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Under the scheme, Rs 2,000 will be given to each farmer for the months of August, September, October and November through direct benefit transfer.

Neeraj Chopra's gymnast-like flexible body and fast hand speed were enough for national athletics coach Radhakrishnan Nair to recommend the then 17-year-old for the national camp.

In his letter, Gauba also said that in view of social distancing requirements due to the Covid-19 pandemic, officers of only joint secretary level and above have been invited for the ceremony this year.

The pandemic had an impact on employment in the country as the economic activities slowed down due to lockdown restrictions imposed by central as well as states to contain the spread of deadly virus from March in 2020.

The ED on Friday conducted multiple raids in connection with a money laundering probe into fake Covid testing during the recently-held Kumbh mela in Uttarakhand's Haridwar.

Mumbai Jumbo, Mega Block on August 8: Western Railway will operate 5-hour jumbo block on slow lines from 10:35 hrs to 15:35 hrs, while Central Railway will be holding mega block on its suburban sections of Harbour line

The party said in a tweet that due process was being followed for its restoration.

Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian ever to win a gold medal in an athletics event at the Olympic Games.

According to officials, the fire department received a call around 1.30 pm about the building collapse in an auto market in Nand Nagri, following which six fire tenders were rushed to the spot.

In the first week, the Upper House of Parliament registered high productivity of 32.20 per cent, according to the data with the Rajya Sabha research department.

Academic Bank of Credits will provide learners to open individual Academic Bank Accounts. It will give students given multiple entries and exit options from colleges or universities.

The booking of tickets for these trains will begin from August 11.

Nobel laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee made those remarks while talking to reporters on the sidelines of a programme in Sonarpur.

The 206 men received training under a DMK government programme initiated around 2006, but only two have since then found jobs in temples while another has died.

There has been speculation over either Dr Sukanta Majumdar or Debasree Chaudhuri taking over the job from Ghosh.

The court, which declined to allow the plea, disposed of the petition with a liberty to the man to approach his daughter's school to show his name as the father.