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Covaxin Controversy: SII, Bharat Biotech bury the hatchet
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"Both companies respect the great work being carried out by each other and put behind us the miscommunication and misunderstanding caused during the past week. We are fully aware of the importance of vaccines for people and countries alike, we hereby communicate our joint pledge to provide global access for our Covid-19 vaccines," they said in a joint statement.
No plans to enter corporate farming, Reliance tells Punjab and Haryana High Court 
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“The Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited and its parent company, including its retail arm Reliance Retail Limited has not purchased any agricultural land anywhere in India for the purpose of corporate or contract farming and have no plans, now or in the future to do so. 
Central Vista project is about misplaced priorities: Congress
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The Congress leader said it is ironic that in times of the corona pandemic and economic recession, Delhi has Rs 14,000 crore for the Central Vista and Rs 8,000 crore for buying aircrafts for PM. "But the same BJP Govt imposes cuts of Rs 37,530 crore in allowances of 113 lakh Armed Forces and Central Govt Employees and Pensioners," he tweeted.
Income Tax sleuths at Vadra's home to record statement in 'benami' case
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According to I-T department sources, the team arrived around 2.45 p.m. at his Sukhdev Vihar residence here. The team would be questioning Vadra on his business dealings. On Monday, the I-T team had recorded the statement of Vadra for over nine hours. The team is questioning Vadra as he was unable to join the probe during the Covid pandemic.
One Country, One Gas Grid: Narendra Modi after inaugurating Kochi-Mangaluru gas pipeline
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He said the Centre was on a major initiative to connect all the gas grids across the country. Modi also said this was a historic moment for the nation and the states of Kerala and Karnataka in particular. He said the project became a reality due to the cooperation of the people and the state governments in Kerala and Karnataka.
Mehbooba Mufti as CM spent Rs 82L in 6 months; once Rs 28L a day: RTI
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The RTI application filed by Jammu and Kashmir based activist, Inam-un-Nabi Soudagar, reveals that between January -June 2018, Mufti spent nearly Rs 82 lakh on bedsheets, furniture, TVs and other items. The RTI shows that on March 28, 2018, Mehbooba spent Rs 28 lakh in a single-day for buying carpets.
West Bengal: Former cricketer Laxmi Ratan Shukla steps down as Trinamool minister
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Shukla sent his resignation to the Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo and the party's state chief Subrata Bakshi. The resignation was accepted by the chief minister as well. Shukla, a legislator from North Howrah Assembly constituency, was the TMC president in Howrah district.
Heavy snowfall forces rationing of essentials in Kashmir
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The Srinagar-Jammu Highway remained closed for the third consecutive day. The nearly 300-km long highway is the lifeline of supplies for the landlocked valley. Each time, the highway gets blocked, hoarders and profiteers resort to black marketing. Authorities on Tuesday announced rationing of petroleum products and cooking gas.
India plans to deploy nuclear-capable ballistic missile Agni-V in 2021: Report
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The missile is equipped with highly accurate ring laser gyro-based inertial navigation and most modern micro inertial navigation system with advanced compact avionics is capable of taking down targets in the whole of Asia and half of Europe.
COVID-19 vaccination: People under-50 with comorbidities will need doctor’s certificate to register on Co-WIN app
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According to the protocol, a scoring system will be set up along with a framework of criteria that doctors can monitor while certifying an individual. However, the certificate does not need fresh check-ups and can be certified by the doctors based on previous test reports and existing medical records of the patient, Times of India reported quoting unnamed sources.
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