Mumbai: Indian cricketer Virat Kohli announced that he will retire as T20 captain after the World Cup. But he will continue to be the captain of the Tests and ODIs. He announced it on Twitter.

Kohli tweeted that he had decided to retire as T20 captain after the World Cup in Dubai in October.

Meanwhile, BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal rejected the news regarding Kohli’s retirement.

South Kohli to step down as T20 captain due to workload. ‘Understanding workload is a very important thing and considering my immense workload over the last 8-9 years playing all 3 formats and captaining regularly for the last 5-6 years, I feel I need to give myself space to be fully ready to lead the Indian Team in Test and ODI Cricket. I have given everything to the Team during my time as T20 Captain and, I will continue to do so for the T20 Team as a batsman moving forward, Kohli tweeted.

Coimbatore: Order to stay students from Kerala in quarantine for 10 days. The Coimbatore Corporation has issued an order imposing more restrictions on Malayalee students in the backdrop of the continuing spread of covid in Kerala. Notice has been issued to the colleges under the Corporation in this regard.

The Coimbatore Corporation has decided to tighten the restrictions on nursing students in Saravanapatti after confirming covid. The corporation has decided to introduce compulsory quarantine for students coming from Kerala to prevent the spread of covid. The order also states that quarantine is mandatory for students who have taken two doses of the vaccine.

Nationally, Kerala has reported the highest number of covid cases in the last few weeks. Covid confirmed 27,176 people in the country yesterday. Of these, more than 15,000 were reported in Kerala. The Coimbatore Corporation has decided to impose more restrictions on Malayalee students crossing the border in the backdrop of the rapid spread of covid in Kerala.

New Delhi. The Supreme Court has directed the Central Government to reconsider its position that the suicide of covid victims cannot be considered as Covid death. The order was passed by a bench headed by Justice MR Shah. The court referred to the affidavit submitted by the Central Government regarding the guidelines relating to the Covid death certificate.

The apex court also asked the central government to prepare guidelines on compensation for the families of those killed by Covid by the 23rd of this month. The court also asked how long it would take to form district-level committees to deal with complaints related to the Covid death certificate.

Nagpur; The Government of Maharashtra will implement the revised Maharashtra Electric Vehicle Policy 2021 from today. This will enable the buyers of electric vehicles to complete their purchase process and avail of higher subsidies.
The Maharashtra EV policy announced on July 15 will be implemented from today with an increase in subsidy. This will lead to lower electric vehicle prices in all states. Due to the delay in the implementation of the policy, vehicle dealers were left without clarity on the subsidy distribution process and buyers had to wait a long time.

The Government of Maharashtra has outlined a subsidy claim process for electric vehicle manufacturers. To make things easier for buyers, the government has made automakers responsible for claiming demand-side subsidies. The government has directed manufacturers to file their claims online at the Directorate of Industries’ online credit or its Mumbai office until a portal for subsidy claims is prepared by the state transport department.

Manufacturers are required to submit invoice details, signed affidavits, and details of electronic vehicles registered in the state to file the subsidy claim. If the verification of the request is completed within 15 days, the OEM will receive the subsidy amount sanctioned by the State Government in the form of RTGS payment within 90 days.

Electric two-wheelers will play a major role in the incentive as part of the revised Maharashtra EV Policy 2021. The government expects these to account for 10 percent of all new vehicle registrations in the state by 2025. The subsidy will be given to those who buy the first 100,000 electric two-wheelers. Maharashtra will provide a subsidy of up to Rs 15,000 to those who buy an electric two-wheeler before December 31, 2021.

Chennai: Another suicide has been recorded in Tamil Nadu, in fear of the NEET exam, the national medical entrance exam. Soundarya native of Katpadi, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, committed suicide. Relatives say the girl was under heavy stress after the exam. The number of students who committed suicide in fear of the NEET exam has tripled in four days.

The NEET exam was held nationally last Sunday. Kanimozhi, a native of Ariyalur in Tamil Nadu, committed suicide for similar reasons recently. Fear of failing the exam reportedly prompted the girl to commit suicide.

The girl passed the examination with high marks for Plus Two. She scored 562 marks out of 600 and was a great success. Dhanush, a student from Salem, also committed suicide due to fear of NEET. The bill to exempt NEET from Tamil Nadu was passed in the Assembly yesterday.

New Delhi: The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested six terrorists who were planning to carry out attacks in various parts of the country. The arrested were identified as Jan Mohammad Sheikh (Sameer Kalia-47), Osama (22), Moolchand (Lala-47), Zeeshan Qamar (28), Mohammad Abubaker (23), and Mohammad Ameer Javed (31). Two of the detainees from Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan were found to have been trained in Pakistan. Police said they had the support of ISI and underworld groups.

Delhi Police Special Commissioner Neeraj Thakur said that Anees Ibrahim, the brother of underworld hero Dawood Ibrahim, had arranged the financial assistance to them. The blast was planned during Navratri and Ramlila celebrations. The group also aimed to carry out a major terrorist attack in the state before the UP Assembly elections.

Sameer was arrested from Rajasthan and Osama and Zeeshan from Delhi. The rest are from UP. Among those arrested were Osama and Zeeshan, who had been training in Pakistan for 15 days. Italian-made guns, explosives, and ammunition were seized from them.

New Delhi: Government to provide covid vaccine to 12- to 17-year-olds from next month. The ZyCoV-D vaccine will be given. The first vaccine will be given to people with serious illnesses at this age. Priority is given to people with heart disease, obesity, and immunodeficiency. The ZyCoV-D vaccine is the only vaccine in the country that has been approved for emergency use in children.

ZyCoV- D is the world’s first DNA-based vaccine. The government plans to start vaccinating teenagers in late October or early November.

Adolescents with serious health problems will be vaccinated this year. In the first round of adolescent vaccination, 20–30 million children with serious health problems will be vaccinated. In the first round, it is estimated that 40 lakh doses of the vaccine will arrive. The government estimates that 4-5 million doses of the vaccine will be available by December.