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News18's Public Sentimeter Reveals Majority of Indians Support Govt's Decision to Ban Chinese Apps
Amid border tensions with China, the Indian government on Monday banned 59 mobile apps including TikTok, UC Browser and other apps "prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity and defence" of the country.
Obtaining Visa Not a Fundamental Right of Foreigners, Centre Tells SC in Tablighi Case
The grant of a visa is a plenary sovereign function of governments across the world and the matters concerning the non-grant, rejection or cancellation of visas are not justiciable, the Centre said.
Difference Between Number of Recoveries, Active Covid-19 Cases Now 1.31 Lakh: Health Ministry
India's COVID-19 tally climbed to 6,04,641 on Thursday, with a single-day increase of 19,148 cases, while the death-toll rose to 17,834 with 434 new fatalities, according to the Union health ministry data updated at 8 am.
Railways Scraps Tender for Thermal Cameras After Vendors Say Specifications May Favour Chinese Firm
The tender for 800 such cameras was floated by Railway PSU RailTel last month for the AI-based surveillance cameras that measure body temperatures of individuals and even detect whether a person is wearing a mask or not.
World Bank to Give $ 750 Million Support to Small Biz, Lauds Govt's MSME Support Package
The $ 750 million support is in addition to the $ 2 billion funding that the World Bank has already announced for the social and health sector. This takes the total lending to India due to COVID-19 to $ 2.75 billion within three months.
India, China Military Talks on Resolving Border Issue Went on for 12 Hours
It took place at Chushul wherein India has put a strong message that to China's People's Liberation Army troops have not aided by the disengagement consensus.
Govt Declares Entire Nagaland 'Disturbed Area' For 6 More Months Till December
The decision to maintain the status quo in Nagaland regarding coverage of AFSPA, a law slammed by many civil society groups as "draconian", came amidst reports of deteriorating law and order situation there.
Output of 8 Core Industries Contracts 23.4% in May Due to Coronavirus Lockdown
Barring fertiliser, all seven sectors - coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, steel, cement, and electricity - had recorded negative growth in May.
CAIT, ShareChat Welcome Govt's Move to Ban 59 Chinese Apps
Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said the ban on 59 mobile apps will be a big support to its 'Boycott Chinese Goods' campaign.
Tamil Nadu: Former MP Booked for Assault after Abusing, Assaulting Policemen over E-pass in Salem
According to police, the former MP got furious when an official sought ID Card from the car driver during a vehicle check on Sunday night.
Spike of 19,400+ Coronavirus Cases Push India's Covid-19 Tally Over 5.4 Lakh-mark, Death Toll at 16,475
This is the sixth consecutive day that coronavirus infections have increased by more than 15,000. The country has seen a surge of 3,57,783 infections from June 1 till date.
As Delhi's Coronavirus Tally Passes 83,000-mark, Capital Sees Rise in Covid-19 Containment Zones
The national capital had reported the highest single-day spike of 3,947 cases on June 23. Recently, Delhi had eclipsed Mumbai as the city worst-hit by the pandemic in the country.
Woman Battling Depression Jumps to Death from 16th Floor Flat in Greater Noida
According to the woman's family, she had mental health issues and was struggling with depression for quite some time now, the officer said, ruling out any foul play in the case.
Pakistan Trying to Create 'Mirage of Goodwill' with Offer to Reopen Kartarpur Corridor on Monday, Say Sources
India's response came hours after Pakistan conveyed its readiness to reopen the corridor on Monday more than three months after it was temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Situation at Airports, Ports Precarious Due to Scrutiny of Chinese Containers by Customs: Exporters
They have urged the government to give instructions to Indian customs authorities to fast-track the clearance of these import consignments.
Amid Rise in Covid-19 Cases in Delhi, District Judge Orders Judicial Officers to Work from Home
The directions were passed in a circular issued on June 19 after several court staff and judges, who visited the court premises, have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past few weeks.