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The daily rise in coronavirus infections in India was recorded above 15,000 after nearly a month taking the country's total tally of COVID-19 cases to 1,10,46,914, according to the Union health ministry data updated on Thursday. IMAGE: A health worker collects a sample from a teacher for COVID-19 test, at Udaipur in Lahaul-Spiti, on Wednesday. Photograph: PTI Photo A total 16,738 infections were reported in a day, while the death toll increased to 1,56,705 with 138 daily new fatalities, the data updated at 8 am showed. On January 29, 18,855 new infections were recorded in a span of 24 hours after which it stayed below 15,000. The daily deaths were registered above 130 after a gap of 26 days. The number of people who have recuperated from the disease surged to 1,07,38,501 which translates to a national COVID-19 recovery rate of 97.21 per cent and the case fatality rate stands at 1.42 per cent. The active caseload increased to 1,51,708 which comprises 1.37 ... » Learn More about India records 16,738 new Covid cases; goes past 15k after a month

HYDERABAD : Though Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown badly hit revenue of the state, the registration and stamps (R&S) department is bouncing back. The state government has earned nearly Rs 2,000 crore in just two and half months through property registrations. In January alone, the registration department had earned Rs 950 crore. However, the major revenue-earning department may not achieve its target of Rs 8,000 crore this fiscal. The state government gets major revenue (state own tax revenue) from registration and stamps department, commercial taxes and excise departments. However, due to the lockdown, the registration offices were shut and later also there was no property transactions. Since September, 2020 onwards, the state government had declared registration holiday for nearly two and half months to ensure registration of both agriculture and non-agriculture properties through Dharani portal. As there were legal hitches, the state government could go ... » Learn More about Telangana’s property registration departments earns Rs 2,000 crore in two months

Retail inflation for industrial workers eased to 3.15 per cent in January against 7.49 per cent in the same month last year, mainly due to lower prices of certain food items. "Year-on-year inflation for the month (January) stood at 3.15 per cent compared to 3.67 per cent for the previous month (December 2020) and 7.49 per cent during the corresponding month (January 2020) of the previous year," the labour ministry said in a statement. Food inflation stood at 2.38 per cent in January compared to 2.89 per cent in the previous month (December 2020) and 10.61 per cent during the corresponding month a year ago. The All-India CPI-IW (Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers) for January 2021 decreased by 0.6 points and stood at 118.2 points. For one-month percentage change, it decreased by 0.51 with respect to the previous month, whereas no change was observed between the corresponding month a year ago, it said. The maximum downward pressure in the current index came ... » Learn More about Retail inflation for industrial worker eases to 3.15 per cent in January

“The Shabnam that I knew was very different from the one that the world loves to hate.” Usman Saifi makes this statement many times during the conversation. The Bulandshahr-based freelance journalist is the foster father of death row convict Shabnam Ali’s son Taj. Shabnam, along with her lover Saleem, was convicted of killing seven members of her family , including a 10-month-old nephew, in 2008. If executed, she will be the first woman in Independent India to be hanged for a crime. On February 18, Shabnam filed a second mercy petition with the Governor of Uttar Pradesh and the President of India, both of whom have earlier rejected her plea. Around the same time, news spread that preparations were being made at Mathura jail, the only one in the country where female convicts can be hanged. The news of her review petition and Taj’s appeal to spare his mother of the gallows once again turned the focus on the child Taj and Mr. Saifi, who had to plead for privacy from the probing ... » Learn More about The Shabnam that I knew was very different, says adoptive father of death row convict’s son

A glass of water has no colour. But a deep sea with the same water is a brilliant blue. Why is this so? This was the question that C.V. Raman asked himself in 1921 on seeing the colour of the Mediterranean sea from a ship. He immediately began to conduct experiments on board the ship using some simple instruments he had with him. At that time, scientists believed the sea was blue because it reflected the colour of the sky, but Raman found that it was the water itself that caused blue light to scatter more than other colours in light. At that time Raman was a professor at the University of Calcutta. He returned from his visit of England and Europe and started experiments to study how light behaved when it passed through various substances. On February 28, 1928, one of the experiments gave a clear result. Light of only one colour was passed through a liquid, but the light that emerged had small traces of another colour. This meant that the molecules in the liquid were changing the ... » Learn More about Water colours

Shabnam, a teacher in Amroha district of Uttar Pradesh, whose death sentenced was upheld by the Supreme Court, wanted to do away with her family, who was opposed to her relationship, and keep the family property to herself, the court has confirmed. Quoting the prosecution, the Supreme Court judgment said she strangled her 10-month-old nephew with her own hands. She then lay down, pretending to be unconscious, near her dead father till the neighbours broke into the house. A trial court convicted and sentenced the duo to death in July 2008. The decision was upheld by the Allahabad High Court in April 2013. Rarest of rare crime In its recent judgment on their appeals, a Bench led by Chief Justice of India H.L. Dattu said the fact that an educated teacher from a civilised family committed this crime and showed no remorse afterwards by itself makes it a “rarest of rare” crime deserving the death penalty. “Such a deed as parricide would be sufficiently appalling were the ... » Learn More about SC upholds death for U.P. teacher, lover

Email By Gian De Poloni Updated February 27, 2021 18:37:48 Map: Perth 6000 Explore the most significant policies of the parties asking for your vote in the 2021 WA Election. Photo: Mark McGowan and Zak Kirkup will face off on the March 13 WA election. (ABC News) On March 13, WA will head to the polls once again. The two major parties have already made hundreds of spending promises as they battle to win as many seats as they can. Premier Mark McGowan has described his Labor Party's election commitments as "modest and affordable". Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Zak Kirkup says his Liberal Party's promises show they have a "clear economic plan". The Greens and the Nationals have plans of their own, and are promising some big-ticket items. Ultimately, you will be the judge — and to help, we've compiled the most significant policies in an easy to digest guide, which will be updated daily. Agriculture and food Photo: Agriculture and ... » Learn More about WA election: Your handy guide to Mark McGowan and Zak Kirkup’s election promises

Celebs who became mommies after they were well past 40. W hen most women prepare to hit menopause, these celebs decided to have babies. By the looks of it, the word 'biological clock' doesn't seem to exist in their lives. Janet Jackson IMAGE: Janet Jackson gave birth to her first child at 50. Michael Jackson's younger sister, who is married to businessman Al Mana (above), gave birth to a son, Eissa Al Mana, on January 3, 2017. Photograph: Alessandro Garofalo/Reuters These mommies rocked the baby bump in 2016 Kelly Preston IMAGE: In 2010, Mrs John Travolta gave birth to baby Benjamin. She was 48. Photograph: Danny Moloshok/Reuters Halle Berry IMAGE: The Oscar winner was 47 when she had her second child Maceo with estranged husband Olivier Martinez. Photograph: Mario Anzuoni/Reuters Geena Davis IMAGE: In 2002, the Oscar winner gave birth to daughter Alizeh at 46. Two years later, when she was 48, she ... » Learn More about What do Janet Jackson, Farah Khan, Meryl Streep have in common?

♦ No record of visitors’ denied entry ♦ Guards don’t wear masks ♦ Aarogya Setu check skipped At least 3 popular malls , no visitor with a high temperature has ever been turned away; management and guards have different ideas about temperature cutoffs It’s been nearly four months since malls reopened with promises of maintaining all safety measures, but Mirror has found that the assurances ring hollow at many of them. From security personnel unwilling to wear masks to defunct thermal scanners, quite a few malls acknowledged that they don’t even keep a record of visitors with high temperatures. Untitled Carousel COVID-19: Maharashtra reports 5,753 fresh cases, Mumbai registers 19 new deaths Maharashtra continues to remain in the 5,000 range when it comes to its daily count of COVID-19 cases. The state reported 5,753 fresh cases on Sunday, taking the total tally of cases to 17,80,208. Some guards even gave the Aarogya Setu check a miss, and ... » Learn More about With a weekend test drive, Mirror expose…Malls’ Holes

For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now ABP Opinion Poll: LDF headed for 2nd term in Kerala; UPA may form government in Tamil Nadu View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts #Fci FCI Stenographer skill test admit card 2019 released, direct link to download #Fci Website to check FCI Phase 1 Result 2019 #Fci FCI Recruitment 2019: Apply online for 4,103 posts, application process begins Feb 23 #Fci FCI question paper 'leaked' in MP: 2 middlemen, 50 candidates held #Fci Government urges procurement agencies to reach out to farmers on pulse MSP #Fci Cabinet approves pension, post-retirement schemes for FCI employees Just In 1 hr ago Bodoland People's Front to be part of 'Grand Alliance' in Assam assembly polls 2021 1 hr ago EC removes Bengal's ADG (law & order) a day after announcing poll dates 1 hr ago Delhi ... » Learn More about FCI Recruitment 2021: Now apply for AGM, Medical officer posts by March 31