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Bihar chief secretary Arun Kumar Singh passes away due to COVID-19 By Mansoor|   Published: 30th April 2021 3:21 pm IST Bihar chief secretary Arun Kumar Singh Patna: Bihar chief secretary Arun Kumar Singh on Friday passed away at a hospital in Patna due to COVID-19 complications. Singh, who was a senior IAS officer, was admitted to a hospital after testing positive for coronavirus and was undergoing treatment. He was appointed as the chief secretary of Bihar in February this year, days afte...

Bihar chief secretary Arun Kumar Singh on Friday died because of Covid complications. The senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer was undergoing treatment for the disease at a hospital in state capital Patna.

Commonwealth Shooting Championships: Heena Sidhu clinches gold in 10 m Air Pistol, Deepak Kumar wins bronze in 10 m Air Rifle Commonwealth Shooting Championships: Heena Sidhu clinches gold in 10 m Air Pistol, Deepak Kumar wins bronze in 10 m Air Rifle Indian Shooter Heena Sidhu Continued To Hit The Bullseye This Season As She Won Gold In The Womens 10m Air Pistol Event At The Commonwealth Shooting Championships, Brisbane On Tuesday. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Gautam Lalotra ...

Bihar chief secretary Arun Kumar Singh succumbs to COVID-19 - A native of Bihar's West Champaran district, Arun Kumar Singh was scheduled to retire this year on August 31.

Bihar Chief Secretary Arun Kumar Singh died of COVID on Friday in a private hospital here. Singh who had tested positive recently was undergoing treatment at Paras hospital where he died Friday, hospital director Dr Ahmad Abdul Hai told PTI. He was appointed as the Chief Secretary after retirement of his predecessor Deepak Kumar on February 28. A 1985 batch IAS officer, Singh was slated to retire in August end. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar paid rich tributes to the departed bureaucrat. The...

Bihar Chief Secretary Arun Kumar Singh dies of COVID-19 SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 30, 2021, 03:42 PM IST Share Synopsis He was appointed as the Chief Secretary after retirement of his predecessor Deepak Kumar on February 28. A 1985 batch IAS officer, Singh was slated to retire in August end. Getty Images Bihar Chief Secretary Arun Kumar Singh died of COVID on Friday in a Patna private hospital. Singh who had tested positive recently was undergoing treatment at Paras hospital where he died Frid...

30-year-old Pune techie commits suicide in her Gurugrams flat 30-year-old Pune techie commits suicide in her Gurugrams flat According To The Police Investigation, She Had Committed Suicide And Left Behind An Apologizing Letter To Her Parents Which Saying That Her Love Life Had Failed. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Kajol | Updated on: 25 Oct 2017, 08:29:08 AM New Delhi: A 30-year-old Pune techie was found dead in Gurugram. The deceased has been identified as ...

Boxing: Amit Panghal wins bronze medal at Governor’s Cup in Russia The Indian boxer lost to 5-0 to reigning Olympic and world champion Shakhobidin Zoirov. File image of Amit Panghal | BFI Olympic-bound Indian boxer Amit Panghal (52kg) won a bronze medal at the Governor’s Cup in St Petersburg, Russia after going down to world champion and familiar foe Shakhobidin Zoirov in the semi-finals. Amit, a world championships silver-medallist, lost 5-0 to the Uzbek, who is also the...

Gurugram NGO comes to rescue of patients in need of oxygen Updated: Updated: Under its ‘drive thru’ scheme, patients can use oxygen at the NGO office for free Share Article AAA A patient inhales oxygen from a cylinder provided by NGO Hemkunt Foundation in Gurugram on Sunday.   | Photo Credit: Ashok Kumar Under its ‘drive thru’ scheme, patients can use oxygen at the NGO office for free Ritwik, a resident of Sector 56 here, panicked after his mother, Ritu (47), a COVID-19 patient, sudd...

Author of the article: Ian MacAlpine Publishing date: Apr 23, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  4 minute read Members of the executive of the Canada Pakistan Association of Kingston, including past-president Zermaan Khan, second from left, at a 2019 function at City Hall. Supplied Photo Article content The past-president of the Pakistan Canada Association of Kingston welcomes the travel ban from his native country and India due to COVID-19 concerns, but Zermaan Khan wonders why the ban didn...