India sees another record number of coronavirus infections

India has reported a daily record of nearly 20,000 new infections as several Indian states reimpose partial or full lockdowns to stem the spread of the coronavirus. India’s health ministry has recorded 548,318 COVID-19 total cases as of Monday, a jump of nearly 100,000 in a week in the world’s fourth-worst affected country after the … Read more

Miss England ‘race row’ | Daily Mail Online

A Miss England beauty queen is threatening to sue two former winners, claiming she is a victim of cyber bullying. Bhasha Mukherjee, an NHS doctor, has demanded a public apology from Alisha Cowie, 20, and Katrina Hodge, 33, for remarks they made about her. Her solicitor claimed their criticism on Facebook had incited ‘untruthful, racist … Read more

Two former Miss Englands say they have been reprimanded for criticising the reigning beauty queen

The current Miss England has caused controversy among beauty queens after stating that humans deserve to get coronavirus because of ‘evil inside us’. Bhasha Mukherjee, 24, who is also a doctor for the NHS at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston, Lincolnshire, posted the comments to Facebook two weeks ago with two former Miss England’s taking offence. … Read more

India’s coronavirus cases surge past half a million

India‘s confirmed coronavirus cases crossed half a million on Saturday with another record 24-hour jump of 18,552 infections.   The Health Ministry also reported 384 new deaths, raising the total to 15,685.  The country has now seen 508,953 confirmed cases of Covid-19, making it the country with the fourth-highest number of cases after the United States, … Read more

Baby girl born with no limbs due to rare genetic disorder leaves doctors and family baffled in India

Baby girl born with no arms or legs due to a rare genetic disorder leaves doctors and family baffled in India Mother, reported to be 28, gave birth to a baby girl with no limbs yesterday  She was born in the Sakla village of Sironj Tehsil in the Vidisha district of India  Has rare genetic … Read more

India admits massing troops on border with China

India admits massing troops on border with China and accuses Beijing of starting arms race over disputed valley India has been involved in clashes with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley  Both sides have vowed to ‘disengage’ in the region, but there is little sign of that India’s foreign ministry has admitted troops are deployed … Read more

India sends more soldiers to disputed border region with China following deadly hand-to-hand brawl

India sent more soldiers to the disputed border region with China on Wednesday following the deadly hand-to-hand brawl that saw 20 Indian solders killed.     The increase in military personnel comes despite both sides declaring publicly that they would pull back military personnel from the region. Indian fighter jets were also seen flying over the … Read more

Hindu temple that was submerged in a ‘catastrophic’ flood in eastern India rediscovered

An ancient Hindu temple that was submerged in a catastrophic flood 200 years ago has re-emerged for the first time, as lower water levels reveal its sunken spire. The 500-year-old monument to an avatar of the god Vishnu once stood proudly on the banks of the Mahanadi river in Odisha, eastern India, and provided a … Read more

Indian suspected Covid-19 patient dies after relatives unplug ventilator to plug in air cooler

Suspected Covid-19 patient dies after his relatives unplug ventilator so they could plug in an air cooler at Indian hospital Incident took place last Monday in the Maharao Bhimsingh Hospital in Rajasthan The patient, 40, had breathing difficulties and was put on a ventilator His family brought their own air cooler because temperatures were high … Read more

American mega farms will have a devastating effect on our wildlife, writes CRAIG BENNETT 

Millions of people have campaigned to protect British bees over the past few years. It’s a subject close to our hearts. One MP told me he got more letters from constituents about bees than on any other issue – including health and education combined. Yet it’s only recently that politicians have acted to protect them. … Read more