US President Donald Trump went out to play golf for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic outbreak. Reuters He visited his club in the Washington suburbs as per a Reuters report. Reuters His motorcade took him from the White House to Trump National Golf Club. Trump is promoting the fact that USA is going …
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Realising His Mistakes: 9/11 Convict Claims He Renounces Terrorism, Al-Qaeda & Osama Bin Laden
It has been almost 19 years since the fatal 9/11 attacks that shook the United States. In a new development, the only man ever convicted in a US court for a role in the attacks has said that he is renouncing terrorism, al-Qaida and the Islamic State. AP Zacarias Moussaoui is serving a life sentence at a federal prison in …
Read More »Reach 2 Hrs Prior, Wear Mask, Gloves, Have Aarogya Setu App: How Air Travel Will Be From May 25
A day after Union Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri announced that domestic flights will resume operations from Monday, May 25, the Airport Authority of India has come up with the guidelines for airports and passengers. AFP According to the standard operating procedure (SOP) for airports issued by the AAI, Aarogya Setu app is mandatory for all passengers except for children …
Read More »Maharashtra Labourer Walking Home, Dies Of Hunger & Dehydration Indicating Government's Failure
Despite the government claiming that it is running enough buses and trains to ferry migrant workers back to their homes, the services still do not seem to reach the most vulnerable, forcing them to cover the journey on foot. A 40-year-old farm worker died of hunger and dehydration while walking from Pune to his village in Maharashtra’s Parbhani district, over …
Read More »For Three Days, India Tested More Than 1 Lakh People For COVID-19, Mostly Using Domestic Kits
On Monday, India had tested a total of 108,233 samples, which was the highest then and even more than the target of 100,000 samples daily that the Union health ministry has set. On Tuesday too India conducted more tests than its target and examined 101,475 samples in a single day. On Wednesday, the number of samples tested stood at 103,532. …
Read More »Facing Discrimination & Racism, 185 Nurses Who Quit Jobs In Kolkata Return To Homes In Manipur
After facing discrimination and racism, 185 nurses from Manipur who had quit their job from hospitals in Kolkata last week, have finally returned home to their native places. ANI One of the nurses, Cristella was quoted telling ANI, “We are not happy that we left our duties. But we faced discrimination, racism and people sometimes spit on us. Lack of …
Read More »Donald Trump Hits Back After Barack Obama's Criticism, Says His Predecessor Was A 'Grossly Incompetent President'
US President Donald Trump said his predecessor Barack Obama was a ‘grossly incompetent president’. This reaction was after Obama criticised USA’s response to handling the coronavirus pandemic. AFP “He was an incompetent president. That’s all I can say. Grossly incompetent,” Trump told reporters at the White House according to PTI. While talking to college graduates, Obama said that COVID-19 had …
Read More »COVID-19 Positive Man Sent To Home Quarantine By Hospital Found Dead In Bus Stand
In a shocking case of negligence, a COVID-19 positive man was found dead at a bus stand in Ahmedabad, days after he tested positive for the virus. The 67-year-old was admitted at the Ahmedabad Civil Hospital on May 10 where he tested positive for COVID-19. BCCL But on Saturday he along with five others were discharged from the hospital and …
Read More »USA's Latest Allegation Against China Is That It Allowed People To Travel Outside Despite Knowing Risk Of COVID-19 Transmission
China allowed its people to travel abroad despite knowing the risk transmitting coronavirus, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has alleged. He also said that President Donald Trump will decide on the future course of action on penalising the country, as per a PTI report. Pompeo’s comments came after Trump said that he does not want to talk to Xi …
Read More »Indian-Origin Enginner In US Held For Bank Fraud Over $10 Million Under Covid Relief Programme
An engineer of Indian origin is being charged by prosecutors with making fraudulent applications for over $10 million loans under USA’s COVID-19 relief programme, as per a report in IANS. Shashank Rai “fraudulently pursued millions of dollars in loans intended for legitimate small businesses suffering the economic hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic”, said Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski when the …
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