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Mumbai, its satellite cities, north and central Maharashtra and south Gujarat received rains on Wednesday, owing to a low-pressure area in the Arabian Sea and a western disturbance, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
Rain in November-December is not a usual feature in Maharashtra. However, a cyclonic circulation lies over the southeast and the east central Arabian Sea. The intensity will be decreased by December 2 as the system will head to central India, an IMD official stated. 
Due to incessant but moderate rainfall throughout Wednesday, Mumbai recorded its second coldest day in a decade. Day temperature at the Santacruz observatory was recorded at 24.8° Celsius--8° Celsius below normal.
The city also recorded the second highest 24-hour December rain on the first day of the month. Santacruz observatory recorded 28.6 mm of rainfall till 5.30 pm on Wednesday. The IMD’s Colaba observatory, in the same nine-hour period, recorded 27.6 mm of rain.
With a forecast of a partly cloudy sky with one or two spells of showers on Thursday, the day temperature is likely to rise to 29 degrees Celsius. 
According to IMD, the lowest day temperature in December was recorded on December 6, 2017, at 23.3 degrees Celsius, when cyclone Ockhi passed by the Mumbai coast. 
The last time Mumbai received heavy showers in December was also on December 6, 2017, when 53.8 mm of rainfall was recorded in 24 hours because of cyclone Ockhi. 
In the last decade, the city has rarely received heavy rainfall in December. On December 5, 2019, 1.2 mm rain was recorded and on December 13, 2014, 1.5 mm rainfall was recorded, which fall in the light rainfall category.

Low pressure in Arabian Sea results in Mumbai's second coldest day in a decade 

Mumbai and rains are an inseparable combo, but Mumbai rains in December are unheard of. The city  recorded second coldest day in a decade

Low pressure in Arabian Sea results in Mumbai's second coldest day in decade 

Mumbai&nbsp;and rains are an inseparable combo, but rains in December are unheard of in the city.&nbsp;
Due to incessant but moderate rainfall throughout Wednesday, Mumbai&nbsp;recorded its second coldest day in a decade. Day temperature at the Santacruz&nbsp;observatory was recorded at 24.8&deg; Celsius--8&deg;&nbsp;Celsius&nbsp;below normal.
The city also recorded the second highest 24-hour December rain on the first day of the month. Santacruz observatory recorded 28.6 mm of rainfall till 5.30 pm on Wednesday. The IMD&rsquo;s Colaba observatory, in the same nine-hour period, recorded 27.6 mm of rain.
The coastal city witnessed moderate rainfall throughout Wednesday owing to a low pressure in the Arabian Sea&nbsp;and a western disturbance, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.&nbsp;The intensity will be decreased by December 2 as the system will head to central India, an IMD&nbsp;official stated.&nbsp;
With a forecast of a partly cloudy sky with one or two spells of showers on Thursday, the day temperature is likely to rise to 29 degrees Celsius.&nbsp;
According to IMD, the lowest day temperature in December was recorded on December 6, 2017, at 23.3 degrees Celsius; the city also recorded 53.8mm rainfall--highest 24-hour December rain on the same day as Cyclone Ockhi&nbsp;was passing Mumbai's&nbsp;coast.&nbsp;
In the last decade, the city has rarely received heavy rainfall in December.

Unseasonal rains owing to low pressure in the Arabian Sea saw Mumbai experiencing its second coldest day in a decade on Wednesday&nbsp;

Mumbai, and nearby areas&nbsp;in&nbsp;north and central Maharashtra and south Gujarat received rains on Wednesday, owing to a low-pressure area in the Arabian Sea and a western disturbance, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
Rain in November-December is not a usual feature in Maharashtra. However, a cyclonic circulation lies over the southeast and the east central Arabian Sea. The intensity will be decreased by December 2 as the system will head to central India, an IMD&nbsp;official stated.&nbsp;
Due to incessant but moderate rainfall throughout Wednesday, Mumbai&nbsp;recorded its second coldest day in a decade. Day temperature at the Santacruz&nbsp;observatory was recorded at 24.8&deg; Celsius--8&deg;&nbsp;Celsius&nbsp;below normal.
The city also recorded the second highest 24-hour December rain on the first day of the month. Santacruz observatory recorded 28.6 mm of rainfall till 5.30 pm on Wednesday. The IMD&rsquo;s Colaba observatory, in the same nine-hour period, recorded 27.6 mm of rain.
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With a forecast of a partly cloudy sky with one or two spells of showers on Thursday, the day temperature is likely to rise to 29 degrees Celsius.&nbsp;
According to IMD, the lowest day temperature in December was recorded on December 6, 2017, at 23.3 degrees Celsius, when cyclone Ockhi passed by the Mumbai coast.&nbsp;
The last time Mumbai received heavy showers in December was also on December 6, 2017, when 53.8 mm of rainfall was recorded in 24 hours because of cyclone Ockhi.&nbsp;
In the last decade, the city has rarely received heavy rainfall in December. On December 5, 2019, 1.2 mm rain was recorded and on December 13, 2014, 1.5 mm rainfall was recorded, which fall in the light rainfall category.
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Decomposed bodies of two Covid-19 patients, who died due to the virus during the first wave in 2020, were found in the mortuary of ESIC Model Hospital in Bengaluru.
The bodies were recovered by the housekeeping staff, who later informed the authorities.
The families of the victims, who were earlier told that the bodies were cremated, are stunned at the turn of events. They were informed by the police about the bodies still being in the mortuary.
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Due to negligence, the hospital authorities have now come under fire and an investigation has been launched.
The bodies will be handed over to the families once the postmortem formalities are completed.

Dead 15 months ago, bodies of two Covid-19 victims found at Bengaluru hospital mortuary

Two ‘forgotten’ bodies of covid-19 patients found in ESI mortuary in Bengaluru after 15 months.

Decomposed covid-19 bodies found after 15 months 

Decomposed bodies of two Covid-19 patients, who died due to the virus during the first wave in 2020, were found in the mortuary of ESIC Model Hospital in Bengaluru.
The bodies were recovered by the housekeeping staff, who later informed the authorities.
The families of the victims, who were earlier told that the bodies were cremated, are stunned at the turn of events. They were informed by the police about the bodies still being in the mortuary.
Due to negligence, the hospital authorities have now come under fire and an investigation has been launched.
The bodies will be handed over to the families once the postmortem formalities are completed.

The bodies will be handed over to the families once the postmortem formalities are completed.

Decomposed bodies of two Covid-19 patients, who died due to the virus during the first wave in 2020, were found in the mortuary of ESIC Model Hospital in Bengaluru.
The bodies were recovered by the housekeeping staff, who later informed the authorities.
The families of the victims, who were earlier told that the bodies were cremated, are stunned at the turn of events. They were informed by the police about the bodies still being in the mortuary.
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Due to negligence, the hospital authorities have now come under fire and an investigation has been launched.
The bodies will be handed over to the families once the postmortem formalities are completed.

A portion of Kolaghat bridge, located on Delhi-Shahjahanpur Highway collapsed on Sunday night. The incident took place late at night, not many casualties were reported. 
A car that was passing on the bridge as it collapsed was stuck in the middle. Passengers of the car escaped with minor injuries. 
On Monday morning, traffic was still disrupted on the highway due to the incident. 

Part of Kolaghat bridge in UP's Shahajahanpur collapses, disrupts traffic

Part of the Kolaghat bridge in UP's Shahjahanpur district collapsed on Sunday night

A portion of Kolaghat&nbsp;bridge, located on Delhi-Shahjahanpur&nbsp;Highway collapsed on Sunday night. The incident took place late at night, some passengers in a car were injured.&nbsp;
A car that was passing on the bridge as it collapsed was stuck in the middle. Passengers of the car escaped with minor injuries.&nbsp;
On Monday morning, traffic was still disrupted on the highway due to the incident.&nbsp;

Part of the Kolaghat&nbsp;bridge in UP's&nbsp;Shahjahanpur district collapsed on Sunday night

A portion of Kolaghat&nbsp;bridge, located on Delhi-Shahjahanpur&nbsp;Highway collapsed on Sunday night. The incident took place late at night, some passengers in a car were injured.&nbsp;
A car that was passing on the bridge as it collapsed was stuck in the middle. Passengers of the car escaped with minor injuries.&nbsp;
On Monday morning, traffic was still disrupted on the highway due to the incident.&nbsp;
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Schools and colleges in Delhi reopened on Monday after remaining closed for two weeks due to hazardous air quality levels in the national capital...

Delhi Air Pollution: Schools & colleges reopen after 2 weeks, air quality remains 'very poor' 

Schools and colleges in Delhi reopened on Monday after remaining closed for two weeks due to hazardous air quality levels in the national capital.



Delhi air pollution: Schools, colleges reopen after two weeks

Delhi air pollution: Schools, colleges reopen after two weeks
Delhi govt reopens schools and colleges as air quality improves slightly
Schools were closed after SC expressed concern over air quality
Air Quality still in very poor zone, likely to tank further from Dec 1

Delhi Air Pollution:&nbsp;Schools and colleges reopened on Monday after remaining closed for two weeks due to hazardous air quality levels

Schools and colleges in Delhi reopened on Monday after remaining closed for two weeks due to hazardous air quality levels in the national capital.
The Delhi government decided to reopen educational institutions after the air quality levels in the city showed improvement last week.
The decision to halt physical classes came after the Supreme Court expressed concerns over high pollution levels and exposing school-going children to dangerous conditions. The top court had suggested a two-day lockdown as an immediate measure to the Centre to help in tackling air pollution.
Meanwhile, the overall air quality still remained in the &lsquo;very poor&rsquo; category in Delhi with an AQI of 350 plus. While a slight improvement in pollution levels is likely on Monday and Tuesday due to increase in wind speed, the air quality is likely to tank further from December 1 as wind speed and temperature are likely to decrease.

BJP has registered a thumping victory in the Tripura municipal elections after winning in all 14 urban bodies. It has won 329 seats out of the 334 seats across the 14 urban bodies.
Out of the 334 seats, BJP won 112 uncontested and 222 seats went to polls - the BJP won 217 of those seats. 
TMC and CPI(M) one a seat each. 
BJP President JP Nadda thanked and congratulated the people of Tripura for the victory, and said it shows people's trust in governance of Prime Minister Modi. 
TMC general secretary Abhishek meanwhile tweeted given TMC started working in Tripura just a few months before the local elections, the results are exceptional.
He wrote that it is exceptional for a party beginning with negligible presence to successfully contest municipal elections and emerge as the principal opposition in the state with more than 20% vote share

BJP wins big in Tripura, bags 329 out of 334 seats in municipal elections

BJP has registered a thumping victory in the Tripura municipal elections after winning in all 14 urban bodies.

BJP&nbsp;wins all 14 urban local bodies in Tripura&nbsp;municipal polls Out of 334 deats,&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;won 112 seats uncontested
222 seats in civic bodies went to polls, BJP&nbsp;won 217 TMC and BJP&nbsp;won one seat each in Tripura&nbsp;municipal polls

Out of the 334 seats, BJP&nbsp;won 112 uncontested and 222 seats went to polls - the BJP&nbsp;won 217 of those seats.&nbsp;

BJP has registered a thumping victory in the Tripura&nbsp;municipal elections after winning in all 14 urban bodies. It has won&nbsp;329 seats out of the 334 seats across the 14 urban bodies.
Out of the 334 seats, BJP&nbsp;won 112 uncontested and 222 seats went to polls - the BJP&nbsp;won 217 of those seats.&nbsp;
TMC&nbsp;and CPI(M) won one seat each.&nbsp;
BJP&nbsp;President JP Nadda&nbsp;thanked and congratulated the people of Tripura&nbsp;for the victory, and said it shows people's trust in governance of Prime Minister Modi.&nbsp;
TMC&nbsp;general secretary Abhishek&nbsp;Banerjee meanwhile tweeted that given TMC&nbsp;started working in Tripura&nbsp;just a few months before the local elections, the results are exceptional.
He wrote that it is exceptional for a party beginning with negligible presence to successfully contest municipal elections and emerge as the principal opposition&nbsp;in the state with more than 20% vote share

Majority of areas in Chennai continued to receive heavy rains throughout Saturday night till Sunday morning leaving many places flooded. This prompted authorities to issue directives to evacuate residents of low-lying areas. 
Around 3,000 people were shifted to relief centres. Flood-like situations like these have become a serious cause of concern for the locals as they fear snakes could enter their waterlogged houses.
Twitter users posted pictures and videos of inundated areas as reports of sewage water flowing on roads and into homes also came in.
Reservoirs and lakes are filled to capacity and people worry heavy rainfall could worsen the situation.
“Reduction in rains in Chennai likely compared to previous 2 days and lets see how clouds form later tonight. Vortex may likely form in Gulf of Mannar and heavy rains chance exist for South TN,” Pradeep John, an independent weather blogger, said in a tweet.
According to data, Chennai has recorded 1000mm of rain in a month for the fourth time for any month and the third time in November in 200 years.
 

Heavy rains continue to lash Chennai, IMD says intensity to reduce from Sunday 

Several areas in Chennai continued to receive rain on Sunday leaving many areas flooded; intensity to reduce, predict weather experts 

Heavy rains continue to lash Chennai, intensity to reduce from Sunday predict weather experts

Majority of areas in Chennai continued to receive heavy rains throughout Saturday night till Sunday morning leaving many places flooded. This prompted authorities to issue directives to evacuate residents of low-lying areas.&nbsp;
Around 3,000 people were shifted to relief centres.
Twitter users posted pictures and videos of inundated areas as reports of sewage water flowing on roads and into homes also came in.
Reservoirs and lakes are filled to capacity and residents worry heavy rainfall could worsen the situation.
Pradeep John, an independent weather blogger,&nbsp;predicted that a reduction in rains in Chennai is likely as compared to the last 2 days.&nbsp;
According to data, Chennai has recorded 1000mm of rain in a month for the fourth time for any month and the third time in November in 200 years.

Several areas in Chennai continued to receive rain on Sunday leaving many areas flooded; intensity to reduce, predict weather experts&nbsp;

Majority of areas in Chennai continued to receive heavy rains throughout Saturday night till Sunday morning leaving many places flooded. This prompted authorities to issue directives to evacuate residents of low-lying areas.&nbsp;
Around 3,000 people were shifted to relief centres.&nbsp;Flood-like situations like these have become a serious cause of concern for the locals as they fear snakes could enter their waterlogged houses.
Twitter users posted pictures and videos of inundated areas as reports of sewage water flowing on roads and into homes also came in.
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Reservoirs and lakes are filled to capacity and residents worry heavy rainfall could worsen the situation.
&ldquo;Reduction in rains in Chennai likely compared to previous 2 days and lets see how clouds form later tonight. Vortex may likely form in Gulf of Mannar and heavy rains chance exist for South TN,&rdquo; Pradeep John, an independent weather blogger, said in a tweet.
According to data, Chennai has recorded 1000mm of rain in a month for the fourth time for any month and the third time in November in 200 years.
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Freshers' party in Karnataka turns into 'super-spreader' over 280 infected with Covid

Karnataka Medical College turns into a super-spreader, over 280 infected. Health authorities order genome sequencing to check for new variant. 

Covid concerns rise, 280 infected at a party in Karnataka

Around 281 individuals, who either attended the party or were infected via people who did, have so far tested positive for Covid-19.

Worries of a super-spreader in Karnataka&nbsp;as over&nbsp;280 people have got infected with Covid-19&nbsp;ironically from a medical college party.&nbsp; The freshers' party, held 10 days ago at the SDM Medical College in Dharwar city &ndash; about 450km from Bengaluru&nbsp;has led to 281 people at least being infected with the covid&nbsp;virus.&nbsp;Most of the people infected at the SDM College of Medical Sciences in Dharwad were fully vaccinated against coronavirus, officials said.&nbsp; The samples of those infected with coronavirus have been sent for genome sequencing to check if there's a new variant behind the fresh outbreak.&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/61-covid-cases-on-south-africa-flight-dutch-authorities-check-for-omicron-variant-1638072432907">61 covid cases on South Africa flight, Dutch authorities check for omicron variant</a>

With the AQI in the 'very severe category' for nearly two weeks, the Central Pollution Control Board stated that this has been the worst level of pollution in November on record for the National Capital Region. Delhi, has not seen a single day of moderate air quality in November this year.As per data from the pollution board the average air quality index again rose to severe levels (402) for the 11th day this compares to nine severe days last year and seven in 2019. While in 2018 the air quality remained severe for 5 consecutive days.Delhi's air quality index (AQI) is expected to improve from November 29 onwards due to high wind speed.

Delhi Choking: Records highest pollution days in November with AQI severe for 11 days

Delhi Choking: Records highest pollution days in November with AQI in severe category for 11 days

Delhi continues to choke

Delhi breathing 'severe' category air since two weeks
Delhi: not a single day of 'moderate' air quality in November
Delhi's AQI&nbsp;expected to improve from November 29
&nbsp;

As per data from the pollution board the average air quality index again rose to severe levels (402) for the 11th day in Delhi

With the AQI in the 'severe category' for nearly two weeks, the Central Pollution Control Board stated that this has been&nbsp;the worst level of pollution in November on record for the National Capital Region.&nbsp;Delhi, has not seen a single day of moderate air quality in November this year. As per data from the pollution board the average air quality index again rose to severe levels (402) for the 11th day this compares to nine severe days last year and seven in 2019. While in 2018 the air quality remained severe for 5 consecutive days. Delhi's air quality index (AQI) is expected to improve from November 29 onwards due to high wind speed.
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Rain gods continue to show their wrath in down South. Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said.
Rescue operations were underway in Kanchipuram and Chinglepet with two teams of NDRF being deployed in both regions.
Also watch | Andhra Pradesh rains: at least 17 killed, over a 100 people missing
Further, India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu. The IMD has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall for Saturday. 
Incessant rains in the state lead to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.

Heavy rains kill 8 in Tamil Nadu, schools and colleges shut in 23 districts

8 people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu. Govt has announced closure of schools and colleges in 23 districts. 


Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said as rain gods continue to show their wrath on southern India.&nbsp;
Incessant rains in the state led to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.
Rescue operations are underway with one NDRF&nbsp;team deployed&nbsp;Kanchipuram and two deployed in&nbsp;Chinglepet.&nbsp;
India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;and&nbsp;has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
It has also warned fishermen against going out into the sea and predicted 'wind speeds of 40-5 kms per hour gusting to 60 kms&nbsp;per hour'
&nbsp;

Rescue operations were underway in Kanchipuram and Chinglepet with two teams of NDRF being deployed in both regions.

Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said as rain gods continue to show their wrath on southern India.&nbsp;
Incessant rains in the state led to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.
Rescue operations are underway with one NDRF&nbsp;team deployed&nbsp;Kanchipuram and two deployed in&nbsp;Chinglepet.&nbsp;
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India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;and&nbsp;has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
It has also warned fishermen against going out into the sea and predicted 'wind speeds of 40-5 kms per hour gusting to 60 kms&nbsp;per hour'
&nbsp;

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA Asif Khan in Delhi's Okhla caning and abusing staff of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) for reportedly removing hoardings and posters put up by him has gone viral. 
The video of the incident, purportedly shows Khan beating four men with a stick and directing them to hold their ears while doing squats, surfaced on Friday. 
Khan told PTI he had noticed that for quite some time that hoardings put up by him in the area were swiftly removed while those of a local AAP MLA and municipal corporations remained untouched.
Reacting to the incident, police on Friday said they will be registering an FIR in the matter.
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However, Khan said he had no knowledge that they were SDMC staff.
"I don't know who they were. I have also received no call or a message from the SDMC about the incident," he said.
A senior SDMC official who wished to remain anonymous said that the people being subjected to "disrespect" belong to the civic body.
The remunerative projects cell of the municipal corporation is responsible for removing unauthorised advertisement materials and encroachments.
 

On video: former Congress MLA canes, abuses SDMC staff over removal of hoardings 

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA Asif Khan caning and abusing South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) staff has gone viral

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA&nbsp;Asif&nbsp;Khan in Delhi's Okhla&nbsp;caning and abusing staff of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation for reportedly removing hoardings and posters put up by him has gone viral.&nbsp;
The video of the incident, purportedly shows Khan beating four men with a stick and directing them to hold their ears while doing squats, surfaced on Friday.&nbsp;
Khan told PTI he had noticed that for quite some time that hoardings put up by him in the area were swiftly removed while those of a local AAP MLA and municipal corporations remained untouched.
Reacting to the incident, police on Friday said they will be registering an FIR in the matter.
However, Khan said he had no knowledge that they were SDMC staff.
The remunerative projects cell of the municipal corporation is responsible for removing unauthorised advertisement materials and encroachments.
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A video allegedly showing former Congress&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;Asif&nbsp;Khan&nbsp;caning and abusing South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) staff has gone viral

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA&nbsp;Asif&nbsp;Khan in Delhi's Okhla&nbsp;caning and abusing staff of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) for reportedly removing hoardings and posters put up by him has gone viral.&nbsp;
The video of the incident, purportedly shows Khan beating four men with a stick and directing them to hold their ears while doing squats, surfaced on Friday.&nbsp;
Khan told PTI he had noticed that for quite some time that hoardings put up by him in the area were swiftly removed while those of a local AAP MLA and municipal corporations remained untouched.
Reacting to the incident, police said they will be registering an FIR in the matter.
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However, Khan said he had no knowledge that they were SDMC staff.
"I don't know who they were. I have also received no call or a message from the SDMC about the incident," he said.
A senior SDMC official who wished to remain anonymous&nbsp;said that the people being subjected to "disrespect" belong to the civic body.
The remunerative projects cell of the municipal corporation is responsible for removing unauthorised advertisement materials and encroachments.
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The Uttarakhand High Court has told a company run by Ramdev to share a percentage of its profits with local farmers and communities. The court upheld fair and equitable benefit-sharing under the Biological Diversity Act, saying if biological resources are the main raw materials for the manufacture of ayurvedic products, then profit should be shared with farmers who grow them.

The Uttarakhand High Court has told a company run by Ramdev to share a percentage of its profits with local farmers and communities. The court upheld fair and equitable benefit-sharing under the Biological Diversity Act, saying if biological resources are the main raw materials for the manufacture of ayurvedic products, then profit should be shared with farmers who grow them.

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A man killed a stray dog after it bit his son in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place about a month back in Simariatal village, while a video of the animal killing surfaced on social media on Sunday, following which an animal activist filed a police complaint, Dehat police station in-charge Anand Kumar said.
In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg.
An activist of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) demanded action from Gwalior police. Superintendent of Police Amit Sanghi said a first information report, or FIR, has been filed against the man following the complaint.
"According to villagers, Sagar Vishwas was angry as the dog had attacked his son and bitten off flesh of the boy's jaw. The dog had also bitten at least five others in the village," Kumar said. A notice will be issued to him to appear before a court, he said.
Based on a complaint by an NGO People for Animals (PFA) activist Chhaya Tomar, police filed the FIR against the man under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
PETA activist Meet Ashar and PFA's Priyanshu Jain said the incident was caught on a video that went viral on social media platforms.

Madhya Pradesh: Man chops dog's leg, kills it for biting his son, case filed

MP: A man chopped off a dog's leg and killed it after the animal attacked his son, case filed

Gwalior: Man cuts dog's leg for biting his son, kills it

A man killed a stray dog after it bit his son in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place about a month back in Simariatal village, while a video of the animal killing surfaced on social media on Sunday, following which an animal activist filed a police complaint, Dehat police station in-charge Anand Kumar said.
In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg.
Police said that the accused was angry as the dog had attacked his son and bitten off flesh of the boy's jaw. The dog had also bitten at least five others in the village, according to the locals.
Police have filed an FIR against the man under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, on the&nbsp;basis of complaint by animal rights activists.

In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg

A man killed a stray dog after it bit his son in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place about a month back in Simariatal village, while a video of the animal killing surfaced on social media on Sunday, following which an animal activist filed a police complaint, Dehat police station in-charge Anand Kumar said.
In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg.
An activist of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) demanded action from Gwalior police. Superintendent of Police Amit Sanghi said a first information report, or FIR, has been filed against the man following the complaint.
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"According to villagers, Sagar Vishwas was angry as the dog had attacked his son and bitten off flesh of the boy's jaw. The dog had also bitten at least five others in the village," Kumar said. A notice will be issued to him to appear before a court, he said.
Based on a complaint by an NGO People for Animals (PFA) activist Chhaya Tomar, police filed the FIR against the man under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
PETA activist Meet Ashar and PFA's Priyanshu Jain said the incident was caught on a video that went viral on social media platforms.

A hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district is in the eye of a storm, literally.
At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp held at he hospital recently. The shocking incident happened at Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital, an established eye centre in the district.
The district administration has set up a team to look into the matter.
“I have asked the management of the hospital to provide me with a complete list of the patients who underwent surgery at the camp”, Muzaffarpur civil surgeon Vinay Kumar Sharma said, adding that so far eyes of at least 15 patients were eviscerated after they developed post-surgical complications.
Reports said that 65 people were operated at the eye camp held on November 22. Of these, some complained of symptoms. 
Officials claimed that the cataract surgery was performed by a competent surgeon but were tight-lipped when asked about hygiene at the camp and the number of operations that each doctor performed on that day.
Unconfirmed reports put the number of operations at about 250 and the affected patients are poor villagers from within the district as well as adjoining ones.

Bihar shocker: 15 lose eyesight after botched up cataract surgery at free camp

Shocker from Bihar: At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp 

Bihar: 15 lose vision after cataract surgery in Muzaffarpur

A hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district is in the eye of a storm, literally.
At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp held at the hospital recently. The shocking incident happened at Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital, an established eye centre in the district.
The district administration has set up a team to look into the matter.
Reports said that 65 people were operated at the eye camp held on November 22. Of these, some complained of infection. Officials said that so far eyes of at least 15 patients were eviscerated after they developed post-surgical complications.
Unconfirmed reports put the number of operations at about 250 and the affected patients are poor villagers from within the district as well as adjoining ones.

Muzaffarpur&nbsp;shocker: Reprts say that 65 people were operated for cataract at a free camp at the&nbsp;Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital&nbsp;

A hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district is in the eye of a storm, literally.
At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp held at he hospital recently. The shocking incident happened at Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital, an established eye centre in the district.
The district administration has set up a team to look into the matter.
&ldquo;I have asked the management of the hospital to provide me with a complete list of the patients who underwent surgery at the camp&rdquo;, Muzaffarpur civil surgeon Vinay Kumar Sharma said, adding that so far eyes of at least 15 patients were eviscerated after they developed post-surgical complications.
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Reports said that 65 people were operated at the eye camp held on November 22. Of these, some complained of symptoms.&nbsp;
Officials claimed that the cataract surgery was performed by a competent surgeon but were tight-lipped when asked about hygiene at the camp and the number of operations that each doctor performed on that day.
Unconfirmed reports put the number of operations at about 250 and the affected patients are poor villagers from within the district as well as adjoining ones.

Better late than never, heaving a sigh of relief fuel consumers of Delhi got a present from CM Kejriwal on the first day of December as the state govt decided to finally cut VAT on petrol by Rs 8/litre. This reduction though a relief has been long awaited since the excise cut by the central govt. The downward revision on taxes however is still short compared to the Rs 12 cut done by neighbours Haryana & Uttar Pradesh. The Centre had announced a reduction of Rs 5 per litre in the excise duty on petrol and a Rs 10 per litre on diesel in the first week of November, after fuel prices touched a record high. Since then, opposition parties in Delhi have been urging the state government to cut VAT on petrol at their end as well.Even the Delhi Petrol dealers association had written a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asking to cut taxes as fuel in Delhi had become expensive by more than ₹9 in petrol than neighbouring states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.Since 2014, the VAT on fuel has increased six times in the national capital. The last time, Delhi government hiked the VAT was on July 31, 2020 on both the fuel products.

Delhi Petrol Price | Petrol gets cheaper: Delhi Government finally cuts VAT tax on fuel 

Delhi Govt finally gives in and cuts VAT on Petrol almost a month after the excise cut by the Central Govt. 

Petrol finally gets cheaper in Delhi

Over the past month fuel in Delhi has become&nbsp;expensive by more than&nbsp;₹9 in petrol than neighbouring states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh

Better late than never, heaving a sigh of relief fuel consumers of Delhi got a present from CM Kejriwal&nbsp;on the first day of December as the state govt decided to finally cut VAT on petrol by Rs 8/litre.
This reduction though a relief has been long awaited since the excise cut by the central govt. The downward revision on taxes however is still short compared to the Rs 12 cut done by neighbours Haryana&nbsp;&amp; Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh.&nbsp; The Centre had announced a reduction of Rs 5 per litre in the excise duty on petrol and a Rs 10 per litre on diesel in the first week of November, after fuel prices touched a record high.&nbsp;Since then, opposition parties in Delhi have been urging the state government to cut VAT on petrol at their end as well. Even the&nbsp;Delhi Petrol dealers association had written a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asking to cut taxes as fuel in Delhi had become expensive by more than&nbsp;₹9 in petrol than neighbouring states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Since 2014, the VAT on fuel has increased six times in the national capital. The last time, Delhi government hiked the VAT was on July 31, 2020 on both the fuel products.

Let us tell you a story from&nbsp;Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat.&nbsp;
A goat who ran away with some papers from a panchayat office in Kanpur's&nbsp;Chaubepur.&nbsp;
A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;
The official can also be heard saying 'arre&nbsp;yaar&nbsp;dede' (please give it back)&nbsp;in an attempt to convince the goat to give back the papers.&nbsp;
The panchayat&nbsp;official did manage to get the documents back but the goat had eaten some of it for snack by then.&nbsp;
Later Kanpur&nbsp;BDO&nbsp;issued a clarification saying that they were not official documents, the goat had only run away with some scraps of paper.&nbsp;

Watch: when a goat made a panchayat official run behind him in Kanpur

Let us tell you a story Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat. 

Let us tell you a story Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat.&nbsp;
A goat who ran away with some papers from a panchayat office in Kanpur's&nbsp;Chaubepur.&nbsp;
A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;
The panchayat&nbsp;official did manage to get the documents back but the goat had eaten some of it for snack by then.&nbsp;
Later Kanpur&nbsp;BDO&nbsp;issued a clarification saying that they were not official documents, the goat had only run away with some scraps of paper.&nbsp;

A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;

Let us tell you a story from&nbsp;Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh's Kanpur. Story about a goat.&nbsp;
A goat who ran away with some papers from a panchayat office in Kanpur's&nbsp;Chaubepur.&nbsp;
A video of the goat scampering away with the papers in its mouth and what could only be a very worried panchayat&nbsp;official running behind it has now gone viral.&nbsp;
The official can also be heard saying 'arre&nbsp;yaar&nbsp;dede' (please give it back)&nbsp;in an attempt to convince the goat to give back the papers.&nbsp;
The panchayat&nbsp;official did manage to get the documents back but the goat had eaten some of it for snack by then.&nbsp;
Later Kanpur&nbsp;BDO&nbsp;issued a clarification saying that they were not official documents, the goat had only run away with some scraps of paper.&nbsp;

One day after the Supreme Court's strong worded directions on taking measures to control pollution in Delhi, the Centre on Friday said it has set up a five-member 'enforcement task force' to ensure that air pollution is brought under control. 
In an affidavit filed before the top court, the government informed that the five-member task force “will exercise powers of taking punitive and preventive measures against the non-compliant/defaulting persons/entities”.
The affidavit stated that industrial units in NCR which are not running on PNG or cleaner fuels shall be allowed to operate for only upto 8 hours a day during weekdays and remain shut during weekends.
Also, only 5 out of the 11 thermal power plants situated within 300 km of Delhi will remain operational till December 15, 202 at least. 
The Centre also said that all schools and colleges in NCR shall remain closed till further orders. Entry of trucks, except those running on CNG or electric power and carrying essential commodities, have also been banned.
Earlier, the inspections were carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board and the pollution control board of the respective state governments.
On Friday, the Supreme Court will continue hearing a plea on rising air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region.

Day after Supreme Court's stern warning, Centre comes up with 'task force' to check pollution in Delhi 

An 'Enforcement Task Force' to take steps to curb the rising air pollution levels has been set up, the Centre informed the Supreme Court

Delhi Pollution: Day after Supreme Court's stern warning, Centre comes up with 'task force'

A day after the Supreme Court's strong worded directions on taking measures to control pollution in Delhi, the Centre on Friday said it has set up a five-member 'enforcement task force' to ensure that air pollution is brought under control.&nbsp;
In an affidavit filed before the top court, the government informed that the five-member task force &ldquo;will exercise powers of taking punitive and preventive measures against the non-compliant/defaulting persons/entities&rdquo;.
The affidavit stated that industrial units in NCR which are not running on PNG or cleaner fuels shall be allowed to operate for only upto 8 hours a day during weekdays and remain shut during weekends.
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Also, only 5 out of the 11 thermal power plants situated within 300 km of Delhi will remain operational till December 15, 202 at least.&nbsp;
The Centre also said that all schools and colleges in NCR shall remain closed till further orders. Entry of trucks, except those running on CNG or electric power and carrying essential commodities, has also been banned.
Earlier, the inspections were carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board and the pollution control board of the respective state governments.

Air Pollution: An 'Enforcement Task Force' to take steps to curb the rising air pollution levels has been set up, the Centre said on Friday&nbsp;

A day after the Supreme Court's strong worded directions on taking measures to control pollution in Delhi, the Centre on Friday said it has set up a five-member 'enforcement task force' to ensure that air pollution is brought under control.&nbsp;
In an affidavit filed before the top court, the government informed that the five-member task force &ldquo;will exercise powers of taking punitive and preventive measures against the non-compliant/defaulting persons/entities&rdquo;.
The affidavit stated that industrial units in NCR which are not running on PNG or cleaner fuels shall be allowed to operate for only upto 8 hours a day during weekdays and remain shut during weekends.
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Also, only 5 out of the 11 thermal power plants situated within 300 km of Delhi will remain operational till December 15, 202 at least.&nbsp;
The Centre also said that all schools and colleges in NCR shall remain closed till further orders. Entry of trucks, except those running on CNG or electric power and carrying essential commodities, has also been banned.
Earlier, the inspections were carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board and the pollution control board of the respective state governments.

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