ERODE: The DMK it would forgo college loans taken by students once the party comes to power. the President of DMK and leader of the opposition in the Tamil nadu MK mount Stalin made this statement on Sunday while addressing a meeting in V Mettupalayam village in the Erode West …
Read More »Sonia Gandhi: First time such an arrogant government in power must unconditionally withdraw agricultural laws | India News
NEW DELHI: In a scathing attack on the Center over the farmers‘protests, Congress President Sonia Gandhi said Sunday that for the first time since independence a government so “arrogant” has come to power that it cannot see the sufferings of the ‘annadatas’, and demanded that the new agricultural laws be …
Read More »Covid-19 Vaccines Are 110% Safe, Impotence Rumors Make No Sense: DCGI | India News
NEW DELHI: As India prepares for the world’s largest vaccination program, India’s Controller General of Drugs (DCGI) on Sunday quelled rumors surrounding Covid-19 vaccines regarding impotence, dismissing those speculations as “complete nonsense”. “We will never approve anything if there is the slightest concern for safety. Vaccines are 110% safe. Some …
Read More »Bihar scrapped the APMC Law in 2006, but it has not benefited farmers | India News
Bihar farmers gained ‘freedom of choice’ by selling their produce 14 years ago by scrapping Agricultural Products Marketing Committee (APMC) Law in the state in 2006, but that has not produced better prices for them, shows an analysis of price trends before and after the elimination of the Law. The …
Read More »‘A Tipping Point’, Says Prime Minister Modi, As Oxford, Bharat Biotech’s Covid-19 Vaccines Gain Restricted Emergency Use Approval | India News
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the nation on Sunday and thanked the scientific and health community after the Controller General of Drugs of India (DCGI) gave final approval to the Oxford-AstraZeneca and Covaxin Covishield vaccines from Bharat Biotech for emergency use. The announcement marks a “decisive turning point” …
Read More »India Coronavirus Vaccine: 20 Ministries, 23 Departments to Play Major Role in Launching Covid Vaccine | India News
BENGALURU: From making vaccines available in Left-wing Extremist (LWE) areas to crowd management at the sites and lending of cold chain facilities to ensure uninterrupted power supply, at least 19 ministries and 23 different departments in addition to the ministry of health and the departments roles to ensure the smooth …
Read More »Buta Singh was Cong’s man for all seasons | India News
NEW DELHI: When Buta singh The last time he made headlines for his controversial 2005 decision to fire Bihar’s unstable assembly, his action had a familiar tone. In the twilight of his long and eventful political career, the congressional man for all seasons was still doing what he did best. …
Read More »Covid Vaccination: Network Connectivity is a Problem India News
PUNE: Vaccination tests in four districts of Maharashtra on Saturday were largely trouble-free, except for one problem: spotty internet connectivity. Three sites from four districts, Pune, Jalna, Nandurbar and Nagpur, were selected for the drills as part of a nationwide readiness assessment prior to actual vaccination drives later this year. …
Read More »If Demands Are Not Met, Farmers’ Unions Threaten Delhi March 26 | India News
NEW DELHI: Delivering an ultimatum to the government ahead of the next round of talks on January 4, farmers’ unions opposing central farm laws said on Saturday that farmers, stationed on the Delhi borders, would be forced to march towards the capital and keep ‘Kisan Gantantra Diwas Parade‘(Parade of the …
Read More »Covid-19 vaccines do not belong to any political party, but to humanity: Omar Abdullah | India News
SRINAGAR: Covid-19 vaccines do not belong to any political party, but to humanity, National Conference leader Omar Abdullah said on Saturday, hours after Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav rated vaccines against it. coronavirus to be launched in the country as a “BJP vaccine.” . On Twitter, the former Prime Minister …
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