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Hi,
Today is Sunday, date 06 February, Magha month, Shukla Paksha and Shashthi tithi.
First of all, today’s major events, which will be seen
- The first match of the ODI series will be played between India and West Indies in Ahmedabad from 1.30 pm.
- Rahul Gandhi will announce the Congress chief ministerial candidate in the state in Ludhiana, Punjab.
- BJP will release manifesto for Goa assembly elections. Nitin Gadkari will be present during this.
Now the major news that will keep you updated
1. Lata Mangeshkar passed away, breathed her last at 8.12 am on Sunday
Swara Kokila Lata Mangeshkar has passed away. He breathed his last at 8.12 am on Sunday. After Corona, he died due to multi organ failure. On Saturday, he was again shifted to ventilator. He has been admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai since he became Corona positive on 8 January. 92-year-old Lata has been in ICU since then. Apart from sister Asha Bhosle, many big personalities reached the hospital to know her condition. Prayers are going on across the country for his well being.
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2. Jio’s service down for the second time in 4 months, call-internet stalled in Mumbai and Thane
Reliance Jio service down in Mumbai circle. Due to this, mobile and internet services were completely stopped in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai. Many users have complained about this on social media. There are also reports of problems in JioFiber service from across the country. Jio has more than 44 crore customers across the country. In Maharashtra this number is 3.5 crore and in Mumbai it is more than 1.5 crore.
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3. Another Corona Vaccine Will Be Available Soon, DCGI Recommends Sputnik Light
India may soon get another vaccine in the war with Corona. The Subject Expert Committee of the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) has recommended the emergency use of single-dose ‘Sputnik Lite’ vaccine to the government. Its use will start as soon as it gets approval from the Government of India. One dose of the vaccine is as effective as two doses of Covashield and Covaxin.
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4. PM Modi inaugurates 216 feet tall statue of Ramanujacharya
More than Rs 1400 crore has been spent on this project.
PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the 216 feet tall statue of Vaishnava sect saint Swami Ramanujacharya. This statue built in Hyderabad has been named ‘Statue of Equality’. It is the second largest sitting statue in the world. More than Rs 1400 crore has been spent on this project. This is more than the Ram temple being built in Ayodhya. Ram temple is being built at a cost of 1100 crores.
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5. Strong tremors of earthquake in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab, center was in Afghanistan
Strong tremors of earthquake have been felt in Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi-NCR, Chandigarh and Punjab at 9.49 am. It did not cause any harm, but panic spread among the people. The National Center for Seismology has said that the epicenter of the quake was near the Hindukush hills on the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border. Its effect also took place in Islamabad and Peshawar in Pakistan.
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6. Terrorist involved in Mumbai serial blasts, Abu Bakr arrested in UAE, will be brought to India
The Indian Investigation Agency has arrested the most wanted terrorist of 1993 Mumbai blasts Abu Bakr from UAE. Abu Bakr is considered close to Dawood Ibrahim. The operation was going on for several days for his arrest. For some time, information was being received that he was hiding in Pakistan and UAE. According to reports, Abu Bakr will be brought to India soon.
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7. After the controversy over hijab, clothes that disturb peace and order in Karnataka are banned
Amidst the controversy over hijab in Karnataka, the government has decided to keep the dress code rule applicable in schools. After the meeting chaired by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, it was said that the dress code would not be removed till the hearing in the High Court. After this, the Education Department has issued an order that there will be a ban on the wearing of any dress that damages the peace and order in schools and colleges.
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Some important news, only in the headline
- Controversy over Marathi film with bold content, case against director Mahesh Manjrekar for showing children having relationships with women (read full news)
- Afghan cricketer Mohammad Shahzad was seen smoking a cigarette in the ground before the match in Bangladesh Premier League; Referee deducts points (read full news)
- To resolve the dispute between Channi and Sidhu, Congress can bring 2 CM formula in Punjab, will project both for two and a half years. (read full news)
what happened today in history
About 51 years ago, on this day, man played golf on the moon. Astronaut Alan Shepherd, who was part of the crew of NASA’s Moon mission Apollo-14, hit two golf balls on the lunar surface. In 2021, 50 years after this incident, the US space agency NASA claimed to have discovered those balls. NASA launched its 8th Moon mission Apollo-14 on 31 January 1971. Alan Shepherd, Stuart Roussa and Edgar Mitchell went on this mission. Of these three, Alan Shepherd was a golfer and he hid the golf stick and golf ball in his space suit. (Read today’s other events…)
And now Sunday thoughts
Doubting yourself is always fatal. You must know who you are and what you stand for. – Jennifer Lopez, American singer and actress
Have a nice day, see you tomorrow…
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