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EC Puts off Poll at Bengal's Jangipur Seat Following Death of RSP Candidate
Revolutionary Socialist Party candidate Pradip Kumar Nandi, who tested positive for COVID-19 four days ago, died at a hospital in Berhampore on Friday.
Railways to Fine Rs 500 for No Mask Within Premises, Inside Trains as Measure against Covid Spread
In a circular issued on Saturday, the Railways said that a penalty will also be charged for spitting on the premises or any act of a similar nature to discourage unhygienic practices endangering public health.
People to Face Arrests, Trials for Breaching Curfew, Anti-Covid Restrictions: Delhi Police Chief
The Delhi Police has also started a Covid helpline to receive requests from people regarding their genuine difficulties in the movement for essential services and goods.
Happy Birthday Vikram: 5 Must Watch Movies of the Tamil Actor
With 7 Filmfare Awards South, 1 National Award and Tamil Nadu State Film Award to his credit, Chiyaan Vikram has been quite a prominent star.
World Hemophilia Day 2021: Theme, History and Significance
The theme for the year 2021 World Hemophilia Day is 'Adapting to Change, sustaining care in a new world.'
Justice Department Sues Roger Stone Over $2M In Unpaid Taxes
The Justice Department sued Donald Trump's ally Roger Stone on Friday, accusing the conservative provocateur and his wife of failing to pay nearly $2 million in income tax.
Georgia Tire Plant Plans $22M Expansion To Boost Production
A tire plant will spend $21.8 million to expand production in middle Georgia.
Raul Castro, Long A Sidekick, Finally The Face Of His Nation
For most of his life, Raul Castro played secondstring to his brother Fidel first as a guerrilla commander, later as a senior figure in their socialist government. But for the past decade, it's Raul who has been the face of communist Cuba, its defiance of...
Uddhav Thackeray Reviews Monsoon Preparedness in Mumbai, Directs Officials to Complete all Work by May 31
Uddhav Thackeray said while the state is grappling with coronavirus cases, chances of diseases like malaria and dengue can increase in monsoon.
Those Appearing for Exams This Weekend in Delhi Will Not Require Curfew E-passes: DDMA
The DDMA directed that "any person/student shall be allowed for movement during the curfew to appear in examination on production of valid admit card".
Forex Reserves Surge by USD 4.34 Billion to USD 581.21 Billion
In the previous week ended April 2, the reserves had dipped by USD 2.42 billion to USD 576.28 billion.
Nirav Modi Extradition Approved By UK Home Secy; Diamantaire Can Appeal Before Higher Court
On February 25, a UK court had ruled in favour of extradition of Nirav Modi to India.
'Self-made Star Kartik Aaryan Doesn't Need Karan Johar': Twitter on Actor's Firing from Dostana 2
Following Kartik Aaryan's expulsion from Dharma Production's Dostana 2, netizens showered love and support on the actor. Take a look at their reaction.
Opponents of Myanmar Coup Announce National Unity Government
While setting out few positions, Min Ko Naing said the will of the people was the unity government's priority, while acknowledging the scale of the task at hand.
Schedule Hearings, Track Cases, Give Advice to Potential Litigants—AI Can Revolutionize Indian Judiciary
Beyond lawyers and judges, legal analytics and research tools can also improve public engagement with and understanding of the law.
Oppo A74 5G Launch in India on April 20: 90Hz Display, Priced Under Rs 20000
The Oppo A74 5G has already been launched in international markets, therefore giving us a clear idea of what it would bring to the table.