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COVID-19: IREDA, NHPC vaccinate over 300 employees in two-day camp ANI | Updated: May 09, 2021 11:02 IST New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): A two-day free COVID vaccination camp was jointly organised by the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA) and NHPC Ltd Central Public Sector Undertakings under the ministry of power for the 18-44 age group employees on May 7 and 8 at IREDAs Corporate Office, New Delhi. A total of 317 employees from IREDA, ...

Nandigram, West Bengal Assembly election result 2021 live updates: Mamata Banerjee trailing Suvendu 16:20 IST: Meanwhile, at the state level TMC is winning on 1, leading on 211 seat, BJP+ leading on 78 seat, LEFT+ leading on 1 seat, OTH leading on 1 seat 16:12 IST: 8 hours have passed since counting began in Nandigram and the race here is pretty tight. AITCs Mamata Banerjee is currently leading over BJPs Adhikari Suvendu by just 820 votes. 16:06 IST: 15:54 IST: It looks like things are go...

Xinhua | Updated: 2021-05-02 16:25 Share CLOSE A doctor checks the oxygen level of a man suffering from coronavirus disease (COVID-19) as he sits outside an emergency room waiting to get admitted amid the lack of free beds at the hospital as the major second coronavirus wave surges in Kathmandu, Nepal, April 30, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] KATHMANDU - Demand for oxygen has been rising in Nepal as more and more hospitalized COVID-19 patients are in need ...

2021-05-02 08:36:22 GMT2021-05-02 16:36:22(Beijing Time) Xinhua English KATHMANDU, May 2 (Xinhua) -- Demand for oxygen has been rising in Nepal as more and more hospitalized COVID-19 patients are in need of oxygen. "The majority of the COVID-19 patients admitted at our hospital required the support of bottled oxygen," Somnath Bastola, senior manager (corporate communication and public relation department) of Norvic International Hospital said. According to him, over 30 patients have been...

Demand for oxygen has been rising in Nepal as more and more hospitalised Covid-19 patients are in need of oxygen."The majority of the Covid-19 patients admitted at our hospital required the support of bottled oxygen," Somnath Bastola, ...

Our editors comment on major events around the world and in the UAE Published:  April 17, 2021 11:24 Gulf News 1 of 5 [File image] The two sides of exam postponement: The regulatory body that conducts the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) and Indian School Certificate (ISC) examinations for classes 10 and 12, respectively, yesterday announced the postponement of both the exams until the first week of June when a review of the sit...

Ministry of Environment draws paper industry’s ire A Twitter post by the Ministry of Environment has not gone down well in the paper manufacturing circles. A recent twitter post by the official handle of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) has drawn criticisms from the print fraternity for linking deforestation with paper manufacturing. The tweet stated: “The packaging industry requires more paper prompting the cutting of m...

Chhattisgarh Naxal attack: 22 jawans killed; here is the full list Befitting reply will be given to Chhattisgarh Naxal attack, says Union Home Minister Amit Shah Members of Indian security forces carry the coffin of one of their colleague, who died following a gun battle with Maoist rebels, which left twenty-two members of Indian security forces killed and 30 others wounded, at the Central Reserve Police Forces Jagdalpur camp in Bijapur district of India?s Chhattisgarh state on April 4, 2021. ...

A CORRESPONDENT BAKSA: Dwijen Kumar Das, a young poetry writer of Tamulpur in Baksa district has been awarded with the Sahitya Akademi Yuba Award - 2020 for his book Megh Ghora. Dwijen Kumar Das is a young postgraduate and son of Harinarayan Das and Jamini Das. He was born at Kalakuchi village under Tamulpur subdivision in Baksa district. Since his childhood he wrote many poems which were published in various leading Assamese magazines. He wrote the book Megh Ghora which took at least...

Why are we forgetting Lakingme? A number of rights groups, indigenous student organisations and activists holding a candlelight vigil in front of the national parliament, seeking justice for Lakingme Chakma. Photo: Rashed Shumon Bangladesh is experiencing an epidemic of violence against women and girls. Access to justice has long been a challenge in Bangladesh, particularly for this type of violence. On many occasions these cases were dismissed as unsolvable and were simply ignored. The Lakingm...