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Though the IAF did not clearly mention the reasons for the pull-out, it is learnt that the deepening crisis in Ukraine following the Russian military attack in that country prompted the decision.

Romania has offered to provide accommodation and food to the Indians for two days while the Indian Embassy makes arrangements for their safe return to India.

Citizens will also have to wear masks for all outdoor exercise and will not be allowed to remove masks to eat or drink on public transport.

Ukraine has a large Indian diaspora and the Indian embassy in Kyiv has been taking steps to bring Indian students and Indian citizens back home safely.

For the first time in over two years, Delhi schools will have offline-only classes in one of the biggest moves towards normalcy or pre-covid times.

CBSE Term 2 practical exams to begin from March 2 onwards at respective schools. No external examiner for class 10 students. Schools to upload marks simultaneoously.

The Calcutta High Court had earlier directed the State Election Commissioner to appoint observers for the municipal elections.

According to sources, the school authorities have discussed the matter with her parents and the issue has been amicably resolved.

Delhi's case tally has now increased to 18,57,598, and the death toll is at 26,109.

The petition said that the installation of CCTV cameras inside the government school classrooms without seeking authorisation from students, parents and teachers is a violation of the Fundamental Right to Privacy.

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Hong Kong faces a drastic spread of COVID19 in coming weeks, as university researchers predicted new infections could peak at 180,000 daily in early to mid-March, with the Chinese-controlled city already barely able to cope with 6,000 cases a day.

The Indian government has shared the draft India Data Accessibility & Use Policy 2022 and is seeking public inputs as well as feedback.

The Indian Council for Cultural Relations will soon start online courses, and a dedicated portal is likely to be launched on April 2.

It alleged that no proper process has been followed in the auction process which has been secretly held behind closed doors to give benefit to people holding important constitutional posts.

Students and research scholars pursuing their undergraduate or postgraduate courses from any university or college in India can participate in the programme at a nominal fee.