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‘Another strike on Pakistan’: Amit Shah on India’s emphatic World Cup win over rivals

Amit Shah took to Twitter and termed India's victory as "another strike on Pakistan" adding that every Indian is feeling proud and celebrating the win. Union Home Minister Amit Shah Sunday congratulated the Indian cricket team which inflicted a 89-run defeat on their arch-rivals Pakistan in the ongoing cricket World Cup in the United Kingdom. Shah took to Twitter and termed India’s victory as “another strike on Pakistan” adding that every Indian is feeling proud and celebrating the win. “Another strike on Pakistan by team India and the result is the same. Congratulations to the entire team for this superb performance. Every Indian is feeling proud and celebrating this impressive win,” the Union Home Minister tweeted. India defeated Pakistan by 89 runs via Duckworth Lewis method in the ICC World Cup match played at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester. With this win, India has now won all seven of the encounters between the two teams in the histor
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AES deaths: Harsh Vardhan faces protest as toll rises to 91; Bihar CM Nitish Kumar announces aid

Patients’ relatives complained to the Union Health Minister about lack of facilities and ill-response from doctors and nurses. Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Sunday visited the Sri Krishna Medical College and Hospital (SKMCH) in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur, where the death toll of children suffering from Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) has climbed to 91. The Union Minister, who faced protests from the relatives of patients, has assured that a 100-bed children ward would be set up at SKMCH. During his visit, supporters of Jan Adhikar Party waved black flags at the Union Minister. Since January 1, 358 children with AES have been admitted to SKMCH and Kejriwal Matrisadan. A total of 108 patients are currently undergoing treatment at the two hospitals for the condition. “A 100-bed paediatric ward would be constructed at SKMCH and a branch of Patna’s virology laboratory would be opened at SKMCH,” Vardhan said. He added that all the Primary Health Centres (PHCs) of Muzaffarpur

Encounter under way between security forces, militants in Anantnag

There were no reports of any casualties on either side so far, the official said, adding further details were awaited. An encounter broke out between militants and security forces in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday, a police official said. Acting on credible inputs about the presence of militants in Achabal area of the south Kashmir district, security forces launched a cordon and search operation there this morning, the official said. He said the search operation turned into an encounter after the militants fired on the forces, who retaliated. The exchange of firing was going on when last reports came in, the official said. There were no reports of any casualties on either side so far, the official said, adding further details were awaited. Translate this page: You can translate the content of this page by selecting a language in the select box.

Western Railway assigns special trains to run during Ganesh Chaturthi

Western Railways has assigned special trains that will run during Ganesh Chaturthi festival. These special trains will mostly cater to the Konkan coasts spanning across Maharashtra and Goa. western Railways has assigned special trains that will run during Ganesh Chaturthi between Mumbai Central/Ahmedabad Vadodara Junction and Thivim/Sawantwadi Road to clear extra rush of passengers during the festival. These special trains will mostly cater to the Konkan coasts spanning across Maharashtra and Goa. The focus seems to be to connect all points of the Konkan coast with each other. Ganesh Chaturthi is a Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Ganesha. Given below is the list of special trains for Ganesh Chaturthi festival this year: 1) Train No. 09007/09008 Mumbai Central Thivim Mumbai Central (Bi-weekly) Special on special fare : Train No. 09007 Mumbai Central Thivim (Bi-Weekly) Special on special fare will leave from Mumbai Central at 23.55 hrs on August 29, September 2, S

India raises tariffs, escalating trade fight with Donald Trump

India first proposed the tariffs a year ago in response to the Trump administration’s increased tariffs on imported aluminum and steel. India announced late Saturday that it would raise tariffs on 28 categories of imports from the United States, the latest escalation in what has been a slow-motion trade fight between the two countries. The increased tariffs, on $1.4 billion of goods, went into effect Sunday morning in India and cover almonds, walnuts, apples and finished metal items, among other products. Unlike other trade battles that President Donald Trump has waged, such as the increasingly bitter feud with China, the conflict with India threatens far less economic pain to either country. Tariffs on almonds, for example, will go up about 20% under the new rules — but that translates into a wholesale price increase of about 4.5 cents per pound for almonds in the shell, according to industry officials. India is one of the largest markets in the world for almonds from Cal

Every drop counts: These water trucks are lifeline for parched Maharashtra

Maharashtra is witnessing one of its worst water emergencies in years, with the government deploying 6,597 tankers to supply water to 5,243 villages and 11,293 hamlets. SANDEEP ASHAR spends a day with MH 09A 9646 and its driver as they travel 148 km to deliver water to some of the most parched villages of Palghar district. It’s 5 on a Wednesday morning and Jagannath Rupanwar, 50, has risen much before the sun. Driver of a tanker that supplies water to villages in Mokhada, a tehsil in Maharashtra’s Palghar district, he washes the vehicle, fixes two 40-foot-long pipes on top of the tanker, recites a quick prayer, and by 5.45 am, has hit the road for his first trip of the day — a 40-km journey to Dhamodi village from the Mokhada junction, where Rupanwar has spent the night, stretched out on a thin mattress on the roof of the driver’s cabin of the truck. Rupanwar says it will take him about two hours to get to Dhamodi, a village on the Maharashtra-Gujarat border. “The area is hill

7 Die Of Suffocation While Cleaning Gujarat Hotel Septic Tank

The incident took place at Darshan Hotel in Fartikui village of Dabhoi tehsil, about 35 km from Vadodara city. MUMBAI: Seven people, including four sanitation workers, died of suffocation while cleaning a hotel sewer in Gujarat, officials have told NDTV, in the latest incident that highlights the appalling conditions that they have to work under. The men had entered the septic tank without any safety gear, news agency AFP reported. The incident took place at Darshan Hotel in Fartikui village of Dabhoi tehsil, about 35 km from Vadodara city. The four sanitation workers were identified as Mahesh Patanwadiya, Ashok Harijan, Brijesh Harijan, Mahesh Harijan. All of them had been called in from Thuvavi in Dabhoi for the job. Three employees of the hotel, identified as Ajay Vasava (24), Vijay Chauhan (22) and Sahdev Vasava (22), were also among those killed. "We are investigating what was the exact gas they inhaled and what exactly happened," said Deputy Superintenden