The Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted interim protection from arrest to actor Kangana Ranaut and her sister Rangoli Chandel in connection with an FIR registered agai

Bombay HC directs Kangana Ranaut to appear before police on January 8

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted interim protection from arrest to actor Kangana Ranaut and her sister Rangoli Chandel in connection with an FIR registered against them under sedition and other charges, but directed them to appear before Mumbai Police on January 8.
The FIR was registered after orders passed by the Bandra magistrate&rsquo;s court in Mumbai, directing the police to carry out an inquiry against Ranaut and her sister after a complaint was lodged against them for allegedly 'trying to create hatred and communal tension' through their social media posts.
Earlier, the sisters were summoned twice, on October 26 and 27 and on November 9 and 10 but they did not appear before the police, saying they were busy with their brother's wedding.

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday granted interim protection from arrest to actor Kangana Ranaut and her sister Rangoli Chandel in connection with an FIR registered against them under sedition and other charges, but directed them to appear before Mumbai Police on January 8. The FIR was registered after orders passed by the Bandra magistrate’s court in Mumbai, directing the police to carry out an inquiry against Ranaut and her sister after a complaint was lodged against them for allegedly 'trying to create hatred and communal tension' through their social media posts. Earlier, the sisters were summoned twice, on October 26 and 27 and on November 9 and 10 but they did not appear before the police, saying they were busy with their brother's wedding.

India is set to kick off world's largest Covid-19 vaccination drive today. It will be launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 10.30am, followed by his address to th

India is set to kick off world's largest Covid-19 vaccination drive today. It will be launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 10.30am, followed by his address to the nation. A record 300,000 health care workers across the country are scheduled to get vaccinated on the first day of the campaign and as many as 3,006 vaccination sites. In his speech, PM Modi is expected to assure the nation that the vaccines are safe to use as they underwent a rigorous process of testing. He is also expected to talk about the need to fight against the misinformation campaign aimed at creating fear among the people.

The Goa govt&nbsp;has decided that the proposed IIT campus at Shel Melaulim village in Sattari&nbsp;district will be shifted to another part of the state after locals&n

The Goa govt&nbsp;has decided that the proposed IIT campus at Shel Melaulim village in Sattari&nbsp;district will be shifted to another part of the state after locals&nbsp;staged a large-scale protest at the village, insisting that they will not give up their land for the campus. After holding a meeting with the sarpanches and Zilla Panchayat members from the district,&nbsp;Chief Minister Pramod Sawant&nbsp;told reporters that the govt respects the sentiments of people and therefore has decided to shift the project out of Sattari.&nbsp;
The CM also said that the state govt will also review the cases filed against protesters after a clash between them and the police last week during a protest.&nbsp;

As Bengal gears up for elections, Trinamool Congress MLAs continue to be disgruntled and leave the party, TMC MP Satabdi Roy on Friday said she was &ldquo;mentally pain

As Bengal gears up for elections, Trinamool Congress MLAs continue to be disgruntled and leave the party.&nbsp;TMC MP Satabdi Roy on Friday said she was &ldquo;mentally pained&rdquo; by the party&rsquo;s behaviour and may leave for Delhi to meet Amit Shah. Satabdi told India Today that as she was a Member of the Parliament, she is allowed to meet anyone.
The Birbhum MP resigned from Tarapith Vikash Parishad claiming she was not informed about her own party&rsquo;s events in her constituency whereas she has spent more time with the people than her family.

India is set to witness a historic moment on Saturday as the vaccination drive against the novel coronavirus&nbsp;begins.&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtual

India is set to witness a historic moment on Saturday as the vaccination drive against the novel coronavirus&nbsp;begins.&nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually launch the world's largest vaccination programme at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday and almost three lakh beneficiaries, belonging to the priority groups, will be administered the dose at over 3,006 vaccination sites across the country.
Priority groups like healthcare&nbsp;workers and frontline&nbsp;workers will receive the jab first.&nbsp;Only pre-registered beneficiaries will be vaccinated and there will be no on-the-spot registrations.
Two vaccines -- Oxford Covid vaccine Covishield manufactured by the Serum Institute of India, and indigenously developed Covaxin by the Bharat Biotech -- will be administered to priority groups. Till now, the Central government has procured 1.1 crore Covishield and 55 lakh Covaxin vaccines at a cost of Rs 200 and Rs 206 per dose, respectively.
The second dose of the Covid vaccine will be administered after an interval of fourteen days but interchanging Covid-19 vaccines is not allowed. The mild adverse impacts of the shots could be headache, fatigue, pain in muscle and fever.
The Covid-19 Vaccine Intelligence Network (Co-WIN) app will be used to track the enlisted beneficiaries on a real-time basis. A dedicated 24x7 hotline - 1075 - has also been set up to address questions related to the vaccine rollout and the Co-WIN app.

After Maharashtra Social Justice Minister was accused of rape by a Mumbai-based woman, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar said the Munde will continue holding the post till the p

After Maharashtra Social Justice Minister was accused of rape by a Mumbai-based woman, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar said the Dhananjaye&nbsp;Munde will continue holding the post till the probe is concluded by the police. Pawar, who met senior leaders of NCP, said the party will take action on Munde only after probe is done as the allegations are serious. Pawar took the decision after considering the claims made by BJP leaders against the woman for allegedly harassing Munde for money and to be in relationship with her.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish&nbsp;Kumar,&nbsp;who lost his cool more than once during the election campaign, scolded a reporter on Friday for asking him a question about

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish&nbsp;Kumar,&nbsp;who lost his cool more than once during the election campaign, scolded a reporter on Friday for asking him a question about a murder that took place near the Chief Minister's house.&nbsp;
The reporter had asked a question about the investigation into the crime in reply to which Nitish&nbsp;reprimanded him for asking what he called 'unnecessary&nbsp;question'. The Chief Minister also said that such questions demoralised the police force and also asked all the reporters present there to come forward and help the police if they have any information.v\

President Ramnath Kovind contributed Rs500,100 for the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, news agency ANI reported. The contribution is made to the Ram Janmabho

President Ramnath Kovind contributed&nbsp;₹ 5,01,000 for the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.&nbsp;The contribution was made to the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerath Kshetra Trust, set up by the government to look after the construction and management of the temple. A delegation of Vishva Hindu Parishad&rsquo;s international working president Alok Kumar, treasurer of the Ram Janmabhoomi teerath Kshetra trust, Govind Dev Giri and former bureaucrat Nripendra Misra, who is the head of the temple construction committee, were part of the delegation that was present at Rashtrapati Bhawan to seek President&rsquo;s contribution.

The ninth round of discussion between farmers who are demanding repeal of the three agriculture laws and the&nbsp;centre&nbsp;remained inconclusive.&nbsp;&nbsp;The two 

The ninth round of discussion between farmers who are demanding repeal of the three agriculture laws and the&nbsp;centre&nbsp;remained inconclusive.&nbsp;&nbsp;The two sides will now meet again on January 19.&nbsp;The talks assume significance as the SC-appointed committee is likely to start consulting stakeholders from January 19. Leaders of the 40 farmers' unions negotiating with the&nbsp;centre&nbsp;have said they will not appear before the panel saying the appointed members were already in&nbsp;favour&nbsp;of the farm laws.&nbsp;

In a strong message to China amid the ongoing border standoff in eastern Ladakh, army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Friday said while India was committed to re

In a strong message to China amid the ongoing border standoff in eastern Ladakh, army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Friday said while India was committed to resolving the row through military and diplomatic talks, &ldquo;no one should commit the mistake of testing our patience.&rdquo;
 In his customary Army Day address at the Parade Ground in Delhi Cantt, Naravane said India had given a fitting response to the conspiracy of attempting to unilaterally change the status quo along the contested Line of Actual Control where India and China have been locked in a standoff for over eight months.&nbsp;

Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;and Priyanka&nbsp;Gandhi led a huge crowd of Congress workers in a protest against the controversial farm laws. Expressing support for the pr

Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;and Priyanka&nbsp;Gandhi led a huge crowd of party workers in a protest against the controversial farm laws. Expressing support for the protesting farmers, the Congress leaders said that they won't back down till the laws are repealed. The Congress protested outside the Delhi Lieutenant Governor's residence as part of a nationwide&nbsp;"Speak Up For Kisan Adhikar" agitation in which all state units held marches outside the residences of the Governors.&nbsp;Later, the brother-sister duo visited Jantar Mantar&nbsp;to meet the Congress leaders who were protesting there.&nbsp;
Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi accused the Modi govt of not respecting farmers and said that the laws were brought to destroy them&nbsp;

Trinamool Congress MP and actress Nusrat Jahan, who has actively spoken out against the BJP-led government, once again attacked the saffron party calling it more harmfu

Trinamool Congress MP and actress Nusrat Jahan, who has actively spoken out against the BJP-led government, once again attacked the saffron party calling it more harmful than the Covid-19 virus. Criticising the BJP over divisive politics, Nusrat accused BJP of distributing money to people to trigger riots. While addressing the people in North 24-Parganas, TMC MP re-iterated&nbsp;Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;s words, accusing the BJP&nbsp;of&nbsp;having no leaders in Bengal and bringing outsiders to win the elections.&nbsp;

Amid reports that Indian Railways has hiked ticket prices in 2021, The government on Thursday quashed media reports suggesting Indian Railways has been charging extra f

Reports in a section of media that Railways has been charging extra fares from passengers is misleading and not based on all the facts, the Indian Railways has clarified. Quashing all such reports the government said that&nbsp;despite low occupancy, Railways has been running trains in Covid times and operating in public welfare.&nbsp;A statement further clarified that Railways is running special trains to clear the festival rush and as per established practice, the fare for such festival trains has been kept a little higher since 2015. Nothing new is being done this year, the national transporter added. Even in special fare case, passengers in Sleeper class are not being charged more than&nbsp;₹15.
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Eleven people including nine women were killed in a road accident when a minibus and a Tipper collided near Itigatti village in Karnataka&rsquo;s Dharwad district on Fr

Eleven people including nine women were killed in a road accident when a minibus and a Tipper collided near Itigatti village in Karnataka&rsquo;s Dharwad district on Friday. Prime Minister Modi&nbsp;condoled the deaths and wished the injured a quick recovery. Passengers in the tempo traveller were women from Karnataka's Davangere city. They were going to Goa for a family function when their vehicle met with an accident in Dharwad, the police said. Five people, including the truck driver, were also injured in the mishap. The injured have been shifted to the Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences for treatment, the police added, informing that the condition of five injured is critical.

On the occasion of the 73rd Army Day on January 15 2021, five Army personnel were awarded the Sena Medal posthumously for their acts of gallantry in different operation

On the occasion of the 73rd Army Day on January 15 2021, five Army personnel were awarded the Sena Medal posthumously for their acts of gallantry in different operations. For the first time ever, Indian Army demonstrated combat swarm drones. Indian Army also showcased different types of tanks and missile systems at the Army Day parade in Delhi. Except for the contingent commanders, all other troops are wearing face masks in line with COVID-19 protocols. Army chief MM Naravane lauded the "supreme sacrifice" of the bravehearts in the line of duty and praised the Force for decisive action on LAC

India&rsquo;s total number of coronavirus cases reached 10.52 million on Friday, a day before nationwide vaccination drive against the disease is scheduled to start, th

India&rsquo;s total number of coronavirus cases reached 10.52 million on Friday, a day before nationwide vaccination drive against the disease is scheduled to start, the Ministry of health and family welfare said.&nbsp; India recorded a total of 15,590 new infections in 24 hours. Total fatalities climbed to 1,51,918 with 191 new deaths. A total of 15,975 patients were discharged in the last 24 hours, the ministry&rsquo;s dashboard showed, taking the total number of recovered cases to 10,162,738 or 96.52% of the national tally.

Snapdeal, one of India's largest e-commerce platforms, along with four Indian shopping complexes, two of them in New Delhi alone, have figured in the latest 2020 Review

Snapdeal, one of India's largest e-commerce platforms, along with four Indian shopping complexes, two of them in New Delhi alone, have figured in the latest US list of Notorious Markets for Counterfeiting and Piracy. The four Indian markets that have found mention in the list are Heera Panna in Mumbai, Kidderpore in Kolkata and Palika Bazaar and Tank Road in Delhi. The 2020 Review of Notorious Markets identifies 39 online markets and 34 physical markets that are reported to be engaged in or have facilitated substantial trademark counterfeiting and copyright piracy.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trusted bureaucrat AK Sharma, who took voluntary retirement as MSME secretary on Monday, joined BJP in Lucknow within 96 hours. Sharma ha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trusted bureaucrat AK Sharma, who took voluntary retirement as MSME secretary on Monday, joined BJP in Lucknow within 96 hours. The party has now fielded&nbsp;the former IAS officer in Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council elections.&nbsp;Sharma had applied for voluntary retirement a week ago. It was being speculated ever since the resignation of the 1988 batch IAS officer was approved on Monday that he might be one of the BJP candidates in the Vidhan Parishad polls in the state.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Farmer leaders reached Vigyan Bhawan to hold ninth rounds of talks with the Central government over the new farm laws. Bharatiya Kisan Union Spokesperson Rakesh Tikait 

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar&nbsp;and farmer leaders reached Vigyan Bhawan to hold ninth rounds of talks over the new farm laws. Bharatiya Kisan Union Spokesperson Rakesh Tikait said "the government needs to devise a plan to scrap the three laws and give legal guarantee for MSP. The earlier talks had failed to resolve the dispute with farmers refusing to budge from their demand on MSP and withdrawal of the farm laws. Union agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar reiterated the government's stance and said that the Centre is ready to hold talks with farmer leaders with an open mind. The farmer union too said that they will attend the scheduled talks as it is necessary to continue the dialogue

Indians will no longer be greeted by a caller tune that began with a coughing sound, followed by a cautionary note on Covid-appropriate behaviour by actor Amitabh Bachc

Indians will no longer be greeted by a caller tune that began with a coughing sound, followed by a cautionary note on Covid-appropriate behaviour by actor Amitabh Bachchan. Now, as the country gears up to launch its massive vaccination drive on Saturday, the mandatory caller tune is being replaced with a one that seeks to educate people about vaccination. The new caller tune stresses on the importance of vaccines and urges people not to believe on rumours related to them. The new year has brought a new ray of hope in the form of vaccines&rsquo;, the voice says. The caller tune then adds that vaccines developed in India are safe and effective against the viral disease.

On his decision to recuse himself from 4-member committee formed by the Supreme Court to listen to grievances of farmers opposed to the new agriculture laws, Chairman o

On his decision to recuse himself from 4-member committee formed by the Supreme Court to listen to grievances of farmers opposed to the new agriculture laws, Chairman of All India Kisan Coordination Committee, Bhupinder Singh Mann said since protesting farmers have announced not to appear before the committee, there is no point in being part of it. Mann decided to opt out of the court-appointed panel before the committee could hold its first meeting on Thursday and said he &lsquo;will always stand with my farmers and Punjab&rsquo;. Protesting farmer unions had rejected the committee, saying its members were in favour of the newly enacted farm laws.

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