Morning Digest: Youths at risk during second COVID-19 wave, warn experts; Gujarat Assembly passes ‘love jihad’ law, and more
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The second surge of COVID-19 puts children and younger adults at high risk with the situation being very grim especially in rural and tribal areas which were spared in the first wave, warn experts even as the country has been witnessing a steady rise in cases and with the government on Thursday opening up vaccination to all persons 45 years and above.
Hubbali airport ranks fourth in AAI customer satisfaction survey, improving from eighth, based on 33 evaluation parameters.
Bengaluru's APMC plans a modern fruit and vegetable market at Singena Agrahara, enhancing trade and reducing city congestion.
UDF considers Dalit thinker Sunny M. Kapikad for Vaikom constituency to challenge LDF's long-standing dominance in Kerala Assembly polls.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah warns of a dangerous shift from cooperative federalism to coercive centralism under the BJP-led Union Government.
Former AIADMK Minister R. Vaithilingam resigns from the Assembly to join the ruling DMK, marking another political shift.
Allahabad HC rules that an unrecognised madrasa cannot be shut down, despite implications for student qualifications and state benefits.
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Seven fishermen from Mayiladuthurai arrested by Sri Lankan Navy for crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line while fishing.
BJP leaders assert no compromise on Mumbai Mayor’s position ahead of crucial talks with Shiv Sena on BMC committee formation.
A road accident near Rajamahendravaram injures 36, including 32 students on an excursion trip; investigation ongoing.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said Tuesday it will appeal the November ruling in favour of Meta in its antitrust case against the social media giant.
Kerala High Court requests responses from Central and State governments on compensation claims for landslide-affected Wayanad lands.
Banyan trees in Chevella face renewed threats as recent fires destroy saved specimens amid ongoing highway expansion challenges.