Vegetable Supplier at Pokhran Army Base Camp Arrested for Spying for Pakistan s ISI India.com 15 hours ago team-news@corp.india.com (India.com News Desk) © Rajashree Seal | India.com News Desk The man had been supplying vegetables to the Pokhran Army base camp on a contractual basis for the past few years, the Delhi Police official said. (Representative image)
New Delhi: A vegetable supplier who used to supply vegetables at the Pokhran Army base camp, has been arrested for allegedly getting sensitive documents from an army man for money and leaking it to Pakistan s ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence). The 34-year-old vegetable supplier, Habeeb Khan hails from Rajasthan s Bikaner district and was picked up Tuesday by a Delhi Police crime branch team from Pokhran based on an intelligence input also shared with the police here, said officials.
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Covishield Yet To Get European Union Green Pass : SII CEO Adar Poonawalla Assures, Hope to Resolve Matter Soon India.com 19 hours ago © Rajashree Seal | India.com News Desk
New Delhi: Soon after reports that Indian travelers vaccinated with Pune-based Serum Institute s Covishield, may not be eligible for the European Union s Green Pass surfaced, SII CEO Adar Poonawalla on Monday took to Twitter and said that he is aware of the matter and assured the people that he will take this matter at the highest levels and resolve it soon. He wrote, I realise that a lot of Indians who have taken COVISHIELD are facing issues with travel to the E.U., I assure everyone, I have taken this up at the highest levels and hope to resolve this matter soon, both with regulators and at a diplomatic level with countries.
Amid Surge in COVID-19 Cases, US Medical Body CDC Urges People to Avoid All Travel to India India.com 2 hours ago team-news@corp.india.com (India.com News Desk) © Rajashree Seal | India.com News Desk CDC said that if anyone is bound to travel to India, they must first get fully vaccinated.
Washington: As India witnesses an unprecedented surge in coronavirus cases, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday urged residents of the USA to avoid all travel to India as it may heighten the risk for contacting and spreading the virus variants, reported news agency ANI. The medical body further said that if anyone is bound to travel to India, they must first get fully vaccinated. It said, Amid a surge in COVID cases (in India), travellers should avoid all travel to India. Even fully vaccinated travellers may be at risk for getting and spreading variants and should avoid all travel to India. If you must travel to India, get fully vaccinate
Man with MBBS Degree from Tajikistan Arrested for Making Another Person Write His Exam Required to Practice in India team-news@corp.india.com (India.com News Desk) © Rajashree Seal | India.com News Desk The 35-year-old man has been identified as Manohar Singh, a resident of Rajasthan s Pali district.
New Delhi: A man who obtained his MBBS degree from Tajikistan was arrested in the national capital, for allegedly making another person sit for an examination that would have made him eligible to practice medicine in India, police said. The 35-year-old man has been identified as Manohar Singh, a resident of Rajasthan s Pali district.
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