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PM pays tribute to Bhagat Singh

The revolutionary freedom fighter was born on this day in Punjab in 1907

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Jaswant Singh: End of a long journey for the Army man-turned-parliamentarian

The former Union Minister passed away on September 27 following a cardiac arrest.

Former Union Minister Jaswant Singh.

India, Japan navies match skills in northern Arabian Sea

It will showcase high degree of inter-operability and joint operational skills

Indian Navy and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships conduct operations in close formation at JIMEX-2020, the 4th edition of India-Japan Maritime bilateral exercise on September 27, 2020.

President Ram Nath Kovind gives assent to three farm bills

The President’s assent to these bills comes amid the Opposition criticising the manner in which they were passed in Parliament

Ram Nath Kovind. File

PM pays tribute to Bhagat Singh

Former Union Minister Jaswant Singh.

Jaswant Singh: End of a long journey for the Army man-turned-parliamentarian

Indian Navy and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships conduct operations in close formation at JIMEX-2020, the 4th edition of India-Japan Maritime bilateral exercise on September 27, 2020.

India, Japan navies match skills in northern Arabian Sea

Ram Nath Kovind. File

President Ram Nath Kovind gives assent to three farm bills

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Gearing up: Sukhbir Singh Badal addressing a gathering of party workers and farmers in Ropar district on Sunday.

Akali Dal asks all parties to jointly fight for farmers’ cause

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A health worker collects nasal swab samples from CRPF personnel at Jwala Heri market area in New Delhi on September 27, 2020.

India's COVID-19 tally crosses 60-lakh mark The Hindu Net Desk

The number of people having recuperated from the disease nears 50 lakh.

India far from herd immunity: Harsh Vardhan

Maharashtra continues to lead the COVID-19 tally: Health Ministry

COVID-19 vaccine likely to be free for the poor

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PM pays tribute to Bhagat Singh

Coronavirus India lockdown Day 186 updates | Health Minister hints at lockdown in Kerala

Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman refutes media reports, says farm bills were passed as per procedure

Morning Digest: Health Minister says India still far from herd immunity, U.S. judge blocks Trump administration’s TikTok ban, and more

Despite MTP Act, women forced to seek legal nod for abortion

Coronavirus | Kerala’s curve unchanged with 7,445 more cases

Four elephants killed in Assam

Two were electrocuted, two hit by train

Akali Dal on ‘course correction’ in Punjab

Analysts say SAD’s decision to quit NDA may help it to regain its farmers constituency

Akali Dal asks all parties to jointly fight for farmers’ cause

What we are fighting for is to protect national interests, says Sukhbir Singh Badal

Congress urges NDA allies to oppose farm Bills

‘Farmers and poor are raising their voice, but BJP is not willing to listen’

Diplomacy was Jaswant Singh’s ‘Call to Honour’

While piloting foreign policy, he built strong friendships by striking a personal chord in the difficult post-Pokhran period

Coronavirus | India still far from herd immunity: Harsh Vardhan

Hospitals warned against use of Remdesivir, plasma therapy, Dr. Vardhan says.

Issues of all northeast rebel groups will be settled by 2024: Amit Shah

Hundreds of extremists laid down arms after agreements with eight groups, he says

Jaswant Singh’s demise leaves a void: Sonia Gandhi

He lived his life with the utmost honour and integrity, she says

Maharashtra continues to lead the COVID-19 tally: Health Ministry

It is followed by Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh

President Ram Nath Kovind gives assent to three farm bills

The President’s assent to these bills comes amid the Opposition criticising the manner in which they were passed in Parliament

Coronavirus | India's COVID-19 tally crosses 60-lakh mark

The number of people having recuperated from the disease nears 50 lakh.

Encounter underway between militants and security forces in J&K’s Pulwama

An encounter broke out between security forces and militants in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday, police said. Acting on specific

Mann ki Baat | Farmers can break free of APMC shackles: PM Modi

Farmers are basis of Atmanirbhar Bharat

COVID-19: India’s total recoveries close to 50 lakhs

A total of 92,043 recoveries have been registered in a span of 24 hours in the country, while 88,600 new infections were recorded during the same period, according to the data updated at 8 a.m.

Travellers from Dubai, UK contributed maximum COVID-19 importations into India: IIT study

According to the research, which has been published in the Journal of Travel Medicine, COVID-19 got induced into Indian States mainly due to international travel

TMC supports Akali Dal over quitting govt on farm bills

The Trinamool Congress has come out in support of the Shiromani Akali Dal, which quit the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre over the three farm

Monsoon to withdraw from north India in 2 days; rainy season to end on above-normal note

“Conditions are becoming favourable for withdrawal of monsoon.”

NIA arrests another 'al-Qaeda terrorist' from West Bengal

The NIA apprehended Shamim Ansari from his residence at Jalangi.

5 infiltrators pushed back along International Border in Jammu: BSF

This is the second such attempt thorough Samba sector after September 14-15.

Tense LAC makes Ladakhi team call off election boycott

Decision comes after Centre promises to discuss protection under Sixth Schedule and look into issues faced by the tribal people.

Doctors criticise govt. for backing out from making code on pharma firms mandatory

The group added that the issue has been brought to the fore as the non-compliance of the code by the pharma companies adds to the cost of drugs and encourages corrupt practices.

Mann Ki Baat | We have a settled tradition of storytelling and 'Katha' in our society: PM Modi

Referring to the farm bills, Prime Minister Modi said, “farmers now have the power to sell their produce anywhere and to anyone and they have the freedom to grow any crop and to sell it at a price best suited to them.”

Watch | All about road accidents in India

A video explainer on India's battle with road accidents in numbers

Jaswant Singh | A soldier-turned-politician bids adieu

Cabinet Minister under Vajpayee and MP for over two decades, his political career saw controversy and a bitter partying with the BJP

Reactions to Jaswant Singh's death | Left a strong mark as a soldier and parliamentarian, says PM Modi

The former Union Minister passed away at the age of 82.

Former Union Minister Jaswant Singh passes away

PM Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh express condolences.

Coronavirus India lockdown Day 185 updates | September 27, 2020

The Union Health Ministry said on Saturday, India has conducted a total of seven crore COVID-19 tests till now, with the country’s testing capacity having crossed 14 lakh tests daily.

Mahoba businessman shot with his own pistol, says SIT

He had complained of threats by an IPS officer.

Being self sufficient in defence sector is a mark of sovereignty, says Rajnath Singh

The Defence Minister also talked about the Farm Ordinance Bills and Labour Reform Bills.

In inexorable climb, Kerala cases rise by 7,006

State tests over 58,000; A.P. tests nearly 76,000, adds 7,293 cases; Telangana incidence is 2,239;

The Hindu Explains | Who gains and who loses from the farm Bills?

Will States and their Agricultural Produce Market Committees be impacted? What does it mean for government procurement?

The Hindu Explains | What does the new Industrial Relations Code say, and how does it affect the right to strike?

What does the Industrial Relations Code say on trade unions? What are the provisions on lay-off and closure?

Role of housewife least appreciated, says Bombay High Court, directs compensation to family 15 years after death

On February 3, 2007, the tribunal rejected the claim on the grounds that the actual age of the deceased has been suppressed, the husband is the earning member of the family therefore cannot claim compensation and that the sons were both majors.

Government likely to re-constitute panel to study ‘origins of Indian culture’

The committee formed in 2016 has failed to submit any report so far.

Akalis quit NDA, say Centre ignored farmers’ sentiments

SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal said the decision was unanimously taken at the party’s core committee meeting in Chandigarh.

Coronavirus | COVID-19 vaccine likely to be free for the poor

Will the government of India have ₹80,000 crore over the next one year to buy and distribute the vaccine, asks Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla.

Centre for early rollout of mother tongue as medium of instruction

Affidavit filed in Supreme Court on Andhra Pradesh move to mandate English as medium of instruction.

Government nod for re-entry of Tibetans with return visas

Post-lockdown curbs eased for migrants resident in India stuck abroad.

Modi pitches for larger role for India at UN

PM assures UN General Assembly that India’s vaccines are for the world.

S. P. Balasubrahmanyam was indeed ‘singing moon’ who shed radiance over country: Sonia Gandhi

He brought joy and solace to millions of his fans, and the artistic and cultural world is much poorer and darker for his loss, the Congress president said

PM Modi delivers virtual speech at United Nations General Assembly | September 26, 2020

Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually addressed the annual UN General Assembly on Saturday. He addressed the 75th session of the UNGA in Hindi. In

Coronavirus | 10 States, U.T.s account for 75% of new COVID-19 cases, total tests cross 7 crore: Centre

It also said India has conducted a total of seven crore tests for the detection of coronavirus infection till now with the country’s testing capacity having crossed 14 lakh tests daily.

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