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Taliban Won Battles, We Will Win The follow us: july 18, 2021 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 22 pages ț ₹15.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu India got a defence New academic session Nasheed asks Solih to India takes on Sri policy only after Modi in universities to begin course-correct before Lanka in ODI became PM: Amit Shah on October 1: UGC it is too late series from today Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 14 Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna NEARBY Taliban won battles, we Sidhu may captain Congress in Punjab Amarinder says after meeting @capt_amarin­ he will abide by derji. I am happy that many will win the war: Ghani things which are being dis­ Sonia’s decision cussed outside have proved to be completely baseless Focused on political solution, says Afghanistan President VIKAS VASUDEVA and Captain Sahib has again No CET, DU admissions CHANDIGARH reiterated his important to begin on Aug. 2 Suhasini Haidar The decks seem to have been statement.. In which he has NEW DELHI TASHKENT New quad cleared for the appointment said that whatever decision Delhi University on Saturday The Afghan national forces of former Punjab Minister will be taken by honourable announced that registration will prevail over Taliban mil­ group to focus Navjot Singh Sidhu as presi­ Congress president regard­ for its undergraduate courses itants who are making ad­ dent of the Pradesh Con­ ing the post of Punjab presi­ will begin from August 2. on connectivity Admissions to undergraduate vances on towns and border gress Committee after Har­ On the front foot: Navjot Singh Sidhu leaving for Amritsar dent, that decision will be courses will be based on merit checkposts, Afghanistan The U.S., Afghanistan, ish Rawat, All India Congress from his residence in Patiala on Saturday. * PTI acceptable to him, I will res­ and not Central Universities President Ashraf Ghani has Pakistan and Uzbekistan Committee’s State in­charge, pect it.” Common Entrance Test as said, conceding, however, have agreed in principle to held a meeting on Saturday Gandhi. Amid the power Chandigarh from Delhi to “#Thankyou_Captain for speculated earlier. that the Taliban had won establish a new quadrilat­ with Chief Minister Amarin­ tussle between Capt. Singh meet them and settle the your great statement,” he CITY Ī PAGE 3 some battles thus far. eral diplomatic platform der Singh, who said he and Mr. Sidhu ahead of the “differences”. added. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD In an interview, shortly af­ focused on enhancing would abide by the decision 2022 Assembly election in Mr. Rawat tweeted , “I CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Hold fresh U.P. local ter a fiery speech accusing regional connectivity, the of party president Sonia the State, Mr. Rawat flew to have just returned to Delhi Ī polls, demands Priyanka Pakistan of failing to prevent Biden administration has LUCKNOW “jihadi” fighters from cross­ said. Ī Page 9 Congress general secretary ing the border and for not DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on pushing the Taliban hard Uttar Pradesh cancels SC with people to protect Saturday demanded that enough on talks, Mr. Ghani at a political settlement in U.K. was prepared to engage fresh elections be conducted said he would keep dialogue Afghanistan. with the Taliban if it came to in those block pramukh seats open with Islamabad and The President stressed power in Afghanistan, he annual Kanwar Yatra civil liberties: CJI Ramana which witnessed violence, continue the intra­Afghan that he would want to avoid said, “No, no, I don’t. We and alleged that candidates negotiations with the Tali­ the fate of countries such as have an engagement.” SC had frowned upon govt.’s nod for it Justice Chandrachud flags intolerance had been intimidated. She ban in Doha. “Algeria, Iraq, Syria, Leba­ met two women who had “Winning battles is not non and Yemen” that conti­ ‘India a true partner’ Special Correspondent Krishnadas Rajagopal been assaulted during the winning the war. They [the nued to see strife. Mr. Ghani emphatically de­ LUCKNOW NEW DELHI nomination process. Taliban] have won battles. As a result, after several nied having asked India for The Kanwar Yatra in Uttar Chief Justice of India (CJI) NEWS Ī PAGE 6 But they are going to lose the changes in its plans, an Af­ military assistance in the Pradesh has been cancelled, N.V. Ramana on Saturday as­ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD war, and we are deter­ ghan delegation, led by High face of the Taliban’s advanc­ the State government said serted that the Supreme BJP expels former mined,” Mr. Ghani said, Council chief Abdullah Ab­ es. India was a “true partn­ on Saturday. The announce­ Court would stand by the Rajasthan Minister when asked about recent Ta­ dullah, travelled to Doha on er” in Afghanistan’s develop­ ment comes days after the people to protect their civil JAIPUR liban gains, particularly on Saturday to begin “high­le­ ment, he said. Supreme Court took suo mo- liberties, while Justice D.Y. The BJP on Saturday expelled tu the border with Pakistan at vel” talks with Taliban lead­ “This [defeating Taliban] cognisance of the State’s The annual Kanwar Yatra Chandrachud cautioned former Rajasthan Minister the Spin Boldak­Chaman ers in an effort facilitated by is our job. The period of in­ move to allow the yatra. was scheduled to start on that any semblance of ma­ Rohitash Sharma from the crossing, where Indian pho­ the Qatar government and ternational engagement, or “On the appeal of the go­ July 25. * FILE PHOTO joritarian tendencies or Chief Justice N.V. Ramana party for six years. The BJP tojournalist Danish Siddiqui other countries to restart use of force in Afghanistan is vernment, the Kanwar clampdown on civil or reli­ had recently issued a was killed on Thursday. the stalled intra­Afghan over,” he told The Hindu Sanghs cancelled the yatra,” The court had said it gious freedoms would upset may not only originate from show-cause notice to Mr. Mr. Ghani, who condoled dialogue. during his visit to Dushanbe said Navneet Sehgal, Addi­ could not allow the U.P. go­ a sacred promise made to those who are tasked to gov­ Sharma for speaking out the death, said there might Asked if he felt aban­ to attend the Central and tional Chief Secretary, Infor­ vernment “to hold the phys­ the ancestors who accepted ern but also originate in the against the State leadership. be a need to “rebalance” the doned by the West, after the South Asia connectivity con­ mation. The government ical Kanwar Yatra in view of India as their Constitutional intolerance of persons in so­ NORTH & EAST Ī PAGE 5 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD situation to win the war mil­ abrupt U.S. pull­out and af­ ference on Friday. earlier said it was going COVID­19”. Republic. ciety as well”. MAGAZINE Ī 8 PAGES itarily but the larger goal of ter comments by the British ahead with a pared­down The judge observed that CLASSIFIEDS Ī PAGES 4 his government was to arrive Defence Secretary that the INTERVIEW Ī PAGE 7 “symbolic” version. CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 6 the “danger to our freedoms CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 6 Sharad Pawar meets PM, submits letter ‘Delta variant Special Correspondent ion Ministry of Cooperation, has raised questions, two found in most New Delhi which is headed by Union days ahead of the monsoon NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Home Minister Amit Shah. session of Parliament. There COVID cases Saturday had an over 50­mi­ “Rajya Sabha MP Shri Sha­ are reports of a strain in the nute meeting with Prime Mi­ rad Pawar met PM Narendra Maha Vikas Aghadi govern­ in the Capital’ nister Narendra Modi. He al­ Modi,” the PMO tweeted ment in Maharashtra. so wrote to Mr. Modi on the with a photo of the meeting. Nikhil M Babu New Delhi problems with the new Un­ The timing of the meeting DETAILS ON Ī PAGE 6 Over 88% of 92 samples from Delhi, for which ge­ nome sequencing was done in June, had the Delta var­ iant of COVID­19. In May, out of 745 samples, 83.4% were found to have the Del­ ta variant, which was first found in India, according to Delhi government data shared with The Hindu. The Delta variant be­ came dominant in April (55% of 1,967 samples) when the city witnessed a deadly second wave and the daily new cases were re­ ported as high as 28,000. Also, the percentage of Alpha variant of the virus, first found in the U.K. and a dominant strain in the city earlier, fell from 47.4% in March to just 3.3% in June. “The Delta variant is the dominant strain of the virus in Delhi at this moment. It has seen a steady rise in the past few months. Also, till now, there is no Delta Plus variant of the virus reported here,” a Delhi government official said. Results of more samples from June are awaited, the official said. The data is based on ge­ nome sequencing of COVID positive blood samples from Delhi by the National Centre for Disease Control. “The data show that the second wave in Delhi was in a way due to the Delta var­ iant. This variant is highly infectious and that’s why Delhi registered a sudden spike in cases,” said Jugal Kishore, head of Communi­ ty Medicine Department, Safdarjung Hospital. He said a similar trend was ob­ served in several other States as well. “Now the percentage of Delta variant may fall and another variant could be­ come dominant.
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