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Citing couplets of saint 46,790 new coronavirus sidered to meet any medical 6,862 metric tonnes by preparations, he said, the In his special address to the Kabir and from cases are less than what were emergency for serious patients. September and projected to Centre has initiated the process nation, his seventh since the virus till the vaccine comes. As “Ramcharitmanas”, Modi said registered on July 28 when for “There has been no scarci- further increase to 7,191 met- of installing 246 oxygen gen- Covid-19 outbreak, the Prime ❝ against 25,000 persons in a one should not rest or feel too two consecutive days the tally ty in oxygen supply in the last ric tonnes by the end of eration plants in 18 States and Minister said though the hus- population of 10 lakh getting happy unless the last mile of of fresh cases was 47,703 and 10 months with the daily pro- October,” he said. 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Incidentally, on Taiwan’s Similar appeal was made the type of language that he fter approving incentives National Day celebrations early %( + ( by the Chinese Army on '( )% used...I don’t appreciate it, Afor Taiwanese firms, the this month, Tsai had Monday evening. It said the regardless of who he is. It is Government is now likely to announced that Taipei will 90%9:' Chinese military hopes India 90%9:' unfortunate.” have formal talks on a trade play an active role in estab- will make good on its pledge to His remark came a day deal with the Tsai Ing-wen lishing a new regional and day after its soldier was swiftly return a Chinese soldier utting the party in a fix at a after Union Minister Smriti administration. international order in the face Aapprehended by the Indian found lost along their moun- Ptime when it is under severe Irani questioned the Gandhi The move will be signifi- of the Chinese aggression Army in eastern Ladakh, China tainous border where the sides attack from all quarters on the family’s “silence” on the matter cant since India, like most against democracies. on Tuesday appealed for his have been locked in a tense issue, veteran Congress leader and alleged that they will not countries, does not formally Tsai’s statement had come early release. The two sides are standoff. Kamal Nath on Tuesday take action against Nath for his recognise Taiwan because of days after the foreign ministry engaged in a face-off for the and warm clothes to protect The Chinese Defense refused to apologise for derogatory comment, since Beijing’s “One China” principle level meeting of the Quad — past five months in Ladakh. him from extreme altitude and Ministry said the soldier had terming Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh Chief people like Nath and Digvijay under which the democratic Japan, Australia, US and India The Indian agencies interro- harsh climatic conditions.
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