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Wednesday, 26 July 2023

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Tuesday, 25 July 2023

Govt forms committee to audit charity beds in 430 trust hospitals

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Karnataka to streamline counselling with combined allotment for engineering, medical, dental seats

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Monday, 24 July 2023

Maha: 22 deaths in Thane, 13 in Palghar since start of monsoon, say officials

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Thane: Twenty-two persons have died in Thane and 13 in Palghar district in rain-related incidents since the start of monsoon this year, officials said on Sunday.

Thane Collector Ashok Shingare gave the information about deaths in his district after chairing a review meeting on Saturday.

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He said 300 persons are lodged in shelters in the district.

A National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team has been station in Kalyan since the region is flood-prone, he said.

Palghar District Disaster Management Cell chief Vivekanand Kadam told PTI 13 persons have died since monsoon began.

He also said 399 houses have been partially damaged, while 79 people had to be shifted to a shelter in Vasai.

“An NDRF team is stationed in Vasai area of the district to tackle monsoon-related emergencies,” Kadam said.

While, two animals have been electrocuted in Palghar, a total of four animals have perished in floods in Thane during this period, officials said.

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Water level in dams improves, but remains lower than last yr

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Waterlogging at airport as torrential rainfall hits Ahmedabad

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Despite IMD’s yellow alert, rain to continue for a week

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Batra, Bajor power Bengaluru Smashers’ win over Puneri Paltan in UTT

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Worker electrocuted while cleaning sewage line

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Andhra Pradesh CM congratulates Satwiksairaj, Chirag for winning Korean Open

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Sunday, 23 July 2023

French players’ union backs Kylian Mbappe as PSG depart for Asia tour sans star amid contract row

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Saturday, 22 July 2023

Gurbani telecast from Golden Temple: SGPC asks PTC to continue, Mann says ‘dirty move’ to appease Badals

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Friday, 21 July 2023

Stalin writes to Union Minister; seeks release of Cauvery water by Karnataka

Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Thursday wrote a letter to Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, urging him to direct the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) for directions to Karnataka government to release the prescribed volume of Cauvery river’s water to the state.

In the letter, the Chief Minister said: “I urge your personal and immediate intervention on this issue and request you to direct the CWMA to issue directions to Karnataka to abide by the monthly schedule prescribed by the Supreme Court and to make good the shortfall.”

He also pointed out to the Union Minister on the risk being faced by the Kuruvai farmers due to Karnataka not releasing the prescribed quantity of water.

The Chief Minister said that the Mettur dam that was opened for Kuruvai cultivation on June 12, have water only to irrigate the fields for 20 days.

He also said that even though the onset of the monsoon was delayed, it has picked up pace in July.

Stalin said that Karnataka, however, has not released any water to Tamil Nadu from the two scheduled reservoirs.

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In a letter to the Union Minister, Stalin further said: “Since the monsoon rainfall in Tamil Nadu is less, the Kuruvai crops depend only on flows from Mettur reservoir, which in turn depends on releases from Karnataka. We have been taking all efforts to manage the crisis with judicious water management.”

The Chief Minister said that the demand and supply gap is very significant and it could be met only by water release from Karnataka.

He said that the CWMA, had in its letter dated July 4, advised Karnataka to ensure the water flow at Billigundalu as per the final award of the CWDT modified by the Apex court.

He also added that even after the CWMA’s intervention, Karnataka has not made any efforts to adhere to the monthly schedule prescribed by the Supreme Court.

The Chief Minister also said that the standing Kuruvai crops could be saved only if Karnataka releases water immediately.

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Kremlin defends Putin’s decision to attend BRICS summit online

Kremlin defends Putin's decision to attend BRICS summit online

Moscow: The Kremlin on Thursday defended its decision not to let President Vladimir Putin travel to South Africa next month to attend the BRICS Summit in person, saying Moscow has done this before and the Russian leader will still be able to exchange views with his counterparts from the grouping online.

“We are talking about full participation. It will be both the president’s address and — if necessary — participation in an exchange of views,” Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in response to a request to specify the format of Putin’s participation.

BRICS includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The association’s 15th summit will be held in Johannesburg, South Africa, on August 22-24.

It will be the first BRICS Summit to be hosted in person since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent global restrictions. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will personally represent Russia at the event. President Putin is facing an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) for alleged war crimes.

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Lavrov has on many occasions represented the country at international events, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said, adding that Moscow has adopted this practice in the past.

“It’s up to us to decide and a decision has been made. This practice has been used more than once,” she said, commenting on Putin’s decision not to attend the summit in person.

When asked if the move stemmed from the ICC arrest warrant against Putin, Zakhrova warned against looking for “hidden meanings.” “Russia takes part in many international events this way, like many other countries,” she added.

On March 17, the ICC issued arrest warrants for Putin and Russian Presidential Commissioner for Children’s Rights Maria Lvova-Belova, alleging that they were responsible for “unlawful deportation” and transfer of population, including children, from Ukraine to Russia.

Moscow has said that since Russia was not party to the ICC Rome Statute, the court’s decisions were legally void for the country.

On Wednesday, South African Presidential Spokesman Vincent Magwenya told Russia’s state-owned TASS news agency that Pretoria and Moscow took into consideration South Africa’s obligations under the Rome Statute when deciding on the form of President Putin’s participation in the BRICS summit in August.

“The commitment to South Africa’s successful hosting of the summit, the historic nature of this upcoming BRICS summit, and a recognition of South Africa’s legal obligations to the Rome Statute guided the deliberations over the participation of Russia during the summit,” Magwenya said in response to a question.

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After Manipur video, NE CMs, leaders speak up: ‘Whole region needs a solution… only Centre can provide it’

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Thursday, 20 July 2023

Merger to enable HDFC Bank to take big exposure in infra projects: CEO

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‘Those accusing govt of budgetary deprivation are hypocrites’: Tripura law minister Ratan Lal Nath

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Cyber fraudsters dupe 2 Hyderabad businessmen of over Rs 1 crore

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Hyderabad: Cybercrime Police Station on Wednesday filed two separate cases of businessmen being cheated by cyber fraudsters to the tune of tens of lakhs.

In the first incident, a businessman from Borabanda received a message from an unknown phone number promising high profits on investment in crypto currency. The man contacted the phone number and followed the directions provided by the fake company executive. He transferred Rs. 47 lakhs to the bank accounts provided by them and waited for the returns. When there was no response from the fake executive, he realised that he had been cheated.

The other person, who was duped over a part-time trade promising huge returns, is a resident of Secunderabad. He ended up losing Rs 65 lakhs, police said. The cyber fraudsters contacted him and assured to provide him guidance to start part-time trading.

Further investigations into both cases are underway, police said.

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Putin to skip BRICS summit in South Africa over ICC warrant

Johannesburg: Vladimir Putin will not personally attend the BRICS summit here next month, sending his Foreign Minister instead, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Wednesday, ending weeks of speculation whether the Russian president would be arrested under an International Court of Justice (ICC) warrant for alleged war crimes in Ukraine.

South Africa is the current chair of the BRICS — a grouping of heavyweights that also includes Brazil, Russia, India and China. The BRICS summit will take place between August 22 and 24 in Johannesburg.

The ICC has indicted Putin for war crimes over accusations that Russia unlawfully deported Ukrainian children. As a member of the ICC, South Africa is expected to arrest Putin if he sets foot in the country.

The South African government has been under great pressure to arrest Putin and take sides in the Ukraine-Russia war, which it has steadfastly refused to do.

“By mutual agreement between all BRICS member states, President Putin will not be attending the summit. However, Russia will be represented by its Foreign Minister, Mr Sergey Lavrov,” President Ramaphosa’s office said in a statement.

The president’s office confirmed that Ramaphosa has for several months now held several consultations on South Africa’s hosting of the BRICS Summit, which will be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well as the leaders of Brazil, China and South Africa.

Putin’s decision of not attending the BRICS summit has ended South Africa’s quandary about complying with the ICC warrant.

Ever since he was indicted for war crimes, Putin has not travelled to any country that is a signatory to the ICC treaty.

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Meanwhile, quoting Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov, Russia’s official news agency TASS reported that President Putin will deliver his speech at the BRICS Summit via video conference.

“The President decided to take part in the BRICS Summit in a video conference format. It will be a proper participation,” Peskov said, confirming that Foreign Minister Lavrov will represent Russia at the summit in person.

On Tuesday, the Johannesburg High Court ruled that Ramaphosa has to make public his answering affidavit in a case related to the arrest warrant for President Putin brought by the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA).

Ramaphosa had earlier argued that the confidentiality of his affidavit was because of the restrictions by ICC laws that prohibited sharing of certain information.

“President Ramaphosa was never opposed to making the affidavits public; it was only in compliance with the ICC directive that the presidency sought to maintain confidentiality on the affidavit,” his spokesperson Vincent Magwenya has said.

In his affidavit, which has now been made public, Ramaphosa said that Russia had made it clear that issuing this warrant would mean war.

“South Africa has no capacity to declare or wage war with Russia, nor does it wish to. That much is trite,” Ramaphosa said.

In due course, a comprehensive statement on the substantive issues to be covered at the Summit and other related foreign policy matters will be issued, the South African President’s office said in the statement.

President Ramaphosa is “confident that the Summit will be a success and calls on the nation to extend the necessary hospitality to the many delegates who will arrive from various parts of the continent and the globe,” it added.

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Wednesday, 19 July 2023

Gujarat-origin asset manager nominated to Singapore Parliament

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Australia seek glory; England parity

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Bangladesh to launch 3 major infrastructure projects with Indian aid in Sep

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Dhaka: Bangladesh is set to launch three major infrastructure projects, including a power plant, under India’s financial assistance in September, a senior official said on Tuesday after the Indian High Commissioner here called on the country’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka Pranay Verma called on Prime Minister Hasina at her Ganobhaban official residence and discussed issues such as the Taka-Rupee exchange system between Bangladesh and India, connectivity, and ongoing projects under the Indian Line of Credits and grants.

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During the meeting, both the Bangladesh prime minister and the Indian envoy expressed satisfaction over the state of the bilateral relations, Bangladesh premier’s press secretary Ihsanul Karim said.

“Sheikh Hasina wished India will raise voice, particularly for the Global South alongside the entire world, during the upcoming G20 Summit in New Delhi,” Karim said.

A spokesman at Bangladesh premier’s office said Verma informed Hasina that two types of credit cards, one Rupee and the other Taka card, will be issued “so the people of the two countries can use the cards for their payments”.

He told Hasina that a large number of Bangladeshis visit India for various purposes and they can use the card.

The official said Bangladesh is set to launch three major infrastructure projects, including a power plant, under India’s financial assistance in September.

The spokesman said the work on the 660-megawatt superthermal power plant and two railway lines would coincide with Prime Minister Hasina’s planned visit to India in September for the G20 Summit.

The power plant would be the second unit of the Rampal power plant in southwestern Bangladesh while the two other infrastructure projects are 65-kilometre-long Khulna-Mongla Port Railway Link, Akhaura (Bangladesh) and Agartala (India) Railway Link.

Maitree Super Thermal Power Plant-2 has been built as a 50:50 joint venture project, while the first unit of the project, also having a 660 MW capacity, was commissioned in December last year, the official said.

The official said the power plant and the Khulna-Mongla Port railway track were constructed under an Indian Line of Credit while the Akhaura (Bangladesh) and Agartala (India) Railway Link was built under an Indian grant.

Bangladesh and India last week launched a trade transaction in local currency in their bid to reduce dependence on the US dollar and strengthen regional currency and trade.

It was the first time Bangladesh started bilateral trade with a foreign country in any other currency other than the US dollar, although the two countries stage frontier trading in certain areas called “border hut” in a semi-formal manner where both currencies are exchanged on a limited scale.

Under the formal arrangement from now on, initially, the trade would be transacted in rupee and then gradually in Bangladeshi currency Taka.

According to the latest official data from Dhaka, exports from Bangladesh to India amount to USD 2 billion, while Bangladesh’s imports from India are worth USD 13.69 billion.

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6 killed, 5 injured as container hits taxi on Mumbai-Nashik Highway

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Tuesday, 18 July 2023

Fabrication work likely to be delayed by a month

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India receives 105 antiques that were smuggled to US

New York: India received on Monday 105 smuggled antiques dating from at least the second to the 18th centuries that were recovered by US officials.

India’s Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu said that the return of the antiques follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington last month during which he had thanked President Joe Biden “for helping the return of the properties”.

“For us, these are not just art but part of our heritage, culture and religion. So when this lost heritage returns home, they will be received with a lot of emotion,” he said.

About 50 of the antiques have religious significance for Hindus, Jains and Muslims, while the rest are of cultural value.

Officials from the Manhattan prosecutor’s office, which played the main role in recovering them, well as federal officials participated in the repatriation ceremony at India’s Consulate General here when the antiques were handed over to Sandhu and Consul General Randhir Jaiswal.

Jordan Stockdale from the prosecutor’s office said, “We are excited to return those priceless treasures to you.”

“We are deeply appreciative of Prime Minister Modi’s kind words at the White House and they reflect the close collaboration, which has led to successful recovery for thousands of Indian antiquities,” said Stockdale, who is the chief of staff of Prosecutor Alvin Bragg.

He said that he expected more of them to be returned to India. He said that some of the antiques were recovered from museums or other collections in New York, Chicago and elsewhere.

Stockdale said that many of the artifacts were smuggled to the US by Subash Kapoor, who ran an art gallery in New York, and his accomplices. Kapoor was sentenced last year by a court in Kumbakonam to a 10-year prison term for the theft of a religious statue from a temple.

He is also facing charges in New York, where some of his accomplices have been convicted.

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Hyderabad: Chikoti Praveen’s ‘private security guards’ sent to jail

Hyderabad: Three private security guards of ‘casino king’ Chikoti Praveen have been sent to jail for using their weapons for security purposes without holding a valid license. On Sunday, the sleuths of the commissioner’s task force took into custody three persons clad in safari dress, who were escorting Praveen during Bonalu festival.

During the search, the task force found that the three persons — Sabavath Sunder Naik (ex-servicemen) of Turkayamjal, Rangareddy district, P Rakesh Kumar (retired CRPF personnel) of Bhupalpally district, and E Ramesh Goud, a private security guard from Mahboobnagar district — were in possession of short weapons including pistols and live rounds.

During the ongoing Bonalu festival, Chikoti Praveen along with the his private security arrived at the Simha Vahini Lal Darwaza Temple and tried to enter via VIP area.

The police investigation revealed that the three persons, after retirement from services, had acquired the weapons and were working as private security guards without any valid license.

The Chatrinaka police have registered a suo-moto case after sub-inspector S Srikanth filed a complaint against them.

The three private guards have been booked under IPC sections 420 (Cheating), 467(Forgery of valuable security), 468(Forgery for purpose of cheating), 471 (Whoever fraudulently or dishonestly uses as genuine any document) and Sec 25(1),(b)(A) & Sec 30 of Arms Act.

The arrested persons were produced before the Metropolitan courts at Nampally and they have been sent to fourteen days judicial custody

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Nepal govt says open border creating security problems

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‘Manipur ki sabhi praja ko bacha lijiye’: Olympic medallist Mirabai Chanu appeals to PM Modi, Amit Shah

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Monday, 17 July 2023

ISRO shows interest in setting up space museum in Punjab: CM Mann

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Chandigarh: Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Sunday said the Indian Space and Research Organisation has evinced interest in setting up a space museum in Punjab and that his government will extend full support.

Mann also congratulated the 30 students of government schools who witnessed the launch of the Chandrayaan III from ISRO’s Space Centre in Sriharikota.

The state government had sent 15 boys and as many girls selected from ‘Schools of Eminence’ to watch the launch of India’s third moon mission.

The CM said it is a matter of great pride and satisfaction that ISRO has evinced keen interest in setting up the space museum in the state.

“ISRO has expressed interest in setting up the museum in Punjab and sought a site for it and it will be provided,” he said here.

When this museum comes up, he said, the science culture in the state will get a further boost.

Speaking about students who witnessed the launch of the Chandrayaan III on July 14, Mann said most of them travelled in an airplane the first time. The Punjab government bore the entire expense on travelling, boarding and lodging, he said.

These students and their teachers stayed in the same hotel where accompanying Education Minister Harjot Bains stayed, said Mann.

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He said the ISRO will be conducting space and missile programmes on around 13 projects in the future and more students will be sent.

Mann said the state government lays major thrust on completely overhauling the education system in Punjab.

On July 23, the state government will send two groups of students to Singapore, he said.

Mann said earlier also some teachers were sent to Singapore for the same training, adding the motive is to ensure teachers are able to learn about the advanced practices prevailing across the globe in the education sector.

Due focus is being laid on infrastructure and human resource development to give a fillip to the education in the state, he said.

Mann further said the state government will soon launch a bus service for girl students studying in government schools to ensure they complete their studies, he said.

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Shot in arm for BJP with OBC leaders Rajbhar and Chauhan to its fold

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Sunday, 16 July 2023

Three social media influencers booked for promoting his Insta account

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Indian football team unlikely to play at Asian Games for second successive edition

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Saturday, 15 July 2023

HC bar body protests proposals to transfer judge, cites strength

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UCC will ensure Modi govt’s departure, claims Badruddin Ajmal

Badruddin Ajmal, President of All India United Democratic Front

Guwahati: The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will result in the overthrowing of the Narendra Modi-led BJP government from the Centre, Badruddin Ajmal, President of All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF), claimed here on Friday.

The Lok Sabha MP from Assam asserted that other northeastern states, including Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Manipur, have “rejected the UCC”.

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“Where will the government put it (the UCC) into practice? The Narendra Modi administration will fall as a result,” he claimed.

According to the UCC, all Indian citizens will be subject to the same set of laws on marriage, divorce, and inheritance, regardless of their religion, tribe or other regional customs.

According to the AIUDF leader, there are disparities between the people in the North, South, West and East. However, he claimed that as all Muslims follow one god and one faith, they need not be bothered by the discussions over the implementation of UCC.

“We have one god, one faith, one Nabi, and one Quran. So, I urge the Muslims of Assam not to comment on UCC,” Ajmal said. For many years, the BJP has stated in its electoral manifestos that it wants the implementation of UCC to promote gender justice.

On June 14, the Law Commission began a new consultation process on UCC by seeking opinions on politically sensitive matters from the stakeholders, including the general public and recognised religious organisations.

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Anjali Devi, Karanveer Singh, several other Indian athletes fail dope tests

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Ruturaj Gaikwad, Harmanpreet Kaur to lead as BCCI announces India men’s and women’s squads for 19th Asian Games

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Friday, 14 July 2023

Uddhav sought votes under Balasaheb, PM names, then dumped them: Shinde

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Delhi businesses suffer Rs 200 crore losses due to floods

New Delhi: An estimated Rs 200 crore worth of business has been affected due to rains and flooding in parts of the national capital, a traders’ body said on Thursday.

While appealing to traders to suspend movement of goods from other cities for next few days in view of the rising water level of the Yamuna river, the Chamber of Trade and Industry said that the markets of Old Delhi, Kashmiri Gate, Mori Gate, Monestry Market, Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid, Bhagirath Place, Lajpat Rai Market, Kinari Bazar , Fatehpuri, Khari Baoli, Naya Bazar have been affected.

“We appeal to the traders and market associations of old Delhi to halt movement of goods from outside in the next few days,” Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) chairman Brijesh Goyal said.

New Delhi: National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel rescue residents from the flood-affected Old Usmanpur village, in New Delhi, Thursday, July 13, 2023. The Yamuna water level touched 208.53 metres on Thursday morning, breaking a 45-year-old record, according to officials. (PTI Photo/Manvender Vashist Lav)

New Delhi: NDRF personnel resuce a livestock at flood-hit at Nigam Bodh Ghat as the swollen Yamuna river floods low-lying areas, in New Delhi, Thursday, July 13, 2023. The torrential Yamuna in Delhi swelled to a staggering 208.48 metres Thursday morning, inundating nearby streets and public and private infrastructure, and causing immense hardships to people living in close proximity to the river. (PTI Photo)

Kashmiri Gate Market President Vinay Narang said that there is a possibility of a loss of more than Rs 50 crore due to 3-4 days of rain, whereas CTI estimated that a business of about Rs 200 crores have been affected due to rains.

“The rising water level in Yamuna is affecting Delhi markets badly. Business has almost come to a standstill. Traders are waiting for the situation to return to normal. The customers coming from nearby cities have also postponed the plan. Railways stopped the movement of trains on the old iron bridge, many train routes have been changed, while some have also been cancelled. Even more traders and buyers are not coming to Delhi,” Goyal said.

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Relief in sight for Delhi as Yamuna water level dips in Hathnikund Barrage

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Youth dragged by dumper truck in road rage incident; dies 2 days later

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Wednesday, 12 July 2023

Rohit Sharma on what India needs to cross the final hurdle in ICC tournaments: ‘Firstly I want all my players to be available’

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SC allows withdrawal of plea in which it had restrained govt from steps on 12 MLC posts

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200 crore extortion case: HC rejects bail plea of Sukesh’s wife, two others

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