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07 Sep 2021

Mumbai crosses 1 crore COVID-19 vaccination mark, 1st district to achieve feat

A total of 1,00,41,579 vaccine doses have been administered so far to beneficiaries across all eligible age groups, the data showed So far, 91,49,489 beneficiaries have been given Covishield, while the indigenous vaccine Covaxin has been administered to 8,59,343 and Russia-made Sputnik V to 32,747 people, the figures showed.

Delhi university

06 Sep 2021

Delhi Uni: Practical classes for final year students to resume from Sept 15

Practical classes and similar activities for final year undergraduate and postgraduate students may be allowed in the offline mode from September 15. The order has put the onus on the head of the institution to decide whether final year students are allowed to join for academic consultation and placement purposes.

06 Sep 2021

COVID19: 72% say Indian vaccine safe and effective against coronavirus: Poll

The survey `Public Ki Awaaz Poll` was conducted by location-based social networking app "Public" to examine the extent of vaccine hesitancy. The poll garnered a total of 9,14,164 responses to find out the vaccine hesitancy. According to the survey, 8.8 per cent of the respondents expressed hesitation in getting vaccinated against the virus.

Jammu and Kashmir

04 Sep 2021

J&K: Govt sets target of administering one lakh COVID vaccine doses per day

Jammu and Kashmir government has set the target of administering one lakh Covid vaccine doses per day. Contacts of positive cases must be traced at the earliest for home quarantine or treatment.

04 Sep 2021

PM to resign over COVID mess; Japan under serious threat

PM Suga’s support ratings sink to below 30 percent as the nation struggles with its worst wave of COVID-19 infections. Suga announced on Friday that he would not run in a party leadership contest slated for Sept 29.

Bombay High Court

03 Sep 2021

COVID19: HC notices to MAHA govt, Centre on plea to include sale of books

A single bench of the high court presided over by Justice K K Tated issued the notices The bench asked the governments to respond to the plea filed by the Marathi Prakashak Parishad, an organisation of Marathi book publishers from Pune.

Biological E Corbevax vaccine

03 Sep 2021

Biological E gets nod for phase 2/3 clinical trial for vaccine on children

Biological E has received approval for conducting phase II/III human clinical trial of COVID-19 vaccine candidate Corbevax on children above five years and adolescents Corbevax, an RBD protein sub-unit vaccine, has been developed with supported from the Department of Biotechnology.

03 Sep 2021

Japan's struggling Prime Minister Suga steps down, sets stage for new leader

Suga took over after Shinzo Abe resigned last September citing ill health, has seen his support ratings sink to below 30% as the nation struggles with its worst wave of COVID-19 infections ahead of a general election this year.

03 Sep 2021

India-Russia friendship has stood test of time: PM Narendra Modi

PM Modi said there is tremendous scope for Indian talent to contribute to the development of the Russian Far East. He recalled his 2019 visit to the Russian city of Vladivostok to attend the forum and the then announcement of India's commitment to an "Act Far East policy".

31 Aug 2021

Delhi schools get ready for reopening from Sept 1, In Pics

30 Aug 2021

Tamil Nadu: Beaches closed on Sundays, classes 9-12th to resume from Sept 1

District authorities have also been empowered to enforce district-level control measures. Hostels attached to educational institutions and those that are meant for working men and women have also been permitted to re-open from September 1st.

30 Aug 2021

COVID alert: Kerala records 19,622 new cases as TPR comes down to 16.74%

The day saw 22,563 people turning negative while the total number of active cases was 2,09,493. As many as 132 fresh deaths were reported, taking the death toll to 20,673. One reason for a marginal decline in new cases was on account of fewer tests being conducted on Sunday.

30 Aug 2021

COVID19: Vaccinate teachers, children to keep schools safe- WHO

The pandemic has caused the most catastrophic disruption to education in history. The highly transmissible Delta variant has added an additional layer of concern and complication to this year`s school opening season.

28 Aug 2021

Vaccination numbers skyrocketing in UP, crosses 5-6-7 crore all in one month

In just 11 days, Uttar Pradesh administered One crore doses and with this impressive pace of COVID vaccination Earlier, on August 3, UP gave around 29.5 lakh doses of vaccine against Covid-19 which was also an all-time high record in single-day coverage.

Union Ministry of Civil Aviation

28 Aug 2021

India and Bangladesh to resume flights under air bubble arrangement, know more

The Ministry of Civil Aviation of India along with the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh has come to a decision to restart the flights under the India-Bangladesh air bubble arrangement.

28 Aug 2021

Tamil Nadu: Universities and colleges may reopen from Sept 1, check updates

Tamil Nadu on Friday (August 27) registered 1,542 fresh COVID-19 cases Tamil Nadu government has allowed colleges and universities to reopen from September 1

27 Aug 2021

JNU, DU, Jamia to hold meetings to discuss resumption of physical classes

Delhi University had issued an official notification announcing that it would hold physical classes for Science stream students in view of a decline in coronavirus cases. The university had later deferred its decision, with DU registrar Vikas Gupta saying that the DDMA had not issued any guidelines on the reopening of campuses. The Delhi University was closed since March last year due to Covid but allowed final year students to return to colleges for accessing labs and take practical classes in February this year.

27 Aug 2021

India records highest single day vaccination coverage with over 93 lakh doses

President Ram Nath Kovind said we cannot rest until every individual is vaccinated. According to the statement of MoHFW, 60,07,654 first doses and 23,36,159 second doses were administered today.

27 Aug 2021

India calls for collective actions against climate challenge at BRICS Meet

India stressed the need for taking concrete collective global actions against the environment and climate challenge. The meeting was held virtually at Sushma Swaraj Bhawan, New Delhi, under the chair of India. The meeting was preceded by the BRICS Joint Working Group on Environment meeting on August 26.

27 Aug 2021

'No child will be forced to attend school or college,' says Manish Sisodia

All schools for classes 9-12, colleges, and universities in Delhi are set to resume offline classes in a phased manner from September 1. All coaching institutes in Delhi have also been allowed to reopen from next month.

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