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News 'I Am Safe In Kerala, Don't Want To Go Back': US Man Moves HC To Settle In Kerala
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, even as tourists stranded in India are trying to return home, a 74-year-old US citizen, who wants to settle in Kerala, has approached High Court seeking to convert his tourist visa into a business visa without having to leave India. Johnny Paul Pierce had arrived at Cochin International Airport on February 26th on his 5th visit to...
- 23 hrs ago
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News Asha Workers Across Karnataka To Boycott Work From July 10 As State Government Fails To Meet Demands
Asha workers across Karnataka have decided to boycott work from July 10 as the state government has failed to meet their demands. On June 30, Asha workers (Accredited Social Health Activists), who are on the frontline amid the pandemic, had called for a statewide protest if the government failed to address their concerns. Their major concerns...
- 2 days ago
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News #VocalForLocal: Kashmiri Student Develops Alternative To Chinese App 'SHAREit'
A young student from Kashmir has developed 'FileShare Tool' which is an alternative to Chinese file-sharing application. With the government banning 59 Chinese mobile-based application, SHAREit was no longer available on Google Play and the issue was solved by a 'Made in India' app. FileShare Tool, as the name suggests, is an app for sharing files...
- 2 days ago
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News Odisha Launches First-Of-Its-Kind 'Balaram Scheme' To Give Rs 1,040 Cr Agricultural Credit To 7 Lakh Landless Farmers
The Naveen Patnaik-led Odisha government on Friday, July 3, launched a scheme to provide agricultural credit of Rs 1,040 crore to landless farmers across the state who have been facing hardships due to the coronavirus pandemic. A first-of-its-kind targeted scheme named 'Balaram' is aimed at providing financial...
- 3 days ago
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Awareness Education Amid COVID-19 Crisis: Why Govt Needs To Regulate Functioning Of Private Schools?
India is going through its worst economic crisis in a century. Over 12 crore Indians have lost their jobs. According to a survey, nearly 84% of households have suffered a loss in monthly income. For a family with a single earning member, the average expenditure on private schooling (for two children), constitutes 20% of household income (NSSO 2014). At a...
- 3 days ago
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News 'Seriously Looking At Banning Chinese Apps Including Tiktok': US Secretary Mike Pompeo
A few weeks into the banning of 59 Chinese apps by the Indian Government, US Secretary Mike Pompeo has also expressed the desire of a similar ban to be followed in the States. In a press interview, Pompeo said he and President Trump are taking the reports seriously after a television show host pointed out that India had already banned the apps. "We are...
- 3 days ago
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News 'Direct Allegations Against Union Home Minister Is Irresponsible': Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Tells Delhi HC
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing Delhi Police in the violence at Jamia Millia Islamia during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act last December said, "Direct allegations against Home Minister Amit Shah are irresponsible and should not be allowed by the court." Delhi Police on July 6 objected to...
- 3 days ago
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News Rajasthan Government Prohibits Manual Scavenging Of Septic Tanks, Sewage Chambers
Ashok Gehlot-led Rajasthan government has prohibited manual scavenging of septic tanks or sewage chambers in the state in an order on Monday, July 6. The state government directed officials concerned to ensure that septic tanks or sewage chambers are cleaned using machines. "All district collectors and city corporation officials have been ordered to ensure...
- 3 days ago
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News Uttar Pradesh: Hospital Sealed, License Revoked In Meerut For Offering Fake COVID Negative Report For Rs 2,500
A private hospital was sealed and its license was suspended in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut after a video showing its staff providing fake COVID-19 reports went viral on social media. In the video, a staff member can be seen telling the relative of a patient that the hospital can provide a negative report for Rs 2,500. The video also...
- 4 days ago
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Corona Positive Stories COVID-19: Bengaluru To Get 400 Ambulances, 1 Lakh Antigen Test Kits
Amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases in Bengaluru, the Karnataka government on Friday said 400 ambulances will be reserved for treating COVID-19 patients across 198 wards in Bengaluru. Furthermore, one lakh antigen test kits will be procured, and more task forces will be formed to ensure faster test results. According to Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai, every ward will have...
- 4 days ago
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