India to Take Foreign Envoys to Kashmir to Show the Ground Situation : Live Breaking News Headlines & Updates, January 7, 2020
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan in Kozhikode said that to create social awareness regarding the importance of protecting the Constitution, the state government will take necessary steps to ensure that preamble of the Constitution is read out during school and college assemblies.
Diplomatic sources: India to take foreign envoys to Kashmir to show the ground situation. Envoys of several countries will be going to the union territory very soon.
MJ Kumar, Vice-Chancellor, JNU: Today after making JNU communication & info systems functional, number of students who have paid fees for winter semester registration rose to 3552. Registration date extended to 12 Jan. University will help every JNU student who wants to register.
Vice President Venkaiah Naidu in Bengaluru: Our children, when they leave the portals of universities, must be enlightened and responsible citizens. Our campuses mustn't become safe havens for politics of hate and violence to thrive.
DCP, Mumbai Police: Two FIRs lodged against former JNU student and activist Umar Khalid, for holding protest from Hutatma Chowk to Gateway of India and for unlawful assembly at Gateway of India.
DCP, Mumbai Police: Two FIRs lodged against former JNU student and activist Umar Khalid, for holding protest from Hutatma Chowk to Gateway of India and for unlawful assembly at Gateway of India.
A Delhi court will hear tomorrow Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Azad's plea for medical treatment. Court has directed the Investigation Officer to submit the medical report before the court tomorrow.
Mumbai, January 7: Hindu Raksha Dal has claimed responsibility for the brutal assault on Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) teachers and students inside the campus. In a statement issued late night on Monday, the group admitted that its cadres had barged into the campus of the premier institute on January 5 and planned the attack on JNUSU members and faculty members.
In another news, IndiGo A320 (6E-6449) operating Bangalore-Mumbai had an air-system indication caution during flight. The pilot followed laid down procedure which required him to prioritise landing at Mumbai. The aircraft is being inspected by the maintenance team. It wasn't a NEO engine-related concern.
According to an ANI update, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan in Kozhikode said that to create social awareness regarding the importance of protecting the Constitution, the state government will take necessary steps to ensure that preamble of the Constitution is read out during school and college assemblies.
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