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WHO Estimate Of India Deaths "Preposterous, Untenable": Covid Panel Chief
WHO also said they chose the mathematical model as many countries "still lack capacity for reliable mortality surveillance and therefore do not collect and generate the data needed to calculate excess mortality".
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No Doubts On Safety, Efficacy: WHO Chief Scientist On Covaxin Suspension
Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist at the World Health Organisation, today assured that the freeze on Bharat Biotech's Covaxin supply does not involve the safety or efficacy of the vaccine, but some issues in manufacturing processes for which correc
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Ladakh Fatalities In India-China Face-Off First Since 1975
India should not attempt to underplay the "violent face-off" with Chinese troops in Ladakh's Galwan Valley, Lieutenant General DS Hooda (retired) told NDTV today
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"NRC Secular, But A Secular Harassment For All": Chetan Bhagat To NDTV
There will be abuse the moment the NRC (national register of citizens) is executed, author Chetan Bhagat told NDTV today, elaborating on an article he wrote for the Times of India in which he argued it "would cause secular harassment to all"
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"Cried So Much, I'm A Stone": Nirbhaya Mother On Convict's Mother's Plea
Seven years after Nirbhaya's death, a court declared that four men convicted of gang-raping, torturing and killing her will hang on January 22. "For seven years, I cried tears of blood," said her mother, describing her fight for justice a painful one.
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Aadhaar Can Be India's Wall Against Illegal Immigrants, Says Top Official
Aadhaar can act as a digital wall capable of preventing the re-entry of illegal immigrants into the system once their enrolment has been cancelled, a top official of the Unique Identification Authority of India has told NDTV.
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After Pranab Mukherjee's RSS Speech, Anand Sharma Says Congress Had No Doubts
As images of former President Pranab Mukherjee at the RSS headquarters in Nagpur were beamed live by television channels, senior Congress leader Anand Sharma tweeted what he called the "anguish" of Congress workers.
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After Unofficial Ban, Book on Sonia Gandhi Finally Out In India
A dramatized biography of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, "The Red Sari" by Spanish author Javier Moro, is finally in Indian bookstores, seven years after it came out.
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Indira Gandhi Wasn't Aware of Emergency Provision, Writes Pranab Mukherjee in Book
Indira Gandhi was not aware of the emergency provision in the Constitution and acted on advice from Congress leader Siddharth Shankar Ray when she imposed the Emergency of 1975-77, President Pranab Mukherjee has said in his new book, released online today on his 79th birthday.
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Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Stature Bigger Than Bharat Ratna, Says Grandnephew Sugata Bose
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's grandnephew Sugata Bose has criticised the reports that the freedom fighter's name is being considered by the Narendra Modi government for Bharat Ratna, country's highest civilian honour.
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WHO Estimate Of India Deaths "Preposterous, Untenable": Covid Panel Chief
WHO also said they chose the mathematical model as many countries "still lack capacity for reliable mortality surveillance and therefore do not collect and generate the data needed to calculate excess mortality".
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No Doubts On Safety, Efficacy: WHO Chief Scientist On Covaxin Suspension
Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist at the World Health Organisation, today assured that the freeze on Bharat Biotech's Covaxin supply does not involve the safety or efficacy of the vaccine, but some issues in manufacturing processes for which correc
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Ladakh Fatalities In India-China Face-Off First Since 1975
India should not attempt to underplay the "violent face-off" with Chinese troops in Ladakh's Galwan Valley, Lieutenant General DS Hooda (retired) told NDTV today
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"NRC Secular, But A Secular Harassment For All": Chetan Bhagat To NDTV
There will be abuse the moment the NRC (national register of citizens) is executed, author Chetan Bhagat told NDTV today, elaborating on an article he wrote for the Times of India in which he argued it "would cause secular harassment to all"
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"Cried So Much, I'm A Stone": Nirbhaya Mother On Convict's Mother's Plea
Seven years after Nirbhaya's death, a court declared that four men convicted of gang-raping, torturing and killing her will hang on January 22. "For seven years, I cried tears of blood," said her mother, describing her fight for justice a painful one.
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Aadhaar Can Be India's Wall Against Illegal Immigrants, Says Top Official
Aadhaar can act as a digital wall capable of preventing the re-entry of illegal immigrants into the system once their enrolment has been cancelled, a top official of the Unique Identification Authority of India has told NDTV.
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After Pranab Mukherjee's RSS Speech, Anand Sharma Says Congress Had No Doubts
As images of former President Pranab Mukherjee at the RSS headquarters in Nagpur were beamed live by television channels, senior Congress leader Anand Sharma tweeted what he called the "anguish" of Congress workers.
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After Unofficial Ban, Book on Sonia Gandhi Finally Out In India
A dramatized biography of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, "The Red Sari" by Spanish author Javier Moro, is finally in Indian bookstores, seven years after it came out.
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Indira Gandhi Wasn't Aware of Emergency Provision, Writes Pranab Mukherjee in Book
Indira Gandhi was not aware of the emergency provision in the Constitution and acted on advice from Congress leader Siddharth Shankar Ray when she imposed the Emergency of 1975-77, President Pranab Mukherjee has said in his new book, released online today on his 79th birthday.
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Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Stature Bigger Than Bharat Ratna, Says Grandnephew Sugata Bose
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's grandnephew Sugata Bose has criticised the reports that the freedom fighter's name is being considered by the Narendra Modi government for Bharat Ratna, country's highest civilian honour.
