10 dead in Delhi riots, 130 civilians and 56 policemen injured over CAA
The death toll in riots over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Delhi touched 10 on Tuesday. Delhi Police said that 56 of its personnel were injured in riots, while 130 civilians also suffered injuries. Shahdara DCP Amit Sharma who suffered serious head injuries in the clashes on Monday has undergone a surgery and is reported to be out of danger.4 areas under curfew, Section 144 imposed for 1 month in Northeast Delhi
A curfew was imposed in Delhi's Maujpur, Jafrabad, Chandbagh, and Karawal Nagar areas on Tuesday, while Section 144 in Northeast Delhi would continue to be in force till March 24. Today marks the third day of clashes over Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Delhi. Home Minister Amit Shah met with Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and LG Anil Baijal over the riots.Anti-CAA protesters leave Jafrabad road: Delhi Police
Delhi Police on Tuesday night said that the people sitting in protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act near Jafrabad metro station since Saturday have vacated the road. Earlier today, Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel conducted a flag march at Jafrabad road. The death toll in the riots in Delhi has risen to 13.read more at Twitter
CBSE postpones tomorrow's Class 10, 12 exams in Northeast Delhi
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) issued a circular on Tuesday, informing that Class 10 and 12 annual exams scheduled for Wednesday have been postponed till further notice in Northeast Delhi. The area has been witnessing clashes for three days over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act. The exams in the rest of Delhi will take place as per schedule.read more at ANI
Schools in violence-hit Northeast Delhi to remain shut tomorrow: Sisodia
Private and government schools in Northeast Delhi will remain closed on Wednesday amid violent clashes over CAA in the area, said Deputy CM Manish Sisodia. "Internal examinations have been postponed. Have requested CBSE to postpone board exam as well," Sisodia tweeted on Tuesday. The death toll from the clashes in Delhi has risen to 13.read more at Livemint
PM Modi wants people to have religious freedom: US Prez Trump
US President Donald Trump has said that he discussed religious freedom with PM Narendra Modi and the PM told him that he "wants people to have religious freedom" and in India they have worked hard on it. Speaking of the violence in Northeast Delhi over CAA, Trump said that he had heard about the incidents and "it's upto India".read more at Hindustan Times
Delhi violence is state-sponsored, police conspiring with mobs: Owaisi
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday criticised central government over violent clashes in Delhi by saying it failed to handle the situation. "Whatever violence happened in Delhi yesterday and is happening today also it is state-sponsored violence," Owaisi said. He accused Delhi Police of "colluding with mobs", adding that government should let the Army take over violence-hit areas.read more at Deccan Herald
Even 1 lakh Owaisis can't make us withdraw CAA: G Kishan Reddy
Union MoS for Home G Kishan Reddy on Tuesday targeted AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi saying, "Even one lakh Owaisis cannot make us withdraw CAA." Reddy made the remark while addressing a press conference in Hyderabad amid violence in Delhi over CAA. Reddy also accused Owaisi and his party of making provocative and irresponsible statements to incite anti-CAA protesters.read more at Deccan Herald
1 journalist shot at, 2 other reporters attacked in Delhi riots over CAA
A journalist named Akash, reporting for JK 24x7 News, was shot at in east Delhi's Maujpur on Tuesday, while two reporters associated with NDTV were beaten up by the mob when they were reportedly filming a mosque that had been set on fire. Many journalists were reportedly threatened by mobs during the riots over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Delhi.read more at The News Minute
Death toll in Delhi riots reaches 9, police and RAF deployed in Khajuri Khaas
The death toll in Delhi violence over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act reached nine on Tuesday. "Today four persons have been brought dead, yesterday five people lost their lives," said Medical Superintendent of GTB Hospital Sunil Kumar. Meanwhile, Police and Rapid Action Force started conducting a flag-march in Khajuri Khaas area as mobs torched vehicles and homes in northeast Delhi.read more at ANI
People paying for electing insensitive leaders: Chidambaram on CAA clashes
Congress leader P Chidambaram on Tuesday criticised the government over violent clashes in Delhi by saying, "People are paying the price for putting in power insensitive, shortsighted leaders." Chidambaram said, "We'd warned that CAA was deeply divisive and should be repealed or abandoned." The government should listen to anti-CAA protesters and suspend CAA until SC decides its validity, he added.read more at The New Indian Express
Bihar Assembly passes resolution against NRC, to implement NPR in 2010 form
The Bihar Assembly has passed a resolution to not implement NRC in the state. It has also passed a resolution to implement the NPR in its 2010 form, with an amendment. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said his government has written to the Centre seeking deletion of 'contentious clauses' from NPR forms, adding that "caste-based census" should be held across India.read more at The Financial Express
Maha 'Godman' rapes 5 women of family on pretext of removing magic spell
A self-proclaimed Godman was arrested for allegedly raping and molesting five women of a family, by telling them he could remove a 'black magic spell' on them in Pimpri-Chinchwad near Pune, Maharashtra. The accused Somnath Kailas Chavan told the victims' family he could help them find 'hidden wealth'. The victims were repeatedly molested and raped on pretext of the rituals.President Kovind hosts Trump, Melania for banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan
US President Donald Trump and US First Lady Melania Trump were welcomed by President Ram Nath Kovind and his wife Savita Kovind for the banquet at the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday. Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner are also attending the ceremonial feast. The Trumps would be served salmon fish tikka and raan alishaan, among other delicacies.read more at ANI
PM Modi a tough man, will take care: Trump on Pakistan-backed terrorism
US President Donald Trump said that he discussed the issue of terrorism emanating from Pakistan with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "He's a very religious and calm man, but he's actually a very very strong person...I've seen him in action. He's got foremost in his mind - terrorism - and he'll take care of it," Trump said about PM Modi.read more at Hindustan Times
Death toll from riots in Delhi rises to 13
The death toll from the riots in Delhi has risen to 13, a Guru Teg Bahadur (GTB) Hospital official said. Earlier, Delhi Police said that 56 police personnel and 130 civilians were injured in the riots. The Delhi Police informed that 11 FIRs have been registered in connection with the violence in northeast Delhi.read more at The Financial Express
14 of world's 20 most polluted cities are Indian, Delhi most polluted capital
According to 2019 World Air Quality Report, 14 of the world's 20 most polluted cities of the world are in India. Delhi topped the list of world's most polluted capital cities in the world while Ghaziabad topped the list of most polluted regional cities. The average Particulate Matter (PM 2.5) concentration of Delhi is 98.6, said the report.read more at India.com
Cough syrup recalled from 8 states after death of 9 J&K kids who took it
After initial investigations revealed that consuming a cough syrup called Coldbest-PC allegedly led to the death of nine children in Jammu and Kashmir in January, a recall has been issued in eight states including Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Samples of the syrup sent for testing revealed the presence of diethylene glycol, a poisonous substance.read more at The News Minute
Donald Trump to be served gosht biryani, raan alishaan at President's banquet
US President Donald Trump will attend a banquet in Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday. Dinner menu will include Amuse Bouche with golden leaves, salmon fish tikka, dum gosht biryani, dum gucchi peas made from one of world's most expensive mushrooms, raan alishaan and more. The idea was to serve Indian food with American spices, said an official involved in preparations.read more at Zee News
Trump, Melania depart from Delhi to US after end of their 2-day visit
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump on Tuesday departed from Delhi following the conclusion of their two-day visit to India. Trump signed defence deals worth over $3 billion with India during his first official state visit to the country. President Ram Nath Kovind hosted Trump at the Rashtrapati Bhavan today before he left for the US.read more at ANI
Punjab Assembly resolution seeks waiver of passport, $20 fee for Kartarpur
The Punjab Assembly has passed a resolution urging the Centre to ask Pakistan to remove the condition that pilgrims using the Kartarpur Corridor must have passports. The state has also sought a reduction in the $20 fee for visiting Kartarpur Sahib using the visa-free facility. Punjab minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa said documents like Aadhaar could be allowed instead of passport.read more at Hindustan Times
6 men steal ATM in Telangana, leave it after failing to break it open
An Indicash ATM carrying ₹2.27 lakh cash was stolen by six men in Telangana's Sangareddy district on Sunday. However, as the thieves couldn't break open the machine, they abandoned it 3 km away from the ATM centre. Police said that the ATM was recovered on the same day, adding that they have gathered enough clues to nab the culprits soon.read more at The News Minute
Man posing as MP Governor Lal Ji Tandon demands money from 3 BJP MLAs
Madhya Pradesh is probing the case of a man posing as MP Governor Lal Ji Tandon calling three BJP MLAs over the phone and demanding money. The calls were made from a mobile number registered in Odisha, police said. The caller asked the three legislators to deposit sums ranging between ₹5 lakh-₹7 lakh in a bank account.read more at The New Indian Express
Disney's Hotstar blocks John Oliver show's episode critical of PM Modi
Disney-owned streaming service Hotstar has blocked an episode of comedian John Oliver's show that criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Emmy-winning 'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' usually airs at 6 am each Tuesday in India but subscribers could only find older episodes on February 25. The comedian was previewing US President Donald Trump's visit to India on the episode.read more at Bloomberg Quint
Foreign lawyers can't meet Tihar jail prisoners as legal advisors: Delhi court
Foreign lawyers aren't entitled to meet prisoners of Tihar jail as legal advisors, a Delhi court has said. The court's ruling came while rejecting a plea by AgustaWestland chopper scam accused Christian Michel who had sought permission to meet a foreign lawyer. A foreign lawyer can meet or visit the accused as a friend as per prison rules, it added.Not mini Pak but mini Syria made in India's heart: Rangoli on Delhi clashes
Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel commented on CAA clashes in northeast Delhi by tweeting that "not a mini Pakistan but mini Syria has been made in India's heart". In another tweet, Rangoli wrote, "It seems...government is too busy entertaining Trump...Bharat ka Syria ho jayega...action nahin liya (India will turn into Syria if action isn't taken soon)."read more at Free Press Journal
Man who opened fire at police amid CAA clashes in Delhi arrested
A 33-year-old man who allegedly fired eight rounds of bullets during clashes over CAA, was arrested by Delhi Police on Tuesday morning. The man who was identified as Mohammed Shahrukh, was seen opening fire at police during clashes that erupted in Northeast Delhi yesterday. Seven people have been killed and over 100 injured in the violence.read more at ANI
2 complaints filed against BJP's Kapil Mishra for 'inciting violence'
Two complaints have been filed against BJP leader Kapil Mishra for inciting mobs in Sunday and Monday's violence in northeast Delhi. The complaints stated that during a protest, Mishra incited people by his inflammatory speeches leading to the chaos in which seven people were killed. One complaint was filed by AAP corporator Reshma Nadeem and second by Haseeb ul Hasan.read more at Zee News
Kejriwal, Sisodia, AAP MLAs reach Raj Ghat amid violence in Delhi over CAA
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, Deputy CM Manish Sisodia and other AAP MLAs have reached Raj Ghat amidst the violence over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in Delhi. Kejriwal said, "The entire country is worried about the violence that took place in Delhi...If violence increases it will affect everyone. We're here to offer prayers to Gandhiji who was a follower of non-violence."read more at ANI
Delhi violence planned to coincide with Trump's visit: MoS Home G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister of State for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy said the violent clash in northeast Delhi was orchestrated to coincide with US President Donald Trump's visit to India. "This is a conspiracy to defame India," he said. "Narendra Modi government condemns all forms of violence and we assure a stern action against the culprits," Reddy added.read more at Hindustan Times
Police taking action: Kejriwal after meeting Shah as death toll reaches 7
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has met Home Minister Amit Shah over the violence over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act that claimed seven lives in two days. Kejriwal said that the Army would be called if needed, but right now the police are taking action. Kejriwal said he was assured in the meeting that the adequate number of policemen will be deployed.MLAs told me there's need to seal Delhi borders: Kejriwal on CAA clashes
Amid clashes over Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) in northeast Delhi which has led to seven deaths, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said MLAs of Delhi border areas told him that people are coming from "outside". "[They said] there's a need to seal the borders," he added. "I've asked District Magistrates to take out peace march with police," Kejriwal further said.read more at The Quint
Mob stopped beating my colleagues after realising they're Hindus: Journalist
NDTV's Executive Editor Nidhi Razdan on Tuesday tweeted that two of her colleagues were beaten by a mob in Delhi amid violent clashes over Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA). "They only stopped beating them after realising they are "our people- Hindus". Absolutely despicable," Nidhi added. At least seven people, including a police constable, have died due to violence in northeast Delhi.read more at The Quint
21 killed, 400 policemen injured in UP protests in past 6 months: Yogi
Twenty-one people have been killed in riots and protests in Uttar Pradesh and over 400 policemen injured in stone-pelting incidents over the past six months, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Tuesday. As many as 61 policemen also sustained firearms injuries. The CM was replying to a question in the state assembly by Samajwadi Party member Rakesh Pratap Singh.read more at Times Now
UK MP who was denied entry into India visits PoK on Pak's invitation
UK MP Debbie Abrahams, who was denied entry into India, on Sunday visited Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and met various Pakistani leaders at an event on Kashmir issue. Earlier, Abrahams had also held a press conference with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi. India's Ministry of External Affairs has said that there was a "sustained campaign" from her side against India.read more at Zee News
Unnao rape convict Sengar disqualified from UP Assembly membership
Unnao rape convict Kuldeep Singh Sengar, who was expelled from the BJP last year, has been disqualified from the membership of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly. According to a notification issued by Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Sengar, who was elected from Bangarmau constituency, has been deemed disqualified from December 20, 2019, when a Delhi court had sentenced him to life imprisonment.read more at Zee News
India, US finalise $3 bn defence deals, sign 3 MoUs during Trump's visit
US President Donald Trump, in a joint statement with PM Narendra Modi, said the two countries have finalised defence deals worth $3 billion including procurement of six AH-64E Apache & 24 MH-60 Romeo helicopters by India from the US. They have signed three MoUs, including one in energy sector and also agreed on a new mechanism to contain drug trafficking.read more at The New Indian Express
Maharashtra government waives off loans of 15,358 farmers
The Maharashtra government on Monday waived off loans of 15,358 farmers. The government had promised waiver of ₹15,000 crore of loans taken by farmers who have registered under Mahatma Jyotirao Phule farm loan waiver scheme. CM Uddhav Thackeray said the scheme's implementation has been done within 60 days of its announcement and credited the state machinery for the speedy execution.read more at The New Indian Express
People were at the stadium maybe more for you than for me: Trump to PM Modi
US President Donald Trump told PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday, "People were at the stadium maybe more for you than for me." "Over 1 lakh people were inside. Every time I mentioned you, they cheered more. People love you here," he added. Trump visited the Rajghat along with First Lady Melania on Tuesday and laid a wreath at the memorial.read more at Twitter
2 officials held after 29 students denied permission to sit for Board exams
As many as 29 students of CBSE Class 10 were not able to appear for their board examination in Kerala's Kochi on Monday when it was found that their school, Arooja Little Stars, allegedly lacked CBSE affiliation. Following this, two officials of the school were arrested. Earlier, the school used to register its students in other neighbourhood recognised schools.read more at Times Now
Working with Pakistan to confront terrorists who operate on its soil: Trump
While issuing a joint statement with PM Narendra Modi, US President Donald Trump said, "In our discussions, PM Modi and I affirmed our two countries' commitment to protecting our citizens from radical Islamic terrorism." "In this effort, the US is also working productively with Pakistan to confront terrorists who operate on its soil," he added.read more at ANI
SC judge seen wearing mask in court as 6 judges infected with Swine Flu
Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjiv Khanna on Tuesday wore a mask while sitting in court number two presided over by Justice NV Ramana after Swine Flu virus hit the apex court. Earlier it was announced that six SC judges were infected with the virus also known as H1N1 virus. SC will now make vaccines available for the advocates for inoculation.read more at Twitter
Namaste! It's a beautiful school: Melania on Delhi government school
US First Lady Melania Trump on Tuesday visited a Delhi government school and interacted with the students there. "Namaste! It's a beautiful school. Thank you for welcoming me," Melania said while addressing the students. Talking about her US public awareness campaign 'Be Best', she said, "[It] includes dangers of drug abuse, importance of online safety and overall well-being of children."read more at The Quint
DGCA shouldn't have certified action of other airlines: HC on Kunal Kamra ban
The Delhi High Court has said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) shouldn't have certified action of airlines other than IndiGo, which imposed a six-month flying ban on comedian Kunal Kamra after his confrontation with journalist Arnab Goswami. In his petition, Kamra said he was banned by IndiGo before its internal committee even arrived at a decision.read more at Deccan Herald
2019 records highest deaths while cleaning sewer in last 5 yrs
As many as 376 labourers were killed while performing the task of manual cleaning of sewers since 2015 with 110 such deaths in 2019, the highest in past five years. Compensation was given in 275 cases, including 200 who received the full compensation of ₹10 lakh. Uttar Pradesh reported the highest number of deaths followed by Tamil Nadu.read more at Deccan Herald
6 Supreme Court judges infected with H1N1 virus; CJI meets all judges
As many as six Supreme Court judges have been infected with the H1N1 virus, which is commonly known as Swine Flu, Justice DY Chandrachud announced. All judges also had a meeting with Chief Justice of India SA Bobde to take remedial measures. Reportedly, hearings in two constitution bench cases has been affected because of the judges falling sick.read more at The Quint
Mumbai put on high alert after violent clashes in Delhi that killed 7
Mumbai has been put on a high alert in the wake of violent clashes in Delhi in which seven people have died. Maharashtra Home Ministry officials said state police has taken precautionary measures to maintain law and order. Other than the designated area in Azad Maidan, no permission will be granted for any other protest in Mumbai, a statement said.read more at ANI
Relations between India, US not merely ties between 2 governments: PM Modi
Sharing pictures with US President Donald Trump on Twitter, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote, "Relations between India and US are not merely ties between two governments. Ours is a friendship that is people-driven and people centric." "India and US will keep working together to combat drug trafficking, narco-terrorism and organised crime. Our nations are cooperating extensively," he added.read more at Twitter
It's clear now that pro-CAA means anti-Muslim: Kashyap on Delhi violence
Condemning the violence in Northeast Delhi between groups who support Citizenship Amendment Act and those who are protesting against it, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap tweeted, "It has become clear today that pro-CAA means anti-Muslim and nothing else." He also criticised Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and wrote, "Your Delhi is burning...Has Amit Shah bought your conscience or have you sold it yourself?"read more at The Quint
Be it BJP's Kapil or anyone else, action must against provoking speech: Gambhir
Amid violent clashes in North-East Delhi, BJP MP Gautam Gambhir said, "No matter who the person is, whether he's Kapil Mishra or anyone else belonging to any party, if he has given any provoking speech then strict action should be taken against him." This comes after complaints were filed against BJP's Mishra for allegedly inciting violence through his inflammatory speeches.read more at ANI
Indians on coronavirus-hit ship to be evacuated, those infected to stay back
The Indian government is arranging a chartered flight to repatriate Indian nationals on board the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise off the Japanese coast. Only those nationals who have consented, not tested positive for coronavirus and cleared by the medical team will be repatriated. Fourteen Indians on board the ship have tested positive for coronavirus.read more at Times Now
Elections to 55 Rajya Sabha seats from 17 states on March 26
The Election Commission on Tuesday announced that elections to 55 Rajya Sabha seats from 17 states, falling vacant in April, will be held on March 26. The counting of votes will take place on the same day. While notification for the elections will be issued on March 6, the last date of filing the nominations is March 13.read more at Free Press Journal
Death toll in northeast Delhi clashes reaches 7; Amit Shah to meet L-G, CM
The death toll in the northeast Delhi clashes reached seven on Tuesday. A police constable was among the seven killed in the violence that erupted for the second consecutive day on Monday over CAA. Home Minister Amit Shah has called a meeting with Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, CM Arvind Kejriwal and representatives of different parties to discuss the current situation.This isn't real Taj: Adnan to Pak troll who tweeted video of cleaning of Taj
After a Pakistani troll tweeted a video claiming the Taj Mahal was getting cleaned ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit, singer Adnan Sami reacted, "This video is not of...real Taj Mahal." "It's a replica in Bhopal...can understand your AWE at seeing just the 'copy'," Adnan wrote. "Your...exposure will not be able to handle...'awesomeness' of the real," he added.read more at Twitter
He went out for work, but didn't return: Family of man killed in Delhi violence
Family of Mohd Furkan, who lost his life in the violent clashes in Delhi on Monday, said Furkan had gone out for some work saying he'll return soon. "I don't know how to tell my sister-in-law. We're unable to accept the news," Furkan's elder brother said. Furkan suffered bullet injury on his thigh and died due to excessive blood loss.Was guiding the most powerful man: Taj guide on showing Trump around
Nitin Kumar Singh, an Agra-based guide who showed US President Donald Trump and his family around at Taj Mahal, called it "an unforgettable experience". "I was guiding...most powerful man in the world," he said. Notably, Singh has also guided various world leaders like Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron and others, around at Taj.read more at Hindustan Times
Ivanka Trump repeats ₹1.7 lakh Argentina trip dress for India visit
US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka was seen wearing a baby blue and red floral printed dress when she arrived along with her father in India. Ivanka repeated the ₹1.7 lakh dress by Proenza Schouler, a New York-based brand, after she first wore it in Argentina in 2019. She was praised on social media for her nod towards sustainable fashion.read more at The Quint
Chennai man blackmails more than 300 people over sex chats, arrested
Chennai Police have arrested a 27-year-old man for allegedly extorting money from over 300 people. The man lured his victims into sex chats using a feminine voice and later blackmailed them. One of his victims said he was asked to pay ₹1,500 for a nude video of a woman which he refused, following which he started getting threat calls.Mother kills 9-yr-old son after he threatens to reveal her affair to father
A Telangana woman killed her 9-year-old son after he threatened to inform his father about her extra-marital affair, police said. The incident occurred on Friday when the son saw her mother in a compromising position with a man, following which she allegedly used a towel to strangle the son to death. She confessed to killing her child during police interrogation.read more at Times Now
Trump inspects Guard of Honour, receives ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan
US President Donald Trump has been accorded with a ceremonial welcome at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, where he and US First Lady Melania Trump were received by President Ram Nath Kovind, his wife Savita Kovind and PM Narendra Modi. The US President also inspected the Guard of Honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump was also present at the ceremony.Melania Trump visits Delhi govt school; student applies tilak on her forehead
US First Lady Melania Trump visited Sarvodaya Co-Ed Senior Secondary School in Delhi, where she was welcomed by the school students and staff. While several students played bagpipes and waved India and US flags, a girl dressed in Indian attire also applied tilak on Melania's forehead to welcome her. The First Lady also attended a session of the 'Happiness Class'.Restaurants, roadside eateries at Murthal operating without approval: CPCB
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on Monday told the National Green Tribunal (NGT) that restaurants and roadside eateries at Murthal in Haryana were operating without approval from state pollution control boards. The CPCB said they are also extracting groundwater without permission. The CPCB along with Haryana state pollution control board and municipal corporation inspected the outlets.read more at Livemint
Man dies on Delhi-Lucknow highway, hundreds of cars run over body for 12hrs
A man died in an accident on Saturday while trying to cross Delhi-Lucknow highway in Uttar Pradesh's Amroha and was dismembered and crushed to bones as hundreds of vehicles passed over it. The body continued to lie on the busy stretch for around 12 hours. The deceased's gender was established with the help of the postmortem report and his clothes.read more at Times Now
Trump got very emotional after knowing story behind Taj Mahal: Tour guide
Agra-based tour guide Nitin Kumar, who was with US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania when they visited the Taj Mahal, said, "President Trump got very emotional after knowing the story of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal." Kumar further said that the first word that the US President uttered after seeing the marble marvel was "incredible".read more at PTI
Trump did not see original graves at Taj Mahal because of his height: Tour guide
US President Donald Trump did not see the original graves of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal during his visit to the Taj Mahal on Monday. "His security personnel felt that he might get hurt as the way to the original graves is narrow and low in height," Nitin Kumar, the guide who accompanied Trump and First Lady Melania, said.read more at RT
Instead of selling weapons, fight climate change with India: Sanders to Trump
US Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has tweeted, "Instead of selling $3 billion in weapons to enrich Raytheon, Boeing and Lockheed, the US should be partnering with India to fight climate change." "We can work together to cut air pollution...and save our planet," he added. Trump has said the US would be signing defence deals worth $3 billion with India.read more at Twitter
We weren't deployed: Army on Delhi clashes video showing men in military uniform
Indian Army has said that it wasn't deployed for internal security duties while referring to a media report of clashes between pro and anti-CAA protests in Delhi's Jaffarabad area. Indian Army tweeted tagging a video tweet from a news agency showing security personnel. Seven people were killed in the violence that erupted in North-East Delhi on Monday.read more at Twitter
Cases of atrocities on SCs/STs in Rajasthan at 10-yr high in 2019: Police data
The number of cases registered pertaining to atrocities against members of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Rajasthan in 2019 was highest in 10 years, police data revealed. At least 8,591 cases of atrocities against SCs/STs were registered in Rajasthan in 2019. There was a 50.67% increase in such cases in 2019 as compared to 2018, the data stated.Mission accomplished: Shatrughan Sinha shares pics after attending Pak wedding
Congress' Shatrughan Sinha, who attended a wedding function in Pakistan after he was invited by "brother like family friend" Pakistani businessman Mian Asad Ahsan, has said he was there for "made for each other couple's reception". Sharing photos, he tweeted "Mission accomplished, long live the couple." Earlier, Pakistan President had said Sinha discussed 'Kashmir lockdown' with him there.read more at Twitter
Trump, wife Melania pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, plant a tree at Raj Ghat
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Raj Ghat on Tuesday, a video of which also surfaced online. Trump also signed the visitor's book at Raj Ghat, following which the duo planted a tree at the premises. Earlier, Trump received a ceremonial welcome at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.read more at ANI
Miscreants write 'Pakistan Zindabad' on K'taka school wall, complaint filed
In a government school in Karnataka's Hubballi, miscreants wrote 'Pakistan Zindabad' and 'Tipu Sultan School' with chalk on walls and doors, following which a police complaint was lodged. It is suspected the incident happened on Sunday night as villagers noticed the slogans around 8.30 am on Monday. Locals staged a protest and demanded the arrest of those involved.read more at Zee News
Seems Trump didn't find Sabarmati visit worthwhile: Gandhiji's great-grandson
Mahatma Gandhi's great-grandson Tushar Gandhi has said that it seems US President Donald Trump didn't find visiting the Sabarmati Ashram "worthwhile". "The message that he has written in Ashram's visitors' book doesn't seem to reflect that he felt it was a worthwhile experience. He has basically just written a thank-you message to his friend PM Modi," Tushar said.read more at India.com
Amit Shah holds late night meet over violent protests in Delhi that killed 5
A late night meeting was held by Union Home Minister Amit Shah with senior Delhi Police officers and top Home Ministry officials on the law and order situation in Delhi. The anti-CAA protests turned violent at various places in North-East Delhi on Monday, which led to four civilians and one police head constable losing their lives.read more at Free Press Journal
Fresh incidents of stone-pelting reported in Delhi; CM calls urgent meet of MLAs
A day after violent protests claimed five lives, fresh incidents of stone-pelting were reported from North-East Delhi's Brahampuri and Maujpur area on Tuesday morning. Meanwhile, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has called an urgent meeting of MLAs and officials of the violence-hit areas of the National Capital at his residence. Kejriwal also urged everyone to "shun violence".NPR should be implemented as per the 2010 format: BJP ally Nitish Kumar
Speaking at a function organised by the state's minority welfare department in Darbhanga, Bihar CM and BJP ally Nitish Kumar said that National Population Register (NPR) should be implemented in the manner it was done in 2010. This comes after questions on date and place of birth of parents and applicant's last residential address were added to the latest NPR.Policeman helps girl appearing for Boards after she forgets admit card at home
A Kolkata traffic policeman helped a student appearing for Class 10 Board exams after she wasn't being allowed in the examination centre as she forgot to carry her admit card. The student had approached the officer near the centre, following which he requested the invigilator to let her sit for the exam and got her admit card from her residence.read more at Zee News
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