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Central India

SC quashes FIR against Muslim academics over alleged ‘Hinduphobic’ book in Indore college library

The Supreme Court on Tuesday quashed a case registered against staff and faculties of a government-run college in Indore for a book in the library of a government-run college in Indore...

Triangular fight in Aurangabad: Will AIMIM’s Imtiaz Jaleel defeat three saffron-clad candidates?

The constituency’s demographic includes about 19% SC/ST and OBC voters, and with a 22% Muslim population, these groups’ preferences will be pivotal.

Narendra Dabholkar murder case: 3 including alleged mastermind acquitted, 2 get life imprisonment

A Pune court on Friday convicted two Hindutva men accused in the murder of anti-superstition activist Narendra Dabholkar and acquitted three other Hindu right wing activists.

After Surat and Indore, Congress’s Puri candidate pulls out of poll race

Congress’s Puri Lok Sabha candidate Sucharita Mohanty on Saturday returned her poll party ticket citing the alleged denial of funding by the party.

Telangana Police closes Rohith Vemula case file, absolves UoH VC, BJP leaders

On Friday, the Gachibowli police, which was investigating the death of University of Hyderabad scholar Rohith Vemula, filed...

‘Cannot rule out deadly black fungus possibility’ claims Hany Babu’s lawyer in court, Bombay HC orders to shift Hany Babu to private hospital

In the petition, counsels of Hany Babu claimed that his eye infection would be a possible Mucormycosis, also known as "black fungus", is a rare but serious infection, which has been found in several COVID-19 patients, since he has tested for coronavirus.

“Our loved ones were being forced to live in inhuman conditions during pandemic,” family & friends of BK-16

Family members and comrades of the accused in Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, serving as under-trial prisoners in Mumbai’s Taloja and Byculla jails, demanded the release of all political prisoners at a virtual press conference on Saturday. Their exhortation comes due to a lack of healthcare workers to treat the inmates during the pandemic.
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Hany Babu tests positive for coronavirus, family urges Maharashtra govt for better treatment

Hany Babu, a 54 year old Professor of English Literature and Linguists at Delhi University and an undertrial prisoner in the Bhima Koregaon case, who has been in custody since July 2020 without trial, has tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday.

Family of Hany Babu says his life in prison is in danger

even a day’s delay may lead to an irreversible deterioration leading to partial or complete loss of sight as well as a life-threatening complication if it affects the brain.
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Madhya Pradesh: COVID hero, auto-ambulance driver Javed Khan detained, later released

The day after news about Javed Khan, an autorickshaw driver from Bhopal, who sold his wife's jewellery to convert his autorickshaw into an ambulance for COVID-19 patients won the internet, Madhya Pradesh Police detained him on his way to the hospital.

Family, rights activists demand release of Sudha Bharadwaj over coronavirus risks

On Thursday, prominent activist Sudha Bharadwaj, imprisoned in the Bhima-Koregaon case, called her daughter Maaysha from the Byculla prison and said she had diarrhoea, fatigue, and had lost her appetite and sense of taste for the last three weeks.
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Not a single hospital in state with bed, injection, O2: MP Opposition leader Kamal Nath

Taking a dig at the Madhya Pradesh government's handling of the surge in coronavirus cases in Madhya Pradesh, Congress leader and former Chief Minister Kamal Nath said, "There is not a single hospital in the state that has medicine, injection, oxygen, ambulance, or bed & CM is saying everything is sufficient."

Declare COVID-19 as national calamity: Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray to PM Modi

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has asked the Union government to declare the coronavirus pandemic as a "national calamity."
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Distributed oxygen cylinders to COVID patients; Congress leader arrested in MP, later released

"Ujjain police has arrested me under articles 188/353/269/270/03 and they were preparing to send me to jail. My only crime was that I raised awareness among the hospital administration about negligence with COVID-19 patients and was distributing oxygen cylinders," she tweeted Tuesday morning.

COVID-19: Maharashtra govt says it will vaccinate all citizens free of cost

The Maharashtra government will vaccinate all citizens free of cost against coronavirus, state Minister Nawab Malik announced Sunday.
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Maharashtra civic body issues SOP to ensure unhindered oxygen supply

In order to avoid any oxygen-related emergency across Mumbai’s hospitals, the city’s civic body on Friday issued Standard Operating Procedure that all wards offices, hospitals and public health departments will have to strictly follow. The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai has issued orders for compiling a list of private hospitals, their oxygen suppliers and the types of cylinders available for refilling.

13 killed due to fire at Maharashtra COVID-19 hospital

a fire at a Covid-19 hospital in Vasai in Maharashtra on Friday claimed the lives of at least 13 patients.
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