INDIA
100 CAPF officials to promote Fit India campaign
The march will begin from Rajasthan's Jaisalmer with the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) playing a key role in organising the event with the active support of Central government's 'Fit India Campaign' under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.
Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray defends son Aditya, says 'we are clean'
Without naming Kangana Ranaut, Uddhav accused the Bollywood actor of slandering Mumbai, its police and all ‘sons of Maharashtra’ including his own son Aaditya Thackeray.
Amazon wins order to stall Future-RRVL deal, Reliance vows to 'enforce rights'
A Singapore-based single-judge arbitration court has restrained Future Retail from selling its retail business to Reliance Industries for ₹ 24,713 crores.
’The armed forces must be ready for any scenario’ says Gen Bipin Rawat
Chief of Defence General Bipin Rawat asked the tri-services to curb their peace-time activities amidst the ongoing standoff with PLA in Ladakh.
India records its lowest surge in new coronavirus cases in over 3 months
India reported 46,790 new infections on October 20, which were the then single-day lowest tally since July 23.
Credit-cum-smart card launched for Delhi Metro commuters
This multipurpose card will enable its users to use it as a Smart Card with an auto-top up facility whenever the balance of the card goes below Rs 100.
Data protection: Parliament's joint panel summons FB, Twitter
The summons to Twitter assumes significance as these come close on the Centre's letter to the microblogging site's chief Jack Dorsey.
India records 54,366 new Covid-19 cases
Out of these cases, 6,95,509 are currently active, 69,48,497 have been discharged and 1,17,306 lost the battle against the virus.
Mike Pompeo and Mike Esper to discuss advancing strategic partnership with Narendra Modi
"United States and India are stronger, more secure, and more prosperous when we work together," the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia, Dean Thompson told reporters on Thursday.
Meghalaya students' body KSU puts up anti-Bengali banners, police warn of action
The banners and posters, read "All Meghalaya Bengalis are Bangladeshis", were reportedly put up by the Khasi Students' Union (KSU).
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