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Watch: Kid learns to salute from ITBP soldier in Ladakh

Ladakh, Oct 12 (ANI): A video of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) soldier teaching salute to kid in Ladakh is going viral. In the video, the kid can be seen saluting the ITBP officer with enthusiasm and was later taught 'correct' posture by the personnel. The video is filmed by ITBP officer on October 08.

Raid conducted in different locations over IPL betting, 7 arrested: ADG Ashok Kumar Rathore

Jaipur (Rajasthan), Oct 12 (ANI): ADG of Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Rajasthan, Ashok Kumar Rathore said, "Based on information, raids were conducted in five locations across Hyderabad, Delhi, Jaipur and Nagaur in connection with illegal betting on the cricket matches being played at IPL, 2020. With the help of local police, ATS officials have taken into custody 7 people each from Hyderabad and Jaipur for interrogation. Accused from Delhi and Nagaur locations are yet to be nabbed. We are further investigating the matter."

IPL 2020: Krunal Pandya happy with bowling performance against DC

Abu Dhabi (UAE), Oct 12 (ANI): After a 5-wicket win over Delhi Capitals in Abu Dhabi, Mumbai Indians jumped on top of the points table. One of the top performers with ball for MI, all-rounder Krunal Pandya over team's outstanding performance said that, "We bowled really well as a unit, especially in power-plays, we got the early breakthrough. In a T20 format, if we get the early breakthrough the pressure is more on the opposition. Overall it was a great team effort." Speaking about his own performance, Krunal said, "I am happy the way I bowled today. My strength has always been varying the pace and I was able to execute really well overall and obviously, I had to see the batsman's strength and the situation also. So, overall, I am happy the way I bowled today." Quinton de Kock was announced as 'man of the match' for today's victory. Of the 7 matches played by Mumbai Indians, team has so far, won 5 and have lost 2 matches.

Illegal weapons factory busted in Rajasthan

Tonk (Rajasthan), Oct 11 (ANI): An Illegal arms factory was busted by police in Rajasthan's Tonk. Two persons have been arrested in this connection and several machines and equipments to make country made pistols have been seized by the police. The illegal arms factory was being run by the accused for a long time. Further investigation by the police is underway.

Youth taking COVID threat lightly, says Karnataka doctor as people seen without masks

Kalaburagi (Karnataka), Oct 11 (ANI): Amid COVID-19 pandemic, people were seen moving without masks in a Karnataka's Kalaburagi market on October 11. "Mostly the youth is taking it very lightly. It's important to use masks, distance and sanitise," says Dr Deshmukh, COVID-19 Committee, Kalaburagi Medical College. Meanwhile, the total number of active cases in Karnataka stands at 1,20,948.

Mortality rate not as high as other states: Kerala Health Minister on COVID situation

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala), Oct 11 (ANI): Speaking on the current COVID-19 situation in Kerala, state Health Minister KK Shailaja on October 11 said, "It is incorrect to say that cases are very high in Kerala. The cases are definitely rising. But the mortality rate is not as high as other states. The ultimate aim is to reduce the mortality rate." The total number of active cases in Kerala has reached 96,003.

BS Views of the Week: From the economy to TRPs, here's a snapshot

September saw the lowest unemployment rate in 18 months, but the the labour participation rate has been falling systematically since 2016-17. Here's a snapshot of Business Standard's Views of the Week.

Farm laws: 'Rail Roko' agitation enters 18th day, protest extended till Oct 14

Amritsar (Punjab), Oct 11 (ANI): On October 11, 'Rail Roko' agitation entered 18th day in Amritsar. The protest is led by Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee against new farm laws. "The protest has extended till October 14 and we will continue it," State Secretary of Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee, Sarvan Singh Pandher said to ANI. Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee has extended the protest till October 14.

Heroic sacrifice! Ambulance driver, who ferried COVID victims, dies of corona

New Delhi, Oct 11 (ANI): An ambulance driver who served COVID-19 patients by carrying their corpses to crematorium died of coronavirus. Arif Khan resiliently redeemed his duties and carried bodies of COVID-19 patients to crematorium got infected from the invisible enemy and succumbed to the virus. In COVID times, several family members unfortunately didn't accept bodies of their loved ones, who died from the virus but Arif carried the bodies and performed their last rites with his fellow drivers of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Sewa Dal. Arif got infected from the virus on October 1 and was admitted to hospital after testing positive of COVID-19. He came home but again admitted to hospital and succumbed to virus on October 10. Arif will be remembered as a true COVID warrior in memories of people to whom he served.

Watch: How the IAF is preparing to face any eventuality in Ladakh

Indian Air Force (IAF) started sorties at Leh air base in Ladakh on October 10. IAF's Chinook helicopter carried out sortie from its airbase in Ladakh. MiG 29 fighter aircraft also carried out sortie from the Leh airbase. “We're ready and well-positioned to take on our adversaries. Our deployments in assessed areas are complete and the winter challenges are being addressed. We've suitably assessed the adversary and have necessary plans in place,” Flight Lieutenant Neha Singh, IAF told ANI.

J-K police organise 'Pedal for Peace' cycle race in Srinagar

Srinagar (J-K), Oct 11 (ANI): People in large numbers participated in the 'Pedal for Peace' cycle race organized by J-K's police in Srinagar on October 11. The Advisor to Lieutenant Governor, Baseer Khan and IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar flagged off sub junior boys/girls and veteran men categories in Nehru Park. People in large numbers came out of their cosy beds to participate in the race. Locals lauded administration's initiative to organize cycle race. Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha also graced the event with his presence. Lt Governor presented prizes to the winners.

Will Delhi become a gas chamber again? 'Poor' air quality and the Kejriwal promise

High levels of air pollution in Delhi is a year-round problem, which can be attributed to unfavourable meteorological conditions, farm fires in neighbouring regions and local sources of pollution. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, however, has announced 'some bold measures' to control the pollution level this time. Only time will tell whether we witness a cleaner capital or a gas chamber again this winter.

How a video on social media saved elderly couple's 'Baba Ka Dhaba' in Delhi

What changed overnight for this poor elderly couple in Delhi? A small video that went viral on social media saved their food business, and that too in just 24 hours. The video went viral with the #babakadhaba on social media in seconds, visuals of the old man wiping tears connected socially and resulted in thousands of retweets. Many came forward with financial help to the victim of the coronavirus era while some claimed to have lunch at Baba ka Dhaba situated at Malviya Nagar, South Delhi. Watch the moving story of the couple in this video.

Here's how RBI's monetary policy affects you and the stock market

A Monetary policy action is one of the keenly tracked events in an economy. Here's look at at its impact, and how it changes your home loan, other EMIs

Ram Vilas Paswan: Tributes pour in for Bihar's foremost Dalit leader

Ram Vilas Paswan, a Dalit leader who was part of several governments headed by disparate parties, died on Thursday at 74. He was the founder of the Lok Janshakti Party and Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. He had recently undergone a heart operation. President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tributes to Paswan at his residence on Friday.

Rana Kapoor: The story of a high-profile banker's fall from grace

Yes Bank co-promoter Rana Kapoor was arrested in a money laundering case by the ED earlier this year and he is in judicial custody at present. The ED had booked Kapoor, his family members and others under the PMLA after studying a CBI FIR that alleged that dubious multi-crore loans were given by YES Bank to various entities in contravention of the law and in lieu of purported kickbacks given to the Kapoor family. Watch this video to witnesses the journey of the rise and mighty fall of Rana Kapoor. >

Deep Dive with AKB: GST row and the question of cooperative federalism

When the Narendra Modi-led central government rolled out the goods and services tax, or GST, in July of 2017, it was pitched as the greatest indirect tax reform in India. It was meant to streamline processes between the Centre and states and further the cause of what is touted as ‘one nation, one tax’. But the sailing since then has not been as smooth as one would have liked it to be. Even if its intent has been backed by most, the Centre has often been criticised for the messy rollout of GST. And now, when the coronavirus pandemic has hit the Indian economy hard and squeezed government revenues, we are seeing quite a row between the Centre and states over GST compensation. We are also hearing the questions of cooperative federalism being raised. So what is the whole controversy about? Why are some states miffed? What is the government’s solution to the problem? And what could lie ahead? Let’s take a Deep Dive with AKB to understand.

Kamala Harris vs Mike Pence: US Elections 2020 Debate Face-Off

Democratic vice president nominee Kamala Harris described the Trump administration's handling of the coronavirus pandemic as the "greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history" of the US. Her response came at the only vice presidential debate with a sharp attack on Vice President Mike Pence, who leads the president's coronavirus task force. Watch this video to know about claims and counter claims by both the leaders.

Watch: First Indian Army convoy crosses Atal Tunnel, world's longest

The first convoy of the Indian Army passed through the newly-inaugurated Atal Tunnel near Manali in Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday. The tunnel helps in saving four to five hours of travel time and 46 kilometres distance Manali and Leh in Union Territory of Ladakh. On October 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had inaugurated the Atal Tunnel, which at 9.02 km is the longest highway tunnel in the world and connects Manali to Lahaul-Spiti Valley in Rohtang.

Three new members on RBI monetary panel: What they bring to the table?

The Reserve Bank's next meeting of the rate setting panel will be held for three days beginning October 7. The government yesterday appointing three members on the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). On September 28, the RBI had postponed the meeting of the MPC, which must have a quorum of four, as the appointment of independent members was delayed. The government has appointed three eminent economists Ashima Goyal, Jayanth R Varma and Shashanka Bhide as members of the MPC. Watch the video to know what these experts bring to the table.