TNI Evening News Headlines – January 11, 2022
Key News Headlines of – January 11, 2022. Details Below
Odisha News
752 Covid-19 patients have recovered from the disease in Odisha in the last 24 hours. The total recovered cases of Odisha now stand at 1047783.
Veteran Odia actor Mihir Das passes away. He was 63.
Noted Odia litterateur and writer of Sambalpuri film Bhukha, Manglu Charan Biswal passes away.
MBBS student of SCB Medical College and Hospital found dead on bank of Mahanadi river
3 youths sustained injuries on their neck as they got entangled with manja in Dumduma area.
Odisha Government prohibits congregations at river banks/ ghats/ ponds/ sea shore or near other water bodies to take bath on the occasion of Makar Sankranti/ Pongal.
One teacher will monitor 1,000 people for Covid-19 in Bargarh district.
Odisha Govt bans large gatherings on Republic Day; Only police contingent will participate in the ceremony.
Odisha topped India Skills 2021 National Competition with 51 medals including 10 Gold, 18 Silver, 9 Bronze & 14 Medallions.
India News
Income tax return filing deadline for Assessment Year 2021-22 extended till March 15: CBDT.
Uttar Pradesh Minister Swami Prasad Maurya joins Samajwadi party.
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NCP is in talks with Congress and Trinamool Congress for an alliance for Goa Assembly elections.
Delhi reports 21,259 new cases & 23 deaths in the last 24 hours.
90% of eligible adult population in UP vaccinated with first dose.
Molnupiravir not to be included in Covid-19 clinical management protocol as of now.
Tamil Nadu issues Covid guidelines for Jallikattu, allows 150 spectators.
Tata to replace Vivo as IPL title sponsor for the upcoming edition of the league.
Lata Mangeshkar admitted to ICU after testing positive for Covid-19.
Washington Sundar tests positive for COVID-19. He was a part of India’s squad for South Africa ODIs.
World News
US reports 1,459,005 new coronavirus cases in one day, setting world record.
9 people in every second test positive for COVID-19 in US: Reports.
140,000 Americans hospitalized with COVID-19, highest since pandemic began.
7 Million Omicron cases detected in Europe last week: WHO.
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