Hi, NewsWrap for June 29, 2021

Agriculture News, Aadhar Card, Schemes, SBI, Punjab Government, Weather Report

29 June 2021

  • IMD says no chance of monsoon in Delhi for next five days

    The India Meteorological Department projected, no chances of monsoon in Delhi for the next five days however, there discomfort because of humidity and moisture will decrease because of westerly winds.

  • Haryana government extends date of crop repayment

    The government of Haryana have extended the date of repayment of the crop loan which was given to the farmers through primary agricultural cooperative societies.

     

  • Heavy rainfall likely in North-eastern states: Weather Department

    The India Meteorological Department predicted heavy to very heavy rainfalls in north-eastern states of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Sikkim, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh during next few days till 5th July.

  • 12-digit Aadhaar number to take TOEFL & GRE tests

    From 1st July 2021, you can use 12-digit Aadhaar number to take TOEFL & GRE tests. This will be beneficial to the students, who are seeking education abroad and wants to sit in such qualifying exams.

  • New virus found in Delhi’s Ganga Ram Hospital called “Cytomegalovirus”

    The Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi reported five new cases of the new virus called “Cytomegalovirus” in Covid patients.

  • SBI revise charges for cash withdrawals from 1st July 2021

    The State bank of India, revised service charges for the cash withdrawals from its Bank Branches & ATM’s. The new charges apply to the cheque book, transfer and other non-financial transactions. These new charges will come into effect from 1st July, 2021, and it will be applicable for Basic Savings Bank Deposit account holders.

  • Supreme court orders states to provide “One Nation, One Ration” Scheme for migrant workers

    The Supreme Court said “One Nation, One Ration” Scheme for the migrant workers must implemented by all states by 31st July 2021. This order has been passed in suo motu case concerning the welfare of migrant workers amid Covid-19 pandemic.

     

  • Punjab government extends the Covid restrictions till 10th July

    The Chief Minister of Punjab Amarinder Singh ordered an extension of Covid restrictions till 10th July 2021, along with certain relaxations, including opening of pubs, bars and “ahatas” at 50% capacity from 1st July 2021.

     

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29 June 2021

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