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Showdown over new IT rules: All you need to know about Twitter vs Govt feud

Twitter seems to be in serious trouble after it lost its status as an intermediary platform for not complying with India’s new IT rules. The Centre said Twitter has 'deliberately' chosen the path of non-compliance despite being granted multiple opportunities. Watch the video to understand - how the spat between the govt and the social media platform turned ugly.

Should we be concerned about Delta Plus? New Covid variant simplified

While Delta Plus is not a variant of concern yet for the Indian government, it is certainly causing concern among doctors and researchers across the world. But what are Delta and Delta Plus variants, where did they originate and are vaccines effective against them? Watch the video to find out.

Hallmarking of gold jewellery now mandatory: What this means for you

The government has made hallmarking of gold jewellery mandatory in India from June 16, 2021. So far, gold hallmarking in the country was voluntary in nature. But in 2019, the government announced it would make it mandatory from January 15, 2021 but the deadline was extended twice till June 15 after the jewellers sought more time in view of the pandemic. But what does hallmarking of gold jewellery mean and for whom is it now mandatory. Watch the video to understand the new rule.

First death post Covid vaccination: Reason & an advice you shouldn't ignore

India confirmed the first death related to Covid-19 vaccination in the report on causality assessment of adverse events following immunisation (AEFI). The death of a 68-year old man who received a Covishield shot on March 8 and died due to anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction) was classified as ‘vaccine product-related reaction’ by the National AEFI Committee. Let's listen to what Dr N K Arora, who is the Chairman of India's COVID-19 Working Group of the National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI), has to say on this. Watch the video.

Jab hesitancy: Vaccine fear in rural India a challenge for health workers

Vaccination against coronavirus is going on in full swing in the country. And while people living in metro cities are flocking to vaccine centres, grassroots health workers in villages are facing vaccine hesitancy, as there are still many who are hesitant to get the coronavirus vaccine. So, shortage of vaccine is not just the only issue in hand for health care workers in fight against pandemic. In this video, witness the problem, mostly in rural India, and how authorities are trying to convince hesitant people via attractive schemes.

Delhi unlock: Markets hail Kejriwal decision, but not everyone is happy!

With Covid numbers in the national capital dropping to a three-month low, all market activities are allowed from today, but with certain restrictions as part of the phased unlock plan of the Delhi government. While weekly markets will resume activity, but only one market will open in one zone on a day, restaurants will reopen with 50 per cent of seating capacity. Watch the video to see how the businesses have reacted to the Delhi government's decision on the first day of unlocking.

Indian Army assists COVID vaccination drive in remote villages of JandK's Baramulla

Baramulla (JandK), June 9 (ANI): Indian Army in collaboration with Civil Administration and Local Med and healthcare authorities organized vaccination camps as well as logistically supported the Frontline Healthcare to carryout vaccination drives to the villages close to the Line of Control (LOC). The Medical vaccination with the help from the Indian army traveled many kilometers to reach these border residents for the COVID-19 vaccination."I thank the Indian Army and administration. The way down from the village is dangerous. Not everyone can go out from here. Says Muhammad Rafiq , a border resident.

Mumbai hospital to make paediatric wards for 3rd COVID wave

Mumbai, June 09 (ANI): Considering 3rd wave Dean of BKC Jumbo Hospital Dr Rajesh Dere on June 9 said that they had already got instructions to make paediatric wards with minimum 100 beds in each COVID centre. Dean of BKC Jumbo Hospital Rajesh said, "As far as 3rd wave is concerned, we've already got instructions to make paediatric wards with minimum 100 beds in each COVID centre. BKC has discharged 26,000 COVID patients so far and no mucormycosis case has been notified among them yet."

Shops reopen on 'odd-even' basis but Delhiites are confused

New Delhi, June 09 (ANI): Markets in Delhi running in 'Odd-Even' basis as government eased the restrictions after witnessing a dip in COVID cases. However, locals seemed confused over Delhi govt's odd-even decision. Markets and market complexes except weekly markets will open between 10 am to 8 pm on an odd-even basis in accordance with their shop numbers, from today

Congress' loss, BJP's gain: Aditi Singh on Jitin Prasada

Lucknow (UP), June 09 (ANI): Congress leader Aditi Singh called former leader Jitin Prasada's farewell, a loss for the party after he joined BJP on June 09. She also advised Sonia Gandhi-led party to introspect. She said, "It's a big loss for Congress and the party should introspect why senior leaders like Jyotiraditya Scindia and Jitin Prasada are leaving. Congress is becoming one family's party. They should introspect about it. This is Congress' loss and BJP's gain. His (Jitin) future will be bright in BJP." Former Union Minister Jitin Prasada joined BJP in presence of Union Railways Minister Piyush Goyal on June 09 ahead of Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

'Congress, Nehru family gave Jitin Prasada recognition, he shouldn't forget it': DK Shiva Kumar

Bengaluru, (Karnataka), June 09, (ANI): After the entry of Former Congress Leader Jitin Prasada in Bharatiya Janta Party. Karnataka's Congress President DK Shivakumar lashed out at him by saying, "It is the Congress party and the Nehru family that gave him recognition. He should not forget it and I also should not forget it." Former Congress Leader Jitin Prasada joined Bharatiya Janta Party on June 09.

'Post or no post, public service is priority': Jyotiraditya Scindia on portfolio in Union Cabinet

Bhopal (MP), June 09 (ANI): On being asked about portfolio in Union Cabinet, BJP leader Jyotiraditya Scindia stated that his priority is public with post or without post. He said, "My priority is public service and continuing on that ideology, I followed the footsteps of my father and grandfather. Post or no post but constant service to people is the traditional value of our Scindia family." Last year in March, former Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia had joined BJP but since then speculations on his portfolio is under the radar.

'Jaane wale jaate rehte hain, we can't stop them': Kharge on Jitin Prasada

New Delhi, June 09 (ANI): Speaking on former Congress leader Jitin Prasada, who had joined Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge on June 09, said it's unfortunate but Jaane wale jaate rehte hain, we can't stop them. "Jaane wale jaate rehte hain, we can't stop them. It was his decision. However, it is unfortunate," Kharge told media persons. Former Union Minister Jitin Prasada, who was closed to Rahul Gandhi, joined BJP in presence of Union Railways Minister Piyush Goyal today ahead of Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections.

Union Cabinet approves hike in MSP for kharif crops

New Delhi, June 09 (ANI): Union Cabinet has approved Minimum Support Price (MSP) for kharif crops for marketing season 2021-22. While addressing a press conference in Delhi, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on June said, "Cabinet has approved MSP for kharif crops for marketing season 2021-22. Highest absolute increase in MSP over the previous year has been recommended for sesame (Rs 452 per quintal) followed by Toor and Urad pulses (Rs 300 per quintal each)."

Cabinet announces allocation of 5 megahertz spectrum for Railways

New Delhi, June 09 (ANI): To boost Railways network in the country, Union Cabinet on June 09 announced to provide 5 megahertz spectrum in 700 MHz band. While addressing a press conference in Delhi, Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Prakash Javadekar said, 'Railways will be provided with 5 megahertz spectrum in 700 MHz band. It will improve its communication system and make rail travel safer. Railway currently uses optical fiber. With the availability of spectrum, there will be radio communication.''Rs 25,000 crores will be spent in the next 5 years for signal modernization and 5G spectrum implementation in Railways,'he added.

Vande Bharat: 'World's largest' repatriation mission amid pandemic

The Vande Bharat Mission was started in early May last year to evacuate Indians stranded abroad due to coronavirus-induced travel restrictions.Union Minister for Civil Aviation Hardeep Singh Puri informed that more than 9 million people have been facilitated under the Vande Bharat Mission so far. Watch the Vande Bharat journey so far in this video.

7 patients die due to alleged oxygen shortage in Agra hospital

Agra (UP), June 08 (ANI): At least seven patients, including COVID infected, died in a private hospital due to alleged oxygen shortage on April 26 and 27. "There were 22 critical patients admitted in the hospital but have no details of their death. We'll look into the video surfaced about their death," said Prabhu N Singh Agra DM.

Flight from Singapore with 3 oxygen tankers arrive in Kerala

Kochi (Kerala), June 08 (ANI): Foreign nations continue to extend lending hand to India in fight against COVID-19. Special flight carrying three oxygen tankers with 20 tons of oxygen from Singapore reached Kochi airport.

Munmun Sarkar, first woman e-rickshaw driver in North Bengal, provides free service to COVID patients

Siliguri (West Bengal) June 08 (ANI): Amid difficult times of the COVID-19 pandemic when the ambulance drivers are charging hefty amounts to ferry patients infected with the virus, Munmun Sarkar, a 49-year-old woman and resident of Siliguri's Saktigarh, has extended a helping hand to the sufferers. Munmun, the first woman e-rickshaw driver in North Bengal, turned her e-rickshaw into an ambulance. She has been providing 24 hours, free-of-cost rides to COVID-19 patients. "Last year during the time of COVID-19 pandemic, ambulance drivers were taking too much money from the family members of the COVID-19 patients. At that time I decided to turn my e-rickshaw into an ambulance and started ferrying COVID positive patients in free of cost." she said, She also drops them back to their homes in her e-rickshaw. Munmun even sanitizes the homes of COVID-19 patients, and places like police stations, crematoriums, and religious places.

Migrant workers returns to Delhi as unlock begins

Delhi, June 07 (ANI): Migrant workers continue to arrive in large number, as seen at Anand Vihar ISBT area on June 07. They upturn after Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal announced the unlock process and as soon as economic activities resumes in national capital.