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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will make a statement in Rajya Sabha at 10:30 am today regarding the ‘present situation in Eastern Ladakh’.
(Source: ANI)
India reports 12,923 new COVID-19 cases, taking total cases in the country to 1,08,71,294, as death toll rises to 1,55,360. Meanwhile, active cases stands at 1,42,562, while total discharges are at 1,05,73,372.
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to grant bail to activist Akhil Gogoi who was arrested under UAPA during anti-CAA protests in Assam.
(Source: LiveLaw)
Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari was reportedly barred from boarding a state government aircraft to fly to Dehradun and then onto Mussoorie for an official function, airport sources said on Thursday.
(Source: IANS)
Sensex on Thursday jumped 222.13 points to end at 51,531.52, while Nifty rose 66.80 points to 15,173.30.
The Maharashtra government on Thursday issued guidelines, saying no processions or big gatherings should be organised on the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on 19 February due to the COVID-19 situation.
(Source: PTI)
A total of 2,072 Indians have died due to coronavirus in various countries, with the highest death toll of 906 being reported in Saudi Arabia, followed by 375 in the United Arab Emirates, the government said on Thursday.
(Source: PTI)
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday filed its first charge sheet against the Popular Front of India (PFI) and its students' wing on money laundering charges, claiming its members wanted to "incite communal riots and spread terror" in the aftermath of last year’s Hathras gang rape case.
(Source: PTI)
The cumulative number of healthcare workers and frontline workers vaccinated against COVID-19 till now stands at 74,30,866, the Health Ministry said on Thursday.
(Source: ANI)
BBC World News has been banned in mainland China for 'content violation', news agency AFP reported, citing state media.