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Police Personnel adopt households to provide Ration in Corona virus lockdown
India has been praised for its timely action of a close down and contain the virus from spreading into the masses. A huge displaced ... -
Kerala Will Use Robots To Protect Its Medical Staff Of Corona Virus Exposure
Containing the corona virus and protection medical aids from self infection is becoming more and more difficult for nations across the globe. But India ... -
Artistic Helmet Keeps People Off Roads In South
When you can’t see the devil, you are not scared of its fury- this is the sentiment of most of the people in India ... -
India Moves To Lockdown, Economic Stimulus In A Phased Manner
In a frenzy as nations worldover are rolling out economy support packages in the wake of the pandemic crippling business and national economies, India ... -
66,977 travellers screened at Mumbai airport till March; 4,161 suspected COVID-19 patients test negative
As travellers coming from all Corona affected countries are being screened at International airports, Maharashtra has 454 travellers coming from Corona affected areas. In ... -
UN human rights body moves Supreme Court over CAA, India hits back saying citizenship law internal matter
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has filed an intervention in the Supreme Court on the Citizenship Amendment Act ... -
Cargo of Chinese ship carrying ‘missile parts’ to Karachi unloaded at Kandla
Hindustan Times first reported on Monday that the merchant vessel (MV) Da Cui Yun had been detained by Indian customs officials at Deendayal Port, ... -
False” Aadhar: UIDAI confirms 127 persons served notices in Hyd
The UIDAI on Tuesday said its Hyderabad office has sent notices to 127 people for allegedly obtaining Aadhaar numbers on “false pretences” but asserted ... -
CHINA OFFERS ‘TRAINING’ HELP TO INDIAN MILITARY
In what could strengthen India, China bilateral ties, highest number of the Chinese Military Officers have been training in India. While the military ties ... -
Satya Nadella shreds India’s citizenship act with a single comment
Satya Nadella, the India-born CEO of Microsoft and one of the highest profile Indians in the world, doesn’t support the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) ...
