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Di Maio said that the government was ready to set aside 110 million euros ($124.75 million) to support "the Ukrainian population and economy in areas".

Indian students, largely those studying medicine, hailing from Delhi to Gujarat who arrived here from Ukraine said they were happy to be back in their home country amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

Ashwini Vaishnaw said the groundwork for chip fabs would start in 2023 and even though the target is aggressive, as a country 'we need to work at that speed'.

Ashish Mishra, who was jailed in October, was released on bail a week ago, right in the middle of the Uttar Pradesh election campaign.

UGC Vidyanjali Higher Education: The initiative will work in such a way that the students, faculties, and colleges create the request and the same is to be matched with the existing volunteers.

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The case pertains to allegations in the sale of a property situated on Amrita Shergill Marg in Delhi to a company.

Close to 2000 scholarships will be awarded for the academic year 2022-23, more than 50 per cent of which is reserved for girls.

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A White House spokesperson on Monday said the announcement of sanctions would be coordinated with allies and partners.

On Tuesday, the government's counsel, Anil Anturkar, informed the court that the three orders in question (issued on July 15, August 10 and August 11, 2021) stand withdrawn.

Hong Kong faces a drastic spread of COVID19 in coming weeks, as university researchers predicted new infections could peak at 180,000 daily in early to mid-March, with the Chinese-controlled city already barely able to cope with 6,000 cases a day.

Income Tax Department said that some candidates have received fake appointment letters asking them to join the department and cautioned the public not to fall prey to such misleading letters.

The court’s direction came in light of petitions filed to cancel two state SOPs in August 2021 as “discriminatory against those not vaccinated”.

A three-judge bench of Chief Justice N V Ramana, Justice A S Bopanna, and Justice V Ramasubramanian said the petitions will be heard in open court on March 9.