New Delhi: India has resumed exports of the covid vaccine. Eight months later, India started exporting the vaccine to Myanmar, Bangladesh, Iran, and Nepal.

India exported 10 crore covid vaccines. India had stopped exporting the vaccine to other countries in the wake of the second wave of covid.

Thiruvananthapuram: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has forecast 2.5 to 3.2 meter high waves and tidal waves off the coast of Kerala till 11.30 pm tomorrow. The district collector said fishermen and coastal residents should be vigilant in this regard.

Fishing vessels such as boats and canoes should be safely anchored in the harbor. Maintaining a safe distance between boats will avoid the risk of collision. The safety of fishing equipment should be ensured. Trips to the beach and recreational activities should be avoided altogether.

New Delhi: As part of the state government’s new liquor policy, liquor sales in Delhi will be completely privatized.

Under the new policy, shops with an area of 500 square feet will be fully air-conditioned and fitted with CCTV. Customers can choose their favorite brands as in shopping malls. Liquor can also be purchased after tasting at super premium shops.

Of the 250 liquor outlets currently state-owned by the private sector, 850 were given to private companies through open tender. New such bars were opened in 32 zones of the city. The new excise policy also allows the sale of bottled liquor in restaurants. The policy clarifies that liquor will be served in glasses or full bottles in restaurants and that it is the full responsibility of the licensee to ensure that the liquor is not taken out.

Srinagar: Four killed in anti-terror operation by security forces in Srinagar. These include both entrepreneurs.  Businessmen Mudassir Gul and Altaf Bhatt were killed.  However, the police said that they were helping the militants.  The clash took place at a building in Hyderpora yesterday evening.  Kashmir Inspector General of Police Vijay Kumar said Mudassir was running an illegal call center with six computers inside the building.  He said two pistols were recovered from the spot and a call center operating in the commercial complex was used for terrorist activities.

Police said the body could not be handed over to relatives due to law and order issues.  The bodies of the four were buried in Handwara area of ​​north Kashmir, about 100 km from Srinagar, police said.  Meanwhile, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has demanded a detailed probe into the incident.  The Mufti tweeted that innocent civilians were being used as human shields and that a judicial inquiry was needed to bring out the truth.