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"# world,” India has played a lead- ment of Nagrale as Mumbai’s the Maharashtra Government treat mantra” should be fol- ing role in supplying vaccine to new Police Commissioner, faced in the wake of the arrest lowed to combat the “second the State Chief Secretary. Chief Ministers. the virus and pressed the need more than 70 nations in the Maharashtra Home Minister of Mumbai’s Assistant Police peak” of the pandemic. The Prime Minister said Modi said States should be to increase RT-PCR resting ongoing fight against the coro- Anil Deshmukh said while Inspector Sachin Vaze by the “Seventy districts of the vaccination should be speeded creating micro-containment across the country. na pandemic, External Affairs senior IPS officer Rajnish Sheth National Investigation Agency country have seen an increase up and regretted 10 per cent centres to limit the spread of Continued on Page 2 Minister S Jaishankar said in has been given additional (NIA) and his suspension in of more than 150 per cent in “wastage” of doses in Andhra the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. responsibility of DGP, outgoing connection with the recovery of the last few weeks. If we don’t Pradesh, Telangana and UP. Lauding India’s initiative in ! "# Mumbai CP has been posted as gelatin sticks’ laden SUV near stop it here, a situation of a “Over 10 per cent vaccine practising people-centric diplo- DGP, Home Guards. industrialist Mukesh Ambani’s nationwide outbreak can come wastage in Telangana and !" macy, the Elders urged the tion as “pharmacy of the world” A 1987 batch IPS officer residence in south Mumbai up,” he cautioned. Andhra Pradesh. Vaccine Government to supply the vac- stands reinforced the way it Nagrale — the then DGP on February 25 and the subse- Punjab Chief Minister wastage in Uttar Pradesh is London: People aged over 70 years with hearing difficulties expe- cine to poor countries. reached out to nations in the (Technical and Legal) — was quent murder of Thane busi- Amarinder Singh sought per- almost the same. The State rienced heightened depression, loneliness and memory problems Addressing this concern, the midst of a global crisis and sup- holding the additional charge nessman Manshukh Hiren. mission for vaccination of one must review why vaccine during the Covid-19 lockdown, according to an online survey Minister said the Indian vac- plied vaccines to 72 nations. It of Maharashtra DGP since Earlier, NCP chief Sharad and all. Karnataka too sup- wastage is happening? conducted by UK health experts. “The impact of social isolation cine was the cheapest in the was appreciated by global lead- January this year, when he was Pawar had met Chief Minister ported that people in all age- Monitoring must be done every has been massive on the elderly population, but our survey shows world. ers and world citizens and given additional responsibility Uddhav Thackeray and dis- group be vaccinated. West evening and pro-active people that people with hearing impairment have been more substan- Making a statement on they extended warmth to India after incumbent Subodh cussed the situation arising Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee should be contacted so that tially affected,” said Professor Annalena Venneri from the “Vaccine Maitri” initiative, and its citizens. Jaiswal was appointed the out of Vaze’s arrest. was absent and represented by there’s no wastage,” he told the University of Sheffield’s Neuroscience Institute. Jaishankar said India’s reputa- Continued on Page 2 Director General of the Central Continued on Page 2 P !" 12134+ ' ( MIG-21 Bison aircraft !! 12134+ Acrashed in Gwalior on ! ! " ) Wednesday killing its pilot am Swaroop Sharma, the Group Captain A Gupta. The ' & RBharatiya Janata Party mishap took place around (BJP) MP from Mandi in 10.50 am when the aircraft was # Himachal Pradesh, was found taking off for a combat train- ! $ hanging from the ceiling in his ing mission. ! %& ! ' 12134+ official residence in New Delhi The mandatory court of ! on Wednesday. Prima facie, it inquiry was ordered to ascer- ! * , -' ( wo Chinese nationals with appears to be a case of suicide, tain the cause of the accident. .(/ * 0 " forged Aadhaar cards were said police, adding that how- “A MiG-21 Bison aircraft of - ! "# T /" " ! O !! nabbed at Bagdogra Airport. ever no suicide note was found "# IAF was involved in a fatal acci- The duo was held at 9.20 from the spot. dent this morning while taking capable of carrying beyond- ! ! P am on Tuesday by the CISF According to a senior off for a combat training mis- visual-range missiles and other ) while checking tickets and police official, a PCR call was and the exact cause of his sion at an airbase in central potent weapons. ! identity documents at the received around 7.45 am by his death will be ascertained after India,” the IAF said in a tweet. On February 27, 2019, L ! departure gate of the airport aide after the parliamentarian a post-mortem examination,” “The IAF lost Group Wing Commander + M ! and subjected to intense multi- did not respond to knocks at he said. Captain A Gupta in the tragic Abhinandan Varthaman flew a L ( ! M" agency interrogation. his door. The Lok Sabha proceed- accident. IAF expresses deep MIG-21 Bison and shot down “During checking of trav- “A police team reached the ings were adjourned till 1 pm condolences and stands firm- an F-16 aircraft of the Pakistan ! el documents of both the pas- flight and further bound from passports, they had visited spot and forced open the door after an obituary reference to ly with the family members. A Air Force, before his aircraft sengers Aadhaar cards Hyderabad to Tirupati by Pakistan in 2018 and 2019. and found Sharma hanging Sharma. Meanwhile, the BJP Court of Inquiry has been went down in a dogfight. He $%$ % appeared to be forged. On Indigo Airlines flight,” the CISF They have visited Nepal and from a ceiling fan. He was cancelled its parliamentary ordered to determine the cause was captured by the Pakistan questioning, both the suspect- said in a statement here. exited the Himalayan country taken to a hospital where doc- party meeting following of the accident,” it added. Army and released two days (-. ed passengers revealed their Later, both the suspected on January 13 this year. They tors pronounced him dead on Sharma’s death and also called The Soviet-origin MIG-21 later. !/ identity as Zhang Jun and passengers, who visited India in were staying in India even arrival,” said Chinmoy Biswal, off the joining ceremony of an Bison is an upgraded version of The IAF has lost many 0 ! !!/ Kaileng who were supposed to 2020, were handed over to the after expiry of their visas and the Public Relation Officer “eminent” person, who was the MIG-21 aircraft that the MIG-21s and other aircraft in travel from Bagdogra to local police by the CISF for fur- were using fake Aadhaar cards (PRO) of the Delhi Police. not named. IAF began inducting in the accidents in the last few years. ! % ( Hyderabad by Indigo Airlines ther investigation. As per their to travel within India, it said. “An enquiry is underway Continued on Page 2 1960s. The MIG-21 Bison is Continued on Page 2 ! " & ) # $ % * & & on hold as part of this deal,” Muslim community coming said Chennithala. out in the open demonstrating (+,- .Q R Meanwhile, PC Thomas, against the move to field a ) leader of the Kerala Congress, Kerala Congress (Mani) faction 54+ and the RSS, which were at log- who was a part of the NDA-led leader. The CPI (M) leadership )#3)#) gerheads over a range of issues, by the BJP till Wednesday was forced to replace him with he sensational charge by R buried the hatchet for the time morning, jumped the fence local politician Kunjahammed series of shootings over TBalasankar, former chief being and vehemently denied and appeared in a UDF meet- Kutty. Similarly, the CPI, which Anearly an hour at three editor of The Organiser, that the charges. ing by noon. He had declared too swears by secularism, had Atlanta-area massage parlours there was a secret deal between “This statement by him at Kasaragod that he would to withdraw Ajit Koladi, its offi- left eight people dead and the CPI(M) and the Sangh arose out of discontentment remain only with the BJP. cial candidate at Tiroorangadi, raised fears that the attack was Parivar, has caused a political over the denial of ticket to him,” The BJP national leader- a Muslim dominated area, and another hate crime against 1 earthquake in Kerala.
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