MiG-29 crashes near Jalandhar
A MiG-29UPG of the Indian Air Force (IAF) from an airbase near Jalandhar crashed on 8th May. The pilot, however, ejected safely.
Gas leakage at Visakhapatnam plant
While the country is fighting with coronavirus peril, a serious incident has occurred in Visakhapatnam that reminded of ‘Bhopal gas leakage accident’. Eleven persons are killed and many more are in serious condition.
Case of the killing of 2 Sadhus by a mob in Palghar
The Maharashtra Government on 7th May sent Superintendent of Palghar Police SP Gaurav Singh on forced leave, three weeks after three men including 2 Sadhus were lynched in the District.
Minorities have no religious freedom in Pakistan ! – Report of the Pakistan Human Rights Commission
Pakistan’s law does not allow minorities to enjoy the freedom of religion, according to a 2019 report on human rights released by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.
India is at number 5 as regards to daily maximum coronavirus cases in the world.
With the rise in the number of cases every day, India reached the fifth position in the world, as regards the maximum number of coronavirus patients per day.
RSS leader Indresh Kumar appeals to Muslims to contribute to PM Care fund.
Ramdan is the time to pay ‘Jakat’. Each one is free to pay ‘Jakat’ anywhere. Pay the ‘Jakat’ to the poor, suffering, sick and miserable people. Part of ‘Jakat’ should be donated to PM Care fund through ‘Muslim Rashtriya Manch’, appealed RSS leader and office bearer of ‘Muslim Rashtriya Manch, Indresh Kumar.
Imran Khan claims India could launch ‘false flag operation’ against Pak
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan on 6th May claimed that India could use the current tension to launch a “false flag operation” against his country on the pretext of infiltration.
Health workers will be administered with 4 Ayurvedic drugs
Starting from 7th May, health workers and people from areas of coronavirus hotspots will be administered 4 Ayurvedic drugs such as ‘Ashwagandha’, ‘Yashtimadhu’, ‘Pipali’ and ‘Ayush-64’ for testing purpose, informed Union Health Minister Dr. Harshvardhan.
Christians are forced to do manual scavenging work in Pakistan
Only the minuscule Christian community living in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, who is in the minority is forced into manual scavenging, reported The New York Times.
Toxic gas leak at LG Polymers near Visakhapatnam kills at least 11; hundreds fall ill
KRR at At least 10 people were killed when a styrene gas leaked at the L.G. Polymer establishment in KRR Venkatapuram village at 2.30 a.m. on 7th April.