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Delhi Records 8,593 New Covid Cases: Experts Explain Whats Behind The Surge
The Delhi government has blamed the spike in coronavirus cases on the festive season, increase in air pollution and winter.
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'Delhi Could Become Corona Capital': HC Blasts AAP Govt Over Covid Cases
The court said Delhi government has gone completely haywire on the pandemic.
By Press Trust of India

'Odd-Even Scheme Will Be Our Last Weapon': Delhi Govt On Air Pollution Control
Kejriwal requested Prakash Javadekar to hold monthly meetings with the Chief Minsters of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to curb pollution.
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Healthcare Workers At Delhi's Hindu Rao Hospital Withdraw From Duty, AAP And BJP Trade Blame
The staff at the Covid dedicated hospital has been protesting over non-payment of salaries.
By Newsroom

Modi Govt Has Passed 7 Bills In Rajya Sabha Amid Opposition Boycott
The Opposition has boycotted the remaining session of the Rajya Sabha.
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Congress Boycotts Session, Harivansh To Fast: High Drama Continues In Parliament
On Tuesday morning while deputy chairman Harivansh offered tea to the protesting MPs, they refused, so now he is going on a one-day fast.
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Ex-Facebook Employee: 'Took Down Vast Network Working To Influence 2020 Delhi Election'
Former Facebook data scientist Sophie Zhang said she had found a politically-sophisticated network of more than a thousand actors working to influence the election.
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NEET, JEE Main: Education Minister Defends Decision As Calls To Postpone Exams Grow Louder
Political leaders, Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and actor Sonu Sood extended support to the students and called for the exams to be postponed.
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Facebook's Ankhi Das Apologised For Sharing Anti-Muslim Post: Report
"I genuinely regret any hurt it may have caused, including to my Muslim colleagues in the company," Das wrote in an internal message.
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Politics Compromised Delhis Response To Covid, Public Health Expert Explains
Kejriwal government failed to utilise the time of the lockdown when spread of the disease was relatively slow for expanding monitoring and medical care facilities, said Imrana Qadeer.
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