India tightens screening after 2 suspected Ebola cases surface | India News

India tightens screening after 2 suspected Ebola cases surface | India News

NEW DELHI: Health authorities have stepped up airport screening, traveller monitoring and quarantine measures following suspected Ebola cases in Bengaluru and Gujarat, though no infection has been confirmed in India so far.A 28-year-old Ugandan woman who had been isolated in Bengaluru over suspected Ebola infection has tested negative, bringing relief amid heightened concern over fresh…

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Opposition bid to hide political incompetence by tainting institutions has failed: BJP after SC's SIR verdict | India News

Opposition bid to hide political incompetence by tainting institutions has failed: BJP after SC’s SIR verdict | India News

Times News NetworkNew Delhi: Buoyed by the SC’s endorsement of SIR, which has received flak from the opposition, BJP said Congress has encountered “total defeat” and targeted Rahul Gandhi for travelling to Car Nicobar and Vietnam during elections and then looking for a scapegoat in EC after his party’s losses.“Opposition’s efforts to cover up its…

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'Will send list of deleted voters to competent authority': EC welcomes SC verdict | India News

‘Will send list of deleted voters to competent authority’: EC welcomes SC verdict | India News

NEW DELHI: The Election Commission shall, as directed by the Supreme Court, forward the list of electors deleted as part of the special intensive revision (SIR) across 13 states – primarily those classified as ‘others’, separate from the absent, shifted, dead, duplicate (ASDD) electors and, thus, of ‘suspect’ citizenship as well as the ones excluded…

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CBSE's 3-language scheme doesn't hit federalism, but will study infra constraints: Supreme Court | India News

CBSE’s 3-language scheme doesn’t hit federalism, but will study infra constraints: Supreme Court | India News

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to examine validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian languages, for Class IX, which parents termed as a sure recipe for chaos and confusion in the absence of trained teachers, required textbooks and denial of choice to students.Many lawyers, including Mukul…

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