Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday laid the foundation stone for All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Rajkot in Gujarat. The project will mean generati

PM Modi lays foundation stone of AIIMS Rajkot

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday laid the foundation stone for All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Rajkot in Gujarat. The project will mean generation of thousands of jobs, good health care and development of Gujarat, the PM said. Over 201 acres of land has been allotted for the institute, which will be built at an estimated cost of ₹1,195 crore and is expected to be completed by mid-2022. The state-of-the-art 750-bed hospital will also have a 30-bed AYUSH block. It will have 125 MBBS seats and 60 nursing seats, the PMO said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday laid the foundation stone for All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Rajkot in Gujarat. The project will mean generation of thousands of jobs, good health care and development of Gujarat, the PM said. Over 201 acres of land has been allotted for the institute, which will be built at an estimated cost of ₹1,195 crore and is expected to be completed by mid-2022. The state-of-the-art 750-bed hospital will also have a 30-bed AYUSH block. It will have 125 MBBS seats and 60 nursing seats, the PMO said.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said doubling farmers income was the biggest priority of the Narenda Modi government and that the three farm laws would ensure m

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said doubling farmers income was the biggest priority of the Narenda Modi government and that the three farm laws would ensure manifold hike in their earnings.
He said since coming to power, the Modi government had increased the budget for the farm sector and also the minimum support price &nbsp;for various crops. He listed out various central programmes for the welfare of the farmers at an event in Kerakalmatti village in Karnataka.

Protesting farmers will enter Delhi on thousands of tractors for a &lsquo;disciplined&rsquo; Kisan Republic Day parade, farm unions leaders said on Sunday. They will co

Protesting farmers will enter Delhi on thousands of tractors for a &lsquo;disciplined&rsquo; Kisan Republic Day parade, farm unions leaders said on Sunday. They will cover around 50km and pass through the national capital&rsquo;s Outer Ring Road, they added. Swaraj India leader Yogendra Yadav was quoted as saying by news agency ANI&nbsp;that "no disruption will be caused to the official Republic Day ceremony."&nbsp;Farmers from Punjab have left from Ludhiana for Delhi to participate in the tractor parade on Republic Day as a mark of&nbsp;protest against the three contentious farm laws,&nbsp;ANI reported.

The President of Congress' Tripura unit, Pijush&nbsp;Biswas&nbsp;has suffered minor injuries after his car was attacked allegedly by BJP&nbsp;workers. Biswas&nbsp;claim

The President of Congress' Tripura unit, Pijush&nbsp;Biswas&nbsp;has suffered minor injuries after his car was attacked allegedly by BJP&nbsp;workers. Biswas&nbsp;claimed that the attack happened outside the Congress' office in Bishalgarh, near state capital Agartala, despite police presence.&nbsp;
Tripura&nbsp;Congress tweeted pictures of broken window panes and windshield and blamed BJP&nbsp;for the attack. The state unit said that Biswas&nbsp;and his driver were taken to the hospital to receive treatment for their injuries.&nbsp;

Days after she nearly joined a growing list of high-profile leaders to swap the ruling party for the opposition BJP, three-time Trinamool MP Shatabdi Roy was appointed 

Days after she nearly joined a growing list of high-profile leaders to swap the ruling party for the opposition BJP, three-time Trinamool MP Shatabdi Roy was appointed Vice President of the party's Bengal unit Sunday.&nbsp;Roy said she "welcomed the decision" and that she would work hard to ensure the defeat of the BJP in the forthcoming election.&nbsp;On Friday the&nbsp;Trinamool battled to persuade Roy&nbsp;- who retained Birbhum in the 2019 election despite colleagues losing neighbouring seats to the BJP by huge margins - to remain in the party. Roy said she was "mentally anguished".&nbsp;

Criticising Judiciary, and criticising the decision making process is permissible as Indian courts have evolved over the years, said senior advocate Harish Salve while 

Criticising Judiciary, and criticising the decision making process is permissible as Indian courts have evolved over the years, said senior advocate Harish Salve while speaking at the 16th PD Desai Memorial Lecture&nbsp;on Saturday. Salve said judiciary hears cases in certain ways as it is always under the public radar which should make the decision-making process also come under scrutiny. Questioning the maturity of people to understand which allegations are to be taken seriously, Salve says a line needs to be drawn in between whose criticism is to be taken into serious considerations. Salve also took reference from recent events of judges being criticized and said public figures need to accept criticism. Criticism of judges is not 'scandalising the courts' as Constitutional law is not static.

'Curiouser&nbsp;and curiouser,' Congress leader P Chidambaram quoted from 'Alice in Wonderland' to express&nbsp;his bewilderment after the NITI&nbsp;Aayog&nbsp;allegedl

'Curiouser&nbsp;and curiouser,' Congress leader P Chidambaram quoted from 'Alice in Wonderland' to express&nbsp;his bewilderment after the NITI&nbsp;Aayog&nbsp;allegedly rejected a RTI&nbsp;query asking for a copy of the report on the farm laws submitted by the commission's&nbsp;Committee of CMs. The RTI&nbsp;query for was filed activist Anajli&nbsp;Bhagwat, according to the Congress leader. He tweeted that the NITI&nbsp;Aayog&nbsp;had rejected the RTI&nbsp;application on the grounds that while the Commitee&nbsp;of CMs&nbsp;had completed its deliberations on September 19 last year and given a report, the same has not been presented to its governing council.&nbsp;
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51 mild adverse reactions and 1 serious complication have been reported in Delhi after the first day of Covid-19 vaccination drive, Delhi Health Minister Satyender&nbsp

51 mild adverse reactions and 1 serious complication have been reported in Delhi after the first day of Covid-19 vaccination drive, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar&nbsp;Jain said on Sunday. A 22-year-old security guard who works at AIIMS&nbsp;had to be admitted to the hospital due to severe adverse effects after taking the jab, he is reported to be stable now.
Jain said that the mild side-effects experience by 51 health workers were observed only for a short while. 4,000 health workers were vaccinated in the national capital yesterday. Except&nbsp;for Centre-run hospitals like AIIMS&nbsp;all hospitals in Delhi were given Oxford's Covishield. The 6 Central hospitals were given Bharat&nbsp;Biotech's&nbsp;Covaxin.&nbsp;

Inspite of passsing a stay order on the new farm laws, the apex court on Monday will hear pleas on the new farm laws and ongoing farmer protest at Delhi borders. One of

The apex court on Monday will hear pleas related to the new farm laws and ongoing farmer protest at Delhi borders, just days after staying the implementation of the laws. The apex court may take into account the matter of recusal of a member of the committee set up by it to hear the grievances of the farmers.
Bhupinder Singh Mann, president of Bharatiya Kisan Union had resigned from the panel saying he would always side with farmers and Punjab. Farmers had approached the court on Saturday asking it to reconstitute the committee as they did not feel the panel could submit an unbiased report when the remaining&nbsp;three members have already backed the new farm laws.
Centre has also filed a plea in the top court, via Delhi Police, seeking a stay on the proposed tractor march on January 26 and any other protest on Republic Day.
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Facing massive criticism from users globally, including India, over privacy concerns after a recent privacy policy update, WhatsApp on Sunday shared its own status on t

Facing massive criticism from users globally, including India, over privacy concerns after a recent privacy policy update, WhatsApp on Sunday shared its own status on the messaging app to assure users of its commitment to their privacy. In a set of four status posts, WhatsApp tried to allay concerns over privacy. The first message on the status read: "We are committed to your privacy". The other three messages were: 'WhatsApp can't read or listen to your personal conversation as they are end-to-end encrypted', 'WhatsApp can't see your shared location', and 'WhatsApp doesn't share your contacts with Facebook'. The Facebook-owned company landed in a soup after it informed users about changes in its terms of service and public policy, through an in-app notification last week. Users had till February 8 to agree to the new terms in order to continue using the platform.

The United Kingdom has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend the G7 summit to be held in the country's Cornwall region in June.The G7, which includes the world

The United Kingdom has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend the G7 summit to be held in the country's Cornwall region in June. The G7, which includes the world's seven leading democratic economies -- UK, Germany, Canada, France, Japan, Italy, the USA -- and the European Union, will discuss issues such as the coronavirus pandemic, climate change, technological changes, scientific discoveries and open trade. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who had cancelled his India visit for this year's Republic Day event due to the detection of mutant virus strain in his country, is likely to visit the country "ahead of the G7", according to an official press statement.

In an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a group of 100 former civil servants have flagged questions over the transparency of the PM-CARES Fund and demanded t

In an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a group of 100 former civil servants have flagged questions over the transparency of the PM-CARES Fund and demanded that its financial details be made public. The retired bureaucrats said it is necessary that, for reasons of probity and adherence to standards of public accountability, the financial details of receipts and expenditures be made available in order to avoid doubts of wrongdoing. The PM-CARES Fund was set up by the Centre in March last year with the primary objective to deal with the emergency situation caused by the Covid-19 outbreak and provide relief to those affected.
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Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan once again sought to assure citizens on Sunday that the Covid-19 vaccines rolled out in India went under best possible scientific

Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan once again sought to assure citizens on Sunday that the Covid-19 vaccines rolled out in India went under best possible scientific scrutiny and people should not believe in 'misinformation' that is being spread. He asked people to take the vaccine 'fearlessly'. Harsh Vardhan added that some people are raising a political problem and the govt is responding to them as well. Congress leader Manish Tewari had raised questions over the emergency use approval given to Covaxin.

The pollution in the national capital remained in dangerous levels on Sunday and the residents continued to choke. The air quality of Delhi was in the 'severe' category

The pollution in the national capital remained in dangerous levels on Sunday and the residents continued to choke. The air quality of Delhi was in the 'severe' category as the overall air quality index (AQI) was recorded at 428. According to the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR), PM10 pollutants were recorded at 436 and PM2.5 pollutants were recorded at 278. Both PM10 and PM2.5 pollutants were in the 'severe' category on Sunday. A thick blanket of fog has also engulfed the national capital reducing visibility in parts of the national capital. Around 80 flights originating from and over 50 flights bound to Delhi airport have been delayed, mainly due to dense fog, Delhi airport officials said.

Six people were killed and 19 injured after a private bus came in contact with an electric cable and caught fire in Rajasthan's Jalore district late Saturday night.
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Six people were killed and 19 injured after a private bus came in contact with an electric cable and caught fire in Rajasthan's Jalore district late Saturday night.
The bus, filled with passengers, was travelling from Mandore to Beawar. The driver mistakenly got waylaid and veered towards Maheshpura village in Jalore, where the bus came in contact with the electric cable and caught fire.
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At a meeting of the Consultative Committee on External Affairs on Saturday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar faced probing questions from opposition Congress memb

At a meeting of the Consultative Committee on External Affairs on Saturday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar faced probing questions from opposition Congress members, including Rahul Gandhi, on the government&rsquo;s foreign policy. Among the raft of questions &mdash; posed by Rahul Gandhi and Congress members Anand Sharma and Shashi Tharoor &mdash; were those on how the government plans to engage with the new US administration, its strategy to counter China, the need to find a balance between India&rsquo;s ties with the US and Russia and the geopolitical contest that has broken out between the US and China. Reports said Rahul Gandhi, asked the government to spell out its strategy to counter an increasingly aggressive and assertive China. He said there are fears that the world could gravitate towards a bipolar global order where the US and China may emerge as the two major powers. Reports quoting sources said, Jaishankar, replied that the world will not turn bipolar in the immediate or foreseeable future and pointed out that the role of big powers like Russia, Japan, Germany and the European Union cannot be discounted.

Farmers&rsquo; organisation have approached the Supreme Court urging it to reconstitute the four-member expert committee appointed by the court to interact with represe

Farmers&rsquo; organisation have approached the Supreme Court urging it to reconstitute the four-member expert committee appointed by the court to interact with representatives of farmers and government for an amicable resolution of the ongoing deadlock. The Bharatiya Kisan Union (Lok Shakti) in its plea pointed out that one of the four members, Bhupinder Singh Mann, has backed out of the committee, and the others &mdash; Ashok Gulati, Pramod Kumar Joshi and Anil Ghanwat &mdash; have already taken positions in support of the farm laws. The farmers&rsquo; body requested the court to reconstitute the panel by including 'neutral and impartial personality&nbsp;not related to any political party' like a retired judge of the Supreme Court, and its president or presidents of other farmers bodies participating in the protests.

A special court in Thane district, on Saturday, granted bail to 89 accused persons in the Palghar mob lynching case, in which two sadhus and their driver were killed.Sa

A special court in Thane district, on Saturday, granted bail to 89 accused persons in the Palghar mob lynching case, in which two sadhus and their driver were killed. Satish Maneshinde, the special public prosecutor in the case, said, the ones granted bail have not been chargesheeted as yet. The chargesheet was filed against 126 people, of which 75 are currently in prison. Appearing for the accused, advocates submitted that the applicants had no role to play in the attack and police had arrested them on mere suspicion.

The first Covid-19 vaccine shots in India were given on Saturday to nearly two lakh frontline healthcare and sanitary workers as Prime Minister Narendra Modi rolled out

The first Covid-19 vaccine shots in India were given on Saturday to nearly two lakh frontline healthcare and sanitary workers as Prime Minister Narendra Modi rolled out the world's largest inoculation drive against the pandemic that has caused over 1.5 lakh deaths and upended millions of lives in the country. Over 1.91 lakh beneficiaries were inoculated with Covid-19 jabs at 3,351 session sites across the country and no case of post-inoculation hospitalisation has been reported so far, the government said. In a virtual address, the PM Modi&nbsp;paid tribute&nbsp;to scientists and healthcare workers, who have been on the frontlines of the&nbsp;pandemic.

Bharatiya Janata Party MP from Uttar Pradesh Mahesh Sharma and Trinamool Congress MLA from Bengal Rabindranath Chatterjee were the first from the political class to get

Bharatiya Janata Party MP from Uttar Pradesh Mahesh Sharma and Trinamool Congress MLA from Bengal Rabindranath Chatterjee were the first from the political class to get the Covid-19 shots on Saturday.&nbsp;Sharma, who is a doctor by profession, got the shot at a hospital in Noida Sector 27 whereas&nbsp;Trinamool Congress MLA from Bardhaman districtl&nbsp;also got the shot since he is a member of a patients&rsquo; welfare committee.
During a meeting with state chief&nbsp;ministers, prime minister Narendra Modi asked the political class to not to rush for getting the jab and wait for their turn.

&nbsp;Nepal will never accept external interference in its domestic politics as it is capable of handling internal problems, Nepalese Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gya

&nbsp;Nepal will never accept external interference in its domestic politics as it is capable of handling internal problems, Nepalese Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali said on Saturday in the backdrop of China wading into the political turmoil that erupted in the Himalayan nation after dissolution of its Parliament. He said that China may have concerns as China's close neighbour but Nepal won't accept interference.&nbsp;
Speaking about Nepal's ties with India and China at the end of his three-day India visit,&nbsp;Gyawali&nbsp;told a group of journalists that Nepal has "excellent" relations with both countries and&nbsp;it never compares them.&nbsp;

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