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Airbus, GMR ink aviation MoU Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Airbus signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with GMR Group, an aviation infrastructure developer, to explore collaboration opportunities across aviation services, technologies and innovation. Under the pact, Airbus and GMR would team up to explore potential synergies in several strategic areas of aviation services, including maintenance, components, training, digital and airport services and collaborate to explore a broad sc...

Stalin asks CM not to attribute motives to DMK Updated: Updated: Party questions Governor in Rajiv convicts case Share Article Party questions Governor in Rajiv convicts case DMK president M.K. Stalin on Thursday said it was unfair on the part of Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami to attribute motives to his party for questioning Governor Banwarilal Purohit’s delay in acting on the Cabinet decision for releasing seven convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. (The Governor has sin...

Updated: Share Article AAA The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday closed two petitions filed by former DMK MLA M. Appavu. He had sought a direction to the State to release water from Pechiparai dam through Radhapuram channel so that 52 ponds in the area could be filled. He had also sought a direction to the State to release water from Manimuthar dam as special supply to ponds in Nanguneri, Radhapuram and Thisayanvilai in Tirunelveli district and Sattankulam and Udangudi in Thoo...

Turtle conservationist honoured Updated: Updated: Supraja Dharini makes it to Explorers Club-50 People Changing the World Share Article Supraja Dharini makes it to Explorers Club-50 People Changing the World TREE Foundation’s founder-chairperson Supraja Dharini has been awarded a place in the inaugural Explorers Club-50 People Changing the World, in recognition of her work to protect sea turtles. She has been working with fishermen and various government agencies in the field since 2002. ...

Updated: Share Article AAA The Delhi BJP on Thursday hit out at the Delhi government over its decision to withdraw DTC bus service provided for the Delhi police and paramilitary forces. Leader of the Opposition in Delhi Assembly Ramvir Singh Bidhuri demanded that the CM withdraw the decision. In a meeting of the BJP legislature party, a resolution was passed demanding that the Delhi government withdraw its decision and immediately restore the bus service of the security forces. The BJP MLAs sai...

Ernakulam on Thursday recorded 911 recoveries from COVID-19 and 833 fresh infections. Two health workers were among the infected. Thrikkakara continued to be a hotbed of infections with 31 new cases, Kizhakkambalam and North Paravur reported 26 cases each, Thuravur had 24, Kuttampuzha 22, Kalamassery 21 and Thirpunithura 19. The active caseload in the district was 10,518 as on Thursday evening. A fresh batch of 8,718 samples were sent for testing on the day. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR DAILY NEWSLETTER...

Cancer awareness programme held at CCC complex Updated: Updated: Share Article Chairperson City Civil Court Legal Services Authority, Hyderabad, C. Sumalatha speaking at cancer awareness programme.   Calling up people to face cancer boldly, City Civil Court Chief Judge C. Sumalatha on Thursday observed that early diagnosis would help emerge victoriously from cancer. Speaking at a cancer awareness programme and free health camp at CCC complex in Old City, the Chief Judge said healthy life is e...

Air quality in very poor category in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The air quality of Delhi, Gurugram, and Noida continued in the “very poor” category on Thursday, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data. “AQI is likely to further improve to the poor category on Friday. May touch moderate for a shorter period. The improved AQI is likely to stay for a couple of days. Poor AQI is forecast on February 6 and 7,” said a statement by the g...

Many takers to learn Korean in the Capital Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA To meet the growing demand to learn the Korean language, the Korean Cultural Centre in the Capital has increased the number of seats from 300 last year to 4,200 this year. The Centre had originally set the maximum capacity of seats this year at 600 for ‘Online Korean Language Hobby Classes’ but as registrations opened for the course that starts on February 6, the seats got occupied in two minutes after the openin...

SIT identifiesgroup thatguided farmersto Red Fort Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Delhi Police has identified a group of men who allegedly guided protesters to Red Fort on Republic Day, said a senior officer on Thursday. With the help of CCTV and mobile footage, the police had identified the two-wheelers that were guiding the tractors. The vehicles were found to be registered in west Delhi. “We had called around six people for questioning at the Crime...