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CENTRE HAS TO UPDATE VACCINES AND FOLLOW PREVENTIVE MEASURES

OMICRON THREATENS THE PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM AS A SUPERSPREADER
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2022-01-13 07:10
Omicron spread across the world has made the world understand: that vaccines alone do not prevent the spread of COVID-19; that people need to follow the five major recommendations – wearing well-fitted masks, safe distancing, avoiding crowds, cleaning hands, and opening windows; that the currently available vaccines need to be updated; and that only the government is capable of protecting the people and the private sector and therefore doing away with the public sector in favour of private sector is wrong.

SUPREME COURT DELIVERS A STRONG MESSAGE AGAINST HATE SPEECHES

PETITIONERS ALLOWED TO MOVE AUTHORITIES AGAINST FUTURE EVENTS
K Raveendran - 2022-01-13 07:08
At a time when the Supreme Court is slapping hefty fines for bringing public interest litigations that it sees as attempts to trivialise court proceedings, the decision by a bench headed by Chief Justice NV Ramana, and comprising Justice Surya Kant and Justice Hima Kohli to issue notice to the Uttarakhand government on a PIL filed by journalist Qurban Ali and Senior Advocate Anjana Prakash, a former judge of Patna High Court, sends out a clear message, irrespective of the nature of the final verdict.

APPEAL FOR ELECTION FUND

Special Correspondent - 2022-01-13 06:35
New Delhi: Communist Party of India has issued an appeal for election fund. D Raja General Secretary of the party has issued the following appeal.
SPORTS

LAKSHYA, PRANNOY COMMENCE CAMPAIGN WITH FLUENT VICTORIES, SAINA IN 2ND ROUND OF YONEX INDIA OPEN

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-01-12 18:24
New Delhi: World Championship Bronze medalist Lakshya Sen and contender HS Prannoy started their campaign with fluent victories while former champion Saina Nehwal moved into the next round with her Czech Republic Tereza Svabikova retiring midway through the match due to injury in the Yonex-Sunrise India Open Badminton, at the KD Jadhav Indoor hall, IG Stadium here on Wednesday.
SPORTS

23-MEMBER INDIAN SQUAD FOR THE WOMEN’S ASIA CUP FOOTBALL ANNOUNCED

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-01-11 14:49
New Delhi: Head coach Thomas Dennerby on Tuesday 23-member Indian squad for the forthcoming AFC Women’s Asian Cup Football to b e held in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, and Pune, from January 20 onwards.
SPORTS

SRIKANTH, SINDHU, LOH RECORD CONTRASTING VICTORIES, ASHMITA CREATES UPSET AT YONEX-SUNRISE INDIA OPEN

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-01-11 14:41
New Delhi: Top seeds K. Srikanth, PV Sindhu, title contender Loh Kean Yew chalked out contrasting victories while Ashmita Chaliha created a major upset on the opening day of the Yonex-Sunrise India Open, Badminton at the KD Jadhav Indoor hall on Tuesday.

INFIGHING IN UTTARAKHAND MAY PROVE TOO COSTLY FOR BJP

CONGRESS ALSO SUFFERS FROM THE DISEASE BUT IT IS MILDER
Gyan Pathak - 2022-01-11 12:27
Uttarakhand has been historically known for political infighting, and this time, on the ve of the state assembly elections on February 14, the scenario is the same. Infighting has just triggered again with the January 8 announcement by the Election Commission of India for election to the 70 member Legislative Assembly of the state to be held in one phase. The ruing BJP has very high stake on account of infighting in the party that might have cost them the state, but for similar infighting in the opposition Congress albeit in a milder form.

CONGRESS STILL FAVOURITE IN PUNJAB BUT FARMERS VOTES WILL BE CRUCIAL

RAHUL GANDHI AND CM HAVE TO DO MORE TO WOO THE SULKING KISANS ON POLL EVE
Sushil Kutty - 2022-01-11 12:02
BKU (Ugrahan), Punjab's biggest farmers union, will not support any political party in the fast approaching assembly elections, which means the Congress cannot crow about aggrieved farmers en bloc dumping the BJP and en masse voting for the Congress. What this means is farmers will vote with their conscience and that translates to everybody in the fray will be equally lucky.

AT SEVENTY FIVE YEARS OLD, NEOLIBERALISM HAS LIVED LONG ENOUGH

GLOBAL COVID PANDEMIC HAS SHOWN THE ROLE OF STATE INTERVENTION
Doug Nicholls - 2022-01-11 11:41
April this year marks the 75th anniversary of the first meeting of the Mont Pelerin Society. This was convened by the infamous economist Friedrich von Hayek, who wanted to bring together a range of thinkers to oppose the advance of socialism and social democracy.