The Indian government has decided to entrust the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) with the duty to oversee the ‘comprehensive’ security of the Parliament complex, media reports said Thursday (Dec 21) citing sources&nbsp;familiar with the matter.&nbsp;

CISF is India's paramilitary force that is responsible for providing security to various critical infrastructure installations, including government buildings. It comes directly under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs.&nbsp;

This decision follows a recent breach of security during which individuals entered the Lok Sabha (lower house of the Indian Parliament) chamber, released smoke, and shouted slogans.

News agency PTI, while citing its sources added that the Union Home Ministry, led by Amit Shah, has directed a survey of the Parliament building complex to facilitate a "regular deployment of CISF security and fire wing on a comprehensive pattern".

<h2>Survey to begin next week</h2>

The survey will be conducted by experts from the CISF's government building security (GBS) unit along with the current Parliament security team and will kick off later this week.

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This will bring both the new and old Parliament complex under a comprehensive security cover.

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The existing security elements, including the Parliament Security Service (PSS), Delhi Police, and the Parliament Duty Group (PDG) of the CRPF, will also be integrated, as per the sources cited by the media agency.

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A committee, led by CRPF Director General Anish Dayal Singh, is examining overall security issues and will provide recommendations for improvement to the Union Home Ministry, the report noted.&nbsp;

<h2>Three more Opposition MPs suspended from Lok Sabha</h2>

Meanwhile,&nbsp;three more MPs from the Opposition were suspended for "unruly behaviour"&nbsp;in the lower house of the Indian Parliament on Thursday (Dec 21). This comes amid INDIA bloc leaders&nbsp;holding protests against the move.

Earlier, while speaking on the Indian Parliament security breach, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly said that the incident warrants "seriousness" and must not be "underestimated" as all necessary actions will be taken to investigate the intentions behind what transpired on December 13.

“The seriousness of the incident that happened in Parliament should not be underestimated at all. The Speaker sir is taking necessary steps with full seriousness. The investigating agencies are investigating the matter strictly. It is important for us to go deep into the matter to understand what are the elements and intentions behind this. Solutions should also be found with one mind. Everyone should avoid debate or resistance on such topics,” a newspaper quoted PM Modi as saying.

Two individuals carrying smoke canisters jumped from the public gallery and entered the Lok Sabha floor on December 13, the 22nd anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The Indian government has decided to entrust the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) with the duty to oversee the ‘comprehensive’ security of the Parliament complex, media reports said Thursday (Dec 21) citing sources familiar with the matter.

The Indian government has decided to entrust the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) with the duty to oversee the ‘comprehensive’ security of the Parliament complex, media reports said Thursday (Dec 21) citing sources familiar with the matter. CISF is India's paramilitary force that is responsible for providing security to various critical infrastructure installations, including government buildings. It comes directly under the purview of the Ministry of Home Affairs. This decision follows a recent breach of security during which individuals entered the Lok Sabha (lower house of the Indian Parliament) chamber, released smoke, and shouted slogans. News agency PTI, while citing its sources added that the Union Home Ministry, led by Amit Shah, has directed a survey of the Parliament building complex to facilitate a "regular deployment of CISF security and fire wing on a comprehensive pattern". Survey to begin next week The survey will be conducted by experts from the CISF's government building security (GBS) unit along with the current Parliament security team and will kick off later this week. Also Read | IMF sounds alarm on India's rising debt, warns of exceeding 100pc of GDP This will bring both the new and old Parliament complex under a comprehensive security cover. Also Read | India raises onus on cough syrup manufacturers; bans anti-cold drug combination for kids under four The existing security elements, including the Parliament Security Service (PSS), Delhi Police, and the Parliament Duty Group (PDG) of the CRPF, will also be integrated, as per the sources cited by the media agency. Watch | Canada's PM changes tone on India | Pannun Murder Plot × A committee, led by CRPF Director General Anish Dayal Singh, is examining overall security issues and will provide recommendations for improvement to the Union Home Ministry, the report noted. Three more Opposition MPs suspended from Lok Sabha Meanwhile, three more MPs from the Opposition were suspended for "unruly behaviour" in the lower house of the Indian Parliament on Thursday (Dec 21). This comes amid INDIA bloc leaders holding protests against the move. Earlier, while speaking on the Indian Parliament security breach, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly said that the incident warrants "seriousness" and must not be "underestimated" as all necessary actions will be taken to investigate the intentions behind what transpired on December 13. “The seriousness of the incident that happened in Parliament should not be underestimated at all. The Speaker sir is taking necessary steps with full seriousness. The investigating agencies are investigating the matter strictly. It is important for us to go deep into the matter to understand what are the elements and intentions behind this. Solutions should also be found with one mind. Everyone should avoid debate or resistance on such topics,” a newspaper quoted PM Modi as saying. Two individuals carrying smoke canisters jumped from the public gallery and entered the Lok Sabha floor on December 13, the 22nd anniversary of the 2001 Parliament attack. (With inputs from agencies)

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After Kerala, JN.1 variant has now been found in Goa. 21 new cases have been reported in India in the last 24 hours which makes it 2,669 active cases. Singapore has become a country of concern, Indonesia is asking travellers to be vigilant. In Malaysia, cases have doubled. This is December Deja Vu.indi

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The IPL 2024 auction was held in Dubai on Dec 19. It was the first time that an IPL auction was held outside India. The mega affair was a successful event with Mitchell Starc (INR 24.75 crore) and Pat Cummins (INR 20.50 crore) ending as the two most expensive buys.

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After Kerala, JN.1 variant has now been found in Goa. 21 new cases have been reported in India in the last 24 hours which makes it 2,669 active cases. Singapore has become a country of concern, Indonesia is asking travellers to be vigilant. In Malaysia, cases have doubled. This is December Deja Vu.

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Amid a significant uptick in COVID-19 cases attributed to the recently discovered JN.1 variant, several Indian states have promptly implemented preemptive measures in response to the escalating infections, issuing health advisories that stress the imperative of mask-wearing and widespread testing.

<h2>Recent numbers&nbsp;paint a worrisome picture</h2>

In the last 24 hours, the nation reported a total of 358 new Covid cases, with an alarming 300 cases emerging in Kerala alone. Tragically, six Covid-related deaths were documented during this period. India currently has 2,669 active Covid cases, marking December 20 as the day with the highest daily figure, 614 cases, since May.

Despite being categorised as a "variant of interest" by the World Health Organisation, the JN.1 subvariant of Covid is presently deemed to pose no significant risk, according to the latest data from the health ministry dashboard.

Identified symptoms associated with the Covid subvariant JN.1 include fever, runny nose, sore throat, headaches, occasional gastrointestinal issues, severe fatigue, exhaustion, and muscle weakness. Medical experts strongly advise seeking a Covid test if these symptoms persist for more than two days.

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<h2>Expert Caution from former&nbsp;WHO chief&nbsp;</h2>

Former WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan, addressing the surge in infections, cautions against underestimating Covid as a common cold.

Dr Swaminathan, who spoke exclusively to NDTV - has cautioned against dismissing Covid as a common cold, not just because of the people who fall severely ill, but because of the long-term effects of the disease, including increased risk of heart attacks, strokes and mental health problems.

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Swaminathan warns about the possibility of new variants becoming more transmissible over time.

She stressed on the variant's potential to evade existing antibody responses, posing a risk of recurrent waves of infections among previously infected individuals.

(With inputs from agencies)

Amid a significant uptick in COVID-19 cases attributed to the recently discovered JN.1 variant, several Indian states have promptly implemented preemptive measures in response to the escalating infections, issuing health advisories that stress the imperative of mask-wearing and widespread testing.

Amid a significant uptick in COVID-19 cases attributed to the recently discovered JN.1 variant, several Indian states have promptly implemented preemptive measures in response to the escalating infections, issuing health advisories that stress the imperative of mask-wearing and widespread testing. Recent numbers paint a worrisome picture In the last 24 hours, the nation reported a total of 358 new Covid cases, with an alarming 300 cases emerging in Kerala alone. Tragically, six Covid-related deaths were documented during this period. India currently has 2,669 active Covid cases, marking December 20 as the day with the highest daily figure, 614 cases, since May. Despite being categorised as a "variant of interest" by the World Health Organisation, the JN.1 subvariant of Covid is presently deemed to pose no significant risk, according to the latest data from the health ministry dashboard. Identified symptoms associated with the Covid subvariant JN.1 include fever, runny nose, sore throat, headaches, occasional gastrointestinal issues, severe fatigue, exhaustion, and muscle weakness. Medical experts strongly advise seeking a Covid test if these symptoms persist for more than two days. Also read | India: Number of active Covid cases cross 2,000-mark in Kerala; Goa tops list of JN.1 cases ahead of Christmas Expert Caution from former WHO chief Former WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan, addressing the surge in infections, cautions against underestimating Covid as a common cold. Dr Swaminathan, who spoke exclusively to NDTV - has cautioned against dismissing Covid as a common cold, not just because of the people who fall severely ill, but because of the long-term effects of the disease, including increased risk of heart attacks, strokes and mental health problems. Also watch | India: 2,311 active Covid cases, highest surge in Kerala; 341 new JN.1 Covid strain cases Swaminathan warns about the possibility of new variants becoming more transmissible over time. She stressed on the variant's potential to evade existing antibody responses, posing a risk of recurrent waves of infections among previously infected individuals. (With inputs from agencies)

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India's onion export ban sends shockwaves across Asia. Here's why<o:p></o:p>

The recent ban on onion exports by India, the world's largest onion exporter, has created a ripple effect across Asia, causing a surge in prices and forcing countries to seek alternative sources.&nbsp;<o:p></o:p>

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India urges to G7 for delay Russian diamond ban, seeks clarity on tracing rules<o:p></o:p>

In a bid to address uncertainties surrounding the tracing of diamond origins, India has urged the Group of Seven (G7) nations to delay the impending ban on Russian diamonds.<o:p></o:p>

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Protests erupt in Buenos Aires against Milei's economic overhaul<o:p></o:p>

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UK Supreme Court rules against AI as patent 'Inventor' in landmark case<o:p></o:p>

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a cautionary note, warning that India's general government debt could surpass 100 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the medium term.<o:p></o:p>

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Toyota initiates global recall of 1.12 million vehicles over airbag concerns<o:p></o:p>

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WION's Business Desk brings you this daily round-up of global stories from the world of business and economy. India's onion export ban sends shockwaves across Asia. Here's why The recent ban on onion exports by India, the world's largest onion exporter, has created a ripple effect across Asia, causing a surge in prices and forcing countries to seek alternative sources. Read more here India urges to G7 for delay Russian diamond ban, seeks clarity on tracing rules In a bid to address uncertainties surrounding the tracing of diamond origins, India has urged the Group of Seven (G7) nations to delay the impending ban on Russian diamonds. Read more here Protests erupt in Buenos Aires against Milei's economic overhaul In a display of public discontent, thousands took to the streets of Buenos Aires to voice their opposition to President Javier Milei's economic shock measures. Read more here UK Supreme Court rules against AI as patent 'Inventor' in landmark case The UK Supreme Court has ruled against the notion that artificial intelligence (AI) can be recognised as an inventor for patent rights. Read more here IMF sounds alarm on India's rising debt, warns of exceeding 100pc of GDP The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a cautionary note, warning that India's general government debt could surpass 100 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the medium term. Read more here Toyota initiates global recall of 1.12 million vehicles over airbag concerns Toyota Motor has announced a comprehensive recall due to a potential airbag issue linked to a sensor short circuit which in turn is set of affect 1.12 million vehicles worldwide. Read more here WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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France has submitted a bid to India for the purchase of 26 Rafale-Marine fighter fighters for aircraft carriers.

France submits bid for Indian tender to buy 26 Rafale Marine Jets in response to India

India's drug&nbsp;regulator on Wednesday (Dec 20) prohibited the use of an anti-cold drug combination in children aged below four. The regulatory body has mandated that drug labels should clearly reflect this restriction.

The move follows concerns raised about the promotion of an unapproved anti-cold drug formulation for infants.&nbsp;

A letter issued to the states and the Union Territories by the Drugs General Controller (India) stated that the concern has been recognised after the promotion of unapproved anti-cold drug formulation for infants.

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"Subsequently concerns have been raised regarding promotion of unapproved anti-cold drug formulation for infants. The matter was deliberated in the Subject Expert Committee (SEC- Pulmonary) meeting held on June 6, 2023, wherein, In light of the issue regarding the use of the FDC of Chlorpheniramine Maleate IP 2mg + Phenylephrine HCL IP 5mg drop/ml was discussed before the committee," the letter said.

"The committee recommended that the FDC should not be used in children below 4 years of age and accordingly the firms should mention warning in this regard on label and package insert," it read further.

The cough syrups manufactured in India have been linked with a series of deaths of children aged less than four in parts of the world.

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These incidents have raised concerns about the quality of pharmaceutical exports from India, often referred to as the "world's pharmacy"&nbsp;due to its widespread supply of life-saving drugs at affordable prices.&nbsp;

In response to the global outcry, the World Health Organization (WHO) has underscored its recommendation against the use of over-the-counter cough syrups or medicines for treating coughs and cold symptoms in children under five years of age.

India implemented mandatory testing for cough syrup exports in June and has intensified scrutiny of drug manufacturers.&nbsp;

<h2>What's the bottom line?</h2>

The regulatory directive now obliges drugmakers to prominently label their products with a warning against the use of the specified FDC in children below four years of age.

(With inputs from agencies)

India's drug regulator on Wednesday (Dec 20) prohibited the use of an anti-cold drug combination in children aged below four. The regulatory body has mandated that drug labels should clearly reflect this restriction.

India's drug regulator on Wednesday (Dec 20) prohibited the use of an anti-cold drug combination in children aged below four. The regulatory body has mandated that drug labels should clearly reflect this restriction. The move follows concerns raised about the promotion of an unapproved anti-cold drug formulation for infants. A letter issued to the states and the Union Territories by the Drugs General Controller (India) stated that the concern has been recognised after the promotion of unapproved anti-cold drug formulation for infants. Also read | 50 Indian cough syrup manufacturers fail to clear quality tests: Report "Subsequently concerns have been raised regarding promotion of unapproved anti-cold drug formulation for infants. The matter was deliberated in the Subject Expert Committee (SEC- Pulmonary) meeting held on June 6, 2023, wherein, In light of the issue regarding the use of the FDC of Chlorpheniramine Maleate IP 2mg + Phenylephrine HCL IP 5mg drop/ml was discussed before the committee," the letter said. "The committee recommended that the FDC should not be used in children below 4 years of age and accordingly the firms should mention warning in this regard on label and package insert," it read further. The cough syrups manufactured in India have been linked with a series of deaths of children aged less than four in parts of the world. Also watch | Gravitas: 50 Indian cough syrups found to be sub-standard × These incidents have raised concerns about the quality of pharmaceutical exports from India, often referred to as the "world's pharmacy" due to its widespread supply of life-saving drugs at affordable prices. In response to the global outcry, the World Health Organization (WHO) has underscored its recommendation against the use of over-the-counter cough syrups or medicines for treating coughs and cold symptoms in children under five years of age. India implemented mandatory testing for cough syrup exports in June and has intensified scrutiny of drug manufacturers. What's the bottom line? The regulatory directive now obliges drugmakers to prominently label their products with a warning against the use of the specified FDC in children below four years of age. (With inputs from agencies)

India raises onus on cough syrup manufacturers; bans anti-cold drug combination for kids under four

The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed three bills aimed at replacing key components of India's criminal legal framework, including the Indian Penal Code of 1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) of 1973, and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872.

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France has submitted a bid to India for the purchase of 26 Rafale-Marine fighter fighters for aircraft carriers. France has submitted a bid to India for the purchase of 26 Rafale-Marine fighter fighters for aircraft carriers.

India close to purchasing 26 Rafale-Marine fighters: France submits bid for the tender

Calling India an important strategic partner, the White House once again called for full investigation into alleged failed plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's comments are seen as a change in tone after months of rhetoric. He also says India's tone with the country has changed ever since Washington warned New Delhi of its role in a plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpawant Singh Pannun on American soil.

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France has submitted its response to India's Rafale tender, the deal is worth $6 billion. The Rafale marine aircraft is being acquired for aircraft carriers. India will study the commercial offer for the aircraft. French President Emmanuel Macron has responded to India's tender. Watch to know more!

According to Canadian broadcaster CBC, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that he thought there had been a "tonal shift" in relations between Ottawa and New Delhi following US claims of a plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun on US grounds.

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On Tuesday, PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif cleared yet another legal hurdle ahead of the Feb 8 general election after the Islamabad High Court (IHC) acquitted him in the Al-Azizia reference. The Al-Azizia case was one of the two graft references that Nawaz was convicted in. He was acquitted in the Avenfield reference on Nov 29 by the same bench.

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India launched its inaugural winter expedition to the Arctic. Led by a team from the National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, the mission at Himadri Station in Norway aims to study atmospheric changes, aurora lights, and sea ice patterns.

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