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Medical apathy! Woman gives birth to child on street in UP's Bahraich

Bahraich (Uttar Pradesh), Feb 28 (ANI): A woman gave birth to a child on street in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district on February 27. She gave birth to her child outside government hospital after doctors refused to admit her to hospital. While speaking to ANI, the Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) of Bahraich DK Singh said, "The staff refused to attend her as she was out of hospital premises. I will take action against the guilty." The investigation is underway and more details are awaited in this regard.

3 dead, 1 injured after wall of house collapses in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, Feb 28 (ANI): Around three children died and one got injured after a wall of their house collapsed in Hyderabad on February 27. The incident took place in Mangar Basti area of Hyderabad, which comes under Habeeb Nagar police station limits. The injured have been admitted in Niloufer Hospital Intensive Care Block. More details are awaited.

Inter-college sports festival organised under 'Khelo India' in Rajouri

Rajouri (Jammu and Kashmir), Feb 28 (ANI): The first inter-college sports festival was organised under 'Khelo India' at Govt PG College in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri. Hundreds of participants participated in the festival. Students participated in various sports including, tug of war, cricket etc. The best performers were accorded with medals. "We are very happy. Sports empower girls. It is a great chance as earlier girls don't get such chances easily," one of the participants told ANI.

March to Shaheen Bagh postponed after talking to stakeholders: Delhi Police

New Delhi, Feb 28 (ANI): Delhi Southeast DCP RP Meena informed that police received info through social media that people will come to Shaheen Bagh on March 01. "We had received info through social media that a large group of people will come to Shaheen Bagh from Madanpur Khadar on March 1. We took it seriously, in light of the current situation. We came to know that locals will join in and carry out a peaceful protest. We called a meeting of Aman Committee at different locations today, then all the stakeholders were called here at the DCP office. Everyone agreed that they will stay peaceful and the protest will be postponed indefinitely," said Southeast DCP amid Delhi violence.

DRI seizes Marijuana worth Rs 2.45 crore at Visakhapatnam, nab 4 persons

Visakhapatnam (AP), Feb 28 (ANI): Directorate of Revenue Intelligence seized 1638 kg of cannabis worth Rs 2.45 crore. The Marijuana was procured at Visakhapatnam and was being taken to Bhubaneswar. It was carried out in bags concealed under banana stalks. Four persons who were involved have been nabbed and further investigation is on.

Chand Bagh locals form human chain to protect temple amid violence in Northeast Delhi

New Delhi, Feb 28 (ANI): Locals in Chand Bagh area of Northeast Delhi formed a human chain to protect Sri Durga Fakiri Mandir in the area when violence broke out there. It was alleged that during human chain formation, rioters pelted stones on the locals. Speaking to ANI, temple's priest Om Prakash said, "Locals - both Hindus and Muslims were alert. They saw to it that no outsider comes here." Meanwhile, a localite Asif said, "We formed a human chain and didn't let the rioters step forward. Many of us suffered injuries after rioters pelted stones. But we didn't let them step forward because this isn't just a temple, it's a symbol of our prestige. Hindus and Muslims protected this temple together." Communal riots have engulfed the Northeast region of Delhi where violent clashes between pro and anti-CAA groups turned communal and killed 38 people till Thursday.

Overdose on exercise can lead to cardiac events

New Delhi, Feb 28 (ANI): There are many benefits of a hardcore workout regime. However, people, especially those, who aren't accustomed to high-intensity exercise, when thrown to such hard participation, can risk sudden cardiac arrest according to a new Scientific Statement published in the American Heart Association's premier journal Circulation. After reviewing more than 300 scientific studies, it came to notice that physically active people, such as regular walkers, have up to a 50% lower risk of heart attack and sudden cardiac death. However, the committee also identified potential risks with intense exercise training. In the recent times, the risk of heart attack or sudden cardiac death among male marathon participants has risen, suggesting that these events are attracting higher risk participants (those who may have an underlying or undiagnosed cardiovascular condition such as heart rhythm abnormalities or a prior heart attack). For women, who comprised only 15% of the study popu

PM Modi holds talks with Prez U Win Myint to strengthen Indo-Myanmar relations

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with President of Myanmar U Win Myint in Delhi on Feb 27. Both the leaders discussed bilateral issues and also exchanged several agreements to strengthen the Indo-Myanmar relations. India is looking forward to enhance its collaboration with Myanmar with Act East and Neighbourhood First policy. Myanmar President is on a four-day visit to India.

Special CP holds flag march in violence hit areas in North-East Delhi

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order), SN Shrivastava conducted flag march in violence affected areas in North-East Delhi on February 27. "I have come here to assure people that we're with them and for their welfare. People here have responded positively and assured that they will work together through Aman Committees to bring back the feeling of brotherhood," said Special CP (Law andOrder) SN Shrivastava.

India evacuated 195 Indian, 41 foreign nationals from China, Japan: MEA

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar on February 27 informed about the evacuation of Indian nationals from China and Japan. He said that India has evacuated 195 Indians foreign nationals from Wuhan, China and Japan in two special flights today. "We evacuated 195 Indians and 41 foreign nationals from Wuhan, China and Japan and brought them to India in two special flight today morning. Till date, a total of 842 Indians and 48 foreign nationals have been evacuated from China and Japan," said Kumar. China's Wuhan is the epicenter of the dreadful coronavirus.

Delhi violence: MEA urges agencies, individuals to not make irresponsible comments that can cause more problems

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar on February 27 reacted on Delhi violence. He urged to agencies and individuals to not to make irresponsible comments that causes more problems. He said, "What led to this, why this happened will, of course, be a matter of investigation. What is important to note here is that law enforcement agencies are working on the ground. They are working to bring the situation back to normal." "PM himself has publicly appealed for peace and brotherhood. I would also like to refer to some statements which have come out, by agencies/individuals. We would urge that it is not the right time to make such irresponsible comments, it can create more problems than it would solve," added Kumar.

Haryana Minister makes controversial statement on Delhi violence, says riots are routine, part of life

Chandigarh, Feb 27 (ANI): Haryana Minister Ranjit Chautala on February 27 said that riots are routine and are part of life. He said, "Riots keep taking place. They have been taking place earlier also. When Indira Gandhi was assassinated, the entire Delhi was burning. This is part of life, keeps happening." The violence that broke out in North-East district of Delhi claimed 34 lives leaving hundreds of people injured. Efforts of peace restoration are being made by Delhi police and security forces.

Akhilesh Yadav holds state govt, police and BJP responsible for Delhi violence

Sitapur (Uttar Pradesh), Feb 27 (ANI): Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav targeted Delhi Government, Delhi Police and Bharatiya Janata Party for violence that took place in national capital. Akhilesh said, "If the Delhi Government wanted, police wanted, then the riots wouldn't have taken place. Delhi has over 1 lakh police personnel. Still they were not able to give protection. This government said that no riots will take place in our regime. Bharatiya Janata Party wants to rule by scaring people. Leaders of BJP want to take advantage of hate politics."

'Farishte' scheme will benefit riots affected victims: CM Kejriwal

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal announced that those who got injured in North-East Delhi violence can get medical treatment in any private hospital under 'Farishte' scheme from now-onwards. "Under Delhi Govt's 'Farishte' scheme, free of cost medical treatment at any private hospital, those affected in this violence can get medical treatment," said CM Kejriwal in a press conference in New Delhi. Delhi Government also announced compensation to families of those who have died in North-East Delhi violence.

Delhi violence: Ready to support investigation, says AAP's Tahir Hussain over IB officer Ankit Sharma's killing

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Over the accusation of Intelligence Bureau (IB) staffer Ankit Sharma's killing during Delhi violence, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Councillor from Nehru Vihar, said that he is ready for investigation. "I have nothing to do with the killing of Ankit Sharma. There should be a thorough investigation of this matter," said Tahir Hussain. "On February 24, police conducted a search of my building and moved us out from there and later, we shifted to a safe location. Till 4pm on Feb25, police were present at the building." The family members of Ankit Sharma have accused Tahir Hussain for the killing. Amid the violence incidents in North-East Delhi, Ankit Sharma's dead body was found in drain at Chand Bagh area on February 26.

Delhi violence: Sonia Gandhi's 'Is paar ya us paar' remark instigated mob, says Javadekar

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar on February 27 slammed Congress over Delhi violence and blaming BJP for it. He took a pot shot at Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi by comparing her December 14, 2019 speech 'Is paar ya us paar' to Rajiv Gandhi's 1984 'big tree falls' statement and said that her speech also instigated the mob. Earlier in the day, Congress delegation led by Sonia Gandhi and former prime minister Manmohan Singh met President Ram Nath Kovind over Delhi violence.

Consent of judge was taken: Ravi Shankar Prasad on allegations on HC Judge transfer

Dehradun, Feb 27 (ANI): Speaking on the transfer of Delhi High Court Judge S Muralidhar, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad countered Congress leaders' allegations of it being politically motivated. Ravi Shankar stated that these allegations are baseless. He said, "Justice S Muralidhar's transfer was pursuant to recommendation dated 12 February 2020 of SC Collegium headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI). As of process, consent of the judge in question was taken. Two other judges have also been transferred like him by following the process. All the allegations are baseless."

Delhi violence: Congress delegation meets President Ram Nath Kovind

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): Congress delegation called on President Ram Nath Kovind on February 27. The delegation was led by Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi and former prime minister Dr. Manmohan Singh met the President to seek peace and normalcy in violence-hit Delhi. The delegation also handed over a memorandum to President Kovind. The Congress delegation couldn't meet President Kovind on February 26 due to the unavailability of the President. At least 34 people have lost their lives during violence in Delhi.

President of Myanmar pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): President of Myanmar U Win Myint paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat in Delhi on Feb 27. He was accompanied by the First Lady Daw Cho Cho. Myint also signed the visitor's book. Myanmar President is on a four-day visit to India.

Situation is returning to normal: Special Commissioner of Delhi Police

New Delhi, Feb 27 (ANI): After huge violence in North-East Delhi over Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), normalcy started to begin in the national capital. Speaking on it, Special Commissioner (Law and Order) of Delhi Police, SN Shrivastava said, "As of now, the situation is returning to normal. We are registering cases and proceeding with legal action, soon we will be making arrests. I hope all these things will contribute to normalcy." Speaking on the conditions in East Delhi, Commissioner of East Delhi Municipal Corporation, Dr Dilraj Kaur said, "We had a coordination meeting today. It's a coordinated team effort with Delhi Police. We will be deploying our resources to clean up the areas. We'll try our best to bring it to normalcy as soon as possible."