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Police have booked a 14-year-old boy from Ashti in Beed district for posting a post in praise of Aurangzeb on social media. In protest against this, some right-wing organizations had called for a bandh in the city on Friday. Though the post was later deleted by the minor, it had incited a lot of violence.
Today’s other top news…
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned from the post of MP, allegations of misleading the Parliament
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resigned from the post of MP. He accused the Privileges Committee of trying to oust him. Johnson is accused of misleading the House of Commons about parties held in Downing Street during the Corona epidemic. Lockdown rules were violated in these parties and it was called ‘Partygate’.
The Privilege Committee of Parliament is probing the matter. He had recently received a secret letter from the committee, after which he resigned. He alleged that the MPs involved in the probe were running a kangaroo court and wanted to end his political career.
Retail price of 23 medicines including high blood pressure fixed; Diabetes tablet will be available for Rs 10
NPPA, the body that fixes the prices of medicines in the country, said on Friday that it has fixed the retail price of 23 medicines. These include drugs used to treat diabetes and high blood pressure.
NPPA has fixed the price of one tablet of Diabetes drug Gliclazide ER and Metformin Hydrochloride at Rs 10.03. is fixed. The cost of one tablet of Telmisartan, Chlorthalidone and Cilnidipine is fixed at Rs 13.17. The retail price of a tablet of Trypsin, Bromelain, Rutoside Trihydrate, Diclofenac Sodium will be Rs.20.51.
Fire breaks out at battery godown in Delhi’s Ghazipur, fire brigade douse it
A fire broke out at a battery godown in Delhi’s Ghazipur area. The fire brigade official said that the fire was reported at 9.30 pm. After which 12 fire brigade vehicles reached the spot and brought the fire under control. There is no information about any casualty.
Accident in the medical college being built in Dausa in Rajasthan; 2 laborers died
Two laborers died due to an accident in the medical college being built in Dausa district of Rajasthan. Both the laborers were residents of Bihar. He was working on the Hydra machine. While at work the Hydra’s trap is broken and the two fall down, to their deaths.