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UN Chief Warns Millions Of Afghans Are On ''verge Of Death''
United Nations, Jan 13 (AP) The United Nations chief warned Thursday that millions of Afghans are on the verge of death," urging the international community to fund the UN's USD 5 billion humanitarian appeal, release Afghanistan's frozen assets and jump-s...
Maha Logs Marginal Dip in Covid-19 Cases at 46,406; 36 Die, Active Tally Tops 2.5 Lakh
With the fresh additions, the overall tally of those infected with coronavirus rose to 70,81,067, while the death toll jumped to 1,41,737.
Considering Constructive Approach on Criminalising Marital Rape: Centre Tells HC
The central government had earlier said that marital rape cannot be made a criminal offence as it could become a phenomenon that may destabilise the institution of marriage.
Train Accident in Bengal: 8 Killed, Several Injured as Coaches of Bikaner Express Derail
According to railway officials, since the accident occurred on the main line, all train movement towards Guwahati has been halted for the time being.
ICAI, Marwadi University Partner to Conduct Research, Trainings
As part of the MoU, Marwadi University and ICAI will undertake joint research projects which are mutually beneficial.
Uddhav Thackeray to Skip PM-CM Virtual Meet on Covid but Has List of Demands from Centre
Top government sources said no lockdown in Maharashtra will be communicated to PM Modi in the meeting to be attended by state health minister Rajesh Tope.
New Academic Session For Postgraduate, Specialist Medical Courses to Begin From February 1
NMC also ordered colleges and institutions to complete the curriculum for the diploma and degree courses by December 31, 2023, and December 31, 2024, respectively.
Declare UGC NET Results Immediately, Students Body Demands
UGC NET has already been delayed beyond schedule, students are urging authorities to take prompt action in announcing the results for conducted papers.
Tamil Nadu Schools, Colleges to be Closed on January 17, Here's Why
This comes after representations were made by employee unions who demanded a holiday on January 17 to travel to their hometown on the occasion of Pongal.
NIOS Classes 10, 12 Board Exams From April 6
NIOS Board Exams 2022: The institute has requested principals of the schools to apply for NIOS exam centres online at the official website at exams.nios.ac.in.
Exclusive | Revamped PM Awards Scheme to Judge Civil Servants' Work in Govt Projects like Khelo India
According to the government, the scheme has been revamped with a new approach, with the objective to encourage constructive competition, innovation, replication and institutionalisation of best practices.
Key Congressional Panel Clears Nomination Of LA Mayor As US Envoy To India
A key Congressional panel has voted in favour of the nomination of Los Angeles Mayor Eric M Garcetti to serve as the US Ambassador to India. Besides Garcetti, the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday endorsed 11 other ambassadorial nom...
Man Charged With Supplying Performance Drugs To Olympians
New York, Jan 12 (AP) US prosecutors charged a Texas man on Wednesday with providing performance-enhancing drugs to athletes competing in the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, including the star Nigerian sprinter Blessing Okagbare. Eric Lira, 41, of El Paso, is t...
PKL 8: Haryana Steelers Stage Late Comeback to Hold UP Yoddha 36-all, Share Spoils
Yoddha had the lead for most parts of the match, but Haryana bounced back to win crucial 3 points in the race for a playoff spot.
Mob Attacks Nalanda Police, Rescues Criminal; ASI Sustains Head Injury
During this incident, a brick was thrown at ASI Ganesh Kumar's head, causing him a serious head injury.
Covid-19 Cases Coming Down in Mumbai, Says Mayor; Appeals to Citizens to Get Vaccinated
In a recorded video message issued by the mayor's office, Pednekar said out of those who died due to COVID19 so far since February 2021, 94 per cent people were unvaccinated.
