New Delhi: Swine flu has claimed 51 more lives raising the death toll to 926 and the number of people affected by the disease crossed the 16,000 mark even as the Government said today there is no need to panic. The concern over the spiralling swine flu cases was also reflected with High Courts acting
The Union of India and Haryana government had sought urgent hearing of the matter related to the ongoing farmer protests, just minutes before the farmers resumed their march towards Delhi.
The order was passed while dealing with two PILs highlighting the stray dog menace in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Union Territory of Ladakh.
After a brief overnight ceasefire, Punjab’s protesting farmer unions resumed their ‘Dilli Chalo’ march towards the National Capital. Meanwhile, Delhi’s borders have been further fortified, with a significant deployment of security personnel and barricades erected across all possible entry points. This follows chaotic scenes that unfolded along the Punjab-Haryana border marked by clashes between protestors […] - Newsx