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Gold smuggling case: NIA issues arrest warrant at Faisal’s house

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Thrissur: The NIA has issued an arrest warrant at the house of Faisal Fareed, the accused in the gold smuggling case, in Thrissur. NIA officials went to the house and issued an arrest warrant.

Indications are that this is the first step in bringing Faisal to Kerala. This warrant will also be handed over to Interpol. He is currently in the custody of the Dubai Police. Days ago, customs officials raided Faisal’s home and found some crucial documents.

No one is at Faisal’s house in Thrissur. Therefore, the Customs inspected the house in the presence of the Village Officer. Authorities obtained the keys from Faisal’s relative near his home. According to reports, Faisal last visited the house two years ago.

Anti-tank missile Dhruvastra successfully tested

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New Delhi: India successfully tests helicopter-launched anti-tank missile India’s test of this missile, known as the Druvasthra, which is of great importance in the context of the ongoing conflict with China.

The missile was tested on the 15th and 16th of this month from the Integrated Test Range, a test center in Balasore, Odisha. The test was conducted without the assistance of a helicopter.

Steps are being taken to make the third generation missile Druvasthra weapon a part of the Indian Army. This missile is capable of reaching its target without being affected by climate change. It is designed to be launched from a light helicopter.

COVID vaccine is likely to arrive in India by November; at a price Rs.1000

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New Delhi: The much-anticipated COVID vaccine will arrive in India in November and will cost around Rs 1,000 crore, said Adar Poonawala, CEO, Pune Serum Institute, an Indian partner of Oxford University. Construction of the ‘Covishield’ began with the clinical trial.

Poonawala said the decision to spend $ 200 million (approximately Rs 1,500 crore) on the untested drug was taken in just 30 minutes. The challenge is to ensure that the entire drug is destroyed if the second and third trials fail. There was a good sense of the need to take moral responsibility. Adar Poonawala said the decision to move forward was taken unanimously.

The Lancet magazine reported that the vaccine had a positive effect on the first phase of the clinical trial. In addition to the antibody in the body, the production of T-cells that destroy the virus also provides dual protection. It is also good that the vaccine does not show any serious side effects.

According to the Serum Institute, the world’s largest vaccine maker, it will take two years for the vaccine to reach everyone in India. Adar Poonawala said the third phase of the vaccine trial in India is expected to begin in August. It will be completed in two and a half months. He said the vaccine could be made available in November if the drug controller approves the trial positive.

Build 60 million vaccine fields per month. Half of this will be exported. The remaining 30 million will be available in India. “If the vaccine is not available globally with India, it will not work and the authorities are convinced,” he said. Health workers, including doctors, should be vaccinated early.

Discharge Protocol Altered; No need to test PCR test for leave hospital

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Thiruvananthapuram: Antigen testing is sufficient to discharge COVID patients in the state. Until now, patients have been discharged after undergoing a PCR examination. The change in the discharge protocol is also in line with the increasing number of COVID patients in the state. The Department of Health has issued an order regarding the new changes.

This is the second time the state has changed the discharge protocol. Earlier, the patients were discharged after performing two PCR tests and confirming that they were negative. Later, as the number of patients increased, it was decided that a PCR test negative was sufficient. This has been changed again.

In asymptomatic patients, an antigen test may be performed 10 days after the first positive result. If the result is negative, the patient can leave the hospital.  It is advised not to go to public places or interact with people. This is the protocol for individuals with mild symptoms.

Patients with significant symptoms of category B will be tested 14 days after the first positive result. If negative, leave the hospital.

The Nissan Ariya has entered in the electric era: it can run 610 km on a single charge

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Kochi: Nissan has unveiled the Nissan Ariya, an electric crossover SUV. Aria is a vehicle that runs on 100% electric power train. It can travel up to 610 km on a single charge. The vehicle will go on sale by the middle of next year. The company offers strong acceleration and smooth operation. Features autonomous driving technology and converge level assistance. It is available in multiple configurations, two-wheel drive, four-wheel-drive versions, and two different battery models.

The driver assistance system ProPILOT 2.0, ProPILOT Remote Parking, and Epedel features provide a better driving experience. The vehicle has excellent safety features. These include intelligent surround-view monitor, intelligent forward collision warning, intelligent emergency braking, and rear automatic emergency braking technology. The car settings have a human-machine interface that can be used for conversations. Ariya includes overdraft firmware and Amazon Alexa system.

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N95 masks can spread the virus; Central government warns

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New Delhi: The government has said that N95 masks will not help prevent COVID. The Ministry of Health warns that the mask with the valve will do more harm than good. The warning was issued by Rajiv Garg, director-general of health services at the health ministry, to the states and union territories.

Although fresh air enters through the valve. The assessment is that the air emitted by the mask wearers may be dangerous. It is in this context that the Central Government, on the advice of experts, has suggested that such masks should not be used. The Ministry of Health recommends that the public use home-made masks and that this is encouraged.

If the infected person wears such a mask, the virus can spread through the exhaust air. The valve is unable to purify the exhaust air. Only health workers are allowed to use such masks under safe conditions. Others have to use a normal mask.

COVID; The licenses of Pothys and Ramachandran have been revoked

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Thiruvananthapuram: The licenses of Pothys and Ramachandran have been canceled by the corporation. Thiruvananthapuram Mayor K Sreekumar informed. The move comes in the wake of COVID acting openly without complying with protocols and regulations and causing COVID to spread.

Earlier, the corporation had issued a warning to both the institutions. The action of the corporation is in a situation where there are still not followed.

COVID had confirmed to a large section of workers in Ramachandran during inspections conducted in the last few days. According to the corporation, these shops have played a role in complicating the situation in Thiruvananthapuram.

Following this, the corporation has taken drastic action to revoke the licenses of both companies Mayor said.

Amazon India has released ‘Export Digest 2020’

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Bangalore: Union Minister for Transport, National Highways, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Nitin Gadkari has launched Amazon India ‘Exports Digest 2020’. At the launch of the book, Amazon announced that exports through Indian sellers had surpassed $ 2 billion in the Amazon Global Selling Program. Amazon expects to increase exports as a key to the rapid growth of the MSME sector.

In January 2020, Amazon pledged to export $ 10 billion by 2025. The aim was to grow the Indian market through online sales around the world.

Amazon Global Selling enables more than 60,000 Indian exporters to export millions of ‘Made in India’ products to customers worldwide. It is made possible by 15 international websites in the USA, UK, UAE, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Turkey, Brazil, Japan, Australia, and Singapore. Through this program, more than 800 MSMEs in the country crossed the $ 131,375 (Rs. 1 crore) milestone in 2019 through e-commerce export sales.

Speaking on the occasion, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said, “We appreciate all the micro, small and medium retailers working with Amazon to bring local products to the global market.” This is a testament to the ability of MSMEs in the country and their attitude towards entrepreneurship. The MSME sector is the backbone of the Indian economy and a major employer. MSMEs account for 28 percent of the country’s GDP and 48 percent of exports. They will continue to play a crucial role in the country’s economic recovery and help overcome the current epidemic. Exports are a top priority for the government. Government support for MSME’s in the country to achieve greater success in international markets. He also said that the export share of MSMEs would be increased to 60 percent.“We are pleased that Indian MSMEs and brands have achieved rapid growth in Amazon global selling. The program took three years to reach a total of one billion dollars in exports. While achieving 100 percent growth in the last 18 months and achieving the next $ 1 billion, it surpassed the $ 2 billion milestones of total exports from India. Through this program, exports from India are rapidly increasing and helping to create global Indian brands. We are excited for MSMEs to realize their export potential, contribute to self-reliance, and build a strong base. We will continue to work to make exports easier for entrepreneurs and businesses across the country and to fulfill our pledge of enabling $ 10 billion in e-commerce exports by 2025, ”said Amit Agarwal, Senior Vice President, and Amazon India Country Head.

Heavy rain likely in State; Yellow Alert in various district

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Heavy rain likely in State Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram: There is a possibility of heavy rains in the state. The Disaster Management Authority has also issued an alert in various states. A yellow alert has been declared in various districts of Kerala. According to reports, states will receive 64.5 mm to 115.5 mm heavy rain in 24 hours in isolated areas.

Following heavy rains, landslides and soil erosion will occur. People living in areas prone to landslides, riverside should be careful. Coastal dwellers at risk of seasickness should also be vigilant.

Districts where Yellow Alert has been declared

July 20: Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Iukki

July 21: Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Iukki

July 22: Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Alappuzha, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Malappuram, Kozhikode

July 23: Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Kannur, Kasargod

July 24: Kottayam, Idukki, Ernakulam, Kozhikode, Kannur, Kasaragod

Fishermen from the coast of Kerala are not allowed to go to sea. The Central Meteorological Department said that there is a possibility of from 20-07-2020 to 21-07-2020 in hours on the coast of Kerala in the Arabian sea. Strong winds and bad weather at speeds of 40 to 50 Kmph.

Student gang-raped and killed in Bengal: Angry locals set fire to vehicles

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Kolkata: In West Bengal, villagers blocked the national highway and set fire to vehicles following the gang-rape and murder of a schoolgirl. Villagers set fire to vehicles blocking traffic on NH-31, which connects the capital Kolkata with Siliguri.

The protest took place in Chopra, 500 km north of Kolkata. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. They used lathi-charge and tear gas to disperse protesters.

The protest broke out afternoon in front of a police station. It lasted for hours. Three buses and police vehicles were set on fire. Police believe the villagers dispersed around 5 p.m., but they moved to another location and attacked police with bows and arrows.The girl, who passed the Class X examination this year, was the victim of atrocities. The girl went missing last night. The girl’s body was found under a tree at the end of the search. Two bicycles and a mobile phone were found here. Villagers say the child was gang-raped and killed.    

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