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≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ ≈ Agencies, New Delhi India is looking at the prospect of establishing individual bilateral bub- bles, India-US, India-France, India- Germany, India-UK and the final deci- sions pursuant to negotiations are ex- pected to be taken soon. In a statement the Civil Aviation Ministry said,’’As we contemplate fur- ther opening up in response to de- mands, we are looking at the prospect of establishing individual bilateral bub- bles, India-US, India-France, India- Germany, India-UK. These are all desti- nations where demand for travel has not diminished. Final decisions pur- suant to negotiations are expected to be taken soon.’’ The government said requests have been received from authorities con- cerned in several countries including the US, France, Germany among oth- ers requesting that their air carriers be allowed to participate in the trans- portation of passengers along the line being conducted by Air India under Vande Bharat Mission. These requests are being examined, the ministry said. ‘’We have also had one round of ne- gotiations with US on June 15 with rep- resentatives of US Department of Transportation and US Embassy on this issue. They were invited to submit precise proposals in this respect. A communication has now been re- ceived on June 19 detailing these re- quests,’’ it said. As India moves from controlled and managed aviation evacuation of its cit- izens in different parts of the world and foreign nationals from India, the gov- ernment was now looking at the possi- bility of establishing bilateral arrange- ments, according to the statement. ‘’These evacuation flights which were primarily meant for evacuation of our citizens from all over the world are now increasingly carrying Indians and citizens of other countries out bound to countries where they are normally resident,’’ it added. India can start limited international flights with select countries Agencies, Dehradun Patanjali’s Ayurvedic medicine launched! Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali Ayurved has launched its medicine for COVID-19! As India continues to see a sharp increase in coronavirus cases every day, the quest for medicine and vaccine against the disease has picked up pace. All over the world, scientists and health authorities have been working tirelessly to come up with a treatment for COVID-19, which has wreaked havoc globally. Amidst this, the ayurvedic consumer goods com- pany founded by Baba Ramdev has also been looking at alternative medicinal measures to come up with a cure, it seems. The medicine, being called Coronil, has been launched on June 23, i.e. Tuesday, at 12 noon. Patanjali Ayurved Limited MD Acharya Balkrishna had an- nounced the launch on Twitter on Monday evening. During the launch, Patanjali co- founder Baba Ramdev said that their clinical trial found that 69% of the patients tested recovered from COVID-19 within three days, while 100% of the patients recovered with- in a week. Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali launches Ayurvedic medicine Coronil for coronavirus! New Delhi (UNI) Deaths in India due to COVID-19 crossed the 14,000-mark, reaching 14,030, as the total cases reached 441,948 on Tuesday, Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday. The active cases stand at 1,78,014, whereas 2,48,190 patients have re- covered till Tuesday. The recovery rate is rising and now stands at around 56 per cent as about 11,000 patients recovered in the past 24 hours. Globally, the total number of coronavirus cases has crossed 90 lakh mark while the death toll has risen to 4.75 lakh, according to Johns Hopkins University. The World Health Organization has warned that the pandemic was accelerating as economies reopen. The WHO has called for a rapid in- crease in production of the steroid dexamethasone, which has been shown to have life-saving potential for critically ill patients. Maharashtra remains the worst- hit COVID state with 135,796 cases after a spike of 3,721 fresh infections were recorded since Monday. Its death toll has now reached 6,283. Delhi, which surpassed Tamil Nadu earlier this week to become the second worst-hit by coronavirus among various states and union ter- ritories, now houses 62,655 con- firmed cases and 2,233 fatalities, the health ministry data said. Tamil Nadu, now on the third spot houses 62,087 cases with 794 deaths. India’s death toll crosses 14k-mark, infection tally surges past 4.4 lakhs New Delhi (UNI) India on Tuesday summoned Pak- istan High Commission’s Charge d’ Affaires Syed Haidar Shah and in- formed him about the government’s decision to reduce the strength of staff by 50 per cent here as the offi- cials have found to be involved in acts of espionage and maintained dealings with terrorist organisations. India will also reduce its presence in Islamabad to the same propor- tion. The decision will be imple- mented in seven days. ‘Charge d’ Affaires of Pakistan was summoned today to the Ministry of External Affairs and informed that India had repeatedly expressed con- cern about the activities of officials of his High Commission,’ the Min- istry said in a statement here. On May 31, two officials of Pak- istan High Commission were caught red-handed and expelled in espi- onage case. ‘While their officials indulged in actions that are not in conformity with their privileged status in the High Commission, Pakistan has in parallel engaged in a sustained cam- paign to intimidate the officials of the Indian High Commission in Is- lamabad from carrying on their legit- imate diplomatic functions,’ it added. The Ministry also said that the re- cent abduction at gunpoint of two Indian officials and their severe ill- treatment underlines the extent to which Pakistan has gone in that di- rection. These officials, who have re- turned to India on June 22, have pro- vided graphic details of the barbaric treatment that they experienced at the hands of Pakistani agencies. The behaviour of Pakistan and its officials is not in conformity with the Vienna Convention and bilateral agreements on the treatment of diplomatic and consular officials. On the contrary, it is an intrinsic ele- ment of a larger policy of supporting cross-border violence and terrorism, it said. Reduce 50 pc staff in High Commission: India tells Pak New Delhi (UNI) Attacking the NDA government at the centre on the India-China border standoff in Ladakh, Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday said that the government has ‘gravely mishandled the situation’. Addressing an emergent meeting of the Congress Working committee (CWC), the highest decision making body of the Congress, on the situation on the India China border, Ms Gandhi expressed the hope that ‘mature diplo- macy and decisive leadership will in- form the government’s actions in pro- tecting our territorial integrity’. Terming the India-China border standoff in Ladakh a ‘full-blown’ crisis, Mrs Gandhi said that the government is in a denial. ‘Now, we have a full-blown crisis on the LAC with China. The undeniable fact is that since April-May, 2020 till date, Chinese troops have committed brazen transgressions into our territory in Pan- gong Tso Lake area and the Galwan Val- ley, Ladakh. True to its character, the government is in denial. The intrusion was detected and re- ported on May 5, 2020. Instead of a res- olution, the situation deteriorated rapidly and there were violent clashes on June 15-16. Twenty Indian soldiers were martyred, 85 injured and 10 went ‘missing’ until they were returned. The Prime Minister was called out when he announced that “no one had intruded into Indian territory in Ladakh”,’Mrs. Gandhi said. Charging that the government has ‘gravely mishandled the situation’, the Congress president said, ‘On matters of national security and territorial integri- ty, the nation has always stood together and this time too, there is no second opinion. The Congress Party was the first to offer its total support to the Armed Forces and the government. However, there is a growing feeling among the people that the government has gravely mishandled the situation. ‘The future is yet to unfold but we hope that mature diplomacy and decisive leadership will inform the government’s actions in protecting our territorial in- tegrity. We urge upon the government that peace, calm and the restoration of the status quo ante along the LAC be the only guiding principles in our national interest. We will continue to closely watch the situation.’ Addressing the meeting, attended by senior leaders of the Congress, includ- ing former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Ms Gandhi said that the econom- ic crisis caused by Covid pandemic and the crisis on the borders with China was attributable to the mismanagement of the BJP-led NDA government and the wrong policies pursued by it. Govt has gravely mishandled situation on Chronicle Reporter, Bhopal On Tuesday, 37 new patients of corona infection have been found in Bhopal. Eight people from the same family have been found infected in Lambakheda. These include an 8- year-old girl. The number of patients in Bhopal has now increased to 2534. So far 88 people from Corona have been confirmed dead in the district. At the same time, on Tuesday, 26 pa- tients returned home after beating the corona infection. So far, 1815 pa- tients have become healthy in the district. According to the Health Bulletin issued by the CMHO office, a new case has been found again at Raj Bhavan on Tuesday. On Monday, 3 security personnel were found in- fected. So far 16 people have been in- fected in Raj Bhavan. Along with this, four corona patients have been found in Aishbagh, Shahjahanabad 3, and one each in Jahangirabad, Acharya Nagar and Kalyan Nagar ar- eas. New Covid hotspots could emerge in Bhopal The city’s Ayodhya Bypass, Kamla Nagar and Bairagarh Chichli, Suraj Nagar, Bhoj University Campus can become hotspots of Corona. These areas have been included in the Or- ange Zone areas by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. (Contd. on page 3) 8 of same family test positive in Lambakheda New Delhi (UNI) India and China have mutually agreed to disengage from all friction areas in Eastern Ladakh that include Galwan Valley, Hot Spring and Pan- gong Tso, sources in the defence es- tablishment said here on Tuesday. To defuse tension at Line of Actu- al Control (LAC), the Corps Com- mander level talks between India and China were held at Moldo in a cordial, positive and constructive at- mosphere on June 22, the sources added. There was a mutual consensus to disengage from all friction areas in Eastern Ladakh and the modalities for the same were discussed. It will be taken forward by both the sides, they said. The military level talks between India and China at the Corps Com- mander-level ended on Monday, af- ter almost 11 hours of marathon meeting, to resolve the border stand- off in Eastern Ladakh. The meeting began at 1130 hrs and ended at 2230 hrs. “There would be gradual de-esca- lation that would take place. The forces will move back a particular distance in all areas of friction. This would be different for each loca- tion,” a source said. During the meeting, India has al- so raised the issue of the violent face- offs in the Galwan Valley on June 15 that led to killing of 20 Indian sol- diers and injuries to several others. Steps will be taken by both sides to ensure such an incident is not re- peated. From Indian side, Leh-based 14 Corps Commander Lieutenant General Harinder Singh attended the meet, while South Xinjiang Military District Commander Major General Lin Liu represented the Chinese side. The meeting was held at Moldo Bor- der Personnel Meeting point on the Chinese side of the LAC. This was the second meet at Lt Gen-level since border tensions erupted in May. The last meeting was held on June 6 at the same meeting point. 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SC defers hearing on pending CBSE board exams till June 25 New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday adjourned the hearing of plea on conduct of pending Class 12 CBSE exams till June 25, follow- ing a request from Solicitor Gener- al Tushar Mehta, who was appear- ing on behalf of the Central Gov- ernment and CBSE. Two militants, one CRPF jawan killed in Pulwama encounter Srinagar: Two unidentified mili- tants and a CRPF jawan were killed in an ongoing operation of the se- curity forces in south Kashmir’s Pulwama on Tuesday, official sources said. They said on a tip-off about the presence of militants at village Bandzoo in Pulwama troops of Special Operation Group (SOG) of Jammu and Kashmir police, CRPF and Rashtriya Rifles (RR) launched a joint search operation early this morning. MUST READ Weather Sensex BSE....... 35430.43 (+519.11) NSE....... 10471.00 (+159.80) Bullion Gold...... 47904.00 (MCX 10g.) Silver ..... 48382.00 (MCX 1kg.) Night 22.2 Day 28.4 Sunset 07.10 Sunrise 05.36 Number of positives rise to 2534 in Bhopal as new Covid hotspots emerge Puri (UNI) History was written as for the first time the annual grand Rath Yatra of lord Jagannath organised without participation of public and devotees, reached the Gundicha temple, the final destination without any unto- ward incident. Crores of devotees across the country and abroad wit- nessed the festival proceedings in live telecasts. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik also watched the festi- val telecast live on television sitting at his home in Naveen Nivas. “Haribol and Jai Jagannath rented the air as the three chariots carrying the presiding deities of the Sri Jagan- nath temple, rolled down on the three km long Grand Road from Lions gate to Sri Gundicha temple, one after another pulled by hundreds of servitors who have tested Covid negative. The Supreme court had allowed the Puri Rath Yatra and directed that about 500 servitors who have tested Covid negative will pull each of the three chariots. The festival was organised adhering strictly to the Covid 19 guidelines and the servitors were seen pulling the chariots using masks and maintaining the social dis- tancing. First the Taladhwaja chariot carrying Lord Balavadra reached the Gundich temple followed by Darpadalan of devi Subhadra and lastly the Nandighosh chariot of Lord Jagannath reached the destination at 1710 hours. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik released the Rathyatra issue of Utkal Prasanga and Odisha review at Lok Seva Bhawan when the chariot of Lord Balavadra rolled out on the Badadanda. The Chief minister thanked the servitors, the district administration, the temple administration, the Health department and the police administration besides the residents of Puri for the successful and peaceful Rath Ya- tra of the Lords. Earlier, on Monday night Daita servitors prepared the deities for pahandi by fashioning Chhenapatta lagi (body armour) to all three deities to bear the stress in Pahandi. All the three chariots pulled by servitors reach Gundicha temple Govt tells Patanjali to stop advertising Covid-19 "cure"drug New Delhi: Acting swiftly after Patanjali Ayurved Ltd launched an Ayurvedic drug that purportedly "cures" Coronavirus, the Ministry of AYUSH on Tuesday denied any knowledge of the drug, and asked the firm to stop advertising "the product until the issue is examined".
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Agencies, New DelhiIndia is looking at the prospect of
establishing individual bilateral bub-bles, India-US, India-France, India-Germany, India-UK and the final deci-sions pursuant to negotiations are ex-pected to be taken soon.
In a statement the Civil AviationMinistry said,’’As we contemplate fur-ther opening up in response to de-mands, we are looking at the prospectof establishing individual bilateral bub-bles, India-US, India-France, India-Germany, India-UK. These are all desti-nations where demand for travel hasnot diminished. Final decisions pur-suant to negotiations are expected tobe taken soon.’’
The government said requests havebeen received from authorities con-cerned in several countries includingthe US, France, Germany among oth-ers requesting that their air carriers beallowed to participate in the trans-portation of passengers along the linebeing conducted by Air India under
Vande Bharat Mission.These requests are being examined,
the ministry said.‘’We have also had one round of ne-
gotiations with US on June 15 with rep-resentatives of US Department ofTransportation and US Embassy onthis issue. They were invited to submitprecise proposals in this respect. Acommunication has now been re-ceived on June 19 detailing these re-quests,’’ it said.
As India moves from controlled andmanaged aviation evacuation of its cit-izens in different parts of the world andforeign nationals from India, the gov-ernment was now looking at the possi-bility of establishing bilateral arrange-ments, according to the statement.
‘’These evacuation flights whichwere primarily meant for evacuation ofour citizens from all over the world arenow increasingly carrying Indians andcitizens of other countries out boundto countries where they are normallyresident,’’ it added.
India can start limited internationalflights with select countries
Agencies, DehradunPatanjali’s Ayurvedic medicine
launched! Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev’sPatanjali Ayurved has launched itsmedicine for COVID-19! As Indiacontinues to see a sharp increase incoronavirus cases every day, thequest for medicine and vaccineagainst the disease has picked uppace. All over the world, scientistsand health authorities have beenworking tirelessly to come up with atreatment for COVID-19, which haswreaked havoc globally. Amidst this,the ayurvedic consumer goods com-pany founded by Baba Ramdev hasalso been looking at alternative
medicinal measures to come upwith a cure, it seems. The medicine,being called Coronil, has beenlaunched on June 23, i.e. Tuesday, at12 noon. Patanjali Ayurved LimitedMD Acharya Balkrishna had an-nounced the launch on Twitter onMonday evening.
During the launch, Patanjali co-founder Baba Ramdev said that theirclinical trial found that 69% of thepatients tested recovered fromCOVID-19 within three days, while100% of the patients recovered with-in a week.
Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali launches Ayurvedicmedicine Coronil for coronavirus!
New Delhi (UNI)Deaths in India due to COVID-19
crossed the 14,000-mark, reaching14,030, as the total cases reached441,948 on Tuesday, Union HealthMinistry said on Tuesday.
The active cases stand at 1,78,014,whereas 2,48,190 patients have re-covered till Tuesday.
The recovery rate is rising andnow stands at around 56 per cent asabout 11,000 patients recovered inthe past 24 hours.
Globally, the total number ofcoronavirus cases has crossed 90lakh mark while the death toll hasrisen to 4.75 lakh, according to JohnsHopkins University.
The World Health Organizationhas warned that the pandemic wasaccelerating as economies reopen.The WHO has called for a rapid in-crease in production of the steroiddexamethasone, which has beenshown to have life-saving potential
for critically ill patients.Maharashtra remains the worst-
hit COVID state with 135,796 casesafter a spike of 3,721 fresh infectionswere recorded since Monday. Itsdeath toll has now reached 6,283.
Delhi, which surpassed TamilNadu earlier this week to becomethe second worst-hit by coronavirusamong various states and union ter-ritories, now houses 62,655 con-firmed cases and 2,233 fatalities, thehealth ministry data said.
Tamil Nadu, now on the thirdspot houses 62,087 cases with 794deaths.
India’s death toll crosses 14k-mark,infection tally surges past 4.4 lakhs
New Delhi (UNI)India on Tuesday summoned Pak-
istan High Commission’s Charge d’Affaires Syed Haidar Shah and in-formed him about the government’sdecision to reduce the strength ofstaff by 50 per cent here as the offi-cials have found to be involved inacts of espionage and maintaineddealings with terrorist organisations.
India will also reduce its presencein Islamabad to the same propor-tion. The decision will be imple-mented in seven days.
‘Charge d’ Affaires of Pakistan wassummoned today to the Ministry ofExternal Affairs and informed thatIndia had repeatedly expressed con-cern about the activities of officialsof his High Commission,’ the Min-istry said in a statement here.
On May 31, two officials of Pak-istan High Commission were caughtred-handed and expelled in espi-onage case.
‘While their officials indulged inactions that are not in conformitywith their privileged status in theHigh Commission, Pakistan has inparallel engaged in a sustained cam-paign to intimidate the officials ofthe Indian High Commission in Is-lamabad from carrying on their legit-
imate diplomatic functions,’ itadded.
The Ministry also said that the re-cent abduction at gunpoint of twoIndian officials and their severe ill-treatment underlines the extent towhich Pakistan has gone in that di-rection.
These officials, who have re-turned to India on June 22, have pro-vided graphic details of the barbarictreatment that they experienced atthe hands of Pakistani agencies.
The behaviour of Pakistan and itsofficials is not in conformity with theVienna Convention and bilateralagreements on the treatment ofdiplomatic and consular officials. Onthe contrary, it is an intrinsic ele-ment of a larger policy of supportingcross-border violence and terrorism,it said.
Reduce 50 pc staff in HighCommission: India tells Pak
New Delhi (UNI)Attacking the NDA government at
the centre on the India-China borderstandoff in Ladakh, Congress presidentSonia Gandhi on Tuesday said that thegovernment has ‘gravely mishandledthe situation’.
Addressing an emergent meeting ofthe Congress Working committee(CWC), the highest decision makingbody of the Congress, on the situationon the India China border, Ms Gandhiexpressed the hope that ‘mature diplo-macy and decisive leadership will in-form the government’s actions in pro-tecting our territorial integrity’.
Terming the India-China borderstandoff in Ladakh a ‘full-blown’ crisis,Mrs Gandhi said that the government isin a denial.
‘Now, we have a full-blown crisis onthe LAC with China. The undeniablefact is that since April-May, 2020 till date,Chinese troops have committed brazentransgressions into our territory in Pan-gong Tso Lake area and the Galwan Val-ley, Ladakh. True to its character, the
government is in denial.The intrusion was detected and re-
ported on May 5, 2020. Instead of a res-olution, the situation deterioratedrapidly and there were violent clasheson June 15-16. Twenty Indian soldierswere martyred, 85 injured and 10 went‘missing’ until they were returned. ThePrime Minister was called out when heannounced that “no one had intrudedinto Indian territory in Ladakh”,’Mrs.Gandhi said.
Charging that the government has‘gravely mishandled the situation’, theCongress president said, ‘On matters ofnational security and territorial integri-
ty, the nation has always stood togetherand this time too, there is no secondopinion. The Congress Party was thefirst to offer its total support to theArmed Forces and the government.However, there is a growing feelingamong the people that the governmenthas gravely mishandled the situation.‘The future is yet to unfold but we hopethat mature diplomacy and decisiveleadership will inform the government’sactions in protecting our territorial in-tegrity. We urge upon the governmentthat peace, calm and the restoration ofthe status quo ante along the LAC be theonly guiding principles in our nationalinterest. We will continue to closelywatch the situation.’
Addressing the meeting, attended bysenior leaders of the Congress, includ-ing former Prime Minister ManmohanSingh, Ms Gandhi said that the econom-ic crisis caused by Covid pandemic andthe crisis on the borders with China wasattributable to the mismanagement ofthe BJP-led NDA government and thewrong policies pursued by it.
Govt has gravely mishandled situation on
Chronicle Reporter, BhopalOn Tuesday, 37 new patients of
corona infection have been found inBhopal. Eight people from the samefamily have been found infected inLambakheda. These include an 8-year-old girl. The number of patientsin Bhopal has now increased to 2534.So far 88 people from Corona havebeen confirmed dead in the district.At the same time, on Tuesday, 26 pa-tients returned home after beatingthe corona infection. So far, 1815 pa-tients have become healthy in thedistrict.
According to the Health Bulletinissued by the CMHO office, a newcase has been found again at RajBhavan on Tuesday. On Monday, 3security personnel were found in-fected. So far 16 people have been in-fected in Raj Bhavan. Along with this,four corona patients have beenfound in Aishbagh, Shahjahanabad3, and one each in Jahangirabad,
Acharya Nagar and Kalyan Nagar ar-eas.
New Covid hotspots couldemerge in Bhopal
The city’s Ayodhya Bypass, Kamla
Nagar and Bairagarh Chichli, SurajNagar, Bhoj University Campus canbecome hotspots of Corona. Theseareas have been included in the Or-ange Zone areas by the Ministry ofHealth and Family Welfare.
(Contd. on page 3)
8 of same family test positive in Lambakheda
New Delhi (UNI)India and China have mutually
agreed to disengage from all frictionareas in Eastern Ladakh that includeGalwan Valley, Hot Spring and Pan-gong Tso, sources in the defence es-tablishment said here on Tuesday.
To defuse tension at Line of Actu-al Control (LAC), the Corps Com-mander level talks between Indiaand China were held at Moldo in acordial, positive and constructive at-mosphere on June 22, the sourcesadded.
There was a mutual consensus todisengage from all friction areas inEastern Ladakh and the modalitiesfor the same were discussed. It willbe taken forward by both the sides,they said.
The military level talks betweenIndia and China at the Corps Com-mander-level ended on Monday, af-ter almost 11 hours of marathonmeeting, to resolve the border stand-off in Eastern Ladakh.
The meeting began at 1130 hrsand ended at 2230 hrs.
“There would be gradual de-esca-lation that would take place. Theforces will move back a particular
distance in all areas of friction. Thiswould be different for each loca-tion,” a source said.
During the meeting, India has al-so raised the issue of the violent face-offs in the Galwan Valley on June 15that led to killing of 20 Indian sol-diers and injuries to several others.Steps will be taken by both sides toensure such an incident is not re-peated. From Indian side, Leh-based14 Corps Commander Lieutenant
General Harinder Singh attended themeet, while South Xinjiang MilitaryDistrict Commander Major GeneralLin Liu represented the Chinese side.The meeting was held at Moldo Bor-der Personnel Meeting point on theChinese side of the LAC.
This was the second meet at LtGen-level since border tensionserupted in May. The last meeting washeld on June 6 at the same meetingpoint.
India, China agree for ‘mutual consensusto disengage’ in Eastern Ladakh
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State-wise detailsStates Cases DeathsMaharashtra 1,35,796 6,283Delhi 62,655 2,233Tamil Nadu 62,087 794Gujarat 27,825 1,684Uttar Pradesh 18,322 569Rajasthan 15,232 356West Bengal 14,358 569Madhya Pradesh 12,078 521Haryana 11,025 169Karnataka 9,399 142Andhra Pradesh 9,372 111Telangana 8,674 217Bihar 7,825 55Jammu & Kashmir 6,088 85Assam 5,586 9Odisha 5,303 15Punjab 4,235 101Kerala 3,310 21Uttarakhand 2,402 28Chhattisgarh 2,303 12Jharkhand 2,137 11Tripura 1,237 1Manipur 898 0Goa 864 11Ladakh 847 1Himachal Pradesh 727 8Chandigarh 411 6Puducherry 383 8Nagaland 280 0Mizoram 141 0Arunachal Pradesh 139 0Sikkim 78 0A & N Islands 48 0
Russia supports India’s candidacy for permanentseat in UNSCMoscow: Russia said on Tuesdaythat it supports India’s candidacyfor a permanent seat in the UnitedNations Security Council (UNSC),as it believes developing countriesare under-represented in the body,Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrovsaid, following talks with his coun-terparts from India and China.
SC defers hearing on pending CBSE boardexams till June 25New Delhi: The Supreme Court onTuesday adjourned the hearing ofplea on conduct of pending Class12 CBSE exams till June 25, follow-ing a request from Solicitor Gener-al Tushar Mehta, who was appear-ing on behalf of the Central Gov-ernment and CBSE.
Two militants, one CRPFjawan killed in PulwamaencounterSrinagar: Two unidentified mili-tants and a CRPF jawan were killedin an ongoing operation of the se-curity forces in south Kashmir’sPulwama on Tuesday, officialsources said. They said on a tip-offabout the presence of militants atvillage Bandzoo in Pulwama troopsof Special Operation Group (SOG)of Jammu and Kashmir police,CRPF and Rashtriya Rifles (RR)launched a joint search operationearly this morning.
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Puri (UNI)History was written as for the first time the annual
grand Rath Yatra of lord Jagannath organised withoutparticipation of public and devotees, reached theGundicha temple, the final destination without any unto-ward incident.
Crores of devotees across the country and abroad wit-nessed the festival proceedings in live telecasts.
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik also watched the festi-val telecast live on television sitting at his home inNaveen Nivas.
“Haribol and Jai Jagannath rented the air as the threechariots carrying the presiding deities of the Sri Jagan-nath temple, rolled down on the three km long GrandRoad from Lions gate to Sri Gundicha temple, one afteranother pulled by hundreds of servitors who have testedCovid negative.
The Supreme court had allowed the Puri Rath Yatraand directed that about 500 servitors who have testedCovid negative will pull each of the three chariots.
The festival was organised adhering strictly to theCovid 19 guidelines and the servitors were seen pullingthe chariots using masks and maintaining the social dis-tancing.
First the Taladhwaja chariot carrying Lord Balavadrareached the Gundich temple followed by Darpadalan ofdevi Subhadra and lastly the Nandighosh chariot of LordJagannath reached the destination at 1710 hours.
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik released the Rathyatraissue of Utkal Prasanga and Odisha review at Lok SevaBhawan when the chariot of Lord Balavadra rolled out onthe Badadanda.
The Chief minister thanked the servitors, the districtadministration, the temple administration, the Healthdepartment and the police administration besides theresidents of Puri for the successful and peaceful Rath Ya-tra of the Lords.
Earlier, on Monday night Daita servitors prepared thedeities for pahandi by fashioning Chhenapatta lagi (bodyarmour) to all three deities to bear the stress in Pahandi.
All the three chariots pulled by servitors reach Gundicha temple
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