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Meanwhile, dismissing the Congress' claims, the ruling BJP said it was a "technical fault", NDTV reported quoting sources as saying.

Congress claims 'audio muted for 20 mins' during Opposition protest in LS; govt says 'technical fault'

Meanwhile, dismissing the Congress' claims, the ruling BJP said it was a "technical fault", NDTV reported quoting sources as saying.

As the uproar over Rahul Gandhi's 'democracy under attack' remark grew shortly after the proceedings inside the Parliament began on Friday, Congress alleged that audio in the house was muted to silence protesting MPs voices.&nbsp;
Backing the claim, the Congress shared a clip on Twitter, which showed opposition MPs protesting near the Speaker's chair. However, the audio went missing after a few seconds. The audio was muted for almost 20 minutes and only came back when the Speaker spoke, the NDTV report said.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, dismissing the Congress' claims, the ruling BJP said it was a "technical fault", NDTV reported quoting sources as saying.&nbsp;
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Kiren Rijiju: few retired judges 'part of the anti-India gang' trying to turn judiciary against govt

He again criticised the collegium system to appoint judges, saying it is a result of the "misadventure" of the Congress party.

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday claimed that a few retired judges and some activists who are "part of the anti-India gang" are trying to make the Indian judiciary play the role of the opposition party.
He again criticised the collegium system to appoint judges, saying it is a result of the "misadventure" of the Congress party.
The minister was speaking at the India Today Conclave, where Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud later defended the Collegium system, saying "not every system is perfect but this is the best system we have developed" and the "object was to protect the independence of the judiciary, which is a cardinal value".
Rijiju also hit out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in London on democracy in India, saying the person who speaks the most says he is not allowed to speak.
"Anti-India forces in India and outside India, they use the same language - democracy is in danger, human rights are non-existent in India. What this anti-India gang says, the same language is used by Rahul Gandhi," the minister alleged.

H3N2 Influenza seasonal, rise in cases normal, say govt sources

 


The ICMR last week issued an advisory with dos and don't during sickness. IMA too has warned against the use of antibiotics.&nbsp;
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Amid the growing scare over spread of H3N2, the subtype of influenza A virus, due to which 6 people have died in the country, is seasonal, India Today report said, quoting govt sources.
The report added that the rise in the cases recently is normal. Earlier the govt had assured that the cases will fall by March end.
The ICMR last week issued an advisory with dos and don't during sickness. IMA too has warned against use of antibiotics.&nbsp;
Notably, the H3N2 Influenza has covid-like symptoms that include cough, fever, chills, sore throat, runny nose among others.&nbsp;
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The symptoms of H3N2 are fever, coughing, chills, sore throat, runny nose, among others.
India has so far recorded six deaths due to respiratory viral infection. The symptoms of H3N2 are fever, coughing, chills, sore throat, runny nose, among others.

Haryana dress code in govt hospitals: Funky hairstyles, makeup, long nails, skirts by staff to attract action

Haryana drafts dress code for govt hospitals to give a 'professional touch'

Vij said jeans of any colour, denim skirts and denim dresses are not considered professional dresses and, therefore, will not be permitted.

&ldquo;Funky hairstyles, heavy jewellery, makeup and long nails" by the staff in hospitals will not be &ldquo;unacceptable&rdquo;, the Haryana government has said as it prepares a &ldquo;well-followed&rdquo; dress code policy for healthcare professionals in the state.
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&ldquo;A well-followed dress code policy in a hospital not only gives an employee his professional image but also presents an elegant image of an organisation among the public," Vij said on Friday.
All hospital staff working in clinical (medics and paramedics), cleanliness and sanitation, security, transport, technical, kitchen, field, etc should be in proper uniform during working hours, he said.
"Funky hairstyles, heavy jewellery, accessories, makeup, long nails during working hours are unacceptable, especially in the healthcare centres,&rdquo; Vij said.
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Black pants with a white shirt along with a name tag shall be worn by trainees, except for the nursing cadre, he added.
&ldquo;Men's hair should be no longer than collar length and should not interfere with the patient's care,&rdquo; he said.
"Unusual hairstyles and unconventional haircuts are not permitted. Nails must be clean, trimmed and well-manicured," he stressed.
Vij said jeans of any colour, denim skirts and denim dresses are not considered professional dresses and, therefore, will not be permitted.

U'khand HC asks govt to ban construction work in Joshimath

U'khand HC asks govt to ban construction work in Joshimath | Land sinking

During the hearing, counsel on behalf of the state government and National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC) said that the government is very serious about this

A Uttarakhand High Court on Thursday asked the state government to strictly implement the ban on construction in Joshimath. Hearing a PIL on the crisis, a division bench of Chief Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Alok Kumar Verma directed the government to form a committee of independent experts to look into the matter.
The court has directed the state government that the committee must include Disaster Management Authority CEO Piyush Rautela and MPS Bisht in it. The committee will present its report in a sealed envelope before the court within two months, the court has instructed.
During the hearing, counsel on behalf of the state government and National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC) said that the government is very serious about this matter.
"All construction work has been stopped in Joshimath and possible help is being given to the affected. The government is taking the help of Wadia Institute experts regarding landslides," the counsel added.
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A number of senior government officials, including those from the ministries of defence and external affairs, were targeted in a phishing campaign earlier this month, the Hindustan Times has reported. The attackers used compromised government domain email accounts to launch their hacking attempts, the report said. The National Informatics Centre issued an alert soon after the attack, although it isn&rsquo;t clear at this time whether any of the targeted computers were compromised. The targets were senior officials from at least three internal government mailing lists, the report added.

Phishing attack targets Indian govt officials, says report

A number of senior government officials, including those from the ministries of defence and external affairs, were targeted in a phishing attack earlier this month, says report

Phishing attack targets Indian govt officials: report 

A number of senior government officials, including those from the ministries of defence and external affairs, were targeted in a phishing campaign earlier this month, the Hindustan Times has reported. The attackers used compromised government domain email accounts to launch their hacking attempts, the report said. The National Informatics Centre issued an alert soon after the attack, although it isn&rsquo;t clear at this time whether any of the targeted computers were compromised. The targets were senior officials from at least three internal government mailing lists, the report added.

With the new strain of coronavirus spreading fast in the United Kingdom, India issued a new set of guidelines for incoming passengers and those who have travelled from Britain in last one month. SOPs include RT-PCR test on arrival, institutional quarantine if Covid positive, home-quarantine if negative and complete record of travel history. Watch this video as Vikram Chandra tells you all you need to know about the latest SOP from the government.
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Govt's new SOP for UK passengers: All you need to know!

Govt issues new guidelines for incoming passengers from United Kingdom. Here is all you need to know about the SOP and the new strain of the novel Coronavirus.
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With the new strain of coronavirus spreading fast in the United Kingdom, India issued a new set of guidelines for incoming passengers and those who have travelled from Britain in last one month. SOPs include RT-PCR test on arrival, institutional quarantine if Covid positive, home-quarantine if negative and complete record of travel history. Watch this video as Vikram Chandra tells you all you need to know about the latest SOP from the government.
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Govt to identify 30 crore priority beneficiaries for Covid vaccine

The Centre has planned a special immunisation programme for Covid-19 vaccine under which it will directly procure the doses and make it available to priority groups free of cost, news agency PTI&nbsp;reported quoting sources.&nbsp;The Centre, with the help of state and union territory governments, has started the process of identifying around 30 crore priority beneficiaries who would be given vaccine dose in the initial phase, the report said.&nbsp;The government has demarcated four categories of people for vaccination in the initial phase -- around one crore healthcare professionals including doctors, MBBS students, nurses and ASHA workers, etc.; around two crore frontline workers including municipal corporation workers, personnel of the police and armed forces; about 26 crore people aged above 50; and a special group of those below 50 years of age with co-morbidities and requiring specialised care, PTI&nbsp;reported.&nbsp;
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The Centre has planned a special immunisation programme for the&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccine under which it will directly procure the doses and make it available to priority groups free of cost, news agency PTI&nbsp;reported quoting sources.&nbsp;
The Centre, with the help of state and union territory governments, has started the process of identifying around 30 crore priority beneficiaries who would be given vaccine dose in the initial phase, the report said.&nbsp;
The government has demarcated four categories of people for vaccination in the initial phase -- around one crore healthcare professionals including doctors, MBBS students, nurses and ASHA workers, etc.; around two crore frontline workers including municipal corporation workers, personnel of the police and armed forces; about 26 crore people aged above 50; and a special group of those below 50 years of age with co-morbidities and requiring specialised care, PTI&nbsp;reported.&nbsp;

Leh location shown in China: Govt warns Twitter

The government has warned Twitter over its location settings showing Leh in China. IT ministry has asked Twitter to respect sensitivities of Indian citizens

The government has warned Twitter over its location settings showing Leh in China. Electronics &amp; IT Ministry Secretary, in his letter, has asked Twitter to respect sensitivities of Indian citizens. It states that any attempt by Twitter to disrespect sovereignty and integrity of India, which is also reflected by the maps, is totally unacceptable and also unlawful. Earlier, the geo-location of Leh, which is the largest town in the union territory of Ladakh, was shown on Twitter as part of China.

Early Diwali: Govt to disburse ₹3,737 cr bonus to 30 lakh employees

The government on Wednesday announced it has approved ₹3,737 crore&nbsp;worth&nbsp;bonus for 2019-2020. More than 30 lakh non-gazetted employees will be benefited from the bonus announcement,&nbsp;Union Minister Prakash Javadekar&nbsp;said.&nbsp;The bonus will be given in a single installment, through Direct Benefit Transfer, before Vijayadashami, he added.

The government on Wednesday announced that it has approved ₹3,737 crore&nbsp;worth&nbsp;bonus for 2019-2020. More than 30 lakh non-gazetted employees will benefit from the bonus announcement,&nbsp;Union Minister Prakash Javadekar&nbsp;said. The minister said the&nbsp;bonus will be given in a single installment, through Direct Benefit Transfer, before Vijayadashami.

Govt data: Farm fires adding 22% to Delhi’s PM 2.5 load

Farm fires contributing&nbsp;22% to Delhi's PM 2.5 load, AQI&nbsp;continues to be in 'poor' category

Delhi's AQI&nbsp;continues to be in 'poor' quality
Stubble burning adding 22% to PM2.5 load
AQI&nbsp;recorded at 287 on Saturday in Delhi
IMD: Stubble fumes from other states dense
GRAP&nbsp;implemented in Delhi from October 15
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Delhi&rsquo;s air quality index (AQI) remained in the &ldquo;poor&rdquo; category, with stubble burning adding to the city&rsquo;s PM 2.5 load, which doubled to 22% on Saturday from 11% on Friday, according to data from the govt. Delhi&rsquo;s AQI on Saturday was recorded at 287 in the poor category, according to CPCB&rsquo;s 4pm bulletin, with PM10 being the prime pollutant. The Met Dept added that though wind speed was around 12 kmph during the day, pollution levels remained poor because of stubble fumes from neighbouring states and high local pollution. The capital has implemented the Graded Action Response Plan from October 15, under which several polluting factories in the Wazirpur Industrial Area have been shut down.

Supreme Court questions govt's delay in interest waiver

"Common persons'&nbsp;Diwali is in the government's hand now," the Supreme Court said,&nbsp;asking the centre to implement the interest waiver scheme at the earliest

Rejecting to grant a month's time, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the central government to implement the interest waiver scheme at the earliest.
The apex court also told the Solicitor General that common persons'&nbsp;Diwali is in the government's hand now.
The centre had agreed to waive compounded interest for loans up to ₹2 crore&nbsp;for the six-month moratorium period.
The bench listed the case on November 2 and said that they expect the government to come back with an appropriate decision.
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Rejecting to grant a month's time, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the central government to implement the interest waiver scheme at the earliest.
The apex court also told the Solicitor General that common persons'&nbsp;Diwali is in the government's hand now.
The centre had agreed to waive compounded interest for loans up to ₹2 crore&nbsp;for the six-month moratorium period.
The bench listed the case on November 2 and said that they expect the government to come back with an appropriate decision.

75% of Covid-19 cases in 24 hours are in 10 states: govt

The Health Ministry on Thursday said 75% of the 86,508 Covid-19 cases reported in a span of 24 hours in India, are concentrated in 10 states and Union territories, which include Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Chhattisgarh. Maharashtra continues to top this list, contributing more than 21,000 cases, followed by Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka with more than 7,000 and 6,000 coronavirus cases. India's Covid-19 recovery rate has meanwhile improved to 81.55% on September 24. About 13 states/UTs are also reporting higher number of new recoveries than new cases. India has been reporting steady trend of higher recoveries than new cases for the 6th successive day.

75% of new cases reported in 24 hours are from 10 States/UTs Maharashtra tops list, contributing more than 21,000 cases India's overall Covid-19 recovery rate improves to 81.55% 13 States/UTs have more recoveries than new Covid cases India reporting higher recoveries than cases for the 6th day

The Health Ministry on Thursday said 75% of the 86,508 Covid-19 cases reported in a span of 24 hours in India, are concentrated in 10 states and Union territories, which include Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Chhattisgarh. Maharashtra continues to top this list, contributing more than 21,000 cases, followed by Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka with more than 7,000 and 6,000 coronavirus cases. India's Covid-19 recovery rate has meanwhile improved to 81.55% on September 24. About 13 states/UTs are also reporting higher number of new recoveries than new cases. India has been reporting steady trend of higher recoveries than new cases for the 6th successive day.

LAC stanoff: Govt says no border infiltration in last 6 months

Amid a fierce stand-off with China along the LAC, the Union home ministry said in Parliament that no infiltration has been reported along the border in the last six months

Indo-China standoff: Govt says no border infiltration in last 6 months

No infiltration on India-China border in 6 months: Centre
MoS, Home, replies to a written question in Rajya Sabha
47 infiltration bids on India-Pak&nbsp;border, most in April:&nbsp;MHA

The Union Home Ministry in a written response &nbsp;to a question from BJP Rajya Sabha member said on Wednesday that no infiltration has been reported along the India-China border in the last six months even as tensions mount in the Ladakh region. The answer also listed the infiltration attempts on India&rsquo;s border with Pakistan. Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai&rsquo;s response attempted to establish that that India has firmly held on to its positions at the LAC.&nbsp; Defence Minister Rajnath said on Tuesday in the parliament that China doesn't recognise the traditional and customary alignment of the boundary and that &lsquo;the perception of LAC is different for countries&rsquo;

Govt presents IBC (Second Amendment) Bill 2020 in Rajya Sabha

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;introduced IBC&nbsp;(Second Amendment) Bill 2020 in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;to replace the IBC&nbsp;Ordinance which prohibited&nbsp;insolvency proceedings&nbsp;

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;on Tuesday introduced the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Second Amendment) Bill 2020 in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha.
This bill will replace&nbsp;the ordinance which was promulgated on June 5 this year to prohibit the initiation of insolvency proceedings arising during the six months from March 25, 2020. The Ordinance came as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic, which had created uncertainty and stress for businesses for reasons beyond their control.
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