INDIA
Year after Galwan clash: Indian Army develops military infra, deploys around 60K troops
Indian and Chinese military delegates have had 11 rounds of talks to resolve the border disputes at the friction points. The only thing that has happened is that both the countries have agreed to resolve the dispute peacefully. The Indian Army has focused on being better prepared to face Chinese belligerence in Ladakh over the last year, as a final resolution seems far off.
Delhi HC declines to stay order asking IMA chief not to use platform to promote religion
Justice Asha Menon declined to pass any ex-parte order as nobody appeared on behalf of the complainant in the trial court. In a June 4 order, the trial court had cautioned Jayalal that loose comments cannot be expected from a person chairing the responsible post. The high court said it will examine the trial court order and issued a notice on Jayalal's plea. The high court has scheduled the matter for further hearing on June 16.
MHA notification on citizenship for non-Muslims not linked to CAA, SC told
The MHA, in an affidavit, said: "It is submitted that the notification dated May 28, 2021, has no relation whatsoever with the CAA." "Similar delegation of power has been permitted by Central government in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2016 and 2018 also. It is submitted that the notification dated May 28, 2021 does not relate to the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 (CAA), which has been inserted into the Act as section 6B."
SC should take cognisance of Ram temple land purchase deal: Congress
Addressing a press conference virtually on Monday, Randeep Surjewala, General Secretary of the party said, "the trust was established on the direction of the Supreme Court and now the court should take cognisance of the issue and investigate the matter." He said the court should audit all the accounts and make public the report including the purchase of the land.
RCP Singh has some tough words for Chirag Paswan
Singh said that digesting success is not an easy thing for all. You can achieve something but maintaining it is a big thing. Chirag Paswan failed on this account. "Chirag Paswan has committed so many blunders in the recent past. The people of Bihar and his own party workers and leaders were not happy with whatever he did during the Bihar assembly election. Now, it's results are coming in the form of a split in the party," Singh said.
Bengal post-poll violence: Gang rape survivors move SC for SIT probe
The 60-year-old woman alleged that she was raped in front of her 6-year-old grandson by Trinamool workers on the intervening night of May 4-5, and termed it "a glaring living example of the nature of post-poll violence unleashed throughout the state against family members of those who opposed the ruling party".
Apna Dal assures BJP of continued alliance in UP
The Apna Dal (S) has been BJP's ally since 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Apna Dal working president and Anupriya Patel's husband, Ashish Singh Patel, said, "We have not put forth any demand before the BJP. We will contest the forthcoming UP elections together BJP."
Single dose sufficient for those already infected by Covid: Study
The hospital announced on Monday that it conducted a study on 260 healthcare workers who got vaccinated between January 16 and February 5 to assess the immunological memory response in all those patients. All patients were given the Covishield vaccine. Two significant observations came out of the study, which has been published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases, a peer-reviewed journal.
'Misleading, handful transactions; no full implementation of ONORC in Delhi': SC
The Centre, in its written submission in the suo moto case of problems and miseries of migrant workers, said: "The claim of GNCTD regarding launch of One Nation One Ration Card plan in NCT of Delhi is misleading, as they claim to have implemented it only in circle 63 Seemapuri. "Only a handful of transactions conducted in single circle with about 42 ePoS machines cannot be considered as implementation of ONORC."
Am not going to move out: 'Ousted' Kerala Catholic Nun
It was in August 2019, the Franciscan Clarist Congregation (FCC) after getting the clearance from the Vatican dismissed Sister Lucy Kalapurakkal from the church at Manathavady in Kerala for disobeying church authorities. Sister Kalapurakkal had last year supported the nuns' strike in the state demanding the arrest of rape-accused Bishop Franco Mulakkal, who headed the Roman Catholic Diocese in Jalandhar.
Don't Miss
Advertisement