India

A day after imposing a 30-day moratorium on Yes Bank and capping withdrawal limit at Rs 50,000, the RBI on Friday evening had issued a draft reconstruction scheme for the private sector lender.

The government confers the Nari Shakti Puraskar every year to recognise the relentless service of women towards the cause of women empowerment and social welfare.

It is needless to say that Sunday’s final match is a definitive moment not just in the history of cricket, but also in women's sports. However, for women of the Indian cricket team, this moment also comes laden with the responsibility to prove their worth...

'A Muslim is not identified only by his cap but also by his thoughts. Likewise, a true Sikh's identity is not only his turban but also his Gursikhi,' the groom's father-in-law said.

Former union minister P Chidambaram also criticised the government over the ban imposed on two Malayalam news channels, which were later revoked. He said the reasons cited for the ban were "atrocious".

In a letter to MPBSE secretary, the Commission's chairman, Priyank Kanoongo, said prima facie this seems to be a criminal offence.

Also, there will be no fee charged for date change for flights booked between March 12 to March 31, IndiGo said in a statement. The waiver, however, comes with a rider.

Perry, 29, has remained with Meg Lanning and Co. and said she would provide support or advice to her teammates in the all-important final against India.

The weather office has predicted rains on Saturday as well. 'The sky will remain generally cloudy with light rain or drizzle expected during the day,' the India Meteorological Department said.

The 48-hour ban was imposed on Asianet News and Media One on Friday for reportage that could 'enhance communal disharmony' across the country.

Earlier in the day, RBU authorities filed a police complaint after young men and women, who took part in a spring festival on the varsity campus, posed with 'vulgar' words written on their bodies. Their photos went viral and raised a storm.

The communal violence in northeast Delhi, which was sparked by protests over the amended Citizenship Act, has left 53 dead and over 200 injured.

Southwest Delhi District Magistrate Rahul Singh on Friday issued the order, asking all government and private hospitals to create such facility for COVID-19 patients.

The accused, a labourer, took his three daughters to a lake and allegedly drowned them in it before fleeing from the scene, police said.

Terming the violence as a 'pogrom', Brinda Karat has sought a direction for the police to upload over 500 claimed FIRs in connection with the violence.

The Associations had cancelled scheduled programmes, joint lunches and celebration events like rain dance that was expected to be attended by thousands across Noida.