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S. Jaishankar: A Beacon of Strategic Leadership in Global Diplomacy

In the intricate realm of international diplomacy, where nations converge for negotiation and collaboration, one name stands out with unparalleled brilliance — S. Jaishankar. As India’s Minister of External Affairs since 2019, Jaishankar continues to craft a compelling narrative that intertwines strategic leadership, intellectual prowess, and unwavering dedication to the nation. Succeeding Sushma Swaraj, he is the 30th minister to assume this pivotal role.

Jaishankar’s literary contribution, “The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World,” delves into the substantial reshaping of the global order from the 2008 global financial crisis to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.

At the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Jaishankar’s address commenced with a warm “Namaste from Bharat.” Reflecting on the success of the G20 summit, he positioned India as a solution provider bridging divides and emphasized the nation’s “One Earth, One Family, One Future” vision.

Unveiling Unknown Facts about S. Jaishankar:

Jaishankar, whose rank in the UPSC led him to the Indian Foreign Service in 1977, boasts over three decades of diplomatic experience. He served as the longest-serving Indian Ambassador to China, playing a pivotal role in strengthening economic, trade, and cultural ties between India and China. Widely regarded as one of the world’s best diplomats, Jaishankar is particularly popular among the youth for his witty and diplomatic responses that consistently advocate for India’s interests in global politics. He was previously married to Ms. Shobha, whom he met while studying at JNU, until her unfortunate battle with cancer. His current wife, Kyoko, is Japanese, and the couple has two sons and a daughter. Inducted into PM Modi’s cabinet in 2019, Jaishankar is entrusted by the Prime Minister for critical diplomatic missions. Jaishankar’s linguistic prowess extends to Tamil, Russian, conversational Japanese, and some Hungarian.

In a series of popular interviews, including the Global Technology Summit 2021, The Sydney Dialogue Panel discussion on “Democracies and Global Technology Governance,” and the India Today Conclave 2021, Jaishankar has shared his insights.

Examining his illustrious career trajectory:

1977: Indian Foreign Service 2001–04: Ambassador to Czechia (Czech Republic) 2007–09: High Commissioner to Singapore 2009–13: Ambassador to China 2014–15: Ambassador to the US 2015–18: Foreign Secretary of India 2019-present: Minister of External Affairs of India Highlighting Achievements and Contributions:

Enhanced Bilateral Relations: Jaishankar played a pivotal role in strengthening India’s ties with major powers like the United States, Russia, and China, fostering economic cooperation, strategic partnerships, and diplomatic collaboration. COVID-19 Diplomacy: Leading India’s efforts during the pandemic, Jaishankar initiated the “Vaccine Maitri” initiative, showcasing India’s commitment to global public health. Boundary Resolution: Significant progress in resolving longstanding border disputes, particularly with China, was achieved under Jaishankar’s leadership through dialogue and negotiation. Climate Diplomacy: An advocate for climate action, Jaishankar represented India’s interests in international forums, underscoring the country’s commitment to renewable energy and sustainability.

As India asserts its role on the global stage, S. Jaishankar stands as a steadfast leader, navigating the intricacies of international diplomacy. His adeptness in fostering alliances, addressing challenges head-on, and navigating complex international relationships has not only fortified India’s position but has also contributed to a more stable and interconnected world, ensuring a brighter future on the global stage.

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ICC World Cup 2023 Final: Narendra Modi Stadium Painted in 'Sea of Blue,' Ahmedabad Breaks Air Traffic Records

The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 Final between India and Australia at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium on November 19 has set the stage for a thrilling match, with the venue transformed into a 'sea of blue' as fans across the country eagerly anticipate India's victory. Adding to the pre-game excitement, the renowned Surya Kiran aerobatic team of the Indian Air Force took to the skies for a spectacular 10-minute air show.

As fans, dressed in the iconic blue jerseys of the Indian cricket team, flocked to the 1.32 lakh capacity stadium, vendors witnessed a surge in last-minute purchases. Merchandise such as jerseys, Tricolour flags, traditional Indian headgear like 'pagdis' in saffron, and even masks featuring master batter 'King' Virat Kohli and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were among the top-selling items.

Record-Breaking Flights and Ticket Prices:

Reports of soaring ticket prices for the match were matched by flight ticket prices to Ahmedabad, reaching as high as ₹40,000 from various metro cities. In response to the high demand, airlines like IndiGo and Vistara increased the number of flights, and the Indian Railways added additional trains from Mumbai to Ahmedabad.

Record Air Traffic:

With the conclusion of Diwali holidays, Chatth Puja, and the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 Final, domestic air traffic in India reached unprecedented levels. A total of 4,56,748 passengers were recorded, surpassing the previous high of 456,082 on the last day of April. Despite this record, the overall traffic from November 1 to 18 remains lower than in October and averages below November 2019 levels before the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.

Airspace Closure for Spectacular Airshow:

In preparation for the Surya Kiran acrobatic team's performance over the Narendra Modi Stadium, the airport at Ahmedabad was closed for all operations from 1:15 pm to 2:10 pm. Additionally, a 10 km radius up to FL 120 or 12,000 feet from the ground was restricted for any traffic during the mesmerizing airshow.

India vs. Australia Final Update:

In the much-anticipated match, Australian skipper Pat Cummins won the toss and chose to bowl first. Despite a strong start by Rohit Sharma, India faced early setbacks and posted a total of 211 runs in 43 overs after losing six wickets. The match is poised for an exciting finish as the teams battle for the coveted World Cup title. You may also Like to Read About Digital Marketing Company in US

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Biden headed to India for the G20 summit, claims that the G20 Summit gets better every time they engage

On Friday, United States President Joe Biden said that he is all set to head to India and wanted to discuss some pressing issues with the G20 leaders during the summit. He posted on X (formerly known as Twitter) and said that every time the G20 engages, it "gets better".

"I'm headed to the G20 - the premier forum for international economic cooperation - focused on making progress on Americans' priorities, delivering for developing nations, and showing our commitment to the G20 as a forum that can deliver. Every time we engage, we get better," Joe Biden said.

Biden recently got his COVID-19 test result which came out to be negative. This was a necessary step as a few days earlier, Biden’s wife Jill Biden came down with a mild Coronavirus infection.

As per the insider reports from the White House, The United States of America wants to prove that the G20 Summit can perform and deliver at a time when the BRICS club is already expanding. As of now, BRICS includes India but is mostly led by China.

“As the president heads to the G20, he's committed to working with emerging market partners to deliver big things together," White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan told a briefing ahead of the summit.

"That's what we believe the world will see in New Delhi this weekend," he added.

On Friday, Biden is also set to hold bilateral talks with PM Narendra Modi. The two leaders are expected to review the progress made on decisions they took during their last meeting in Washington in June.

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Bheed (2023): A Crowd Under Distress

The socio-political drama unfolds. It was March 24, 2020. The honorable Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a.k.a “PM Modi”, made an abrupt announcement at around 8 PM that the entire country will undergo a complete lockdown for 21 days effective from midnight. This announcement was made so suddenly that the entire country went into chaos! This meant that the entire country had only four hours till it went under a complete lockdown. People watching television rushed out to retail stores to pack their shelves with food and supplies which can last them for the next 21 days. The poor migrant laborers who were staying apart from their families had to return to their homes, and they had no other option other than accommodating themselves into trucks and trains or walking all the way to their homes carrying heavy backpacks! And what would you expect to come their way? The Great Indian Police Force of course, who were set by the Indian government to beat up and brutalize any person who would violate the Lockdown. This is the true story of the oppressed and poverty-stricken laborers in India during the first COVID-19 Lockdown. Starring Rajkumar Rao as police inspector Surya Kumar Singh, Bheed has been co-written, produced, and directed by Anubhav Sinha. Bheed (2023): The Announcement https://youtu.be/cDaZf16Qr7M So here, let me first explain the basis on which PM Modi took this abrupt decision. In his televised address to the nation, PM Modi said that the coronavirus pandemic in India can only be contained by “social distancing”. Therefore, in his opinion, if people remained locked in their houses for a period of 21 days, the coronavirus infection chain will be broken! So, he had consulted health sector experts before arriving at this decision. Also, before the complete lockdown began, he had requested all obedient Indian citizens to clang plates and other utensils on their balconies for five minutes as a mark of solidarity and appreciation for the front-line workers who were dealing with the COVID-19 virus. “THAALI BAJAO”!! Leaving all this behind, let’s get back to the poor Indian laborers who were struggling to return home in the suddenly imposed lockdown. When such an abrupt decision was announced at 8 PM on March 24, 2020, that within four hours the entire country will shut down and no human being will be allowed to step out of their homes, how on earth do you expect that the poor laborers who had no transportation means could have made it to their respective homes which were hundreds of kilometers away? Those poor migrant laborers somehow managed to get on trucks, busses, or trains, wherever they could find someplace to accommodate themselves and started their journey towards their homes amidst the Lockdown. Some of them had no other option other than to walk to reach their homes, which were hundreds of kilometers away. But the journey of these migrant laborers came with severe hurdles in the form of the Indian Police Force. When these laborers were caught on the streets, they were assumed by the police to be violating the lockdown terms, where in fact they were only journeying to return to their homes. If PM Modi had some sympathy and conscientiousness for these laborers, being a responsible Prime Minister of a country like India, he should have at least made some transportation arrangements for them so that they could have reached their homes safely.  But the fact is; India is only meant for super-rich people! Here the poor and oppressed classes don’t stand a chance. So, did these migrant laborers. Many of them became victims of police brutality on the streets where they were beaten up badly with their accusation being that they had violated the Lockdown terms. Many of these laborers weren’t able to reach their homes. Hundreds of them died in their journey, several due to police beatings and many others due to unexpected accidents. Bheed narrates the story of a large group of Indian migrant laborers who, during their journey to their homes in the COVID-19 Lockdown, hit a police checkpoint that won’t let them travel any further. Chaos, fear, and violence erupted at the checkpoint which led to a situation even more deadly than the coronavirus pandemic. You may come across several online platforms which claim that this story is fictional because they have been made to say so. The truth is that this story is as real as you, me, and the Indian government itself! Bheed (2023) Original Trailer (Now Deleted): https://youtu.be/tEjMuwNW32g Bheed (2023) Official Trailer (Modified): https://youtu.be/lGAKZ6L9IVo The Good: Impactful Screenplay Bheed has an engaging screenplay along with a realistic plot. The screenplay doesn’t engage in melodrama but straightway showcases the actual incidents which occurred. However, the screenplay in Bheed is not just about showing the Indian government’s apathy toward the misery of the impoverished. This movie mainly focuses on the social rift amidst the tragedy. Talking of racism; it is high in India! That’s what this movie centers around. Scenes in Bheed depicting chaos and violence will impact your mind. A scene depicting a young girl carrying her old father on a bicycle amidst the lockdown chaos will certainly raise emotions. The screen time of the events shown in Bheed has been kept concise within its almost two-hour run duration. Atanu Mukherjee’s precise editing does combine aptly with Anubhav Sinha’s immaculate direction. Some of the scenes in Bheed were gruesome indeed. A group of laborers resorted to walking on the railway tracks and following the tracks to reach their homes. A train came all of a sudden and crushed the entire group. Incidents like this really happened during the Lockdown. https://youtu.be/5oSsKj2i5kI Rajkumar Rao: A Cop With A Moral Sense Of Duty! After watching Bheed, my respect for Rajkumar Rao has genuinely increased. Earlier I just considered him to be a wannabe actor who would play cheeky roles. Although he had given some engrossing horror movies in the past like “Stree”, his overall acting career was not so impactful. But his dynamic character as the heroic cop in Bheed, who is bundled with morality and empathy towards the impoverished, is worth the applause. Through his character of police inspector Surya Kumar Singh, who was in charge of the checkpost where the laborers got stranded, Rajkumar Rao has portrayed what every modern-day cop needs to be. To protect the weak and fight for the rights of the weak is the moral duty of a cop, and not to terrorize innocent people upon receiving government orders. Bhumi Pednekar, as a medical student and Surya Kumar Singh’s love interest, lent great support. Of course, this is a Bollywood movie and there cannot be a Bollywood movie without the depiction of love, no matter how harsh the situation may be. Surya was inferior to his girlfriend in terms of caste, so you have to watch this movie to know if her upper-caste parents will accept the lower-caste cop as their son-in-law. Moreover, Rajkumar Rao also narrated a dialogue to Bhumi Pednekar which goes, ”Hum Aapke Ghar Aayenge, Lekin Chappal Pehenkar”, which means, “I will come to your house but with my slippers on my feet”. In India, the age-old custom was that lower-caste groups had to walk across the village of upper-caste people with their slippers on their heads. Through this statement, Surya took a dig at this age-old custom in India and wanted to convey to his beloved who was of the superior caste that, he will stand at par with her caste and will walk up to her home not with his slippers on his head, but on his feet. Great Support Supporting actors Ashutosh Rana and Pankaj Kapur made their presence felt throughout the movie. Dia Mirza in her character of a rich woman in Bheed commented on the laborers, “Inki Immunity Bahut High Hoti Hai”, meaning “These laborers have high immunity, (so the virus won’t affect them)”. Does she mean that just because they are hardworking laborers who toil under the sun day and night, they have gained immunity to the coronavirus?” This comment of hers was direly racist, insensitive, absurd, and illogical. But what her driver did next was impactful enough to evoke emotions in the viewer’s mind. He helped the girl who was carrying her old father in a cycle ignoring his mistress screaming at him to come back. After helping the father and daughter, he came back and told his mistress, “Madam, I came back not to secure my job but to help you and drive you to your destination. In this situation if we don’t help each other, then who will?” Throughout the movie, you will come across many poignant dialogues by aggrieved characters. The Bad: Dull Cinematography In Black And White A negative aspect of Bheed is that this entire movie has been shot in black and white. Yes, you read that right! This is a completely black-and-white film. For cinematography critics, this can be disappointing. Actually, the film has been shot in black and white to depict the colorless pattern of human misery amidst the exodus. However, this was not really necessary if you ask me. Cinematographer Soumik Mukherjee could have kept the frames colored as the story itself is impactful enough to portray misery. In fact, the colorless background gave a somewhat dull viewing experience. The Verdict: I salute Anubhav Sinha for coming up with an eye-opener for Indian citizens. Till today my blood boils thinking about the poor migrant laborers who died. Did they really deserve this? Is being poor or oppressed a crime in India? India is truly a biased nation, I have to say. Here in school when I was a kid, those children who belonged to rich and influential parents were treated with respect while those kids who belonged to “not-so well-to-do” parents were treated harshly. The astonishing part about Bheed is that this movie was hugely modified before its release. Many of you may not be aware of this fact. What Anubhav Sinha tried to convey through this movie has been hugely suppressed. If you see Bheed now, you will only be shown the lockdown chaos, caste oppression, and to some extent the brutality faced by the migrant laborers. But the original movie was edited to the extent the horror movie “The Exorcist” was, just to cover up the Indian government’s negligence and bad decision-making. The Indian Censor Board removed the lockdown-imposing address of PM Modi in the edited version. In fact, PM Modi and his voice were completely omitted from the edited version, in order to avoid any sort of controversy against him. The scenes in Bheed which depicted excessive police brutality and graphic violence on the laborers were edited and moderated as well. I want to applaud the Indian Censor Board for this! When you approve of the gruesome, gory, and hideous scenes of “The Kashmir Files”, what made you omit these sensitive scenes which were much less intense than those in “The Kashmir Files”? I believe The Censor Board will have no answer to this. But I have! This may have been done so as to not expose the misdeeds of the Indian government which Anubhav Sinha might have wanted to show through his original script. Bheed’s original trailer had the lockdown announcement of PM Modi. It was modified as well and a new trailer was released. India is under PM Modi’s rule, and here you have to do what his government wants you to do, whether you like it or not. You have to change currency notes overnight without any valid reason, pay heavy taxes, and may even lose your citizenship if you happen to be a Muslim. The Indian government even tried to impose a “porn ban” which would have prohibited all Indians from watching porn behind closed doors. The reason for not watching porn in India is that, you may turn psychologically corrupt and you may become a sex maniac! These are not my words. Watch this video on what John Oliver has to say! https://youtu.be/dad2dCMRywo Excuse me for diverting from the topic. Coming to Bheed, this movie for sure is challenging to watch. As an Indian, I bet you may not be able to stop your blood from boiling after seeing the miserable plight of migrant laborers. Human memory can be fleeting. The incidents shown in Bheed happened just three years back and sadly, they go unremembered. Only those who were the most negatively impacted by the sudden lockdown, still remember those days. Bheed portrays the immature decisions taken by the Indian government and its negligence toward the citizens during the coronavirus pandemic. Scenes in the movie show hospitals charging exorbitant fees for providing oxygen and medication to COVID patients, and the severe shortage of hospital beds due to which people died in masses outside hospitals.  People were treated like animals by law enforcement and were not allowed to meet their loved ones even when they passed away from the infection. Corpses were piled up and disposed of in trucks. Dead bodies were floating everywhere in rivers and lakes. The state borders throughout the country were checked strictly as if the states were different countries within the same nation. And after all this; “ACCHE DIN AA GAYE HAIN?” meaning, “GOOD DAYS ARE HERE!” as our honorable Prime Minister proudly says. Bheed is intense and thought-provoking. The film made its theatrical release on March 24, 2023, exactly three years after the first COVID-19 Lockdown was imposed. To conclude, I don’t have to remind you to watch Bheed. I only have to say to the blind followers of the government, “God Bless You. May The Force Be With You!” The movie might be censored, but this review isn’t! Read the full article

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PM holds high-level review meeting on Covid, Influenza situation

New Delhi, Mar 22: Amid a spike in influenza and COVID-19 cases in the country in the past two weeks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday chaired a high-level meeting and directed officials to enhance genome sequencing while also emphasizing on Covid-appropriate behaviour. India has recorded 1,134 new coronavirus cases, while the active cases increased to 7,026, according to Union Health…

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LIVE: PM Modi to review public health preparedness amid rising Covid cases#LIVE #Modi #review #public #health #preparedness #rising #Covid #cases

Amid an uptick in COVID-19 cases, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a high-level meeting on Wednesday to review the situation and public health preparedness, officials said. India has recorded 1,134 new coronavirus cases, while the active cases increased to 7,026, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Wednesday. READ MORE Amid an uptick in COVID-19 cases, Prime Minister…

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"More Airports, Better Connectivity Bringing People Closer": PM Modi

The prime minister shared a tweet by Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia about domestic air traffic touching a new post-COVID high of nearly 4.45 lakh on February 19.

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said the aviation sector is bringing people closer and boosting national progress with more airports and better connectivity.

The prime minister shared a tweet by Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia about domestic air traffic touching a new post-COVID high of nearly 4.45 lakh on February 19.

"More airports and better connectivity…the aviation sector is bringing people closer and boosting national progress," PM Modi said in a tweet.

Prior to COVID, the average daily domestic air passenger number was 3,98,579. In a tweet on Monday, Mr Scindia said domestic air passenger movement scales a new high post-COVID. As many as 4,44,845 passengers were flown by domestic airlines on Sunday.

"Yet another milestone! Indian civil continues to soar!," Mr Scindia had said.

Currently, there are 147 operational airports in the country. The prime minister is scheduled to inaugurate the newly-constructed airport at Shivamogga in Karnataka on February 27.

The country's aviation sector is on the recovery path after it was significantly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Mann Ki Baat, December 25, 2022: PM Modi urges people to vigilant as Covid-19 cases rising in many countries

Mann Ki Baat, December 25, 2022: PM Modi urges people to vigilant as Covid-19 cases rising in many countries

In his last edition of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ broadcast this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to be vigilant and take precautions against coronavirus (COVID-19), as he pointed out that the virus is spreading in many countries. PM Modi urged citizens to follow protocols like wearing masks and washing hands to ensure that their enjoyment is not affected adversely by the virus as…

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Mann Ki Baat, December 25, 2022: PM Modi urges people to vigilant as Covid-19 cases rising in many countries

Mann Ki Baat, December 25, 2022: PM Modi urges people to vigilant as Covid-19 cases rising in many countries

In his last edition of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ broadcast this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to be vigilant and take precautions against coronavirus (COVID-19), as he pointed out that the virus is spreading in many countries. PM Modi urged citizens to follow protocols like wearing masks and washing hands to ensure that their enjoyment is not affected adversely by the virus as…

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Live Corona update on Coronavirus outbreak in 2022: PM warns against complacency and advises for strict vigilance

Live Corona update on Coronavirus outbreak in 2022: PM warns against complacency and advises for strict vigilance

Covid BF7 variant LIVE Corona update: Thursday’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned against complacency, and advised that the country keep a close eye on Covid cases in China. The virus continues to spread through Shanghai’s 25 million population, months after it was stopped by a severe lockdown. Hospitals are having trouble handling the infected patients. Pharmacies are refusing to accept…

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PM Modi says vaccine in last leg of trials, asks states to set up task force to prepare distribution strategy Image Source : PTI PM Modi has asked the Chief Ministers to work on vaccine delivery infrastructure…

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PM Modi chaired a high-level meeting as COVID-19 cases continue to spike

Covid and Influenza cases are increasing in the country at a rapid rate. On Wednesday, PM Modi chaired a high-level meeting to discuss the spike in the cases.

During the meeting, the prime minister urged healthcare providers and governments to maintain a strict vigil against covid-19. He also asserted the importance of genome sequencing at this time and said that it should be done more. Addressing to the meeting members, Modi also said that the Covid situation is ‘far from over.’

The Union Health Ministry on Wednesday stated that India recorded 1,134 new Covid cases, while the active cases increased to 7,026.  The situation is continually getting worse.

The meeting was held to brief the Prime Minister about the rising Covid cases in the country and to update that the average daily cases are 888 and weekly positivity was reported as 0.98 percent in the week ending March 22.

Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Kerala have registered one death each which increased the total number of deaths due to Covid to 5,30,813.

Maharashtra remains at the top of the Covid-19 spread as the state recorded 334 fresh coronavirus cases on Wednesday. The total number of COVID-infected people in Maharashtra has now reached 1648 with one fatality recorded.

The Prime Minister asked people to follow Coronavirus safety protocol and maintain respiratory hygiene. He urged them to follow appropriate behavior in crowded places.

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“Till Medicine Is Found, No…”: PM Modi’s Covid Caution As Cases Surge PM Narendra Modi, Covid: India has been reporting close to one lakh coronavirus cases daily (File)

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“Till Medicine Is Found, No…”: PM Modi’s Covid Caution As Cases Surge PM Narendra Modi Speech: India has been reporting close to one lakh coronavirus cases daily (File)

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Random sampling of international travellers has started at airports, Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tells parliament amid Covid concerns

Random sampling of international travellers has started at airports, Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tells parliament amid Covid concerns

Airports are in focus as India counters a possible new spread of coronavirus. (Photo for representation) New Delhi: The central government today told the parliament that random sampling for Covid tests of incoming international travellers has started at airports. PM Narendra Modi is also to hold a review meeting in light of a new spurt in China. Two per cent of the travellers will have to give…

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राहुल गांधी कहते हैं कोविद -19, जीएसटी होगा फ्यूचर हार्वर्ड केस स्टडीज ऑन फेल; बीजेपी चीफ जेपी नड्डा पीछे हटे

राहुल गांधी कहते हैं कोविद -19, जीएसटी होगा फ्यूचर हार्वर्ड केस स्टडीज ऑन फेल; बीजेपी चीफ जेपी नड्डा पीछे हटे

कांग्रेस नेता राहुल गांधी की फाइल फोटो। (PTI)

विशेष रूप से, केंद्र पर गांधी का हमला भारत द्वारा रूस से आगे निकलने के एक दिन बाद कोरोनोवायरस महामारी द्वारा तीसरा सबसे हिट देश बन गया।

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आखरी अपडेट: 6 जुलाई, 2020, 11:26 AM IST

कांग्रेस नेता राहुल गांधी ने सोमवार को कोरोनोवायरस के मामलों की बढ़ती संख्या पर केंद्र पर हमला करते हुए कहा कि सरकार कोविद -19 संकट से निपटने के लिए हार्वर्ड…