No HC relief for Arnab Goswami, must appear before police

No HC remedy for Arnab Goswami, have to appear earlier than police tomorrow

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed Republic TV Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami to appear before Mumbai Police on June 10 for questioning, rejecting his request for exemption from appearing before the police for interrogation. Goswami had filed petitions in the High Court, searching for quashing of FIRs in opposition to him in NM Joshi Marg police station and Pydhonie police station.

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Another locust attack in India likely in few weeks: Locust Warning Organization official

Locust swarms may assault the country's Kharif plants in late June and early July, KL Gurjar, Deputy Director of the Locust Warning Organization (LWO), said on Tuesday. "There is every opportunity that locust swarms will come from African nations along with monsoon winds rising from the Arabian Sea," he added. He stated summer and rainy weather is beneficial for locusts. 

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Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal tests negative for coronavirus

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, whose samples have been taken for coronavirus take a look at before today, has tested negative. Kejriwal had developed fever and sore throat when you consider that Sunday afternoon and had saved himself in isolation at domestic on the recommendation of doctors. Earlier today, Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia stated that officers from Centre have maintained there is no community unfold in Delhi. 

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Validity of motor vehicle documents including driving licence extended till Sept 30

The government on Tuesday announced the validity date of expiring motor automobile archives has been in addition extended until September 30, 2020. This is the second time the union authorities has extended the validity of expired driving licences and different transport documents. The government noted 'the situation for prevention of COVID-19 still continues' as the motive for its decision. 

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NHRC notice to UP govt over 'medical apathy' to 2 pregnant women in Noida

NHRC has sent a be aware to UP government over reports of alleged medical apathy towards two pregnant women in Noida. This came after an eight-month pregnant woman reportedly died in an ambulance after quite a few facilities allegedly denied her treatment. Another pregnant lady reportedly delivered a stillborn infant on the pavement when a hospital allegedly refused to attend to her. 

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We will solve border issue through dialogue with India: Nepal Deputy PM

Nepal Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Ishwar Pokhrel has said that Nepal will clear up the border issue thru talk with India. "It is our regular point. There is no sense in deploying the Army," he in addition said. This comes after Nepal issued a new political map which blanketed parts of Indian territory.

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People can call 1031 if hospitals with beds deny admission: Delhi govt to HC

Delhi government on Monday knowledgeable High Court that if hospitals refused to admit a patient with COVID-19 signs in spite of beds being available, then the aggrieved man or woman can name 1031 to hotel a complaint. Government stated the criticism is forwarded to the Special Secretary (Health and Family Welfare) who discusses the rely with the hospital, suggested The Indian Express. 

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He quit as corruption accused was once close: Himachal CM on ex-BJP chief

Himachal Pradesh CM Jairam Thakur has stated that BJP chief Rajeev Bindal resigned from the post of nation party chief because one of the two persons in an audio clip linked to a corruption probe on the procurement of scientific elements through the authorities "had been close" to him. Thakur introduced there was no corruption in procurement by means of the government. 

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Raj hospital staff discuss not attending to Muslim patients; WhatsApp chat leaked

Police in Rajasthan have opened an inquiry after screenshots of a WhatsApp conversation, in which workforce at a personal sanatorium in Churu district discussed no longer attending to Muslim coronavirus patients, have been shared on social media. The doctor who runs the private orthopaedic health center in Sardarshahar apologised on Facebook, saying his workforce did not intend to damage any spiritual group. 

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Schools likely to reopen after August 15 if MHA permits: HRD Minister

Union Human Resources Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank stated that the schools are in all likelihood to reopen after August 15 if the scenario is conducive. "If the scenario is conducive and the Home Ministry lets in then we can open schools in August," he added. The Minister also stated the consequences of the pending CBSE tests can be anticipated before August 15. 

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9,000+ daily COVID-19 cases reported in India for 5th day in a row, total crosses 2.5L

The complete range of coronavirus cases in India reached 2,56,611, the authorities introduced on Monday, with a bounce of 9,983 instances in the remaining 24 hours. This is the fifth straight day of over 9,000 every day cases. The loss of life toll in the us of a has surged to 7,135. Meanwhile, energetic instances and cured/discharged patients stand at 1,25,381 and 1,24,094 respectively.

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3 Punjab policemen test COVID-19 +ve after arrested drug smuggler tests +ve

Three policemen in Punjab's Barnala examined COVID-19 high quality after a drug smuggler arrested ultimate week examined high quality for the coronavirus. Moreover, 40 police officers including the Barnala SSP have been quarantined. A 51-year-old man who owns a scientific shop in Punjab's Malerkotla, who got here in contact with the smuggler, has also tested effective for COVID-19. 

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NIT Raipur Reopens NIMCET 2020 Application, Registration Available Till June 11

The National Institute of Technology Raipur, or NIT Raipur, has re-opened the online registration and submission of software form for NIMCET 2020 examination. Candidates can observe afresh or modify their already-submitted NIMCET 2020 utility until 5 pm of June 11 The NIT MCA Common Entrance Test, or NIMCET, is performed for admission to the MCA programmes in the National Institutes of Technology, or NITs. Admission to the MCA programme in the NITs for 2020-21 is primarily based on the rank received in NIMCET.

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Aviation Ministry releases draft rules for drones, prohibits use for deliveries

The Civil Aviation Ministry launched the draft Unmanned Aircraft System Rules, 2020, prohibiting the "carriage of payload" except as authorised by using DGCA. It distinct that solely Nano type drones, no longer exceeding 250 grams, will be allowed to function in India in general, at a most speed of 15 metres/second. However, "qualified far flung pilots" can be allowed to operate heavier drones. 

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Developed low-cost test kit that detects COVID-19 in 20 mins: IIT-Hyderabad

IIT-Hyderabad researchers declare to have developed COVID-19 check package that can supply outcomes inside 20 minutes. The package has been developed at a price of ₹550 and it can decreased to up to ₹350 when the kit is taken to mass production, researchers said. This take a look at approach is now not primarily based on the RT-PCR method currently used for COVID-19, they added. 

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Karnataka Bank reports ₹285 crore fraud in four loan accounts

Karnataka Bank informed the RBI that it has been defrauded of over ₹285 crore consequent to loans long past terrible to 4 entities consisting of Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL). DHFL owes the maximum at ₹180.13 crore, Religare Finvest owes ₹43.44 crore, Fedders Electric owes ₹41.30 crore whilst Leel Electricals owes ₹20.65 crore. Three of these money owed had been categorised as NPA in 2019. 

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India and China have agreed to peacefully resolve border issues: Govt

Following talks between India and China over tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has said, "Both aspects agreed to peacefully unravel situation in border areas." "The two facets will proceed army and diplomatic engagements...to ensure peace and tranquillity in border areas," MEA in addition said. 

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Delay reopening of mosques in Goa till June 30: Goa Muslim Jamaats' advisory

The Association of All Goa Muslim Jamaats has issued an advisory to prolong the reopening of all mosques in Goa until June 30 in view of the upward shove in coronavirus instances in the state. On Friday, CM Pramod Sawant had stated that religious places can open in the state on June 8 but mass prayers and gatherings may not be allowed. 

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This is Demon 2.0: Rahul Gandhi accuses govt of destroying economy

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has accused the government of "actively destroying" the financial system "by refusing to supply cash support" to humans and MSMEs. "This is Demon 2.0," Gandhi delivered on Twitter whilst sharing a document on the economy. Earlier, Gandhi said, one-third of MSMEs are closing down completely and it's "criminal" of the authorities not to supply them cash support. 

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Railways served 1.63 crore meals to migrants till June 1: Centre to SC

The Centre has filed a exact affidavit on migrant labourers in the Supreme Court, stating that with the support of NHAI, it has facilitated transferring of these workers. The authorities said the Railways served 1.63 crore meals and over 2.10 crore packaged consuming water bottles till June 1. They were additionally furnished with different essentials free of cost, it added. 

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