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Pro Kabaddi League: Friday matches will see Bengal Warriors, Haryana Steelers, Jaipur Pink Panthers and Puneri Paltan in action.

The centre has written to Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Jammu and Kashmir and Bihar.

The top court delivered its verdict on an appeal against the April 2011 judgement delivered by a division bench of the high court.

CAT is about how fast you can grasp the problem and solve it, said IIT Bhubaneswar alumnus who is now aspiring for an IIM.

With the cases surging, the department believes it is best to wrap up the academic year soon instead of Covid curbs causing a delay. The matter, however, is still under discussion.

The petitioners noted that political parties were flouting basic Covid protocols during rallies and it was necessary to delay the elections considering the health of citizens.

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PM Modi was stuck on a flyover for nearly 20 minutes after the road was blocked by some protesters, the Union home ministry said in a statement.

India opened up vaccination for the 15-18 years age-group on January 3 and so far over 85 lakh beneficiaries in the category have received the first shot.

Amid a steady rise in the number of cases and lesser hospitalisation, Dr Panda stated that 70% of the infections are asymptomatic and 30 per cent are mild.

The decision will help nearly 8.67 lakh students, said Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi while addressing the media after the cabinet meeting.

In the letter, the DCW chief expressed concerns upon the fact that only one woman parliamentarian was included in the 31-member parliamentary standing committee.

This is a needle-free, non-invasive and easy to administer vaccine, which is expected to be suitable for both children and adults.

In an exclusive conversation with News18, Dr NK Arora said that in the last few days, the hospitalisation of patients has increased, but still, around 90-95 per cent of the beds are vacant.