Thursday, September 24, 2020

Sugarcane cultivation turns bitter for Chittoor ryots

Of the six sugar factories in the district, four are under closure
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Dialysis units for COVID-19 patients

It will come up at Kottayam general hospital
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Hundreds of migrants reach U.K. in record month of crossings

They have long used northern France as a launching point to reach Britain, either stowed in trucks or on ferries
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Whereabouts of three welderswho went to Libya unknown

Family members seek help of Union government
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COVID-19 hospital ratings upsetAnantapur health professionals

Despite treating most of the critical cases, district referral facilities get poor ranks
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Tight vigil at places of worship in Prakasam

Prakasam SP asks personnel to draw up suspect list
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J&K Lieutenant Governor condemns killing of BDC member in Budgam

Bhupinder Singh, a member of the block development council of Khag block in the district, succumbed to his injuries after being shot at by terrorists in the Khag area on Wednesday.
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Google Doodle celebrates Arati Saha, first Asian woman to swim across English Channel

She was awarded the Padma Shri in 1960 and was the first-ever female recipient of the award.
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Farm Bills | Ryots’ body to block roads on Sept. 25

Urging the Central government to withdraw the three bills on agriculture, farmers in the district under the banner All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordinat
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Set up development board, say Hadapads

Members of the Hadapad community from across Kalaburagi district staged a protest under the banner of the Akhila Karnataka Hadapad Samaj Seva Sangha
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Morning Digest: CAG says Rafale vendors yet to confirm technology transfer under offsets; Lok Sabha adjourns after tumultuous session, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day.
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Seven-year-old boy dies of snakebite

A seven-year-old boy died of a snakebite at Dongargaon village in Kamalapur taluk of Kalaburagi district on Wednesday.The deceased was identified as D
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COVID-19: U.K. rolls out new smartphone app to track and trace

A new smartphone app to boost the U.K.’s track-and-trace system to help control coronavirus transmissions will be rolled out across England and Wales
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Breonna Taylor death: Louisville police officers cleared of criminal charges

Benjamin Crump, a civil rights lawyer representing the Taylor family, said it was “outrageous” that none of the officers would be criminally charged with causing Taylor's death.
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Trump won't commit to peaceful transfer of power if he loses

“The American people will decide this election. And the United States government is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers out of the White House,” the Biden campaign responded
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Coronavirus | West Bengal extends period of austerity measures till March 2021

The government had also said that no purchase of vehicles, computers, IT related accessories, furniture, ACs and TVs would be undertaken.
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Gyms remain empty while maintenance costs surge

On an average, daily footfall has plummeted from 300 to 20
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ED attaches assets worth ₹11.85 crore in bank fraud case

The ED probe is based on an FIR and charge sheet by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
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HC restores powers of U.P. village headman

His powers were ceased by administration over charges of misappropriation of funds in building toilets, homes
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A Kolkata streetcar for book lovers

A book-laden air-conditioned tram offers a glimpse of the city’s academic corner
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Lockdown did not lead to marked improvement in river water quality: CPCB

The agency collects samples at designated periods and assesses them for various parameters
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Coronavirus | Former ‘world’s heaviest man’ defeats COVID-19

A quarter of the more than 74,000 Mexicans who have died after catching the virus were overweight.
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Odisha youth with stab injury denied admission by 10 hospitals

Surgery done 15 days later on the intervention of rights commission
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