New Delhi: Robots will take care of COVID 19 patients in Karnataka. The test is being carried out at Victoria Hospital, Bangalore. The goal is to prevent nursing staff or other related health workers from getting infected. The robots will be operated by remote control.
The promoters of DHFL (Diwan Housing Finance Limited), a leading private finance company have been arrested in connection with a multi-crore corruption scam involving Yes Bank. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Kapil Wadhawan and Dheeraj Wadhawan. The Wadhavan family, including 10 members of the Wadhawan family, who arrived in Pune from Mahabaleshwar after breaking the lockdown, was home quarantine. From there, the Wadhawan brothers have been arrested.
The CBI has arrested Kapil Wadhawan and Dheeraj Wadhavan from Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra. The arrests were made by the CBI special court with the non-bailable arrest warrant in cooperation with district authorities in Satara. The two accused will be produced before a special CBI court in Mumbai, ”the CBI said in a statement.
The CBI filed a case against the Wadhavan brothers on March 7. The case relates to the corruption of crores of rupees with Rana Kapoor, managing director of Yes Bank. The CBI says Kapil and Dheeraj have been absconding since the start of the investigation. On March 9, police raided the homes of the accused but could not find them.
The CBI subsequently issued a notice to them but the accused did not accept it. A non-bailable warrant was issued on March 17. The Enforcement Directorate is also investigating allegations of money laundering by Yes Bank.
Delhi: The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning against the proposal to issue an Immunity Passport (Risk-Free Certificate) for people with COVID disease. The WHO has warned that people who are infected cannot guarantee they will never get sick again, so issuing such a certificate could only make it more dangerous.
Some governments have recommended that people who are infected with the virus get a risk-free certificate. The WHO warned against this. The WHO said there were directives from various countries to allow risk-free certificates to travel and return to work. There is no evidence that antibodies in the body of people with corona disease prevent a recurrence. More research needs to be done in this regard. Immunity certificates continue to increase the risk of the virus spreading, WHO said.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said that further validation is needed to determine the accuracy and reliability of new coronavirus antibody tests. The UN General Assembly had earlier opposed the proposal to issue an immunity passport. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has dismissed allegations that COVID had created the virus. According to the available evidence, the novel coronavirus is naturally occurring in animals.
The WHO suggested that when developing the vaccine against COVID, the country needs to make plans to reach out to countries without discrimination. “Once the vaccine or drug is developed, it should be available to everyone equally. Otherwise, the situation will worsen, the WHO said.
Thiruvananthapuram: Rajiv Gauba IAS, Cabinet Secretary appreciated the efforts of Kerala Government. He said Kerala Government’s measures in protecting Pravasi Malayalees are good. And government chalking out a concrete plan for their return and rehabilitation, once they are back in Kerala. The Cabinet Secretary has commended that Kerala’s plans for the Pravasi can be a role model for other states to follow and implement.
The Cabinet Secretary expressed this view today during a video conference meeting with the Chief Secretaries of the States. The Centre is satisfied with the interventions of the State Government in handling the COVID situation.
Tom Jose IAS Chief Secretary of Kerala had presented in detail the steps being planned by the State Government in bringing back the non-resident Keralites, once the restrictions on international flights to India are revoked, and also the action to be taken once they are back in Kerala. Harsh Vardhan Shringla IFS, Foreign Secretary has informed the Chief Secretary that fruitful interventions would be done in this regard by the Central Government.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan also announced that non-resident Keralites and students in other states can register on the NORKA website if they wish to come back to Kerala after the lockdown period, as per the guidelines of the Central Government.
Kochi: The Kerala High Court today ordered to send notice to Sprinklr, Government, and IT Secretary related to the petition on information leakage. The move followed by the petition filed by Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala. Drafting of notice to Kerala Chief Minister will be considered later.
The notice will be sent through e-mail and speed post. Chief Miniter is the seventh defendant in this case.
New Delhi: COVID 19 deaths in the country have become 779. A total of 24,506 confirmed cases have been reported. According to reports, 18,953 are under treatment. And 5,209 recovered from COVID. 301 people died in Maharashtra, 127 people died in Gujarat and 53 died in Delhi due to COVID, reports said. So far 92 people died in Madhya Pradesh. Seven more cases of COVID 19 have been reported in Kerala today. Seven persons have recovered also.
COVID death in the world touches two lakh. Central Ministerial Committee reviewed COVID 19 containing activities conducted by states and union territories. An interstate ministerial committee has been constituted to review the COVID 19 containing activities in states.
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IQ has unveiled its new smartphone, the iQOO Neo 3 5G in China. The smartphone comes with remarkable features. The Snapdragon 865 SoC is powered by a triple rear camera and a 48MP primary camera. The iQOO Neo 3 5G comes with a 45000mAh battery capacity.
It also comes with 44W fast charging technology used in a smartphone. This is impressive and makes it one of the fastest chargers in the world. The smartphone will go on sale from April 29th.
The 6GB + 128GB variant is priced at around Rs 28,900. The 8GB + 128GB variant is priced at around Rs 32,100. There are two more variants on this smartphone. One is priced at 12GB + 128GB and the other comes with 12GB + 256GB at a price of Rs 36,400. Pre-orders can now be placed. Additionally, the smartphone comes in two color options – Night Black and Sky Blue. The company has yet to make any official announcement about the launch of this smartphone outside China.
The smartphone has dual SIM (Nano) technology. It will run on Android 10 with the help of IQ UI. Speaking of the display, it is a 6.57-inch full HD + (1,080 × 2408 pixels) display with a 440 PPI pixel density and a 20: 9 aspect ratio. The screen to body ratio is 90.4%.
The smartphone is equipped with triple rear cameras with a 48MP primary camera, an 8MP wide-angle camera, and a 2MP macro camera. From this smartphone, you get Night Mode, Slow Motion, and Portrait Mode camera options. It weighs 198.1 grams and comes with an MM audio jack feature.
New Delhi: Subhash Chandra Garg, Former Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, said that the total shutdown following the Corona pestilence has wreaked havoc on the country. Lockdown has affected the borrowers and businesses and the central and state governments.
The complete shutdown has wreaked havoc on the transport, travel, leisure, and sports sectors. GARG warned that the level of NPA (Non-Performing Asset) in these areas would increase sharply. Even before the corona scare, Rs 15 lakh crore had been trapped in passive trade. This amounts to 15 percent of the loans granted to businesses. Garg’s estimate is that in the wake of the lockdown, idle business loans could cross Rs 30 lakh.
Many profit-making businesses are likely to collapse under economic lock-down. These ventures lose a lot of capital. Garg believes that many ventures will require more capital. After the lockdown, the country’s enterprises will need at least a million rupees to get back on track. According to Garg, India’s total debt is around Rs 300 trillion ($ 4 trillion). This includes the liabilities of Central and State Governments and Business Enterprises.
The debt of the central and state governments are about Rs 140 lakh crore. The total liabilities of the enterprises in the country will touch Rs 100 trillion. The country has a lot of problems with regard to funding deficits and creditworthiness of business enterprises to reduce government deficits. At present, the financial crisis is waiting for the central government. At this point, the government may need to take additional loans. On the other hand, the current credit rating of enterprises is likely to decline as the NPAs of banks and non-bank institutions increase.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing Gram Panchayats across the country on Panchayat Raj Day. Addressing the gathering via video conferencing, the Prime Minister said that COVID is delivering a new text and message to the country. Gram panchayats have a great role to play in making India self-sufficient. COVID has to learn a lesson from self-sufficiency in rural and urban diversity.
Coronavirus has created a crisis we never thought possible. This changed situation reminds us to be stronger. Our village panchayats have a great role to play in tackling this pestilence. For that, gram panchayats need to be strengthened and expanded. The Prime Minister also said that our working habits need to change overall.
Narendra Modi said broadband has reached over one lakh panchayats. He recalled that there was a time when there were only 100 people in the country who had internet service. Modi said villages have shown how to bridge the social distance. The Prime Minister launched the Ingrams Swaraj Portal and the Mobile App.
There will be details of the progress of the funds in the Ingram Swaraj portal and app. It contains all the details, such as the funds and how they were used. Prime Minister Modi said the public knows how the funds are being spent and this will ensure transparency.
The first phase will be implemented in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Karnataka. Based on how it works out there, we will make the necessary changes and implement it in other parts of the country, ”he said.
