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'We are passing through a very historical moment. The UP election next year and the Lok Sabha election of 2019 will decide the course of India.' 'Maybe the unlettered will save India again because they have inherited a different India and a different idea of India,' says eminent social scientist Achyut Yagnik. After a historic mandate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi completed two years in office on May 26. Photograph: Adnan Abidi/Reuters A chyut Yagnik , the honorary secretary of the Ahmedabad-based NGO, SETU, Centre for Social Knowledge and Action, is a leading social activist and political thinker. At his quiet office in Ahmedabad, he spoke to Archana Masih/ Rediff.com about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Congress, and his faith in the people of India. Two years into Prime Minister Modi's tenure, what are the changes you notice? There is a contest between the liberal and authoritarian idea of India. There is a controversy about these two ideas. ... » Learn More about ‘Modi thinks “I’m number 1 and up to number 10 there’s no one”‘

Many beneficiaries, mostly senior citizens, who took the vaccine on Wednesday said that the process was smooth. Officials of multiple hospitals also said there were no issues with the CoWIN platform, where details of beneficiaries are entered and checked before vaccination, on Wednesday unlike the past two days. A total of 25,054 beneficiaries took the COVID-19 vaccination in the city on Wednesday and there were four Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFI), said a Delhi government spokesperson. Of the total beneficiaries, 13,794 were people who are 60 years of age and above, 1,625 people were between 45 and 59 years of age. The number of people belonging to both age groups taking the vaccination have increased steadily since it started Monday. The rest of the people vaccinated on Wednesday were healthcare workers and front-line workers. Arun Jain, 69, a resident of Green Park, who took the vaccine at Delhi government-run Lok Nayak Hospital, said that the process was ... » Learn More about ‘CoWIN process smooth unlike past two days’

A national political adviser appealed on Thursday for Jan 20 to be designated as National First Aid Day, in order to raise public awareness on cardiopulmonary (heart and lung) resuscitation and accelerate the installment of automated external defibrillator machines in public spaces. Ao Hushan, an anesthetist from the Fuwai Hospital in Beijing, said that in the past three years, "uplifting progress" has been witnessed in the public access to AED machines, portable and lifesaving devices to resuscitate people experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. In Shenzhen, Guangdong province, the number of AEDs has risen from 500 in 2018 to about 5,000 recently, and is expected to reach the international standard of 300 devices per 10,000 people in the next five or ten years, according to Ao. He added that Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has rolled out new regulations to enforce dissemination of the first-aid devices in public venues, and in Beijing, all subway stations have been equipped with AEDs. ... » Learn More about Designated day called for to raise awareness of heart disease

In a bid to intensify the crackdown on people not wearing masks, Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh has asked the city police force to collect fine from at least 1,000 such violators per day in each zone, an official said on Wednesday. IMAGE: BMC take fine from people for not wearing a face masks in Mumbai's Goregaon. Photograph: ANI Photo Mumbai is divided into 12 police zones and the city police are authorised to collect a fine of Rs 200 from people not wearing masks, as mandated under COVID-19 norms. To prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the metropolis, Singh has asked the city police force to take strict action against those not wearing masks in public places, the official said. He said Singh recently asked all senior inspectors to improve the performance of their respective police stations and achieve the zonal target of 1,000 such cases per day. The Mumbai police are making efforts to increase the awareness among citizens about containing the ... » Learn More about Fine 1,000 maskless/day: Mumbai top cop to police stns

Splitsvilla returns for a 13th season later this week. One of the longest-running reality TV programmes targeting the youth, the show follows a group of girls and boys who — with their stated aim of ‘finding love’ — are put through various contests and situations that help generate drama and conflict: the show’s major source of entertainment. Hosting the show — for a sixth time on the trot — are regulars Sunny Leone and Rannvijay Singha. Season 13 was supposed to have broadcast in 2020, but was pushed by a year due to lockdown. The crew filmed the show in Poovar Island Resorts in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala for over a month late last year under a bio bubble. Rannvijay and Sunny, both of whom connect over phone from Nagpur and Mumbai, respectively, share their experience filming for Splitsvilla . Edited excerpts: Sixth year as co-hosts of the show, the two of you must share quite the rapport at this point... Rannvijay: I would say my rapport with Sunny and the chemistry ... » Learn More about ‘Splitsvilla’ hosts Sunny Leone and Rannvijay Singha on the show’s evolution

#E Sreedharan Metro Man E Sreedharan will be BJP’s CM candidate in Kerala says Union Minister #E Sreedharan E Sreedharan's entry a good boost in Kerala: V Muraleedharan #E Sreedharan Kochi metro launch: PMO includes names of Ramesh Chennithala, E Sreedharan #E Sreedharan Kochi metro launch: There is no controversy, PM’s Security More Important, says Sreedharan #E Sreedharan Not right time for bullet train in country: E Sreedharan #E Sreedharan Railways can stop loot of Rs 10000 cr through decentralisation, suggests 'Metro man' E Sreedharan For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now India - 11,156,923 | World - 115,754,544 View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts Just In 2 min ago PM Modi to hold virtual summit with Swedish counterpart on Friday 8 min ago PM Modi to receive CERAWeek Global Energy and Environment Leadership ... » Learn More about Metroman Sreedharan dons Delhi Metro uniform for last time

Dharwad (Karnataka): Amid fears of rising Covid-19 cases in the last couple of days, Karnataka Education Minister S Suresh Kumar announced on Monday that the Class X (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) board examinations would be held in the state from June 21 to July 5, which is a week`s difference compared to the tentative timetable that was announced last month. The revised timetable for the SSLC 2020-21 examinations is as follows: June 21: First language (Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Hindi, Tamil, Urdu, English, Sanskrit) June 24: Mathematics June 28: Science June 30: Third language (Hindi, Kannada, English, Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Sanskrit, Konkani, Tulu) July 2: Second language (English, Kannada) July 5: Social Science Kumar said that the revised timetable was necessitated due to a clash with the new second PUC timetable (Class XII) which is scheduled to be held from May 24 to June 16. The tentative SSLC timetable had been scheduled for June 14 ... » Learn More about Karnataka class X board exam to be held from June 21 to July 5 due to rise in COVID-19 cases

Without revealing their looks in the film, Alia Bhatt gave a sneak peek of her upcoming film Brahmastra . Alia Bhatt treated her fans to stills from the sets of the upcoming fantasy film, Brahmāstra, written and directed by Ayan Mukerji, and produced by Karan Johar.on Thursday afternoon. The actress shared two pictures with her ‘magical boys’ Ranbir Kapoor and Ayan Mukerji from the sets of the film. In the post, Alia, Ranbir and Ayan are pictured standing in front of a huge idol of Goddess Kali. In another picture, the trio smiled for the camera with Goddess Kali’s idol in the background. Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Nagarjuna, Mouni Roy come together for a 10-day shoot of Brahmastra in Mumbai In March, Ranbir Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan, Alia Bhatt, Mouni Roy, and Nagarjuna had come together for the final leg of Ayan Mukerji’s fantasy action adventure, Brahmastra, in Mumbai. From the picture, it seems that the trio was prepping for scenes before the final ... » Learn More about Alia Bhatt posts pics with her ‘magical boys’ Ranbir and Ayan Mukerji

Email By political reporter Karen Barlow Updated July 24, 2014 18:05:04 Sorry, this video has expired Video: Professor Triggs describes conditions on Christmas Is (ABC News) Photo: The Human Rights Commission says many children are sick and in distress at the Christmas Island detention centre. (Getty Images: Scott Fisher, file photo) Related Story: High Court's full bench to hear asylum seeker challenge Related Story: Judge tell lawyers to clarify positions in asylum case Map: Christmas Island The Australian Human Rights Commission says it holds "grave concerns" for the welfare of asylum seekers, particularly mothers and children, on Christmas Island. Commission president Gillian Triggs has recounted her inspection of the centre last week as part of a national inquiry into the mandatory detention of children seeking asylum in Australia. Professor Triggs says conditions have worsened markedly since her last visit four months ... » Learn More about Asylum seekers: Many children on Christmas Island reportedly sick and distressed, wetting the bed, having flashbacks

Kerala’s cumulative case burden of COVID-19 cases rose to 10,64,279, with the State reporting 2,938 new cases on Tuesday, when 68,094 samples were tested in the past 24 hours. The test positivity rate that dropped below 5% for the first time on Monday, stayed at 4.31% on Tuesday. Of the 68,094 tests done by the State, 38,449 were rapid antigen assay while the RT-PCR test numbered 26,951. Other molecular diagnostic tests like Truenat, CBNAAT, constituted the remaining tests. The State has been reporting significantly higher number of recoveries than new cases since the past several days, helping the active case pool drop steadily. On Tuesday, with 3,512 persons reported to have recovered from their disease, the active case pool dropped to 47,277. The cumulative recoveries reported by the State ever since the pandemic began thus rose to 10,12, 484 cases. The addition of 16 new deaths that took place last week in the State to the official list of COVID-19 fatalities in the State ... » Learn More about COVID-19 | 2,938 new cases in Kerala