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Armed police came out in large numbers across Delhi. Nearly 10 metro stations in central Delhi were . shut down for six hours on Saturday Many protesters said it was to create a false narrative of Khalistanis on the prowl in the national capital to create another spurt of violence at the Red Fort and other parts on the . Republic Day Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait said that they have given the Modi-government time till October 2 to repeal the controversial farm laws. “After this, we will do further planning. We won’t hold discussions with the government under pressure,” Tikait said. Fear was writ large on the people coming out of their homes to unusual security blanket covers. Fortunately, there was no violence in Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabadh in the National Capital Region (NCR). Traffic resumed late in the afternoon on the highways to Haryana and Uttar Pradesh after the 3-hour "Chakka Jam". The Police justified the massive security, saying it does not want to take any chance. All 125 entry points to Delhi were cordoned off. The Home Ministry also ordered the suspension of Internet at the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border protest sites from Friday midnight to Saturday midnight. The Haryana government shut down the Internet in the nearby towns on the borders till 5 pm. There were some clashes at the Singhu border, but the reporters could not reach the site because of " ! " "! ! # 7=;B *7- .A2= *= 9;8627.7= .512 .=;8 <=*=287< =.698;*;25B ,58<.>5=2 5*B.;.- +*;;2,*-.< 2;87 7*25< <=>--.- 87 ;8*-< *= =1. 9;8=.<= <2=.< 87 .512D< +8;-.; ;8>79852,. 9*;*6252=*;B *7- ;.<.;?. /8;,.< 9.;<877.5 -.958B.- 27 .512 ! # ;.0287 855B@88- ?.=.;*7 $><*7 $*;*7-87 <>998;= /*;6.;7+.;0 *7- ..7* *;;2< the multi-layered barricades. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of the agitating farmer unions, had excluded Delhi and NCR from the 3-hour national "chakka jam" on the national and state highways, but the police said it cannot trust the Morcha as its leaders had violated the routes agreed with the police for their tractor rally and resorted to violence instead of the promised peaceful rally . The farmer unions have declared not to negotiate any further with the government, accusing it of spreading disinformation and resorting to arrests. No further talks until all those arrested are released, Tikait said, declaring that the farmers won't return home until the three contentious farm laws are repealed. Nearly 50 protesters were detained at Shaheedi Park in the national capital. The Congress and Left parties too held protests in some states in support of the 'chakka jam' called by the agitating farmer unions. 'Rasta roko' protests were staged in Karad and Kolhapur cities in Maharashtra. % Didi looted Bengal’s ‘Ma, Mati & Manush’ for 10 years: Nadda BJP national president JP Nadda on Saturday flagged off the saffron camp’s first ‘Rath Yatra’ from Nabadwip. Claiming that the ruling Trinamool Congress government looted the ‘Ma Mati and Manush’, Nadda said that if voted to power, the BJP will first implement ‘Ayushman Bharat’ in West Bengal. Addressing a rally at Nabadwip after the first Rath started, the BJP chief alleged that despite swearing in the name of the motherland, the TMC supremo didn’t do anything for the benefit of the people. “The people of West Ben- gal are desperate to get another change as the ruling Trinamool Congress government didn’t do anything for the people and just kept on giving false hopes. In the last 10 years, The Mamata government just looted ‘Ma’, ‘Mati’ was disrespected and ‘Manush’ weren’t protected, said Nadda at the Rath Yatra, which the BJP is dubbing as ‘Parivartan Yatra’. Nadda, who was seen paying darshan to Lord Gouranga before flagging off the yatra, said that the BJP’s Parivartan Yatra signifies the ‘parivartan in the governance and status of the people in Bengal’. Notably the saffron camp , has planned five such Biden admin delays Trump’s H-1B policy The Biden administration has announced that it is delaying the H-1B policy of the previous Trump administration on allocation of the popular foreign work visas by continuing with the lottery system until December 31, 2021, to give the immigration agency more time to develop, test and implement the modifications to the registration system. On January 7, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced to do away with the traditional lottery system in deciding the successful applicants for the H-1B visas. The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical ex- " " /#, #, '(' #&&#!+ '- /#, -" - %%(0, (&) '# , -( &)%(2 (+ #!' 0(+$ +, #' ,) # %-2 ( .) -#(', -" + *.#+ -" (+ -# % (+ - "'# % 1) +-#, pertise. The technology companies depend on it to hire tens of thousands of employees each year from countries like India and China. The USCIS had said it would prioritise wages to protect the economic interests of American workers, and better ensure that the most highly skilled foreign workers benefit from the temporary employment programme. % ‘Parivartan Yatras’ across the state crossing all the assembly constituencies of the state and will culminate in Kolkata in midMarch where PM Modi is likely to address a rally in Brigade Parade Ground. With Bengal Assembly polls scheduled in a couple of months, the BJP is leaving no stones unturned to woo the voters by bringing in more central leaders in West Bengal. It is pertinent to mention that, similar Rath Yatras were organised by the saffron camp in 2018 ahead of the parliamentary election in 2019 but the Mamata-led TMC govt didn’t give permission to the BJP to hold the yatra. % Israel's Mossad to exchange inputs with NIA A team from Israel’s spy agency Mossad met the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to exchange leads gathered about the bomb blast outside Israel Embassy in Delhi on 29 January, Hindustan Times reported. A Mossad team flew in from Tel Aviv for the probe. Initial investigation has pointed to Iranian suspects who could be behind the attack. The Centre had on February 2 handed over the investigation in the case to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The development followed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's telephonic conversation with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday last. 25 countries in queue for 'Made in India' Covid vax: Jaishankar India has so far supplied Covid-19 vaccine to 15 countries and another 25 nations are in the queue at different levels for the jab, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said here on Saturday . He said there are three categories of countries which are keen to get the vaccine from India- poor, price sensitive nations and other countries which directly deal with pharmaceutical companies that make the antidote. "I think right now we have already supplied to about 15 countries (as per my recollection). I would say there would be another about 25 countries which are at different stages in the pipeline. But what it has done is today it has put India on the map of the world," Jaishankar told reporters in a press conference. 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"The said terrorist is the of Lashkar-echief Mustafa, a front organisation of Jaish-e-Mohammed ." in Kashmir valley Police said legal proceedings have been initiated and further investigations are on. Police also added that during preliminary questioning it has been revealed that they were planning to conduct a terror act in Jammu. DRI seizes Rs 20L worth foreign-made cigarettes The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), Bhopal has seized more than one lakh sticks of smuggled foreign origin cigarettes worth Rs 20 lakh . here on Saturday According to the DRI, its sleuths received information that huge quantity of smuggled foreign-origin cigarettes have been kept in some godowns in the state capital. Acting on the tip-off, the DRI sleuths searched various premises in Bhopal. During their searches, they found more than one lakh foreign-origin cigarette sticks of various brands like Djarum Black, Esse, Pine, Mond, Gudang Garam, etc. The worth of seized cigarettes is Rs 20 lakh. The cigarettes were illegally smuggled into India and the packs do not carry the cancer awareness images and pictorial warnings as mandated by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The goods were seized under the Customs Act 1962 read with Cigarettes and 8 convicts deployed at fuel pump in Indore Eight convicts with good conduct and approaching the end of their sentences have been deployed at the first petrol pump launched in Indore on Saturday by the Madhya Pradesh jail department, an official said. The Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) filling station, near the Central Jail, was inaugurated by MP Prisons and Correctional Services Director General Arvind Kumar. "Eight convicts whose conduct has been good and who are going to complete their sentences in a year or two have been engaged to work at this fuel station. It has been opened on a trial basis and will be replicated in more cities if the experiment is successful," Kumar told reporters. "Giving jobs to convicts at the pump would come handy in rehabilitating them after their release," said Indore Central Jail Superintendent Rakesh Kumar Bhangere. Among those working at the fuel pump is Pratap Singh (55), a native of Ratlam district, who has six months to go for his life sentence for murder to end. "I live with my family in an open jail. Employment in a petrol pump station will make my life easier," he said. The pump will be run by the Indore-based Central Jail Welfare Committee and revenue would be used for prisoners' welfare, officials added. other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution) Act, 2003, as amended, and Cigarettes and other Tobacco Products (Packaging and Labelling) Amendment Rules, 2020. These cigarettes were smuggled into the country and reached Bhopal via New Delhi. These smuggled cigarettes are popular among youths and are sold by local pan shops to trusted customers only . Smuggling of cigarettes is a serious offence as not only the Government loses huge revenue, taxes being more than 100 per cent on these goods, but also the smuggled cigarettes do not carry the mandatory statutory warning on the packets, thereby defeating the public awareness statutory requirements as per the law of the land. DRI remains committed to combating smuggling and drugs menace. Two months ago, the DRI had seized around 1700 kg Ganja in Bhopal and 117 Kg Charas in Narsinghpur. President to visit MP on March 6-7, launch various projects Jabalpur: President Ram Nath Kovind will visit Madhya Pradesh on March 6 and 7 and lay foundation stones for various projects, Union Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh Patel said here on Saturday . He is expected to arrive in Jabalpur on March 6 and attend a function of the MP Judicial Academy and then , lay the foundation stone on March 7 for the development of Singourgarh Fort in Damoh district as a tourism hotspot, Patel said at a press conference here. The fort is associated with Gondwana's Rani Durgavati and the tourism ministry had allotted Rs 26 crore for the initiative, Patel, who is BJP MP from Damoh, said. Kovind will inaugurate the circle office of the Central govt's Archaeological department in Jabalpur on Mar 7, the minister added. Telegram most downloaded App in India ! Driven by a renewed surge in India amid WhatsApp privacy row, Telegram has become the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide for January 2021 with more than 63 million installs, 3.8 times its downloads in the same month a year ago, according to latest data released by app analytics firm Sensor Tower. The countries with the largest number of Telegram installs were India at 24 per cent, followed by Indonesia at 10 per cent. Telegram reached the top position in the overall downloads (non-game) on Google Play Store moving from ninth position in the previous month, December 2020. The app also entered the list of top 10 most downloaded (non-game) apps on App Store, directly gaining the fourth position. The popularity of Telegram increased dramatically after WhatsApp started sending notifications to over 400 million users in India in January asking them to either accept its new policy or see their accounts removed from February 8. Facing a huge backlash in the coun- try, WhatsApp deferred its new data privacy policy by three months and said that no one will lose his or her account from February 8 for not accepting the updated terms of service. In the wake of the controversy, the popularity of another app, Signal, also increased in India. According to the latest Sensor Tower data, Signal came third in the overall downloads worldwide for January , leaving Facebook and WhatsApp behind.TikTok emerged as the second most installed non-gaming app worldwide last month with close to 62 million installs, Sensor Tower said.