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Naxal Carrying Cash Reward of Rs 5 Lakh on His Head Gunned Down by Security Forces in Chhattisgarh
During a search of the spot conducted later, the body of a male Naxal along with a .315 bore firearm, a tiffin bomb, two hand grenades, a couple of detonators, cordex wire, Maoist literature and items of daily use were recovered.
Father of Mumbai Watchman, Who Cycled Miles to Meet Him in J&K, Discharged from Hospital
The 50-year-old man suffered a stroke on April 1 in a village near the Line of Control in Rajouri district of J&K. His son's decision to cycle 2,100 km from Mumbai to be with his father and the CRPF's intervention saved the 50-year-old man.
MHA Extends Till May 3 Visas of All Foreigners Stranded in India Amid Covid-19 Lockdown
The Home Ministry said the visa granted to those foreigners, except diplomats and UN officials, who are supposed to come to India will remain suspended till May 3.
Will Provide Additional Covid-19 Relief and Economic Stimulus Soon: Nirmala Sitharaman
In her intervention at the session, Sitharaman stated that given the size of population, India could have become a major COVID hotspot.
Donate to PM Cares Fund, Download Aarogya Setu App: HC's Conditions for Ex-BJP MP Granted Bail
Former BJP MP Som Marandi and five others, booked in connection with a "rail roko" agitation in March 2012, were arrested in February this year.
Online Fraudsters from Jharkhand are Duping Liquor Lovers in Kolkata by Promising Home Delivery Amid Lockdown
A probe has revealed that the racket has been operating from a remote village in Jharkhand's Jamtara district. The fraudsters know that amid the coronavirus crisis it would be relatively simple to dupe affluent people desperate for some alcohol, say offic...
Covid-19 Lockdown: Migrant Sugarcane Workers in Maharashtra Allowed Conditional Travel
Over 1.31 lakh migrant sugarcane workers have been allowed to return to their native villages amid the lockdown subject to the carrying out of medical tests in connection with the coronavirus outbreak.
MP Board to Start Evaluation of Class 10 and 12 Answer Sheets From April 22
The board also stated that the teachers will evaluate the copies from home. MPBSE added that the answer sheets of Class 10 and 12 could not be checked earlier due to coronavirus lockdown across the nation.
For the First Time in 167 years, Railways Not Ferrying Passengers on its 'Birthday' Due to Virus
The Indian Railways passenger train made its maiden journey on April 16, 1853, from Mumbai to nearby Thane and had been providing services even during the World Wars as well as the 1974 railway strike.
Posing as Patients & Attendants, 16 Leave for Bihar in Gurugram Ambulances; Gave Rs 7k Each for Trip
In Gurugram, the district police have intercepted two ambulances carrying 16 persons heading for Bihar at the Badshahpur checkpost.
'Operation Shield' Helped Check Coronavirus Infection in 5 Zones, Says Delhi Govt
According to an official, the containment zone in Kishan Kunj Extension in East Delhi has also not reported any new case since the area was marked red zone on April 7. But test reports of 12 people from the locality are awaited.
Three New Containment Zones Identified in Delhi, Total Rises to 60
According to the Delhi government, Gali No. 3, 4 and 5 in East Ram Nagar, Shahdara, and House No. 50 in Hauz Rani -- from Mother Dairy to Raja Ram Mohan School -- in South District were turned into red zones on Thursday.
British Citizen Thanks Tirupati Authorities, Police for Looking after Him in Quarantine
Culley Clive Bryant came to India last October and recently visited the Venkateshwara temple in Tirumala. After the nationwide lockdown, he was forced to stay back in Tirupati and sent to quarantine on March 24.
PM Modi Speaks to Bhutanese Counterpart, Discusses Situation Arising Out of Covid-19 Pandemic
Modi and Prime Minister Tshering discussed the regional situation in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and updated each other about the steps being taken by their governments to control its effects, an official statement later said.
EPFO Settles 3.31 Lakh Withdrawal Claims Worth Rs 950 Crore in 15 Days
EPFO is committed to serve its members during this crisis, and its offices are functional to maintain the continuity of essential services even in difficult situations.
Coronavirus-Forced Behavioural Changes to Stay For Long, Finds Report
The findings of the report mark the "profound shifts in the wake of the Covid lockdowns and the resultant changes in the way consumer react and many of these behavioural changes are not transient but are likely to stay longer."