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  Assam groups threaten to block entry to Meghalaya Garo Hills:  Forty  different Assam groups have threatened to block all routes leading to Garo Hills District of Meghalaya. The Assam groups have threatened to block routes from October 29. The decision comes in the wake of the continued restrictions that restrict the entry of people to Meghalaya. Various organizations like All Assam Students Union (AASU), All Bodo Students Union (ABSU), All Moron Trade Students Union (AMSU), and other trade associations. The student body which met at the Golpara District of Assam to initiate the decision. They have urged the states to hold discussions to facilitate movement between the states. Assam groups questions government motives According to the Assam, groups questioned Meghalaya’s motives for restriction. They argue that the whole country is in the process of unlocking. Furthermore, the groups argue that “the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has strictly directed the states not to...

  Editors Guild on Republic TV & Mumbai Police debacle New Delhi: The Editors Guild had strongly reprimanded the actions of the  Mumbai  police against the Republic TV’s journalists. However, the Editors Guild has also admonished the channel to foster a more responsible attitude. The intervention from the Editors Guild came after the Mumbai Police had registered FIR against prominent members of the channel. The organization requested the authorities to stop the “victimization of journalists”. The investigation carried out should not ultimately result in the suppression of press rights. Editors Guild’s comments come after the Reporters without Borders survey, where India has lost two places in the global press freedom index ranking.  However, the press release by the Editors Guild also reminded journalists of media credibility. The Editors Guild also commented on the media banter that occurred in context to Sushant Singh Rajput’s death. Many of the media, inclu...

  Mehbooba Mufti dares PM Modi in a maiden press conference after 14-month detention , The former chief minister of J&K and PDP chief says PM Modi and his party BJP desecrated Constitution of India for political gains “Ab rogation of article 370 was a dacoity, I will  not unfurl tricolour unless J&K flag is returned to us” Manzoor-ul-Hassan , Srinagar:  Former chief minister of Jammu Kashmir and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president, Mehbooba Mufti on Friday launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his party BJP saying that the right-wing party has desecrated the Constitution of India for political gains. Mehbooba called the abrogation of Article 370 a “dacoity” with the people of Jammu Kashmir. Addressing her first press conference after being released from a 14-month detention Mehbooba said the BJP-led central government has nothing to show to ask for votes. “The country is even behind Bangladesh when it comes to the economy. Be it une...

  Reinfection in recovered Covid patients possible New Delhi: Reinfection is possible in patients who have recovered from the Covid-19 virus. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has made a new revelation regarding the plausibility of reinfection. The second wave of infection can occur when the antibodies of the patients will begin to deplete. According to Balaram Bhargava, Director General of ICMR, “According to the Centre for Disease Control (USA), you call it reinfection (of Covid-19) if the person is reinfected after 90 days from turning negative to the Sars-CoV-2 after testing positive to it. “However, there are multiple studies which suggest that the antibodies that develop after Covid-19 sustain for up to five months”. “However, there are multiple studies which suggest that the antibodies that develop after Covid-19 sustain for up to five months. Since the disease is new, we do not have any further information about it. However, people can contract the infection i...

 New Delhi:   Taiwan is looking ahead to set up production bases in India under a “new southbound policy”. The New Delhi-Taipei Engagement will see joint-efforts by both nations to develop and strengthen industrial ties. Taiwan, a global hi-tech heavyweight looks at India as a key partner in the Asia-Pacific region, to collaboratively work with. Both democracies with identical ideologies aim to reach a common objective in the region after having strained relations with China. India’s representative to Taiwan , Gourangalal Das, said that Taiwan's unique position as a global technology supplier can be leveraged to serve India’s aspirations. The nation can take this opportunity to emerge as the next key global manufacturing hub. Das, also highlighted that Indian software firms will amalgamate with Taiwan’s hardware industry to co-develop future tools for various industries. Besides software and hardware, the nations will also focus on automobiles, agriculture, medicine, sk...

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