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SC stays Madhya Pradesh HC order on political gatherings

Supreme Court stayed High Court order asking parties to conduct&nbsp; campaign for Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;bypolls virtually.

SC stays MP HC order on public rallies
Political parties to conduct their campaign virtually
ECI&nbsp;to take decision with regard to political rallies
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The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Madhya Pradesh High Court order asking political parties to conduct their campaign for the November 3 assembly bypolls virtually instead of holding physical rallies due to COVID-19. The bench asked the Election Commission of India (ECI) to take an appropriate decision with regard to political rallies as per law and keeping in mind the pandemic guidelines. The top court was hearing pleas of the ECI and Madhya Pradesh Energy minister Pradyuman Singh Tomar challenging the state high court&rsquo;s order of October 20.

World Osteoporosis Day: here's what you can eat to boost bone health

October 20 is marked as World Osteoporosis Day and the aim is to raise awareness on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
Osteoporosis currently affects about 50 million Indians but most cases go undiagnosed and undetected.
According to the studies conducted among women in India across the country, it is estimated that among the 230 million Indians expected to be over the age of 50 years,&nbsp;46 million are women with osteoporosis.
The disease weakens bones making them porous that even mild stress like bending may lead to a fracture. Numerous factors could be responsible for the condition, including ageing, genetics, arthritis, sedentary lifestyle and deficiency of calcium and vitamin D.
Here's a list of foods that you can include in your diet, to&nbsp;nurse your bones to good health!
You need sufficient&nbsp;calcium&nbsp;to strengthen your bones and&nbsp;vitamin D&nbsp;to help your body absorb calcium.
Good sources of calcium include,&nbsp;milk, cheese and other dairy foods, green leafy vegetables, such as broccoli, cabbage and okra,&nbsp;soya beans tofu,&nbsp;nuts,&nbsp;bread and anything made with fortified flour and even&nbsp;fish where you eat the bones.
Good sources of vitamin D include,&nbsp;oily fish, such as salmon and sardines mackerel,&nbsp;eggs,&nbsp;fortified fat spreads and&nbsp;fortified breakfast cereals.
In addition, having a diet rich in protein may also help strengthen the bones. Gorge on nuts, legumes and soy if you're looking for a protein-rich diet.
Along with a healthy diet, exercise helps build strong bones. Whether its strength training or weight exercises, they will help improve bone and muscle strength in the long run.

World Osteoporosis Day: here's what you can eat for stronger bones

October 20 is marked as World Osteoporosis Day and the aim is to raise awareness on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
Osteoporosis currently affects about 50 million Indians but most cases go undiagnosed and undetected.
According to the studies conducted among women in India across the country, it is estimated that among the 230 million Indians expected to be over the age of 50 years,&nbsp;46 million are women with osteoporosis.
The disease weakens bones making them porous that even mild stress like bending may lead to a fracture.&nbsp;
Numerous factors could be responsible for the condition, including ageing, genetics, arthritis, sedentary lifestyle and deficiency of calcium and vitamin D.
Here's a list of foods that you can include in your diet, to&nbsp;nurse your bones to good health!
You need sufficient&nbsp;calcium&nbsp;to strengthen your bones and&nbsp;vitamin D&nbsp;to help your body absorb calcium.
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Good sources of calcium include,&nbsp;milk, cheese and other dairy foods,&nbsp;green leafy vegetables, such as broccoli, cabbage and okra,&nbsp;soya beans, tofu,&nbsp;nuts,&nbsp;bread and anything made with fortified flour and even&nbsp;fish where you eat the bones.
 Good sources of vitamin D include,&nbsp;oily fish, such as salmon and sardines mackerel,&nbsp;eggs,&nbsp;fortified fat spreads and&nbsp;fortified breakfast cereals.
In addition, having a diet rich in protein may also help strengthen the bones. Gorge on nuts, legumes and soy if you're looking for a protein-rich diet.
Along with a healthy diet, exercise helps build stronger bones. Whether its strength training or weight exercises, they will help improve bone and muscle strength in the long run.

Will Rhea, Showik get bail? Bombay HC decision today

The Bombay High Court is all set to announce its decision on the bail plea of Rhea &amp; brother Showik&nbsp;who were arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau for allegedly procuring drugs for late actor Sushant&nbsp;Singh Rajput.&nbsp;
Bombay HC will announce its decision&nbsp;on Wednesday after it earlier reserved the verdict on Sep&nbsp;29&nbsp;
Meanwhile the&nbsp;Special NDPS court extended the judicial custody of Rhea &amp; brother Showik&nbsp;till October 20.

Bombay HC to give verdict on Rhea, Showik's bail tomorrow

HC decision on Rhea &amp; Showik's&nbsp;bail plea on Wednesday NDPS court extended duo's custody till Oct 20 NCB arrested Rhea &amp;&nbsp;Showik&nbsp;on September&nbsp;8
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The Bombay High Court will deliver its decision on the bail plea of&nbsp;Rhea Chakraborty and her brother Showik Chakraborty on Wednesday at 11 am after it earlier reserved its order on September&nbsp;29.
Meanwhile, the&nbsp;Special NDPS court extended the judicial custody of the duo till October 20.
On September 8,&nbsp;Rhea and&nbsp;Showik&nbsp;were&nbsp;arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau for allegedly procuring drugs for late actor Sushant&nbsp;Singh Rajput.

Special court further extends Rhea-Showik judicial custody 

The Special NDPS Court has extended the judicial custody of actress Rhea Chakraborty&nbsp;and her brother&nbsp;Showik Chakraborty and others till October 20.

Special court extends Rhea-Showik judicial custody till October 20

Special court extends Rhea judicial custody till October 20
Rhea-Showik to remain in jail

The Special NDPS Court has extended the judicial custody of actress Rhea Chakraborty,&nbsp;her brother&nbsp;Showik Chakraborty and others till October 20.
Rhea and Showik&nbsp;were arrested by Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), in connection with its probe into the drug angle related&nbsp;to late actor Sushant Singh Rajput&rsquo;s death.&nbsp;
While Rhea was sent to judicial custody for 14 days after her arrest on September 8, her brother Showik is in Narcotics Control Bureau remand since September 4.

Thomas and Uber Cup cancelled due to Covid-19

Top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;had shown their willingness to play the&nbsp;Thomas and Uber Cup and India had even announced a 20-member contingent.

Top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;may have shown their willingness in playing the&nbsp;Thomas and Uber Cup finals but the Badminton World Federation has decided to postpone the tournament until 2021.&nbsp;The decision was made after several teams, including powerhouses South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia, withdrew from the tournament due to the&nbsp;coronavirus pandemic. The prestigious team tournament was scheduled to be held in Aarhus, Denmark from October 3 to 12 and India had even announced a 20-member contingent with PV Sindhu and Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;as possible leaders of the teams.&nbsp;However, the BWF&nbsp;has decided to go ahead with the Denmark Open due be held from October 13 to 18. But Denmark Masters, scheduled from October 20 has been cancelled.

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