Rahul Gautam

DAGGERS OUT IN CONGRESS STATE UNITS AS PARTY FIREFIGHTS INFIGHTING

June 26, 2021

From leadership crisis to confused ideology, the Congress is currently grappling with every possible problem a political party can ever face. As focus has shifted from the Covid-19 pandemic to politics, the infighting in several state units is back to haunt the high command of the grand old party. The...

WITH COVID NUMBERS LOWEST IN 4 MONTHS, DELHI UNLOCKS RESTAURANTS AND BARS

June 21, 2021

Owing to continuous decline in new Covid-19 cases, restrictions in Delhi have been further relaxed till 5 am of 28 June. On the day the national capital reported 124 new cases, lowest in the last four months, the Arvind Kejriwal-led government allowed restaurants and bars to serve with 50% seating...

Govt defends Covishield dose gap, says it’s based on scientific evidence

June 17, 2021

Junking reports over dissent among the medical experts of the Covid Task Force regarding increase in the gap between two doses of Covishield vaccine from 6-8 weeks to 12-16 weeks, the Union Health Ministry on Wednesday cleared the air, saying that the decision of increasing the gap was based on...

Amid rise in pandemic politics, daily Covid cases fall below 1 lakh

June 9, 2021

Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi›s announcement of free Covid vaccines to adult Indians and a steep decline in the number of fresh Covid-19 cases, the politics around vaccines has again taken the driver’s seat. According to data released by the Union Health Ministry on Tuesday morning, 86,498 new cases have...

PM TAKES CHARGE OF VACCINATION DRIVE, CENTRE TO GIVE FREE JABS TO ALL ADULTS

June 8, 2021

Taking the mammoth task of inoculating the entire population in own hands, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday announced a universal vaccination programme, saying the Central government will now provide free Covid-19 vaccines to all Indians above the age of 18. PM Modi said that this decision has been taken...

After outrage, Delhi hospital revokes order barring nurses from talking in Malayalam

June 7, 2021

After drawing much ire on social media and by politicians, a Delhi government hospital on Sunday withdrew its circular asking its nursing staff not to talk in Malayalam at work. The controversy began after an order was issued by Govind Ballabh Pant Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (GIPMER),...

AMARINDER TO REMAIN CM TILL NEXT POLLS, PUNJAB MAY GET DALIT DY CM

June 5, 2021

The reins of Punjab Congress will remain with Captain Amarinder Singh as the party has decided that he will remain the Chief Minister till the 2022 Assembly elections. Highly-placed sources told The Daily Guardian that no change of guard will happen in Punjab till the Assembly polls, due in 6...

SECOND WAVE EBBING, 68% DIP IN NEW CASES SINCE MAY PEAK

June 5, 2021

The Union Health Ministry on Friday said that India was witnessing 68 percent decline in daily caseload as compared to peak reported in early May. “If we analyse data in comparison to 7 May highest reported peak, we are recording a 68 percent decline in daily cases. 66% of new...

PM INTERACTS WITH STUDENTS, DAYS AFTER SCRAPPING CLASS XII EXAMS

June 4, 2021

In a surprise move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with students and parents in a live interactive video conferencing session organised by the Education Ministry. Apart from giving life mantras, the PM heard the students’ and parents’ anxieties and concerns, as both thanked him for cancelling Class XII board examinations...

No CBSE Class 12 exams in Maha, MP, Goa, Gujarat and Haryana

June 3, 2021

A day after the Centre decided to cancel Class XII board examinations of CBSE, many states have followed suit, while others said that they will be taking final decisions soon on the issue. Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana and Maharashtra have opted not to conduct the class 12 examinations...

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