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Reported by Rishika Baruah,Ruby Dhingra, Edited by Swati Bhasin | Sunday | March 14, 2021 , New DelhiIndia is lookin at all "serious" post-vaccination side effects as it carries out the world's largest coronavirus immunisation drive, a top medical expert said today amid suspension of AstraZeneca shots in at least four nations over risk of blood clots.
Reported by Ruby Dhingra, Edited by Debanish Achom | Saturday | December 12, 2020 , New DelhiOnly 100 people per "session" are likely to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the centre has said in a document that explores how best to deploy the vaccine whenever it is available. It said states and union territories can fix the days for vaccination. "Conduct of the vaccination process [will be] similar to the election process," the Health Ministry said in the docume...
Written by Ruby Dhingra , Edited by Vaibhav Tiwari | Saturday | September 14, 2019 , New DelhiThe central government, which has waged a war on single-use plastic, is planning to impose an "initial ban" on 12 items, including small plastic bottles used for beverages, thermocol (polystyrene) used for decorations and cigarette butts.
Reported by Ruby Dhingra, Edited by Jimmy Jacob | Sunday | June 09, 2019 , Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh)Fresh protests erupted over the murder of a two-year-old girl in Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh today, forcing district authorities to impose restrictions on large gatherings in the area. Police claim that the girl was strangled by neighbours who wanted to get back at her grandfather following a dispute overRs 10,000.
- Reported by Ruby Dhingra, Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Friday | June 07, 2019 , New Delhi
On Sunday, stray dogs pulling at what appeared to be human body parts from a garbage dump alerted residents of a town near Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh to a horrific crime. The mutilated body of a two-year-old girl, missing since May 30, had been found.
Reported by Tanima Biswas, Ruby Dhingra | Saturday | June 04, 2016Sanjay Bhandari, the arms dealer being investigated for an array of financial crimes, seems to have enjoyed easy access to politicians.
Written by Barkha Dutt, Ruby Dhingra, Suparna Singh | Friday | June 17, 2016As tax officials further their inquiry into whether a London house was proxy-bought for Robert Vadra, they claim to be discovering a trail of money that includes Delhi, London, the Middle East and the tax haven of the British Virgin Islands through a matrix of companies linked to or owned by Sanjay Bhandari, a controversial arms dealer.
Barkha Dutt (with inputs from Ruby Dhingra, Noman Siddiqui and Almas Malik | Friday | March 04, 2016JNU Students' Union President Kanhaiya Kumar said soon after his release that he was made the victim of a media trial."I will now write my own story. I started writing in jail," he told NDTV.
Written by Mohd Asim, Barkha Dutt and Ruby DhingraThursday | February 18, 2016On social media, a group of Delhi lawyers who thrashed reporters and students at teachers not once but twice this week, as well as the JNU student leader accused of sedition, are congratulating each other on what they describe as "a job well done", celebrating "what the government and army couldn't do, we have done".
Written by Suparna Singh | Wednesday | July 15, 2015A mining baron arrested on charges of being a prime player in the Vyapam or jobs scandal in Madhya Pradesh paid for the air tickets and other undefined expenses of top leaders of the BJP and its ideological parent, the RSS, according to an income tax report from 2013.
Barkha Dutt, Ruby Dhingra (with inputs from Siddharth Ranjan Das) | Saturday | July 11, 2015A mystery woman has now emerged as a key protagonist in the "killer" Vyapam scam in Madhya Pradesh that has generated much political heat after a spate of mysterious deaths of those accused in the case or listed as witnesses.
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