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After airports A(ED) probe has revealed In India, equity bench- and border areas, it has now that the controversial outfit mark Sensex on Monday initiated entry screening at the Popular Front of India (PFI) clocked its second biggest fall international ports having traf- was “financially” backing the in four months, dragged main- fic from China. recent violent anti-CAA ly by financial and metal coun- In India, a few suspected protests in Uttar Pradesh. ters as investors fear grew over cases have been reported alto- However, the PFI denied the Capital over a decade ago. “completely and vehemently” the fast-spreading virus out- gether from Patna, Mumbai claim. Amid news reports sug- denied receiving “any money” break in China. At close, the and Rajasthan, but none yet According to news agency gesting that the PFI had paid from the PFI “at any point of BSE gauge Sensex was 458.07 confirmed. In Patna, a woman PTI, the ED , which is probing lawyers such as Kapil Sibal, time”. Jaising also denied points, or 1.10 per cent, down who returned from China last the PFI under the Prevention Dushyant Dave and Indira receiving any money from any- at 41,155.12. Intra-day, the week was admitted to a Patna of Money Laundering Act Jaising as part of its efforts to body in connection with the index cracked nearly 500 hospital on Monday with (PMLA) since 2018, has found fund anti-CAA protests, the anti-CAA protests. points. Likewise, the broader symptoms similar to those of that at least 1.04 crore were PFI as well as Sibal rejected the On money transfers made NSE Nifty ended 129.25 points, coronavirus. deposited in bank accounts in charge. to some prominent lawyers, the or 1.06 per cent, down at Germany’s DAX skidded 1.7 prices that have corrected by cials and metals bore the brunt Samples of 12 passengers western Uttar Pradesh after the Sibal said the payments he PFI said, “The truth is that 12,119. per cent to 13,342.32. more than 15 per cent during of the selling. Except for select have been referred to National Act was passed by Parliament received from the PFI had transfers were made in 2017 as On the Sensex chart, Tata Many Asian markets, the last ten days, safe-haven pharmaceutical stocks which Institute of Virology, Pune. No in December last year. The nothing to do with anti-CAA lawyer fees for these advocates Steel was the top loser, drop- including China’s, were closed assets rallied higher on held fort and gained the broad- positive case has been report- sources said a total amount of protests, and were made for his for the Hadiya case... ping 4.31 per cent, followed by for Lunar New Year holidays, Monday. The price of gold er markets traded weak.” ed so far, the Union Health 120 crore, credited to bank legal services offered in the Attributing a fees transfer that IndusInd Bank, HDFC Bank, while Australia was closed for climbed 0.8 per cent to Meanwhile, India on Ministry said. accounts linked to the PFI, are Hadiya case. happened in 2017 as a funding SBI, PowerGrid and HDFC. Australia Day. Tokyo’s Nikkei $1,583.60 per ounce. Monday decided to prepare for Over 100 people have been under the ED’s scanner. The Congress leader said for 2019 CAA protest is total- The Dow tumbled by near- 225 index caved in by 2 per Brent crude futures traded possible evacuation of Indian kept under observation in Incidentally, there was no the ED has released a statement ly absurd and exposes the ly 500 points on opening. The cent to 23,343.51 around 3 per cent lower on nationals from Wuhan city in Kerala and Maharashtra fol- Press release issued by the Ed analysing the bank accounts of intention to defame the Popular S&P 500 (SPX) was down 1.6 Investors across the world Monday at $58.88 a barrel, their the pathogen-hit Chinese lowing screening for a possible to confirm the report. The PFI the PFI in which “my name has Front.” per cent, while the Nasdaq are worried that if the second- lowest level since October. US province of Hubei. exposure to the novel coron- rubbished the charges and said been mentioned as a recipient “The PFI has stated it mul- Composite (COMP) was down largest economy in the world crude futures were down The decision was taken at avirus. the ED has not even contacted of 77 lakh”. tiple times that we fully com- 2.1 per cent. fails to recover in time from the roughly 3 per cent. a high-level meeting, chaired by One person each from them regarding the same. “The first bill was raised on ply with the law of the land and European exchanges also viral outbreak, then it economy News agency PTI quoted S Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, Thiruvananthapuram, The PFI was formed in August 4, 2017. Last bill on the allegation of 120 crore traded more than 2 per cent could take a big hit, which will Ranganathan, head of research which carried out a detailed Thrissur, Pathanamthitta and 2006 in Kerala as a successor to March 8, 2018. All payments transferred from the Popular lower on Monday, continuing also drag down the world econ- at LKP Securities, as saying, review of the situation arising Malappuram and three from the National Democratic Front were received before March Front’s accounts just their selloff from the previous omy. “Coronavirus outbreak in out of outbreak of Coronavirus Ernakulam are in isolation (NDF) and was suspected to 2018,” Sibal said. before the CAA protests is week. In Paris, the CAC 40 lost While fear of economic China took a toll on Indian in China where 80 people have wards of various health centres have shifted its headquarters to Fellow lawyer Indira totally baseless,” the PFI said in 1.9 per cent to 5,907.40, while slowdown spooked the oil equities as well today as finan- died and over 2,000 infected in the State. Shaheen Bagh in the national Jaising, on the other hand, a statement. % %& would be provided one-time assistance of Rs 30,000 in two hief Minister Naveen R installments. Besides, vending ird flu has reportedly CPatnaik on Monday zones would be allocated Bspread its wings in announced a special rehabili- to them as per the Street Bhubaneswar at a time when tation and assistance package Vending Plan. the Coronavirus scare has for the displaced persons from Assistance for Government gripped the country. around the Lingaraj Temple ! !# offices and establishments The Odisha University of under the Ekamra Yojana of the would be decided by a com- Agriculture and Technology State Government. mittee led by Bhubaneswar (OUAT) on Monday confirmed While assistances would be chased directly from owners Each displaced family rent for month for shops of 200 Municipal Commissioner. presence of H5N1 virus among provided for shifting of resi- and compensation will be paid would be given Rs 1 lakh sq metre or less built up area till The commissioner would chickens kept at its farms. dential houses, mutts and shops, as per Right to Fair promptly towards transport they get a shop house at dif- decide on land allotment and After an unusual death of the acquired would be record- Compensation and cost. Similarly, persons seeking ferent place. Those having for preservation of the mutts after some chickens at the OUAT’s ed in the name of Lord Shree Transparency in Land land for land would be given Rs shops of 200 sq metre and holding discussion with the poultry farms on Sunday, the Lingaraj. Plates containing the Acquisition, Rehabilitation and 15,000 per month towards rent above built up area wood get Rs Khordha district Collector and university authorities sent names of land donors would be Resettlement Act 2013. If any for 12 months,. Each house 20,000 per month for rent till beneficiaries. blood and stool samples of put up in the project area. person wants to take land for owner would be given Rs 20 they get a shop house at dif- After the notification for dead chickens to the Bhopal- Notably, the proposed land, he would be given land at lakh as rehabilitation assis- ferent place. land allotment, if someone based National Institute of presence of H5N1 virus among Pathology Department Head Ekamra Yojana would work in a different place. In case, the tance at once. Shops will be provided to donates his/her land within 30 High Security Animal Diseases the poultry. Steps have been Sushen Panda. an area of 65 acres around the cost of alternative land is less Those who will quit shops the displaced shop owners at half days, the land owner will be for test.
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