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Covaxin receives GMP certificate from Hungary: Bharat Biotech

This is the 1st EUDRAGDMP compliance certificate received by Bharat Biotech from European regulatories, says the tweet.

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Bharat Biotech's COVID-19 vaccine called COVAXIN has received GMP compliance certificate from Hungary. File Photo.

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Government establishing a new normal: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

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Lok Sabha passes two more Bills without debate.

The Lok Sabha in session on August 4, 2021. Photo: LSTV via PTI

50% funds allotted for ongoing MPLADS projects lapse

Parliamentary panel calls it a serious lapse with negative consequences.

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Former Union Minister and senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad. File photo

Pegasus issue: ‘Is there any prime facie evidence that phones were hacked,’ asks Ravi Shankar Prasad

Bharat Biotech's COVID-19 vaccine called COVAXIN has received GMP compliance certificate from Hungary. File Photo.

Covaxin receives GMP certificate from Hungary: Bharat Biotech

The Lok Sabha in session on August 4, 2021. Photo: LSTV via PTI

Government establishing a new normal: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

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50% funds allotted for ongoing MPLADS projects lapse

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Fake ‘pop-up’ warning scam: ED conducts searches in Delhi, U.P., Rajasthan

“You have scripted history”: PM Modi to Indian hockey team captain Manpreet Singh

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Pegasus issue: ‘Is there any prime facie evidence that phones were hacked,’ asks Ravi Shankar Prasad

Chidambaram takes dig at govt over fuel prices

COVID-19: Adar Poonawalla announces financial support to cover quarantine costs for students travelling abroad

No other choice but to resist to exist: Mehbooba Mufti on anniversary of abrogation of Article 370

‘Truth has to come out’, SC says in Pegasus snooping case

Listing case for Aug. 10, Bench says somebody should appear for govt in next hearing

Interview| Pregnancy and childbirth do not increase the risk of acquiring SARS-CoV-2 infection, but worsen its clinical course, says Dr. Narendra Kumar Arora

‘During the second wave, the country witnessed a surge in COVID-19 cases, and with that a sudden surge in the absolute number of cases in pregnant women,’ says the paediatric gastroenterologist.

Under India's Presidency, UNSC will meet Friday to discuss situation in Afghanistan

The decision to hold the open UNSC briefing on Afghanistan comes just a day after Afghanistan Foreign Minister Mohammed Haneef Atmar spoke with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar

Covaxin receives GMP certificate from Hungary: Bharat Biotech

This is the 1st EUDRAGDMP compliance certificate received by Bharat Biotech from European regulatories, says the tweet.

Parliament proceedings live | Commission for Air Quality Management in NCR, Adjoining Areas Bill passed by RS

While the opposition parties are continuing with their protests seeking a debate on Pegasus snooping row, the government is pushing certain key bills

Poll strategist Prashant Kishor quits team Amarinder

He said that he had decided to take a ‘temporary break from an active role in public life’

Coronavirus live updates |India records 42,982 new cases

Fully vaccinated passengers from India will no longer be subjected to compulsory 10-day hotel quarantine in the U.K.

Ayodhya Ram temple may open for ‘darshan’ to devotees by 2023-end

The entire temple complex will, however, be ready by 2025, say Trust sources

Flood situation grim in north M.P.: Chouhan

5,950 people shifted to safer places; rescue operations under way, says CM

2 held, psychotropic drugs seized in Gujarat

Cash suspected from the illegal sale of the narcotics also seized, says NCB

Rajasthan to focus on quality export of agri produce

The State has received a considerable demand for exports despite the pandemic

CBI takes over probe into death of Dhanbad Judge

Uttam Anand was hit by an autorickshaw while he was on a morning jog

Wilson can’t rely on Arsenal report seeking to quash chargesheet: NIA

The agency opposes contention that electronic evidence gathered by it was planted

PM urged to amend Act to provide cheaper medicines to patients

‘In open market, substitution of brand having same composition is not permissible as per Drugs and Cosmetics Act’

Containment strategy, contact tracing of positive cases lacking in Kerala: Health Minister

Number of contacts traced per positive case is quite low; stringent containment measures needed, Mansukh Mandaviya says

Assam exempts Gurkhas from cases in FTs

The Himanta Biswas Sarma government decided that there will be no new cases registered against the Gurkha community in the State at the Foreigners’

No farmers rally in Delhi on Independence Day: Samyukt Kisan Morcha

Samyukt Kisan Morcha asks them to carry out ‘tiranga yatras’.

Seven killed in wall collapse in Rajasthan

Deceased included four children

NGOs, trusts, memorials owe ₹1.40 crore for office space: Hardeep Puri

Since allotments, the nine organisations have paid ₹3.79 crore, Housing and Urban Affairs informs Rajya Sabha.

Election Commission proposal to link electoral roll with Aadhaar under study: Law Minister

To avoid multiple enrolment of same person: Kiren Rijiju

Nod for continuation of Fast Track Special Courts

It involves an outlay of ₹1,572.86 crore.

IAF Chief in Israel

Indian Air Force (IAF) Chief Air Chief Marshal (ACM) R.K.S. Bhadauria arrived in Israel to discuss enhancement of bilateral exchanges between the air

Bombay High Court order to PIL litigant to deposit ₹3.9 crore is ‘rather harsh’, says Supreme Court

Bench sets aside June 30 order, asks Bombay High Court to take up the PIL petition.

Crowd funding platform for rare diseases treatment live, Centre tells High Court

Portal has eight registered hospitals, 40 patients and ₹3,73,300 received as donations.

50% funds allotted for ongoing MPLADS projects lapse

Parliamentary panel calls it a serious lapse with negative consequences.

RTE entitlements to be paid through cash transfer

Cabinet approves Samagra Shiksha scheme extension till March 2026

Twitter violated principle of natural justice with ‘manipulated media’ tag, says goverment

Labelling user tweets as ‘manipulated media’ does not come under the purview of new IT Rules: Minister tells Lok Sabha.

Suspended Trinamool MPs try to enter Rajya Sabha

Glass splinters hit an officer in her neck causing minor abrasions

Compensation for hit-and-run cases likely to rise

Ministry seeks comments from stakeholders in 30 days.

Black topping of world’s highest motorable road near LAC completed

It allows quick movement of troops and equipment and also boosts torusim in Ladakh.

Country witnessing unprecedented growth in legal landscape, says CJI

Legal profession no longer a career of ‘last resort’, he says.

Government establishing a new normal: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Lok Sabha passes two more Bills without debate.

In about one hour, Rajya Sabha passes 3 Bills amid din

Opposition continues protest over Pegasus, three farm laws

Military cadets disabled in training may receive pension

Injuries attributed to or aggravated by military training are granted ex-gratia, and medical treatment of such injured cadets is done at military hospitals.

Pegasus | Hearing on petitions seeking probe on August 5

Senior journalists N. Ram and Sashi Kumar have sought an independent probe into mass surveillance of over 142 potential ‘targets’.

4,046 applications of Hindus for citizenship still pending; 4,171 given Indian nationality under old law

A total of 4,046 applications for Indian citizenship from Hindus belonging to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh are pending with various state

Preneet Kaur urges Jaishankar to look into contract marriage fraud

Congress MP seeks commission to assess scale of fraud and its volume and analyse the number of cases

Lok Sabha passes Air Quality Commission Bill for NRC, Adjoining Areas

It has a full time chairperson and will have the final say on policy to address the problem

Padma Shri awardee and Dogri writer Padma Sachdev passes away

She has authored many books in Dogri and Hindi, and her poetry collections, including 'Meri Kavita Mere Geet', won her the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1971.

Opposition rejects Venkaiah Naidu’s truce offer to discuss farmer protests

Opposition wants a discussion on Pegasus first; Naidu suspends six Trinamool MPs for the day.

RS passes Limited Liability Partnership Amendment Bill

The bill, which was passed after a short debate, seeks to decriminalise 12 offences under the law and help to improve the ease of doing business by amending the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Act, 2008.

Ruckus in Assam assembly over boundary clash, oppn demands probe by central agencies

Members of the two sides, separated by the desk of the assembly secretary, pointed fingers at each other and banged the desk several times

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