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22 minutes agoAuthor: Shiv Pratap Gupta, News Brief Editor
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Today’s start with important news…. People above 18 years will get a booster dose of corona for free. On Wednesday, the cabinet approved this proposal. From July 15, booster or precaution dose can be administered in all government hospitals. The free dose will be available for the next 75 days only.
On the other hand, BJP has accused former Vice President Hamid Ansari of leaking intelligence information. However, Ansari has refuted this saying that lies are being spread against him, he has never met, nor invited, the Pakistani spy journalist talked about.
Read the big news of the country and the world in just 5 minutes, in the morning news brief…
First of all today’s major events, which will be seen
- PM Modi will participate in the first summit of I2U2.
- The second ODI match will be played between India and England.
5 big news that will keep you updated
1. Get Corona booster dose free for people above 18 years, from July 15
All the people above 18 years of age in the country will get the booster dose of Corona free of cost. On Wednesday, the cabinet approved this proposal. From July 15, booster or precaution dose can be administered in all government hospitals. However, the free dose will be available only for the next 75 days. Currently, the first and second doses of the corona vaccine are free in the country, while the booster dose has to be paid for.
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2. Former Vice President said on giving intelligence to Pak journalist, I never met him
A Pakistani journalist Nusrat Mirza’s statement about former Vice President Hamid Ansari has created a ruckus. The BJP has accused Ansari of endangering national security. At the same time, Ansari issued a statement on Wednesday, refusing the allegations against him. He said that he neither called nor met the Pakistani journalist.
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3. NCB files charge sheet, Riya had given drugs to Sushant, brother also accused
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Wednesday filed a charge sheet in the Sushant Singh death case. NCB said that Riya had given the drugs to Sushant. In the chargesheet, 35 people including Riya’s brother Shovik have been made accused. The matter is to be heard in the special court on July 27. If found guilty, Riya could be sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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4. The situation in Sri Lanka is uncontrollable, emergency; President Rajapaksa fled to Maldives after leaving the country
Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has fled the country and fled to the Maldives. The anger of Sri Lankans has flared up after Rajapaksa left the country. Protesters are furiously rioting on the streets of the capital Colombo. In view of the increasing opposition of the people, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has declared emergency. On the other hand, the Field Marshal has asked the army not to obey the orders of Wickremesinghe.
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5. Rishi Sunak of Indian origin in front of race to become British Prime Minister
Rishi Sunak with wife Akshata Murthy and children.
Indian-origin British leader Rishi Sunak is leading the Conservative Party for the post of PM. In the elimination round voting, Rishi Sunak has got 88, i.e. 25% of the votes, with this he is on top. If successful in this race, Rishi will become the Prime Minister of Britain, but he faces the challenge of garnering the support of British MPs.
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Some important news in the headline…
- VIDEO of wife beating husband with cricket bat, stabbed on the shoulder and head, suffering on the ground covered in blood ,read full news,
- 45 pistol recovered from Indian couple, Indian couple returned from Vietnam, caught at Delhi airport ,read full news,
- Lizard found in mid-day meal, condition of 25 children deteriorated in government school of Muzaffarnagar, parents created ruckus ,read full news,
- SC to hear next week on hijab controversy, Karnataka High Court refused to lift ban, decision will be taken soon ,read full news,
- On retirement, the mother was given a plot on the moon and Mars, the son gave the parents a surprise gift of joy ride by helicopter ,read full news,
News but something different…
The elephant crossed the river Ganges by sitting in the back
At Raghopur, Vaishali in Bihar, the elephant made the mahout cross the river Ganges by sitting on its back. People watched the video of crossing the Ganges by swimming again and again. On Tuesday, the mahout was trapped along with the elephant in Raghopur area due to sudden rise in water in the Ganges river. After this the mahout decided to cross the Ganges with the elephant. He reached the other shore sitting on the back of an elephant in the midst of the raging Ganges.
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Most read news…
The photo which is news in itself…
This picture is from Delhi. The brightness of the moon was seen a bit more in the country and around the world. last night first super moon of the year Show. Although the full moon is visible on every full moon, but on Wednesday night, the first super moon of the year looked 15% brighter, so its size was also increased by 7% from normal. A supermoon occurs when the distance between the Earth and the Moon is shortest. Because of this the moon appears bigger and brighter. A similar coincidence was also made last month, when the color of the moon turned completely red on the full moon day.
what happened today in history
The 162-year-old telegram or telegram service was shut down from 10 pm on this day, July 14, 2013. The East India Company made the most use of the Indian telegraph service that started between Kolkata and Diamond Harbor during the British era in the year 1850. After this it was started for the common people on 11 February 1855, after which Indian people also started using this service.
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