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Describing it as a historic event for the country's infrastructure landscape, the Prime Minister's Office said the GatiShakti project will break departmental silos and institutionalise holistic planning for the stakeholders across major infrastructure projects

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MUMBAI: As the city is returning to normalcy, Mumbai on Wednesday reported the biggest spike in new Covid-19 cases since mid-July. According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Mumbai recorded 629 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, which is the highest since July 14.
The overall case tally has now climbed to 7,45,792.

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India hits china rejects fresh allegations over eastern ladakh stand off
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking during foundation stone laying of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University, in Aligarh, on Tuesday.

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Today news ( 3.09P.M) ( 14.09.21)New Police Commissionerates for Avadi & Tambaram, says CM

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The Tamil Nadu government will set up separate Police Commissionerates in Avadi and Tambaram besides setting up a State Cyber Crime Investigation Centre in the city to aid the police in cracking challenging crimes committed through the internet, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced in the State Legislative Assembly on Monday.

This Centre would investigate cyber crimes against women and children, and would also create awareness about them, he said. Four cyber crime police stations would be set up in the city, and personnel would be posted there on redeployment.

The government would set up a Marina beach life guard unit to avoid drowning incidents. To be headed by an Inspector of the Coast Guard, the unit would consist of personnel from the Coastal Security Group (CSG) and Fire and Rescue Services. A total of 12 fishermen would also be part of the unit on a contract-basis, the Chief Minister said.The Tamil Nadu government will set up separate Police Commissionerates in Avadi and Tambaram besides setting up a State Cyber Crime Investigation Centre in the city to aid the police in cracking challenging crimes committed through the internet, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced in the State Legislative Assembly on Monday.

This Centre would investigate cyber crimes against women and children, and would also create awareness about them, he said. Four cyber crime police stations would be set up in the city, and personnel would be posted there on redeployment.

The government would set up a Marina beach life guard unit to avoid drowning incidents. To be headed by an Inspector of the Coast Guard, the unit would consist of personnel from the Coastal Security Group (CSG) and Fire and Rescue Services. A total of 12 fishermen would also be part of the unit on a contract-basis, the Chief Minister said.A mobile drone police unit would be set up at a cost of ₹3.6 crore to monitor crowded areas and traffic in the city. Serious offences prevention units would be set up in Chennai North and Chennai South at a cost of ₹8.42 crore. A new initiative named Students in Responsible Police Initiatives (SIRPI) would be undertaken at ₹4.25 crore in 100 schools in the city, he said.

The post of Deputy Police Commissioner would be created to oversee the city’s extensive CCTV network. The post would be created at a cost of ₹72.59 lakh, Mr. Stalin said.

Over 1.20 lakh police personnel from across the State would be offered training at Anna Institute of Management to improve their interpersonal skills.

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A Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane carrying a handful of passengers touched down at Kabul airport Monday, the first international commercial flight to land since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan on August 15.

"There was hardly anyone on the plane, around 10 people... maybe more staff than passengers," said an AFP journalist aboard the flight from Islamabad.

A PIA spokesman said at the weekend that the airline was keen to resume regular commercial services, but it was too soon to say how frequently flights between the two capitals would operate.

Kabul airport was severely damaged during a chaotic evacuation of more than 120,000 people that ended with the withdrawal of US forces on August 30. The Taliban have been scrambling to get it operating again with technical assistance from Qatar and other nations.

Qatar Airways operated several charter flights out of Kabul last week, carrying mostly foreigners and Afghans who missed out on the evacuation.

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Indian Forces to be Trained to Fight Taliban as Afghan Fall Has 'Grave Implications' for Country's Borders Border Security Force (BSF) men patrol along the India-Pakistan border. The ground forces and their intelligence setup have been asked to update both their strategy, tactics and combat syllabus to deal with the Taliban.Border forces and armed police units deployed in the counter-terrorism grid have been directed by the central security establishment to prepare and administer a new training module on the Taliban and its modus operandi to the troops in view of the “emerging" scenario following the Islamic militia taking over Afghanistan.

Stating that the fall of Kabul to the Taliban last month may have a “serious bearing" on the security situation in India, the ground forces and their intelligence setup have been asked to update both their strategy, tactics and combat syllabus on the new “geo-political situation in central and south Asia and its grave security implication on India’s borders and the hinterland."

The directive issued by the security establishment a few days back also envisages a scenario where infiltration from across the border from Pakistan on India’s west and illegal entry of terrorist operatives from open fronts in the east may increase including that by foreign terrorist fighters.Officials in the central security forces and intelligence wings acknowledged the new developments that have taken place in the neighbourhood after the Taliban swiftly took over almost all provinces of Afghanistan last month following the US military retreating from their 20-year war in that country launched after the 9/11 terror attacks in 2001 in their country, a  senior officer told

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CHENNAI: Three schoolchildren -- a Class X girl in a private school at Alwarpet, a Class X boy in a private school in Perambur and a Class XI boy in the corporation higher secondary school in Tondiapet -- have tested positive for Covid 19 in Chennai in the past one week. The city education officer confirmed this and said there were no other cases reported among students in the city thus far.

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Horoscope for September 13 by Astro Sundeep Kochar: Stay honest Sagittarians, keep personal life away from professional Aquarians

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Mr. R.N.Ravi {Ravindra Narayana Ravi} is the New Governor of TAMILNADU .. He was the Governor of PATNA before this.. Our old Governor Mr. Banwarilal Purohit is the governor of PUNJAB.

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After the Taliban named the leadership of their new government in Afghanistan, the erstwhile administration's permanent representative to the United Nations criticised the move. Ghulam Isaczai said that the new government was 'anything but inclusive'. Even Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of Turkey - a country in close touch with the Taliban - reacted cautiously to the news. Meanwhile, the Taliban's spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid tried to counter criticism by pointing out that it's a caretaker government and many departments are yet to be filled.

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NEW DELHI: Iran fired the first salvo against Pakistan’s overt involvement in Afghanistan’s internal matters when it questioned reports of Pakistani military presence in the Panjshir valley, where Taliban said it has overcome resistance to its rule, on Monday. Iran became the first country to protest against the Taliban blockading the valley north of Kabul, calling for negotiations rather than military action.
"Last night's attacks are condemned in the strongest terms…and the foreign interference …. must be investigated,” Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh told journalists on Monday. “We are investigating it.”Though Iran has been much more welcoming of the Taliban lately, Monday’s statement indicates it may not be ready to give up its influence over the Taliban resistance either, comprising as it is of mainly of Tajiks and some other minority groups.
India has maintained silence in the past few days on the ongoing developments in Afghanistan. However, government sources maintained they were watching events closely and would judge them based on the actions on the ground.
This was also the takeaway after top-level officials from US and India met in Washington DC over the past couple of days. The US is hurting after a particularly ill-executed withdrawal from Afghanistan that has geopolitical consequences. This may result in a global distancing from the Afghan problem, with many western powers willing to leave it to Pakistan. According to senior government sources, this could mean a return to 20 years ago when Pakistan made itself a frontline state and will look to stabilise Afghanistan in a way that the ruling dispensation is better disposed towards Islamabad rather than New Delhi.
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5/9/2021

6 places on Earth where the sun never sets!

Our routine revolves around 24 hours a day, with around 12 hours of sunlight, and the remaining hours are night time. But, did you know that there are places across the world where the sun does not go down for more than 70 days? Imagine how interesting it would be for tourists to keep a track of time, when even the locals there get confused with no sunset for straight 70 days. If you are keen to know more, here are 6 places on Earth where the sun never sets.

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4/9/2021

Class 10, 12 Board Exams 2022: CISCE Releases Important Notice For Candidates

The circular is specifically meant for three category of candidates: 1. Pass Certificate Not Awarded (PCNA) candidates, who wish to re-appear for the ICSE/ISC examinations to be held in the year 2022. 2. Pass Certificate Awarded (PCA) candidates who wish to improve their grades

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The first Mars rocks collected by the Perseverance rover, which NASA hopes will be sent back to Earth for study in the next decade. (NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU. via The New York Times)

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Today news 03.09.2021 ( 4.58 P.M) YouTube channels, portals have no accountability: Supreme Court

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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday said the role of free press in a democracy must be respected, but warned that rampant misuse of the right to free speech by mushrooming web portals and YouTube channels to circulate with impunity slander, fake news and reports deliberately slanted with communal overtones would “ultimately bring a bad name to the country”.NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday said the role of free press in a democracy must be respected, but warned that rampant misuse of the right to free speech by mushrooming web portals and YouTube channels to circulate with impunity slander, fake news and reports deliberately slanted with communal overtones would “ultimately bring a bad name to the country”.CJI N V Ramana said, “The print and television media are generally responsible and have a regulatory mechanism in place for effecting corrections. But everything shown in a section of media, especially the web-based ones, carry a communal overtone. There is no controlDuring the resumed hearing on a more than a year-old petition filed by Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind complaining about circulation of fake news and biased reporting during the pandemic to vilify Tablighi Markaz, a bench of the CJI and Justices Surya Kant and A S Bopanna took the lid off its pent-up grievances against web portals and web channels allegedly indulging in irresponsible as well as motivated reporting to damage reputations and spread communal disharmony.
"There is no regulatory control over fake news and slandering by web portals and YouTube channels. They can publish anything they want without verification or paying heed to facts. If you go to YouTube, there are many channels circulating fake news. Anyone can start a YouTube channel and circulate whatever they want. There is no regulatory mechanism for these channels and portals," said the CJI, and asked Solicitor General Tushar Mehta whether the Centre has put in place any regulatory mechanism against people misusing the right to free speech.
Mehta said, "The real contest is between freedom of speech and the right of citizens to get correct news and information. Through the framing of the new Information and Technology rules, we have tried to strike a balance between the media’s right to free speech and the citizens’ right to correct information. The rules mainly intend to stop circulation of fake news and hold the web portals and channels accountable for the content disseminated by them".
The SG said the new IT rules have been challenged in several high courts and requested the SC to transfer all pending petitions in HCs to itself for an authoritative ruling on the validity of the impugned rules that intend to subserve media’s right to freedom of speech and citizens’ right to authentic news.
But, the CJI had not yet finished conveying his concern over the present scenario involving the web portals and channels. "They write vituperatively against judges, institutions and whomever they dislike. And when asked to bear accountability for their reports, they never respond. They say they have a right to publish whatever they wish to. There is no control," Ramana lamented.
Mehta said there is a growing tendency among a section of web portals to tarnish the image of individuals and institutions through irresponsible reporting. "Through the new IT rules, the government intends to fasten accountability on the media and the reports they publish. We have attempted to strike a balance between freedom of speech and the right to correct news through a three-tier mechanism. First, the aggrieved person can make a complaint to concerned media; second, the media is mandated to take corrective measures or give response to the complaint within 15 days; thirdly, if no corrective measures are undertaken or the complaint remains unheeded beyond 15 days, the authorities can initiate proceedings," he said.
The SC asked the SG to ensure that the Union government filed its fresh counter-affidavit in two weeks detailing the steps taken for stopping fake news and irresponsible reporting.

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Tokyo Paralympics: India's Sumit Antil wins gold medal in Javelin throw

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TODAY NEWS                    3/9/2021                                                                                             WITH THE Taliban set to form their government in Afghanistan, India Today TV Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai spoke to India’s former Permanent Representative at the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, on New Delhi’s options.                                              R.THARUNA 6B                               

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TODAY NEWS                    3/9/2021                                                                                             WITH THE Taliban set to form their government in Afghanistan, India Today TV Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai spoke to India’s former Permanent Representative at the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, on New Delhi’s options.                                              R.THARUNA 6B                               

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Today news ( 2.09.21) (8.06A.M)Tamil Nadu school reopening: Students won’t be compelled to attend physical classes, govt informs HC

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Today news ( 2.09.21) (8.06A.M)Tamil Nadu school reopening: Students won’t be compelled to attend physical classes, govt informs HC

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MADURAI: The Tamil Nadu government on Tuesday informed the Madras high court that school students would not be compelled to attend physical classes and would be permitted to opt for online classes as an alternative.
The court was hearing a public interest litigation filed by K Abdul Vahabudeen of Tirunelveli district seeking a direction to permit the students to opt for attending classes online. The petitioner stated that since there are apprehensions about the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic and the absence of vaccination for the children, the students should not be compelled to attend physical classes.The petition was filed following the state government's decision to reopen schools for students from classes IX to XII on September 1.
Advocate general R Shanmugasundaram, appearing for the state, submitted that the government had taken a decision to reopen the schools by taking all precautionary measures and by strictly following the Covid-19 standard operating procedures.He submitted that the school education department had passed a GO wherein it was stated that online distance mode of learning would continue. As per the GO, the students willing to continue education from their homes would be permitted to do so with the consent of their parents. He further submitted that the students would not be compelled to attend physical classes and would be permitted to opt for online classes as an alternative.
Taking cognizance of the submissions, a division bench of Justices M Duraiswamy and K Murali Shankar directed the state government to file a counter in this regard and adjourned the case to September 7.

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President Biden on Thursday denounced a terrorist attack at the Kabul airport that killed at least 13 American service members and injured 18 more, saying that the frantic evacuation of U.S. citizens and allies from Afghanistan will continue even as he pledged to hunt down those responsible for the attacks.

Mr. Biden spoke after the U.S. military sustained one of its highest single-day American tolls during its 20-year Afghanistan campaign.

“To those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes America harm, know this: We will not forgive,” the president said. “We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay.”

The bombs were set off near a crowd of families at the airport gates who were desperately hoping to make one of the last evacuation flights out. Gunfire was reported in the aftermath of the explosions.

Mr. Biden said he had asked his commanders to find ways to target ISIS-K, the Afghan affiliate of the Islamic State, which claimed responsibility for the attacks earlier in the day on behalf of its loyalists in Afghanistan.

He vowed the United States would respond with force at “a moment of our choosing,” echoing President Bush’s remarks days after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

“This conflict was begun on the timing and terms of others; it will end in a way and at an hour of our choosing,” Mr. Bush said, weeks before the U.S. military began fighting in Afghanistan.

Mr. Biden spoke from the East Room of the White House shortly after the Pentagon confirmed the deaths of the American service members in what officials said were suicide bomber attacks.

“These American service members who gave their lives,” Mr. Biden said, were “heroes who have been engaged in a dangerous, selfless mission to save the lives of others.”

He called Thursday “a tough day” and pledged that the United States would uphold its “sacred obligation” to the families of the fallen.

The night before the attack, a senior U.S. official warned of a “specific” and “credible” threat at the airport by an affiliate of the Islamic State — the Islamic State Khorasan, or ISIS-K — and Western governments began urging people to leave the area.

Even with such a specific warning, military officials said, it would be very difficult to pick out a suicide bomber with a concealed explosive vest in a huge throng of people, like that at the airport.

The troops who died Thursday were the first American service members killed in Afghanistan since February 2020. For the U.S. military, it was a day with more deaths than any other since 2011.

Those deaths were just the kind of military loss Mr. Biden has repeatedly said he was trying to avoid by ending America’s 20-year war in the country.

Acting against the advice of his generals and overruling some of his top foreign policy advisers, Mr. Biden made the decision in April that he could not ask more American troops — or their families — to sacrifice themselves for a war that he no longer believed was in the best interests of the United States or its allies.

The president has said that he did not want to call the parents of another Marine, soldier or airman killed in action in Afghanistan.

But the rapid takeover of the country by the Taliban caught the administration off-guard and set in motion a chaotic evacuation in which 6,000 American troops attempted to secure the Kabul airport against the Taliban and terror groups. Earlier this week, Mr. Biden rejected calls from lawmakers, activists and other world leaders to extend the American presence at the airport past Aug. 31, citing the potential for terrorist attacks.

Last Friday, as he pledged to evacuate all Americans and Afghan allies who wanted to leave the country, Mr. Biden vowed that “any attack on our forces or disruption of our operations at the airport will be met with a swift and forceful response.”

It was unclear on Thursday whether a military response of any kind was already in the works, or whether the U.S. troops on the ground had the capacity to strike back while also securing the airport.

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Kabul fell because of 'kleptocratic leadership', stop blaming us: Pakistan envoy writes to US Congressman

If Pakistan is responsible for the Taliban gaining strength in Afghanistan, then why the US is blaming the Afghanistan army's drooping morale, Asad Majeed Khan wrote in a scathing letter to US Congressman Michael G Waltz

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India’s ambassador to Qatar has held talks with a top Taliban leader, the Indian foreign ministry said, the first formal diplomatic engagement since the group took over Afghanistan.The envoy, Deepak Mittal, met Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai, the head of the Taliban’s political office, in Doha on Tuesday at the request of the Taliban, the foreign ministry said.

KEEP READINGThe talks come days after Stanekzai was quoted in the local press as saying that the Taliban wanted political and economic ties with India.

There was no immediate comment from the Taliban on the talks with the Indian envoy.India has long had concerns about the Taliban because of the group’s close ties to archrival Pakistan. The foreign ministry said the two sides discussed the safety of Indians left behind in Afghanistan.

Mittal also conveyed India’s fears that anti-India fighters could use Afghanistan’s soil to mount attacks, the foreign ministry said.

“The Taliban representative assured the ambassador that these issues would be positively addressed,” the foreign ministry said.

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Sumit Antil won the gold medal in the men's javelin (F64) with a world record throw of 68.55m.

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Sumit Antil won the gold medal in the men's javelin (F64) with a world record throw of 68.55m.

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Tokyo Paralympics 2021 : Shooter Avani Lekhara wins gold; Discus Thrower Yogesh Kathuniya, Javelin legend Devendra Jhajharia bag silver

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30/8/2021

Covid 19 cases up 32% to 8 - week high - 2/3rd are from Kerala.

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Highlights Tokyo Paralympics 2021 AS IT HAPPENED, Day 5: Bhavina Patel, Vinod Kumar And Nishad Kumar Shine on National Sports Day.

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Bhavinaben Patel wins historic silver medal in TT.

Nishad Kumar wins silver medal in T47 high jump event.

Vinod Kumar Wins Bronze In Men's Discus Throw (F52).

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Paddler Bhavinaben Patel wins historic silver at Tokyo Paralympics

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Bhavinaben Patel on Sunday became only the second Indian woman to win a medal at the Paralympics after she signed off with a historic silver following a 0-3 loss to world number one Chinese paddler Ying Zhou in the women's singles table tennis class 4 final here.
The 34-year-old Patel's impressive run at the Games ended with a fighting 7-11, 5-11, 6-11, loss to Zhou, a two-time gold medallist, in the women's singles summit clash which lasted 19 minutes.
With this medal, Indian team opened its account at the Games.

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29/8/2021

Covid vaccine drive to speed up further in September; 240 mn to be inoculated

US warns of 'specific threat' in Kabul as Biden says new attack likely in hours

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1. Over 55 doctors write to authorities on why schools should reopen now with higher priority on primary schools

2. According to NASA, asteroid Bennu will make a close approach with Earth in the year 2135. The trajectory of the object is under further study by scientists.
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New Delhi | Jagran Trending Desk: In a proud moment for the whole country, Indian researchers have discovered three supermassive black holes from as many galaxies that are merging to become a triple active galactic nucleus, said the Department of Science and Technology. A triple active galactic nucleus refers to the compact region at the centre of a newly discovered galaxy that is capable of having much higher-than-normal luminosity. As per the information provided by the Department of Science and Technology, this is a very rare occurrence that has taken place in our nearby galaxies and it specifies that small merging groups are exemplary laboratories that will help in detecting the multiple accreting supermassive black holes and increases the possibility of detecting such rare occurrences.

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28/8/2021

India sets 1-day record, crosses 1 crore jabs on Friday.

Complete lockdown to continue on Sundays in Kerala:what is allowed

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The Railway Police have initiated an enquiry to find the whereabouts of these fake notes

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Fake notes with cartoon images recovered near railway tracks in TN's Dharmapuri district

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Bundles of fake 2000 and 500 rupees notes with images of cartoons were recovered near railway tracks in Tamil Nadu's Dharmapuri district during a maintenance check of the tracks on Wednesday.

Ramkumar, a railway official, was checking the tracks for maintenance work on the railway track near Thoppur on the Bangalore to Salem railway line. He saw bundles of 2000 and 500 rupees notes scattered near the tracks.

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Shortest flights to take from India for an International vacation

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Shortest flights to take from India for an International vacation

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Shortest flights to take from India for an International vacation
With COVID pandemic forcing countries to impose travel restrictions, international travel currently will need a lot of planning. Even though most of us are not open to travelling right now, we can of course make future plans and sort things out, so that we save some energy and are well prepared to board that plane when situations become normal.So, mark these international destinations, which you can reach within five hours from India. It will also help you save time and plan your budget accordingly.

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27/8/2021

Taliban stop 140 Afghanistan Sikhs, Hindus from leaving troubled nation

A 140-member group of Afghan Sikhs and Hindus were forced to return to their Gurdwara Karte Parwan safehouse after they were prevented from taking a flight out of Kabul airport by the Taliban on Thursday. Charan Singh, an Afghan Sikh currently living in Moscow who has been in constant touch with Afghan Hindus and Sikhs, told TOI that due to the imposition of stricter rules by the Taliban, the evacuation of these people was becoming increasingly difficult. “They had reached Kabul airport around 8am on Wednesday, but unfortunately on Thursday, around 4am, they were forced to return to the gurdwara after the Taliban started shooting and took control of one of the gates of Kabul airport,” he said.

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Stadium to name after Tokyo Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra.

India's long halt for the first Olympic athletics gold medal was ended by Neeraj Chopra at the Tokyo Games. He won the javelin title with a personal-best throw of 87.58 meters. The 23-year-old has been showered by rewards since the day he arrived in India, and now, as per the Defence PRO official release, a stadium inside Pune's Army Sports Institute is likely to be called after Olympic Neeraj Chopra. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Pune's Defence Institute of Advanced Technology (DIAT) and Army Sports Institute (ASI) on August 23 and is likely to name a facility for Neeraj Chopra, officials said on Friday.

During his visit to Army Sports Institute, the Union Defence Minister is likely to name the stadium in the campus as 'Neeraj Chopra Army Sports Institute, Pune Cantonment', an official release from the Defence PRO said. According to the announcement, Rajnath Singh will felicitate 16 Olympians from the Services during his visit to ASI, apart from addressing troops and sportsmen training at the premier facility. At DIAT, Singh will chair the institute's general body meeting and interact with MTech and Ph.D. students apart from inaugurating a new building on the campus.

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Kerala reports one lakh active corona cases, health secretary expresses concern.

Kochi: Cases of coronavirus infection that come every day in Kerala are now scary. Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan made a statement on the issue on Thursday saying that while the second wave of the corona is weakening across the country, Kerala has added to the woes of all. 46,000 cases have been registered in the country in the last 24 hours. While 58 percent of these cases are from Kerala alone.

Rajesh Bhushan said that based on the information received on August 25, there are 41 districts in the country where there are 100 cases of the corona. There are 31 states with less than ten thousand active cases. There are four states with active cases between 10,000 and 1 lakh and Kerala alone with more than one lakh patients under treatment.  Rajesh Bhushan further said that 8million people have been vaccinated against corona for the last 24 hours. We're still among the second wave of the corona. The epidemic is not yet completely over.

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27/8/2021
National news
Gujarat schools to reopen on 2nd September.

International news
Afghans race to flee taliban after biden confirms airlift deadline.

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BJP, PDP create tension and take advantage of the divide, says Omar Abdullah

DRI, SEBI, ED on alert, trade-based money laundering increases by 65 pc

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IS claims responsibility for Kabul airport blasts that killed 72, including 13 US soldiers

Militants changed strategy, attacking security forces in Valley to provoke them: J&K DGP

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NEW DELHI: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday allowed Boeing 737 Max to fly in Indian airspace again, after carrying out the required safety modifications.
The Boeing 737 Max planes were grounded globally in March 2019 after two crashes within 5 months.
Recently, these planes were allowed to fly again by regulators of different countries as well like the US, EU and UAE -- after undergoing required hardware and software updates for safety.India had barred the Max from flying to, from, within and over Indian airspace on March 13, 2019.
Kumar’s order also gave out the basis of allowing Max to fly again in India.
It said: “Based on design changes by Boeing, (America’s) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an Airworthiness Directive (AD) on November 18, 2020, mandating actions for 737 Max airplanes return to service (RTS). Concurrent with the issuance of the AD, FAA rescinded the Emergency Order of Prohibition. Subsequently, European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) also issued its own AD on February 17, 2021 which has been mandated by DGCA for compliance on Indian registered fleet.”Earlier in April, the DGCA had allowed foreign-registered Boeing 737 Max aircraft that was grounded in India to be flown out of the country. It had also allowed overflying of modified Max over Indian airspace.
Following this, some foreign registered aircraft grounded at various airports in India were able to undertake RTS.
So far, 175 out of 195 countries have lifted restrictions on Max, and over 30 operators have returned the plane to service. In a statement, Boeing said: “The DGCA’s decision is an important milestone toward safely returning the 737 MAX to service in India. Boeing continues to work with regulators and our customers to return the airplane to service worldwide.”
The DGCA said it has been closely monitoring the global trend of un-grounding of Max.
“Worldwide 17 regulators have permitted operation of Boeing 737 Max airplane. A sizeable number airlines (34) with B737 Max airplane (345) are operating currently and have attained 1,22,824 total departures with 2,89,537 cumulative hours since the un-grounding from December 9, 2020, with no untoward reporting,” the order noted.
Based on that, India has rescinded its order for grounding of Max “subject to the compliance with DGCA Mandatory Modification on Indian registered airplane and FAA AD(on) foreign registered airplane.”
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Today news 26.08.21 ( 4.00 P.M ) Tamilnadu news 

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Tamil Nadu Chennai Live Updates: Mega vaccination drive by Chennai Corporation todayMeanwhile, Tamil Nadu recorded 1,573 positive cases of Covid-19 on Wednesday, bringing the state tally to 26,05,647. Among these, Chennai reported 181 positive cases, bringing the city’s total to 5,43,083. The state recorded 27 deaths on Wednesday, putting the state toll at 34,788.

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Today news 26.08.2021 ( 3.52 P.M ) Delhi News Today Live Updates: Light rain expected from Sunday; 4.8 lakh fresh Covishield doses

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Delhi News Today Live Coronavirus Cases Today Live Updates: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Thursday took to Twitter to say that Delhi beats cities like Shanghai, New York and London with most CCTV cameras per square mile. “Delhi has 1826 cameras, London has 1138 cameras per sq mile,” he said while reacting to the Forbes India tweet which said, “While Delhi ranks in the first place with most number of cameras per square miles, Chennai ranks third and Mumbai 18th.”Delhi has now vaccinated 1,26,19,831 people, out of which 90,45,320 have got the first dose and 35,74,511 have got both.

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Schools in Haryana to Reopen For Classes 4 and 5 From Sept 1

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School Reopening: After being shut since March 2020, the schools in Haryana will reopen from September 1 for students of Class 4 and Class 5. The Haryana government has made the announcement. As per latest updates, the offline classes will be held with strict adherence to all protocols issued by the department.

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US, UK and Australia warn citizens away from Kabul airport amid terror threat

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US joins UK and Australia in warning against travel to Kabul airport ; 1,500 Americans remain in country with less than a week left until deadline ; allies begin winding up evacuations
• UK nationals of Afghan origin being overlooked in airlift , claim lawyers
• 2,000 people who worked for UK still to be airlifted
•Poland halts Afghan evacuations as airlift winds down
•Taliban have captured more than 100 military helicopters....

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Rainfall and thunderstorms with lightning likely over northwest, central India in next 5 days: IMD

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Rainfall and thunderstorms with lightning likely over northwest, central India in next 5 days: IMD

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Thunderstorms, accompanied with lightning, are likely over east India during the next three days, the IMD said, while subdued rainfall activity is likely to continue over northwest and central India and west coast during the next 5 days

New Delhi: Widespread rainfall activity with isolated heavy to very heavy falls are very likely to continue over northeast India, sub-Himalayan West Bengal, and Sikkim till August 27 and reduce thereafter with isolated heavy rainfall over the region, the IMD said.

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Be careful🙏

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Class 9B

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Union minister Narayan Rane gets bail at midnight, will move high court to quash case

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Union minister Narayan Rane gets bail at midnight, will move high court to quash case

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MUMBAI: Union Cabinet minister Narayan Rane, 69, arrested on Tuesday after a Ratnagiri court refused him transit pre-arrest bail in FIRs over his 'slap' remark against CM Uddhav Thackeray, was granted bail by a Mahad magistrate minutes before midnight. The procedure in filing the case diary was not as mandated and custodial interrogation of Rane was not needed, said the judicial magistrate first class in his order.

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Today news ( 23.08.21) ( 6.18 P.M) children above 12 with comorbidties will be vaccinated first . GOVT panel cheif minister says

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Today news ( 23.08.21) ( 6.18 P.M) children above 12 with comorbidties will be vaccinated first . GOVT panel cheif minister says

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Children above the age of 12 with comorbidities will be prioritised for vaccination, the government advisory committee National Immunization Technical Advisory Group (NTAGI).Some supply of Zydus Cadila's Zycov-D vaccine, which received emergency use authorisation last week, will be set aside for comorbid adolescents, said NTAGI chief NK Arora. However, vaccinating adults remains a priority, he said.

The NTAGI further said the process for approval of Bharat Biotech's Covaxin for children will begin by September-end or October, CNBC-TV18 reported. 'We are projecting up to 10 cr Covaxin doses per month from September," Arora said.

The Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) had on Friday approved Zydus Cadila's three-dose COVID-19 DNA vaccine for emergency use in adults and children aged 12 years and above, bringing in the sixth vaccine authorised for use in the country.

The company said it plans to manufacture 100 million to 120 million doses of ZyCoV-D annually and has started to stockpile the vaccine.

The Ahmedabad-based generic drugmaker, listed as Cadila Healthcare Ltd, applied for the authorisation of ZyCoV-D on July 1, based on an efficacy rate of 66.6 per cent in a late-stage trial of over 28,000 volunteers nationwide.

ZyCoV-D is the world's first plasmid DNA vaccine against the coronavirus. It uses a section of genetic material from the virus that gives instructions as either DNA or RNA to make the specific protein that the immune system recognises and responds to.

The DCGI will give approvals in a phased manner first starting with children aged 12 years and above in the first phase. The approvals will be given for release of vaccines for 6 to 12 years of children and later for children aged between 2 to 6 years.
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Tamil Nadu schools to reopen for classes 9 to 12 from September 1

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Tamil Nadu schools to reopen for classes 9 to 12 from September 1

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With COVID-19 cases declining in the State, the Tamil Nadu government on Saturday announced relaxations from the lockdown. The government has allowed schools for classes 9 to 12 and all colleges including polytechnics to function from September 1 on a shift basis.

The government said it is also considering reopening schools for kindergarten and classes 1 to 8 after September 15 after consultations and depending on the implementation of the safety norms for the senior classes that are now allowed to reopen. For the senior classes, the noon-meal scheme can also function, the government said. The government has mandated that all staff including non-teaching staff must be vaccinated.

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Afghanistan crisis live updates: Biden hopes to complete evacuation from Afghanistan by month-end, warns of IS threat

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Taliban denied the abduction of over 150 people, mostly Indians, from an area close to the Hamid Karzai International Airport on Saturday. Afghan media clarified that all Indian citizens were safe in Kabul and their documents were being processed for evacuation. Stay with TOI for all the latest developments --

BY M.Sasidharan
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HINGOLI: An earthquake of magnitude 3.4 hit Hingoli in Maharashtra on Sunday. According to National Center for Seismology (NCS), the tremors were felt at 8.06pm hours on Sunday. "Earthquake of Magnitude:3.4, Occurred on 22-08-2021, 20:06:32 IST, Lat: 19.43 and Long: 77.18, Depth: 10 Km, Location: Hingoli, Maharashtra, India," tweeted the NCS

By V. Deetchana
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Schools to Open For Classes 9 & Above From September 1, Theatres From Monday

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Schools to Open For Classes 9 & Above From September 1, Theatres From Monday

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The Tamil Nadu also announced that colleges will be allowed to conduct physical classes from September 1 on a rotational basis.
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has announced further relaxations in COVID-19 curbs today. It has decided to reopen schools for Class 9 and above from September 1, while theatres can open from Monday at 50% occupancy, the state government said. As per the new guidelines announced by Chief Minister M K Stalin, the restrictions in the state have been extended till September 9.
The state government also announced that colleges will be allowed to conduct physical classes from September 1 on a rotational basis. It also said both the teaching staff and non-teaching staff need to be vaccinated.

Regarding the resumption of physical classes in colleges, the standard operating procedures would be announced by the higher education department. It further said the polytechnic colleges also would be allowed to conduct physical classes from September 1 and the staff should be vaccinated.

By V. Deetchana
Class 9B

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Pakistan's strategic interest in Afghan is to counter Indian influence, mitigate spillover, says US State Department

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Pakistan's strategic interest in Afghan is to counter Indian influence, mitigate spillover, says US State Department

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The Taliban will be accountable for its actions and will investigate reports of reprisals and atrocities carried out by members.
Taliban websites that delivered the victorious insurgents' official messages to Afghans and the world at large in five languages went offline abruptly Friday, indicating an effort to try to squelch them.
President Joe Biden has pledged firmly to bring all Americans home from Afghanistan, and all Afghans who aided the war effort, too

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Class 9B

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Parts of Chennai and Tamil Nadu to receive rainfall accompanied by thunderstorm today

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Tamil Nadu Chennai News Live Updates: The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfalls accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning in parts of the state and neighbouring Puducherry for the next five days. According to the RMC, Chennai is likely to experience overcast skies for the next 48 hours, with light to moderate showers expected in parts of the city. The RMC has also forecast thunderstorms and heavy spells in certain areas.

By V. Deetchana
Class 9B

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Send him to Afghanistan to protect women’: Union minister on Owaisi’s remarksHer remarks come after the AIMIM chief slammed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central dispensation on the Afghanistan crisis. “As per a report, one out of nine female children dies before the age of five years in India. There are atrocities and crimes against women here. But, they (Centre) are worried about what is happening to women in Afghanistan. Isn’t it happening here,” he said, while addressing an event on Thursday.

Referring to the recent takeover of Afghanistan by the Islamist extremist group Taliban, Owaisi said that Pakistan – that has long been blamed of providing the group with logistics, arms and medical aid, has “gained the most” from the ongoing crisis in the country.

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Today news ( 6.20 P.M) ( 19.08.21) Afghanistan Too Big for Pakistan to Swallow, Taliban to Govern: 'Caretaker' President SalehAfghanistan’s former vice president, Amrullah Saleh, on Thursday challenged Taliban and Pakistan’s authority over Afghanistan and urged to not to bow to terror groups.“Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence. Afghanistan is too big for Pakistan to swallow and too big for Talibs to govern. Don’t let your histories have a chapter on humiliation and bowing to terror groups," he tweeted.Now the self-declared ‘caretaker president’, he made one thing clear as the Taliban seized control of the capital on August 15 following the collapse of his government — he will not surrender.It appears Amrullah Saleh has retreated to the country’s last remaining holdout: the Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul.

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Today news ( 6.20 P.M) ( 19.08.21) Afghanistan Too Big for Pakistan to Swallow, Taliban to Govern: 'Caretaker' President SalehAfghanistan’s former vice president, Amrullah Saleh, on Thursday challenged Taliban and Pakistan’s authority over Afghanistan and urged to not to bow to terror groups.“Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence. Afghanistan is too big for Pakistan to swallow and too big for Talibs to govern. Don’t let your histories have a chapter on humiliation and bowing to terror groups," he tweeted.Now the self-declared ‘caretaker president’, he made one thing clear as the Taliban seized control of the capital on August 15 following the collapse of his government — he will not surrender.It appears Amrullah Saleh has retreated to the country’s last remaining holdout: the Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul.

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Afghanistan’s former vice president, Amrullah Saleh, on Thursday challenged Taliban and Pakistan’s authority over Afghanistan and urged to not to bow to terror groups.

“Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence. Afghanistan is too big for Pakistan to swallow and too big for Talibs to govern. Don’t let your histories have a chapter on humiliation and bowing to terror groups," he tweeted.

Now the self-declared ‘caretaker president’, he made one thing clear as the Taliban seized control of the capital on August 15 following the collapse of his government — he will not surrender.

It appears Amrullah Saleh has retreated to the country’s last remaining holdout: the Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul.Afghanistan’s former vice president, Amrullah Saleh, on Thursday challenged Taliban and Pakistan’s authority over Afghanistan and urged to not to bow to terror groups.

“Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence. Afghanistan is too big for Pakistan to swallow and too big for Talibs to govern. Don’t let your histories have a chapter on humiliation and bowing to terror groups," he tweeted.

Now the self-declared ‘caretaker president’, he made one thing clear as the Taliban seized control of the capital on August 15 following the collapse of his government — he will not surrender.

It appears Amrullah Saleh has retreated to the country’s last remaining holdout: the Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul.It appears Amrullah Saleh has retreated to the country’s last remaining holdout: the Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul.I won’t dis-appoint millions who listened to me. I will never be under one ceiling with Taliban. NEVER," he wrote n Twitter on Sunday, before going underground.

A day later, pictures began to surface on social media of the former vice president with the son of his former mentor and famed anti-Taliban fighter Ahmed Shah Massoud in Panjshir — a mountainous redoubt tucked into the Hindu Kush.

Saleh and Massoud’s son, who commands a militia force, appear to be putting together the first pieces of a guerilla movement to take on the victorious Taliban, as fighters regroup in Panjshir

Ashwathi
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Updated : August 18, 2021 12:08 pm IST
LPG prices in the country are determined by prevailing crude oil prices in international markets.

Price of non-subsidised liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder was hiked by Rs 25 per cylinder with effect from August 17, news agency ANI reported. With effect from August 17, price of non-subsidised 14.2 kilogram LPG cylinder will cost Rs 859.50 in Delhi and Mumbai. Currently price of LPG cylinder is highest in Kolkata at Rs 886 per cylinder. Earlier on July 1st, the price of the LPG cylinder was increased by Rs 25.50.

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PM Narendra Modi addresses the media on July 19, the first day of Parliament's monsoon session

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Mood Of The Nation poll: Economy the big worry          

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Mood Of The Nation poll: Economy the big worry          

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Lack of jobs and price rise emerge as major concerns, but people still bank on Modi to steer the nation out of the economic crisis

By V Deetchana
class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1
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Afghanistan: Shocking video shows 3 people falling off plane mid-air in Kabul

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Afghanistan: Shocking video shows 3 people falling off plane mid-air in Kabul

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Kabul airport latest news: With the Taliban establishing its rule over Afghanistan after completing the capture of capital Kabul, shocking visuals from the country are pouring in showing panic-stricken people desperate to flee the country.

By V Deetchana
Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1
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Covid 19: 130 days after reopening, Mumbai malls to SHUT again from TODAY afternoon over THIS condition- Check Maharashtra Govt new order

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Covid 19: 130 days after reopening, Mumbai malls to SHUT again from TODAY afternoon over THIS condition- Check Maharashtra Govt new order

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Maharashtra government directed that all employees at all outlets of the malls to be vaccinated with both the doses of the COVID-19 vaccine as a result malls in and around Mumbai are shutting down two days after they were reopened.

Mumbai malls: The malls in Mumbai and surrounding areas have been closed only two days after they were reopened on August 15, 2021. The malls were opened after 130 days but were closed only two days after reopening due to a circular by the Maharashtra government.

By V Deetchana
Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1 kalpakkam

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Schools in Karnataka to reopen for classes IX, X from August 23 in districts where TPR is below 2%.                      

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Schools in Karnataka to reopen for classes IX, X from August 23 in districts where TPR is below 2%.                      

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Karnataka’s expert committee on Covid has advised the state government to reopen higher classes as well, on the condition that they be discontinued if the TPR in the region crosses two per cent.

Schools in a few districts in Karnataka will open for classes IX and X from August 23. According to the guidelines issued by the Education Department Monday, offline classes will resume only in districts where the test positivity rate (TPR) is below 2 per cent.

Only half-day classes will be held in private, government aided and unaided schools, that too in the morning. Karnataka’s expert committee on Covid has advised the state government to reopen higher classes as well, on the condition that they be discontinued if the TPR in the region crosses two per cent.

By V Deetchana class 9 B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1
Kalpakkam

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Today news ( 17.08.21 ) ( 6.05 P.M) Green energy in India : centre releases draft rules  2021 ; top point

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New Delhi: As India sets its eyes on meeting the clean energy targets, the Central government has released draft norms for green energy. The power ministry has circulated "Draft Electricity (promoting renewable energy through Green Energy Open Access) Rules, 2021", according to details shared by the Ministry of Power.The Ministry of Power has placed the draft rules on its website and sought comments within 30 days.
These rules are proposed for purchase and consumption of green energy including the energy from Waste-to-Energy plants.
The green energy draft rules have provided details such as Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO); Green energy open access; Nodal Agencies; Procedure for grant of green energy open access; banking; and cross subsidy surcharge.
Green Energy Tariff - "The Tariff for the Green Energy shall be determined by the Appropriate Commission, which may comprise of the average pooled power purchase cost of the renewable energy, cross-subsidy charges (if any) and service charges covering all prudent cost of the distribution licensee for providing the green energy," the draft rules state.
Green Energy Open Access - "The Appropriate Commission shall put in place regulations in accordance with this Rule to provide Green Energy Open Access to consumers who are willing to consume the Green energy. All applications for open access of Green Energy shall be granted within a maximum of 15 days. Provided that only Consumers who have contracted demand/sanctioned load of hundred kW and above shall be eligible to take power through green energy open access. There shall be no limit of supply of power for the captive consumers taking power under green energy open access. Provided further that reasonable conditions such as the minimum number of time blocks for which the consumer shall not change the quantum of power consumed through open access may be imposed so as to avoid high variation in demand to be met by the distribution licensee," the draft rules stated.

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India evacuates second batch of diplomats, officials from Afghanistan (17/08/2021)

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India evacuates second batch of diplomats, officials from Afghanistan (17/08/2021)

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After negotiations for over 24 hours, India has managed to evacuate the second batch of diplomats, officials and journalistsfrom Kabul using an Indian Air Force C-17 heavy-lift aircraft. The IAF aircraft flew from Hamid Karzai Airport around 8am Kabul time with the help of US forces manning the ATC. Indian ambassador to Afghanistan Rudrendra Tandon is on the flight along with 120 other diplomats and officials.

While the Modi government is tight-lipped about the entire operations, the C-17 with all the evacuees will cross into Indian air space around 11am (IST) and land at Jamnagar. The IAF aircraft, which has a passenger capacity of nearly 800, is expected to reach Delhi around 1pm. India is now waiting for US forces to allow civilian flights to Kabul for further evacuation. The first batch of Indians came on Sunday via an Air India flight.

According to sources based in Kabul, it was part of the withdrawal deal that the Turkish forces would man the HKI airport but Ankara withdrew at the very last minute leading to utter confusion. With all local staff abandoning the ATC and other positions and illiterate Taliban having no idea about manning the air traffic services, it was left to the US to take control.

It was due to the ensuing chaos that led to the death of desperate Afghans at the HKI airport as the civilians feared for their life and limb at the hands of the Taliban. It was only after this that the US decided to stop civilian flights from Kabul on Monday and decided to only allow military flights. Other Indians will be evacuated from Afghanistan after the HKI airport is opened to civilian flights.

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Two more bodies were recovered on Monday from the site of the landslide in Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district, taking the death toll to 25, a senior official said. Search and rescue operations for those missing in the landslide that occurred on Wednesday last are underway.

ITBP spokesperson Vivek Pandey said they had recovered 23 bodies till Saturday. 'Today, we have recovered two more dead bodies from the debris. Now at least four are still missing and our rescue operation is still on.'

Teams of ITBP, along with units of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), are engaged in rescue operations that continue to be hindered by falling rocks, officials said.Eyewitnesses recounted large boulders tumbling down the mountainside around 12.45 pm on to NH-5 from Kinnaur to Shimla, on August 11. On the day of the incident, 10 bodies were recovered. At least 13 people, including the state transport bus's driver Mahinder Pal and conductor Gulab Singh, were rescued and taken to a local hospital.
Earlier on Wednesday, eight bodies were found in a taxi during the search and rescue operation. Two cars had also been recovered in a damaged condition on Wednesday, but no one was found in them. On Thursday, four bodies were found from the landslide site, while three were taken out on Friday. Subsequently, six bodies were retrieved from the rubble on Saturday. Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur had informed the state assembly after visiting the spot on Thursday that 16 people were still missing. After that, 11 bodies have been recovered so far. At least five people are still missing, officials said.

Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) Regional Manager, Ajender Chaudhry, had said 24 people had boarded the bus at Reckong Peo. 'When the landslide took place, the driver, conductor, and five other passengers had stepped out to check the boulders blocking the road. All of them, except for a woman who sustained serious injuries, escaped while the rest went down with the bus,' he said.

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International Travel Lates News Today: The cost of the COVID test has been reduced from 88 pounds to 68 pounds (USD 122 to USD 94), after many representations over the high charges of the mandatory testing.

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75 Vande Bharat trains to connect India in next 75 weeks: PM Modi

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NEW DELHI: Indian Railways will operate 75 Vande Bharat trains across the country in the next 75 weeks, PM Narendra Modi announced on Sunday. This means these trains with maximum design speed of 180 kmph would be operational by August 2023. He also announced that the work of connecting all state capitals in the northeast by rail will be completed soon. The railways have placed the order for 44 such trains and the first prototype will be rolled out by March next year.
The PM said, “Today, a new history of connectivity is being written in the northeast. The work of connecting all the state capitals of the northeast with rail service is going to be completed very soon
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Monsoon:Death toll in Kinnaur landslide rises to 25; UP districts face flood-like situation

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Monsoon:Death toll in Kinnaur landslide rises to 25; UP districts face flood-like situation

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With the recovery of two more bodies, the death toll in the Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur has risen to 25. Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar continue to battle flood fury as rivers continue to swell and several districts are facing a flood-like situation.

The monsoon has reached every nook and corner of the country, leading to a flood situation in many states and causing inconvenience to the citizens. In its fresh weather bulletin, the India Meteorological Department has predicted that Assam and Meghalaya are likely to receive very heavy rainfall today.

The weather agency's forecast states that widespread to isolated heavy rainfall is very likely to continue over northeast India, sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim for the next few days.

The river Ganga continues to overflow in a severe flood situation for the second consecutive day as a result of the combined effect of river runoff from the Yamuna and its northern territories. The weatherman has predicted heavy downpours in the catchment of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries for the next two to three days and West Bengal and Assam have been put on high alert.

The river Rapti has also crossed the danger mark and is flowing in severe to above normal flood situations in various districts of Uttar Pradesh. Due to heavy rainfall, rivers in the Brahmaputra basin are in a rising trend and have breached the danger mark in various districts of Assam.
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Class 9B

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Pegasus row: Centre files affidavit in SC, 'unequivocally' denies all allegations

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Pegasus row: Centre files affidavit in SC, 'unequivocally' denies all allegations

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NEW DELHI: The Centre on Monday filed a two-page affidavit on Pegasus controversy and "unequivocally" denied all allegations made against the government by petitioners led by journalist N Ram about using military grade spyware to snoop on journalists, politicians, activists and court staff. The Centre said PILs by N Ram, Yashwant Sinha, Editors Guild and 7 others have made allegations "based on conjectures and surmises or on other unsubstantiated media reports or incomplete or uncorroborated material".
Such material cannot be the basis for filing PILs, solicitor general Tushar Mehta said.

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Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1
Kalpakkam

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Maharashtra adds 6,388 fresh covid cases... 

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Maharashtra adds 6,388 fresh covid cases... 

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Subhadra Kumari Chauhan was an Indian poet. One of her most popular poems is "Jhansi ki Rani". WikipediaBorn: 16 August 1904, PrayagrajDied: 15 February 1948, SeoniSpouse: Thakur Lakshman Singh Chauhan (m. 1919–1948)Parents: Dileep ChauhanLanguage: HindiChildren: Sudha Chauhan, Ajay Chauhan, Mamta Chauhan, Vijay Chauhan, more 

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Subhadra Kumari Chauhan was an Indian poet. One of her most popular poems is "Jhansi ki Rani". WikipediaBorn: 16 August 1904, PrayagrajDied: 15 February 1948, SeoniSpouse: Thakur Lakshman Singh Chauhan (m. 1919–1948)Parents: Dileep ChauhanLanguage: HindiChildren: Sudha Chauhan, Ajay Chauhan, Mamta Chauhan, Vijay Chauhan, more 

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India continued to see a declining trend in daily number of COVID-19 cases on Monday.The country recorded 32,937 new infections in the past 24 hours.There were also 417 fresh deaths and 35,909 recoveries.

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India continued to see a declining trend in daily number of COVID-19 cases on Monday.The country recorded 32,937 new infections in the past 24 hours.There were also 417 fresh deaths and 35,909 recoveries.

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Subhadra Kumari Chauhan

Born

| 16 August 1904
Allahabad, United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, British India

Died

| 15 February 1948 (aged 43)[1]
Seoni, Central Provinces and Berar, India

Occupation

| Poet

Language

| Hindi

Nationality

| Indian

Period

| 1904–1948

Genre

| Poetry

Subject

| Hindi

Spouse

| Thakur Lakshman Singh Chauhan

Children

| 5

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PM Modi addressed the nation from the Red Fort as India marked its 75th Independence Day

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PM Modi announces Gatishakti National Master Plan: All you need to know

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PM Modi announces Gatishakti National Master Plan: All you need to know

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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Independence Day speech on Sunday announced a Rs 100 lakh crore 'Gatishakti initiative' for the youth of the country.
PM Modi tied the announcement of this new project with government's motto of 'Sabka Prayas' along with 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas', as he called for building a new India.

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Air India flight reaches Delhi from Kabul carrying 129 Indians

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Air India flight reaches Delhi from Kabul carrying 129 Indians

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After the entry of the Taliban in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, India has started the process of bringing back its citizens. Meanwhile, an Air India flight carrying 129 passengers from Kabul airport has reached Delhi.

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Class 9 B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1
Kalpakkam

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It was under Donald Trump that the US brokered a deal with the Taliban in Doha in 2020

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Donald Trump Calls For Joe Biden To Resign Over Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan

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Donald Trump Calls For Joe Biden To Resign Over Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan

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It is time for Joe Biden to resign in disgrace for what he has allowed to happen to Afghanistan," Trump said in a statement, also blasting him over a surge in Covid-19 cases in the United States and domestic immigration, economic and energy policies

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Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1 kalpakkam

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Air India flight on way to Delhi with 129 evacuees from Kabul: Key points

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Air India flight on way to Delhi with 129 evacuees from Kabul: Key points

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KABUL: Taliban fighters entered Kabul on Sunday and sought the unconditional surrender of the central government, officials said, as Afghans and foreigners alike raced for the exit, signaling the end of a 20-year Western experiment aimed at remaking Afghanistan. The beleaguered Afghan government, meanwhile, hoped for an interim administration, but increasingly had few cards to play. Civilians fearing that the Taliban could reimpose the kind of brutal rule that all but eliminated women's rights rushed to leave the country, lining up at cash machines to withdraw their life savings.There are negotiations going on in the Afghanistan Presidential Palace to transfer power to the Taliban with Ali Ahmad Jalali as head of the new interim government on Sunday, according to the sources.
The Khaama Press News Agency reported that the Head of High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah is said to be mediating the process.
Jalali is the former interior minister of the country.
It was not immediately clear whether the Taliban had given their final agreement to Jalali's appointment.
However, he was seen as a potentially acceptable compromise figure to oversee the transition of power, the  said.
Earlier on Sunday, Taliban fighters entered the outskirts of the Afghan capital and said they were awaiting a "peaceful transfer" of the city after promising not to take it by force.

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The freedom we want these as the responsibility of building the future of the country.

am reminded of the words of Ma hatma Gandhi , published in Young India in 1931 : " I shall work for an In . dia in which the poorest shall feel that it is their country in whose making they have an effective voice ; an India in which  there shall be no high class and low class of people , an India in which all communities shall live in perfect harmony. This is the India of my dreams ... " Amid the vagaries of the COVID - 19 pandemic , we embark upon the histor  ic celebration of the 75th Indepen- dence Day with hope of freedom from fear , intolerance and a sinister ploy of polarization of minds and people.  The freedom which we have won gives us the responsibility of making and mark-ing the future of this New India.

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Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1 kalpakkam

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Final warning : The report says the contribution of greenhouse gas emissions is the scientific basis for global warming . 

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Who is responsible?  Why has a UN body sounded a red alert and what lies ahead ?  G. ANANTHAKRISHNAN The story so far : In one of the mont Categorical statements from a scientific body in the LIN system , a working group of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( PCO ) sd in a report released on August 9 that human activities were unequivocally  the principal driver of changes in the atmosphere, ocean.  Cryosphere and biosphere, in other words, of climate change.  Man - made emissions of greenhouse gases ( GHG ) , led by carbon dioxide , methane and nitrous oxide since the industrial era , were altering the climate system , raising the average surface globally temperature .  The contribution of Working Group to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report is one of the three such technical reports , the other two being on impacts , adaptation and vulnerability ( WG ID and mitigation ( WG UD expected later this year , ahead of a synthesis report next year.

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Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1 kalpakkam

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Tamil Nadu Chennai News August 2, 3 Highlights:

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Tamil Nadu Chennai Live Updates: TN records 1,908 Covid-19 cases and 29 deathsTamil Nadu recorded 1,908 positive cases of Covid-19 on Tuesday, bringing the state tally to 25,65,462. Among these, Chennai reported 203 positive cases, bringing the city’s total to 5,38,727. The state recorded 29 deaths on Tuesday, putting the state toll at 34,159. A total of 2,047 patients were discharged following treatment, taking the total number of recoveries to 25,11,076. As of Tuesday, the number of active Covid-19 cases in Tamil Nadu 20,217

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Tamil Nadu Chennai Live Updates: Pension of freedom fighters increased to Rs 18,000, says CM MK StalinTamil Nadu Chennai Live Updates: More than 3,000 police officers and guards have been deployed to provide security for the Independence Day celebrations.Tamil Nadu Chennai Live Updates: During his first Independence Day speech after becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin announced that the pension for freedom fighters will be hiked from Rs.17,000 to Rs.18,000 per month. He also said that the Gandhi Museum in Madurai would be renovated at a cost of Rs 6 crore.Tamil Nadu Chennai Live Updates: During his first Independence Day speech after becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin announced that the pension for freedom fighters will be hiked from Rs.17,000 to Rs.18,000 per month. He also said that the Gandhi Museum in Madurai would be renovated at a cost of Rs 6 crore.The 75th Independence Day celebrations are underway at the Fort St. George in Chennai today. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin hoisted the national flag for the first time at around 9 am.

The Greater Chennai city traffic police has announced traffic diversions on Kamarajar Salai and other adjoining areas from 6 am. The stretch of Kamarajar Salai from Labour Statue up to RBI Subway North on Rajaji Salai and Flag Staff Road will be closed forall the vehicular traffic other than the vehicles with car passes.

In order to control the traffic, More than 3,000 police officers and guards have been deployed to provide security for the Independence Day celebrations.Ahead of the 75 Independence Day celebrations, the Ripon Building, Chennai airport, Egmore station were lit up in Tricolour.The 75th Independence Day celebrations are underway at the Fort St. George in Chennai today. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin hoisted the national flag for the first time at around 9 am.

The Greater Chennai city traffic police has announced traffic diversions on Kamarajar Salai and other adjoining areas from 6 am. The stretch of Kamarajar Salai from Labour Statue up to RBI Subway North on Rajaji Salai and Flag Staff Road will be closed forall the vehicular traffic other than the vehicles with car passes.

In order to control the traffic, More than 3,000 police officers and guards have been deployed to provide security for the Independence Day celebrations.

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VII C

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Paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat, tweets PM Modi

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Few batsmen have a record where their initial 8-10 centuries are away from home': Inzamam hails 'rare' batsman KL RahulYou might have seen plenty of players with away centuries, but usually they score their first set of hundreds at home, gain experience and then score away. However, KL Rahul's system is the opposite," Inzamam said. In 2018, Rahul scored 149 in the fifth Test at the Oval, followed by 84 in the first innings of the Nottingham Test before notching up his second ton in England. Among other traits, what impressed Inzamam the most was Rahul's penchant to score more centuries in overseas conditions.KL Rahul's century on the opening day of the Lord's Test won him plenty of plaudits from several former cricketers, including Pakistan great Inzamam-Ul Haq, who was simply awed by India opener's innings of 129 in the first innings against England. Rahul peeled off his sixth Test century and the fifth overseas, with his century being his third consecutive 50-plus scores in Test matches in England.

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Karnataka Lockdown  Will Govt Impose Total Shutdown in Bengaluru After August 15? Read Minister's Latest Statement Here

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Karnataka Lockdown  Will Govt Impose Total Shutdown in Bengaluru After August 15? Read Minister's Latest Statement Here

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Karnataka Lockdow: Putting an end to all the speculations, the Basavaraj Bommai-led Karnataka government has clearly stated that it has no plans to invoke stay-at-home orders for Bengaluru as of now. Notably, in the wake of a fresh spike in COVID-19 cases in Karnataka, speculations were rife that the government may impose a lockdown in Bengaluru and ask residents to stay at home to control the raging spread.

Speaking to reporters, Revenue Minister R Ashoka expressed confidence that the state capital's situation is much better off now and there is no proposal with the government to abruptly impose a lockdown in Bengaluru. He said, "Curfew is not the only measure, imposing lockdown and other such measures will affect the people, so by giving them slow medicine (like measures) also we can control things."

Stay home🏡 stay safe🙏

By V Deetchana
Class 9B
Kendriya vidyalaya no-1
Kalpakkam 603102

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PM Modi during one of his previous Independence Day speeches (File Photo/PTI)

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PM Modi's Independence Day speech: When and where to watch (date : 14.08.21 )(time : 12:35)

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PM Modi's Independence Day speech: When and where to watch (date : 14.08.21 )(time : 12:35)

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On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation from the ramparts of the iconic Red Fort, in what will be his eighth consecutive I-Day speechPrime Minister Narendra Modi will on Sunday address the nation from the ramparts of the iconic Red Fort on the occasion of 75th Independence Day, in what will be his eighth consecutive I-day address. PM Modi’s speech is likely to begin at around 7:30am after he unfurls the tricolour at the Red Fort. While there are those who have been invited to attend the ceremony in person, others, too, can witness the celebrations from the comfort of their homes.

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Erratic rains throw sowing schedules off for farmer
New Delhi

PUBLISHED ON 14 AUG, 2021 2:51 AM IST

Some farmers, especially in Gujarat, said the lack of rains for a considerable period meant growers were pushed into a guessing game on what to sow. Another in Haryana said he expected poorer yields from cotton. A third farmer in Madhya Pradesh said he had nearly given up on his soya crop until the rains revived.

Erratic rainfall this summer, believed to be linked to climate change, upended sowing patterns in many states, keeping farmers on tenterhooks as rains tapered off around the end of June before reviving in late July, several cultivators have said.

According to climatologists, longer dry spell and short spurts of heavy rainfall are tell-tale signs of a changing monsoon owing to the impacts of a warming planet.

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August 13 is the 225th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar; 140 days remain until the end of the year.

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GSLV-F10/EOS-03 mission could not be accomplished due to performance anomaly: ISRO

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GSLV-F10/EOS-03 mission could not be accomplished due to performance anomaly: ISRO

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Indian Space Research Organisation's second mission of the year to place an earth observation satellite by a GSLV rocket faced a setback as the mission could not be accomplished fully due to performance anomaly in the cryogenic stage of the rocket, the space agency said on Thursday.

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Maharashtra reports three deaths from Delta Plus COVID-19 variant

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Maharashtra reports three deaths from Delta Plus COVID-19 variant

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The women patient was fully vaccinated

Maharashtra Health Department has said that cases of Delta Plus variant of COVID-19 has reached 65 in the state.

The highest number of 33 Delta Plus patients are in the age group of 19 to 45 years

Maharashtra has reported three deaths due to the Delta plus variant of COVID-19. The three deaths were reported in Ratnagiri, Mumbai and Raigad.

The Mumbai woman who succumbed to COVID-19 was fully vaccinated but was suffering from other ailments as well

This comes after the Maharashtra Health Department on Wednesday informed that cases of Delta Plus variant of COVID-19 had reached 65 in the state.

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India vs England 2nd Test: Ton-up KL Rahul lords over England

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India vs England 2nd Test: Ton-up KL Rahul lords over England

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Indian opener KL Rahul scored his sixth Test century on Day 1 of the second Test against England at Lord's. Rahul, who came into this Test on the back of a half-century in the first Test at Trent Bridge, added 126 runs with Rohit Sharma for the first wicket to give India a good start for the second time in this series. Rohit too looked poised for a hundred before he was bowled through the gate by a James Anderson ripper. Rahul soldiered on, though, and brought up his hundred in the final session off 212 balls. He remained unbeaten on 127 at Stumps as India finished Day 1 in a position of strength at 276 for 3.

After having started slowly, Rahul creamed England's bowlers, including Anderson, through the off side for boundaries.

He drove through the covers and square of the wicket with equal panache after having brought up a 50 off 137 balls.The batsman from Karnataka brought up his 100 with a cut shot off Wood for four behind point, reaching there off 212 balls with nine fours and one six.

This was Rahul's second hundred in England and first at Lord's as he got his name on the Lord's Honours Board.

Kohli was dismissed in the final session but Rahul remained unbeaten till the end of the day's play.

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