Washington: More vaccines are reportedly being prepared to combat the Covid virus. Consolation studies are now being published in connection with the Covid vaccine, the novavax. The study found that Novavax is 90 percent effective against Covid.
Researchers say that Novavax is effective for all types of Covid. The study was conducted in Mexico and the US. Another feature is that the novavax vaccine is easier to store and distribute than other vaccines available in different parts of the world.
The company will soon seek permission for emergency use in the US and Europe. The company aims to produce 100 million vaccine doses by the end of September, according to reports. It is estimated that the production of vaccines can be accelerated globally if novavax is approved. Novavax will be manufactured by the Serum Institute in India. It is hoped that this will address vaccine tolerance in India.
New Delhi: Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine will be expanded in India, the vaccine maker has said. In India, the vaccine will soon be available in nine cities, namely Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Baddi, Kolhapur, and Miryalaguda, the company said on Twitter. Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories distributes Sputnik vaccine in the country. Earlier, 30 lakh doses of the Sputnik V vaccine were delivered to Hyderabad.
The vaccine was then delivered to the public through the hospital and Dr. Reddy’s laboratory. The distribution of the vaccine started on May 17 in Hyderabad and on May 18 in Visakhapatnam. It is learned that the central government has fixed the price of a single dose of wax at Rs 1,145. The Bahraini Ministry of Health has confirmed that the Sputnik vaccine is 94.3 percent effective against Covid.
New Delhi: Green fungus has also been confirmed in the country. The green fungus was found in a native of Indore. Ravi Dosi, a doctor at the Sri Arabindo Institute of Medical Sciences, said the green fungus was detected when the Covid patient underwent a detailed examination.
However, two months ago, the patient was admitted to the hospital with Covid symptoms. He was treated in the ICU for about a month. Covid was later released but his fever persisted. There was also bleeding from the nose. The doctors said that the patient was very tired due to weight loss.
Thiruvananthapuram: Kannur MP K Sudhakaran takes charge as KPCC president. On Wednesday morning, KPCC hosted the event at the Indira Bhavan. He offered flowers to the Gandhi statue in East Fort and Martyrs Column in Palayam before arriving at party headquarters.
Seva Dal volunteers gave Guard of Honor to Sudhakaran before he takes in charge as KPCC president. Then he hoisted the flag and spoke at the function. Former KPCC president Mullappally Ramachandran resigns Speech delivered.
Working Presidents T. Siddique, P. T. Thomas, Kodikkunnil Suresh also took the position. Oommen Chandy, Ramesh Chennithala, MM Hassan, Tariq Anwar, K. Muraleedharan has also attended the function.
Lucknow: A court has ruled that there is no evidence that Malayalee journalist Siddique Kappan tried to disrupt peace in Hathras. The Madurai court also quashed the charges against Ateek Rahman, Alam, and Masood, who were arrested along with Kappan.
However, the sedition charges against Kappan have not been dismissed by the UAPA. But the Madurai court has now acquitted the department which had taken Kappan into custody. The court will consider Kappan’s bail application on the 22nd.
On October 5, 2020, Uttar Pradesh police arrested Siddique Kappan and others on charges of disrupting peace in Hathras. Subsequently, departments including UAPA were imposed. Kappan has been in jail for eight months.
Thiruvananthapuram: Train services resumed after being halted in the wake of the Covid virus outbreak. Fifteen special trains will resume service in the state from today.
Thiruvananthapuram-Kozhikode Janashatabdi, Thiruvananthapuram-Kannur Janashatabdi, Ernakulam-Kannur Intercity, Mangalore-Nagercoil Ernad, Thiruvananthapuram-Shornur Venad, Ernakulam-Thiruvananthapuram Vanchinad, Alappuzha-Kannur Executive, Punalur-Guruvayur Express, Guruvayur-Thiruvananthapuram Intercity, Thiruvananthapuram-06 (07) / 48) Express, Tirunelveli-Palakkad Palaruvi, Ernakulam-Karaikal Express, Ernakulam-Bangalore Intercity, Kochuveli-Mysore Express, and Chennai Egmore-Guruvayur will be resumed.
Reservations are mandatory on all trains. Meanwhile, the unlock process will start in Kerala from midnight today. Restrictions will continue, however. Restrictions will be based on the TPR rate.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has warned fishermen and coastal dwellers to be vigilant along the Kerala coast (from Pozhiyur to Kasaragod) at 11.30 pm tonight with waves of 2.6 to 3.6 m. Navjot Khosa informed. Fishermen are not allowed to go to sea off the coast of Kerala till June 18.
Authorities have warned people to stay away from dangerous areas as seas are likely to intensify. Fishing vessels should be securely tied up and stored in the harbor. The safety of fishing equipment should be ensured. The collector also said that trips to the beach and recreational activities at sea should be completely avoided.
New Delhi: Twitter has become the first US social media site to lose legal protection in India. Twitter has lost its legal protection due to non-compliance with the new IT rules. At the same time, content from Twitter can now be sued by the company. UP police have registered a case against Twitter following the loss of legal protection.
The last date for implementation of the Centre’s new IT rules was May 25. Even after this date, Twitter has not completed the procedures for this. A week later, Twitter began enforcing the law, saying it had dropped its legal protections in the wake of the law’s failure to comply with the deadline.
A case has been registered against Twitter in connection with the abduction and assault of an elderly Muslim man in Ghaziabad. Several critical tweets and videos were circulated on Twitter in this regard. The action was taken because it was creating communal hatred.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dropped criminal proceedings against Italian sailors in a piracy case. The Supreme Court has ordered the termination of the trial in India. The order of the bench comprising Justices Indira Banerjee and MR Shah states that the Kerala High Court is responsible for handing over the compensation to the victims.
As per this, the compensation of Rs 10 crore deposited in the Supreme Court will be transferred to the Kerala High Court Registry. The court observed that the trial would continue in Italy and hoped that the central and state governments would co-operate with the proceedings. Other criminal proceedings in the Delhi High Court have come to an end as the case proceedings in the Supreme Court have been terminated. Italy has pledged Rs 10 crore for the families of the two dead fishermen, Rs 4 crore each, and Rs 2 crore for the boat owner.
The case is coming to an end after a nine-year legal battle at the national and international levels. When the BJP-Congress governments conspired to sabotage the piracy case, it was the LDF government that intervened to bring justice to the fishermen.
Valentine from Kollam and Ajeeshpinki from Kulachal were shot dead by security guards on the Enrica Lexi oil tanker Salvatore Giron and Massimiliano Latorre on February 15, 2012, while fishing off the coast of Alappuzha Thottapalli.
The accused were arrested by the Kerala Police on the 19th but the Central Government later conspired. The NIA took over the investigation and transferred the accused to the Italian Embassy in Delhi. In 2013, the defendants were allowed to travel to Italy. Under pressure from the Italian government, it was decided not to impose the Suva law, which carries the death penalty on defendants. The defendants returned from Italy but were later extradited to Italy. After the Narendra Modi government came, the second one was released. The trial was later adjourned and the Central Government upheld the decision of the International Tribunal.
The International Tribunal ruled on May 21, 2020, to pay compensation to the families of those killed. The Central Government has approached the Supreme Court seeking an end to the case. Kerala has demanded that Italy pay compensation to Italian soldiers before they are exempted from criminal cases. In November, Kerala submitted a letter to the Central Government strongly opposing the termination of the legal process.
The Kerala government opposed the termination of the case without handing over the compensation. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan sent a letter to the Center. The apex court also ruled that the case could not be closed without compensation. The court ruled on June 11 that Italy had paid Rs 10 crore in damages.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has ruled that there is a difference between ‘constitutionally guaranteed right to protest’ and terrorist activity. The court had granted bail to three student leaders who were arrested a year ago in connection with the riots in Delhi following protests against the controversial Citizenship Act.
Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalitha, and Asif Iqbal Tanha, a student of Jamia Millia Islamia, were arrested by the UAPA in May 2020 on charges of conspiracy. Earlier, the trial court had denied them bail. This morning, a high court bench comprising Justices Siddharth Mridul and Anup Jayaram Bhambhani granted bail to three persons on personal bond and Rs 50,000 each. The court also asked that the passport be handed over to the court and that he refrain from any illegal activities and not obstruct the investigation.
