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2 minutes read New Delhi, May 5 (EFE).- A court has ruled that the deadly oxygen shortage in Indian hospitals was “a criminal act” and nothing “less than a genocide” as the devastating second wave of the coronavirus continues with a record number of nearly 3,800 deaths posted Wednesday. The top court in northern Uttar Pradesh state made the stinging criticism late on Tuesday as social media was flooded with viral images and videos after some patients allegedly died due to the lack of ...

EFENew Delhi Indian court says deaths due to oxygen shortage genocide Men prepare a funeral pyre at a cremation ground in New Delhi, India, 04 May 2021. EFE-EPA/HARISH TYAGI Family members prepare to perform the last rites for a body at a cremation ground in New Delhi, India, 04 May 2021. EFE-EPA/HARISH TYAGI People carry a body to a funeral pyre for the last rites at a cremation ground in New Delhi, India, 04 May 2021. EFE-EPA/HARISH TYAGI Men prepare a funeral pyre at a cr...

Foreign aid: Track, allot plan firmed up Top Searches Foreign aid: Track, allot plan firmed up Surojit Gupta / TNN / Updated: May 4, 2021, 07:25 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail NEW DELHI: The government has put together an elaborate strategy to distribute the foreign aid pouring in from countries, multinational corporations and individuals and has taken measures to scrap duties on relief material for faster rollout on ground. On Monday, the government did away with Integrated GST (IGST) on Co...

The government on Monday waived Integrated GST (IGST) till June 30 on import of Covid-relief material received as a donation, a move that will speed up customs clearances for such imports, including those by charitable organisations. The Finance Ministry in a statement said the government had received several representations from charitable organisations, corporate entities, and other associations outside India seeking exemption from IGST on the import of Covid-19 relief material donated/receiv...

Beware of options KARACHI: The past few years have seen investment solutions available to the public at large go digital. Around the world, stockbrokers, mutual funds, cryptocurrency exchanges and other investment avenues have introduced a plethora of mobile applications and web portals to make trading even easier for the masses. Customers these days have the option of investing in a diverse array of financial instruments through a click or a tap from the comfort of their own homes. But the adv...

The Pandemic in Uttar Pradesh Lucknow hit hardest A few visuals of the pandemic refuse to let you breath easily. One such visual is of 70-year old grey-bearded Tilakdhari Singh standing helplessly balancing his cycle in the middle of a deserted road in rural Jaunpur while the body of his deceased wife has fallen off the carrier. Residents of Amberpur village, Singh’s wife had succumbed to the pandemic in a COVID 19 government hospital. When the villagers refused to allow cremation at the lo...

Counting of votes in UP panchayat polls to be held on May 2 after Supreme Courts nod The apex court directed that there will be a strict curfew in the entire state till Tuesday morning and no victory rallies will be permitted. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI LUCKNOW: Counting of votes for the panchayat polls in Uttar Pradesh will be held on Sunday with the Supreme Court on Saturday refusing to stay the process and the State Election Commission (SEC) saying the candidates and their ag...

The apex court directed that there will be a strict curfew in the entire state till Tuesday morning and no victory rallies will be permitted.

Villagers stand in queue to cast their vote at the polling station, during the first phase of Uttar Pradesh Gram Panchayat election, in a village Phulpur, Prayagraj. (PTI) PRAYAGRAJ: Taking note of the reported deaths of 135 teachers, shiksha mitras and investigators assigned panchayat election duty, the Allahabad HC on Tuesday issued notices to the Uttar Pradesh State Election Commission (UPSEC) and asked why it failed to check non-compliance of Covid guidelines during multiple phases of panch...

The Allahabad High Court has issued notices to Uttar Pradesh State Election Commission (UPSEC), seeking an explanation on why it failed to check non-compliance of Covid guidelines during multiple phases of panchayat elections. Taking cognizance of reported deaths of 135 teachers, shiksha mitras and investigators assigned panchayat election duty, Allahabad High Court, on Tuesday, issued the notices. The court further asked why action should not be taken against the state poll panel and its of...