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Patna blast:'Victim claims gas cylinder caught fire', says SSP

Patna (Bihar), Feb 10 (ANI): While talking on an'explosion'case in Bihar's Patna, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Upendra Sharma said that according to doctors injured had typical burn injuries. "All injured have superficial burn injuries; there is not any explosion injuries.7 people have been injured in the incident. Doctor has said that they have superficial burns, not blast injuries. The forensics team will be here shortly. Victim has stated that she had gone to heat some water, when the gas cylinder caught fire,"SSP further added. Five people were injured in an explosion in Bihar's Patna on February 10. The incident took place at a house in Patna. The injured people have been shifted to a hospital for medical treatment.

Jamia Coordination Committee holds protest march to Parliament against CAA, NRC

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): Jamia Coordination Committee staged protest march to Parliament on February 10. They protested against Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), National Register of Citizens (NRC) and National Population Register (NPR). A large number of demonstrators came out on streets to protest.

NCW team visits Gargi College to probe sexual assault charges

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): Several women from Delhi University's Gargi College alleged that they were groped by men on campus during their annual cultural fest. The fest took place from February 04- February 06. National Commission for Women (NCW) took cognizance of alleged sexual assault on students of Delhi University's Gargi College for women. A team of NCW also visited the college campus on February 10.

Global coronavirus death toll mounts to 904

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): The death toll in the deadly coronavirus outbreak in China and other parts of the world has reached 904, CNN reported citing Chinese authorities. The number of infected people globally has now hit the 40,000 mark. The novel coronavirus was first detected in China's Wuhan city in late December and has since spread to more than 25 countries. On Sunday, the new coronavirus even surpassed the fatalities caused by the SARS epidemic in 2003. The World Health Organisation has declared a global health emergency in the wake of the outbreak. Meanwhile, WHO international expert mission led by Dr Bruce Aylward embarked for China.

Will take up Gargi College matter to police after meeting students: NCW Chief

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): Several women from Delhi University's Gargi College alleged that they were groped by men on campus during their annual cultural fest. The fest took place from February 04- February 06. While speaking to ANI in the national capital on February 10, National Commission for Women (NCW) Chief Rekha Sharma said, "I have sent my team at Gargi College and they are talking to the principal. I read in the evening in a tweet that few men have entered in the college and tried to molest girls." "Girls had written that no action was taken by the administration against those men and I immediately replied them that I will be sending my team in the morning. I have already directed to the team to visit college and meet students after that take up the matter with the police," she added. "After taking the details from my team, I will be able to react about it," NCW Chief further stated. National Commission for Women (NCW) took cognizance of alleged sexual assault on students of De

CPI does not agree with SC judgement on reservation in promotion: D Raja

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): While speaking to ANI in the national capital on February 10, the General Secretary of Communist Party of India (CPI) D Raja spoke on Supreme Court (SC) judgment on reservation. He said, "CPI does not agree with the Supreme Court (SC) judgement on reservations and reservation in promotion. The Article 16 of the Indian constitution is very clear that every citizen must get equal opportunity." "In India, reservation has been accepted as a state policy," CPI General Secretary added.

Locals in Wardha protest against female lecturer's brutal murder by stalker

Wardha (Maharashtra), Feb 10 (ANI): Locals in Maharashtra's Wardha district expressed outrage after woman lecturer was set ablaze by her stalker. She succumbed to severe burn injuries. Locals blocked the road to protest. The 24-year-old woman lecturer was set ablaze by her stalker near Hinganghat in Wardha district on 3rd February has succumbed to her injuries today.

Gargi College sexual assault: DCW issues notices to Delhi Police, college administration

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): Chairperson of Delhi Commission for Women (DCW), Swati Maliwal arrived at Gargi College in Delhi on February 10. Students of Gargi College have alleged sexual assault by outsiders during their fest. While speaking to mediapersons, Swati said, "We are investigating the matter and issuing notices to Delhi Police and college administration. Action should be taken against those who did this and those who protected them." Reportedly, a senior woman officer, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, Geetanjali Khandelwal will lead the inquiry on Gargi College case. She is in touch with the principal of college over the incident.

BJP, RSS are against reservations: Rahul Gandhi

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): While speaking to ANI in the national capital on February 10, the leader of Congress party Rahul Gandhi spoke on reservation. He said, "Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and RSS's ideology is against reservations. They never want SC/STs to progress. They are breaking the institutional structure." "I want to tell SC, ST, OBC and Dalits that we will never let reservations come to an end no matter how much Prime Minister Narendra Modi or Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat dream of it," he added.

Ministry has no role in granting visa to Kabaddi players for Pakistan visit: Kiren Rijiju

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): While speaking to ANI in the national capital on February 10, the Minister of State (Independent Charge) in Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Kiren Rijiju said, "No one has given permission to any Kabaddi player to go to Pakistan. Issuance of giving visa is the sovereign prerogative of a country and we have no role in granting visa." "We will talk to the Kabaddi federation on whether it was an informed visit or not," he added. Several Kabaddi players from India have gone to Pakistan to participate in tournament.

Woman lecturer who was set ablaze in Wardha, dies

Nagpur (Maharashtra), Feb 10 (ANI): Dr Anup Marar, Director, Orange City Hospital and Research Center, Nagpur informed that 24-yr-old female lecturer who was set ablaze, died today due to septicemic shock."The patient was declared dead at 6.55am today. The probable cause of death was Septicemic shock. Her body has been handed over to police authorities for postmortem," said Dr Anup Marar. The 24-year-old woman lecturer who was set ablaze near Hinganghat in Wardha district on 3rd February has succumbed to her injuries today.

Equity indices slip on coronavirus concerns, metal and auto stocks drag

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): Equity benchmark indices traded lower during early hours on February 10 amid concerns over the impact of coronavirus on global economy. At 10:15 am, the BSE SandP Sensex was down by 246 points to 40,896 while the Nifty 50 slipped by 69 points at 12,029. All sectoral indices at the National Stock Exchange were in the negative zone with Nifty metal down by 2.1 per cent and auto by 0.94 per cent. Among stocks, Tata Steel dipped by 3.9 per cent at Rs 452.30 per share while Vedanta was down by 1.9 per cent at Rs 141.85 apiece. Auto stocks too slipped substantially with Mahindra and Mahindra down by 4.1 per cent, Tata Motors by 1.9 per cent and Eicher Motors by 1.3 per cent. The other prominent losers were ONGC, Coal India, Britannia, Zee Entertainment and Grasim. However, UPL, Cipla, Bharti Infratel, ICICI Bank and Yes Bank traded with a positive bias. Meanwhile, Asian stock markets traded lower amid ongoing virus outbreak impact on Chinese manufacturers. Reports sa

5 injured in an explosion in Patna

Patna (Bihar), Feb 10 (ANI): Five people were injured in an explosion in Bihar's Patna on February 10. The incident took place at a house in Patna. The injured people have been shifted to a hospital for medical treatment. While speaking to ANI, the police official said, "It seems a bomb that had been kept at this house exploded, damaging two houses." "Injured people have been shifted to a hospital," he added.

Ready to take bullets in chest but will not show papers: Owaisi

Hyderabad, Feb 10 (ANI): All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi continued his tirade against PM Modi and Amit Shah against Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), National Population Register (NPR) and National Register of Citizens (NRC). "We are ready to take bullets in our chests but we will not show our papers. We are ready to take bullets in our chests as we love our country," Owaisi said further.

UP CM addresses grievances during 'Janta Darbar' in Gorakhpur

Gorakhpur (UP), Feb 10 (ANI): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held 'Janta Darbar' in Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur. The Janta Darbar was held at Gorakhnath temple in order to address the grievances of the people. Several people submitted applications to CM and appealed him to take steps in order to provide solution to their problems.

Players show their skills at National Skiing and Snowboard Championship 2020

Auli (Uttarakhand), Feb 10 (ANI): National Skiing and Snowboard Championship 2020 began in Uttarakhand's Auli. 256 players from 11 states across the country are participating in the competition. The championship will be held from February 08 to 10. Organised by Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board (UTDB), the national competition aims to increase source of income to the locals.

Delhi polls: Security beefed up outside strong rooms

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): Security outside the strong rooms has been increased in different areas of Delhi. Vigilant security personnel can be seen outside the strong room. Voter turnout of 2020 Assembly election was less than 2015. The result will be declared on February 11.

High dose intake of opioid is not effective in reducing pain

New Delhi, Feb 10 (ANI): A recent study has established that high dose intake of opioid is not effective in reducing pain. The researchers' team from Central Arkansas and Minneapolis VA Health Care Systems and three universities have suggested after studying available data that patients who got their opioid dosage increased were not helped by the higher dosage as compared to those, who continued with earlier dosage. The Veterans Affairs study looked at prescribing data of more than 50,000 VA patients taking opioids.

Auto Expo 2020 pulls huge crowd on weekend

Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh), Feb 10 (ANI): The Auto Expo 2020 witnessed huge turnover of visitors on February 09. Youths and families visited the event in large numbers. Visitors enjoyed the display of fancy automobiles at stalls. 'Nukkad natak' was organised in the event for educating people on road safety. Director of Great Wall Motors, Hardeep Singh Brar said, "We have got a phenomenonal response, both from the customers and the dealers. Customers are also liking the design, interiors, and the luxury. There is one zone on safety, which they are really liking." The arrangement by the administration managed to pleas the crowd. Sharing her experience of visiting Auto Expo, a visitor said, "Auto expo is well organised. They have exhibited very well. It was a very nice experience."

U-19 WC: Would have been happier if India had won, says Yashasvi Jaiswal's father

Bhadohi (Uttar Pradesh), Feb 09 (ANI): India lost the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup to Bangladesh on February 09. Under-19 star player Yashasvi Jaiswal won Player of the Tournament. His father Bhupendra Jaiswal said, "My son played well, but I would have been happier if India had won the World Cup. It was first experience of my son, I hope he plays well in future also." Bangladesh defeated India by 3 wickets on February 09.