#George Floyd’s death case Special Desk Majority of the Minneapolis City Council has pledged to dismantle the local police department, a significant move that comes amid nationwide protests sparked by George Floyd’s death last month. In all nine of the 13 councillors said a new model of public safety would …
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Madagascar minister lost chair for lollipops
Special Desk Lollipops were meant to sweeten the taste for kids, but the sweetener actually took away chair of Madagascar’s education minister. Madagascar’s education minister was fired over plans to order more than $2m (£1.6m) worth of sweets for schoolchildren. Minister Rijasoa Andriamanana said last week she was ordering sweets …
Read More »RBI’s Consumer Confidence Survey released
News Desk Reserve Bank of India has released the results of the May 2020 round of its Consumer Confidence Survey (CCS). In view of the Covid-19 pandemic, the survey was conducted through telephonic interviews between May 5 and 17 in thirteen major cities. During the entire May the country was …
Read More »Indo-China LT Gen level meet to discuss tension
News Desk Lt Gen level officials will from both ends of Indo-China border on June 6 to discuss the brewing border tension between two most populous nations of the world. The meet along the Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh, comes after a series of ongoing diplomatic discussions between …
Read More »India approves re-establishment of Pharmacopoeia Commission
News Desk Union Cabinet has given its approval to re-establish Pharmacopoeia Commission for Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy (PCIM&H) as Subordinate Office under Ministry of AYUSH by merging into it Pharmacopoeia Laboratory for Indian Medicine (PLIM) and Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Laboratory (HPL)- the two central laboratories established at Ghaziabad since 1975. The …
Read More »Singapore to reopen economy in June
Special Desk Singapore is expecting to have most, of its economy back on track in June, and this is what trade minister Chan Chun Sing has said recently. Singapore the, city-state has one of the highest numbers of coronavirus infection cases in Asia, with more than 34,800 people affected so …
Read More »Trump wants soldiers to control arson on road
Special Desk The US president Donald Trump has said he would send American soldiers on to the streets to quell the worst unrest going on the roads and complexes, sparked by the killing of George Floyd. Floyd’s brother Terrence has appealed protesters to find a peaceful way. George Floyd died …
Read More »Middle seat issue in airplane
Special Desk The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has desisted from forcing airlines to keep middle seat empty. Instead, it left it to the airlines’ to do so. Airlines to allot seats in flights in such a manner that middle seats between two passengers are kept vacant to the …
Read More »Violence across US, president temporarily moved to safety
Special Desk More violence has erupted in cities across the US on sixth day of protests that was sparked after the death in police custody of African-American George Floyd. Curfews have been imposed in nearly 40 cities, but people have largely ignored them. Situation turned bad as riot police clashed …
Read More »Buses to run on UP roads again
Jubilee News Desk Lucknow: Buses will once again run on Uttar Pradesh roads from Monday. The decision has been taken to run intra-district buses. The managing director of the Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Corporation Raj Shekher told media, “buses will start from 8 am.” The service will have a changed …
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