sundar was sent ahead of the South African.
- Karthik stepping down from KKR captaincy incredibly selfless: new skipper Morgan
- Abu Dhabi: Kolkata Knight Riders'' new skipper Eoin Morgan on Friday hailed Dinesh Karthik''s decision to step down as captain of the IPL side as an "incredibly selfless" act of putting the team ahead of an individual.
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