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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Denmark as part of his three-nation Europe trip. During this visit PM Modi will hold talks with his Danish counterpart and attend the 2nd India-Nordic Summit.

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Indian PM Narendra Modi has embarked on a Euro tour to boost ties. He landed in Berlin today to hold high-level talks. The visit comes as the Russian invasion rages on in Ukraine. Now, he addresses community reception.

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Here we bring you a continuous coverage of Indian PM Narendra Modi's Europe visit and after his stopover in Berlin, where he met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. PM Modi will today visit Denmark's capital Copenhagen as part of his three-day three-nation tour of Europe. He will meet his Danish counterpart.

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<p>According to reports, five new dengue cases have been registered in Delhi since&nbsp;last week&nbsp;bringing the total number of dengue cases to 81.</p>

<p>The cases of vector-borne diseases commonly&nbsp;spread between July and November and sometimes&nbsp;even last till mid-December.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As per the reports so far, no deaths have been reported due to the vector-bone sickness.</p>

<p>According to the data, the capital reported 23 cases in January, 16 cases in February, 22 in March and 20 cases in April. As per the civic officials, dengue cases reported earlier this year are due to the favourable weather for mosquito breeding.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The South Delhi Municipal City (SDMC) is the city’s focal agency for vector-borne disease prevention.</p>

<p>As per the agency’s report, 4,431 dengue cases were reported in Delhi in 2016, 4,726 in 2017, 2,798 in 2018, 2,036 in 2019 and 1,072 in 2020.</p>

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<p>The report said Delhi has also reported 11 instances of malaria and eight cases of chikungunya so far this year.</p>

<p>In the national capital last year, there were 9,613 cases, the highest since 2015, in addition, 23 deaths were reported in Delhi, the most since 2016. Dengue fever in the capital claimed 10 deaths in 2017, four deaths in 2018 and two in 2019.</p>

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<p>The city had a large dengue break in the year 2015, with the number of infections reaching 10,600 in October alone, being the most severe dengue outbreak since 1996.</p>

<p>The SDMC’s Public Health Department recently performed a mosquito breeding inspection at building sites in schools and hospitals, issuing 99 notices to violators.&nbsp;</p>

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According to reports, five new dengue cases have been registered in Delhi since last week bringing the total number of dengue cases to 81. The cases of vector-borne diseases commonly spread between July and November and sometimes even last till mid-December.

According to reports, five new dengue cases have been registered in Delhi since last week bringing the total number of dengue cases to 81. The cases of vector-borne diseases commonly spread between July and November and sometimes even last till mid-December. Also read | Covid: India's Supreme Court against restrictions on unvaccinated in public places As per the reports so far, no deaths have been reported due to the vector-bone sickness. According to the data, the capital reported 23 cases in January, 16 cases in February, 22 in March and 20 cases in April. As per the civic officials, dengue cases reported earlier this year are due to the favourable weather for mosquito breeding. Watch | Gravitas: India may soon make food labelling mandatory The South Delhi Municipal City (SDMC) is the city’s focal agency for vector-borne disease prevention. As per the agency’s report, 4,431 dengue cases were reported in Delhi in 2016, 4,726 in 2017, 2,798 in 2018, 2,036 in 2019 and 1,072 in 2020. WATCH WION LIVE HERE: The report said Delhi has also reported 11 instances of malaria and eight cases of chikungunya so far this year. In the national capital last year, there were 9,613 cases, the highest since 2015, in addition, 23 deaths were reported in Delhi, the most since 2016. Dengue fever in the capital claimed 10 deaths in 2017, four deaths in 2018 and two in 2019. Also read | IIT researchers discover molecule that can be used to treat diabetes The city had a large dengue break in the year 2015, with the number of infections reaching 10,600 in October alone, being the most severe dengue outbreak since 1996. The SDMC’s Public Health Department recently performed a mosquito breeding inspection at building sites in schools and hospitals, issuing 99 notices to violators. (With inputs from agencies)

Five new dengue cases reported in Delhi; no deaths recorded

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<p>During the wee hours of Sunday (May 1), the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued all six crew members of a sinking vessel, off India's west coast. The cargo vessel, MSV Malabar Light, was in distress owing to flooding in its engine room, as it was on a voyage from Beypore in Kerala to Androth in Lakshadweep. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the ICG, it was at 2 am that the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Mumbai intimated the Coast Guard Station in Beypore, Kerala about the situation. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>At 2.45 am, the Coast Guard ship C-404 was deployed from Beypore, to render assistance. The distressed vessel MSV Malabar Light was ferrying construction materials, livestock, etc, and the flooding on-board had forced the crew to jump onto a lifeboat and drift in the open sea. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Having reached the spot at 4.20 am, all crew were rescued onto the Coast Guard vessel, rendered first aid and found healthy.</p>

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During the wee hours of Sunday (May 1), the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued all six crew members of a sinking vessel, off India's west coast. The cargo vessel, MSV Malabar Light, was in distress owing to flooding in its engine room, as it was on a voyage from Beypore in Kerala to Androth in Lakshadweep. According to the ICG, it was at 2 am that the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Mumbai intimated the Coast Guard Station in Beypore, Kerala about the situation. Also Read: Indian SC: No curbs in public places for those not jabbed against Covid At 2.45 am, the Coast Guard ship C-404 was deployed from Beypore, to render assistance. The distressed vessel MSV Malabar Light was ferrying construction materials, livestock, etc, and the flooding on-board had forced the crew to jump onto a lifeboat and drift in the open sea. Having reached the spot at 4.20 am, all crew were rescued onto the Coast Guard vessel, rendered first aid and found healthy. Watch: Indian PM Narendra Modi arrives in Germany on first leg of three-nation trip × The lifeboat was then towed to Beypore harbour, where the rescued crew members disembarked and were handed over to local authorities, at 6:15 am.

Indian Coast Guard saves all six crew members of sinking ship off India's west coast

Since vaccinations have taken place, the world around us is opening faster than expected but how real is this recovery and what is the road ahead especially in US where mass mandates have been dropped now in certain states.

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India and Germany have signed multiple agreements. Indian PM Modi and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have held a joint briefing after the 6th India-Germany consultations.

India, Germany hold joint briefing after 6th India-Germany consultations

Indian PM Narendra Modi has embarked on a Euro tour to boost ties. He landed in Berlin today to hold high-level talks. The visit comes as the Russian invasion rages on in Ukraine. He held his first in-person meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Ukraine remained the key focus during the talks.

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Indian prime minister Narendra Modi will visit three European countries Germany, Denmark and France. The significant euro trip is aimed at strengthening ties between the Asian country and EU nations. For more perspective on this, we're joined by Amb. Gurjit Singh, Former Indian Ambassador to Germany and WION's correspondent Siddhant Sibbal.

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<p>Pakistani citizens are sharing an old video of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussing how he used the gifts he had received when he was serving as chief minister of the western state of Gujarat.</p>

<p>PM Modi is seen noting in the video that when he receives gifts, he does not retain them but instead auctions them off and donates the proceeds to girls' education.</p>

<p>Pakistani civilians schooled their former prime minister Imran Khan how to use the gifts he received as the country's leader in this video.</p>

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<p>According to Pakistani media, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan got 58 presents worth more than Rs 140 million from international leaders during his three-and-a-half-year tenure and kept them all, either by paying a little fee or not at all.</p>

<p>According to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the most expensive ones were sold in Dubai. According to information gathered by The News, Khan had to pay to keep 15 valuable items. He paid Rs 38 million for the gifts worth Rs 140 million, and he kept the remaining things worth Rs 800,200 without paying anything.</p>

<p>Several additional video are circulating in the Pakistani social media circles, with several other prime ministers of the Islamic Republic doing the same.</p>

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Pakistani citizens are sharing an old video of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussing how he used the gifts he had received when he was serving as chief minister of the western state of Gujarat.

Pakistani citizens are sharing an old video of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussing how he used the gifts he had received when he was serving as chief minister of the western state of Gujarat. PM Modi is seen noting in the video that when he receives gifts, he does not retain them but instead auctions them off and donates the proceeds to girls' education. Pakistani civilians schooled their former prime minister Imran Khan how to use the gifts he received as the country's leader in this video. Imran Khan must watch a video in which the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi said: when he received gifts, he didn’t keep them; instead did the auction and the amount donated to girls’ education. https://t.co/29DSQW1eMP — Veengas (@VeengasJ) May 2, 2022 × According to Pakistani media, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan got 58 presents worth more than Rs 140 million from international leaders during his three-and-a-half-year tenure and kept them all, either by paying a little fee or not at all. According to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the most expensive ones were sold in Dubai. According to information gathered by The News, Khan had to pay to keep 15 valuable items. He paid Rs 38 million for the gifts worth Rs 140 million, and he kept the remaining things worth Rs 800,200 without paying anything. Several additional video are circulating in the Pakistani social media circles, with several other prime ministers of the Islamic Republic doing the same. تو کیا شریفوں اور زرداریوں کے لئے سب جائر تھا جو % 15 پر لوٹ کر لیکر جاتے رہے بس خان کی طرف منہ کر کے ۔ ۔ اس طرف کیوں چھپ کا روزہ رکھ لیتے ھو pic.twitter.com/DXsXDkKhp6 — Rachid abbacy (@rashidabbasy) May 1, 2022 ×

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Indian PM Narendra Modi has embarked on Euro tour to boost ties. He landed in Berlin today to hold high-level talks. The visit comes as Russian invasion rages on in Ukraine. He held first in-person meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

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<p>India's severe heatwave has passed in many parts of the country, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), which has now issued a yellow alert for Northwest India for the winds known as western disturbance.</p>

<p>The department predicted that the temperature will drop in isolated parts of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Delhi, Haryana and eastern Rajasthan starting today, while Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and West Rajasthan will continue to remain hot.</p>

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<p>Maximum temperatures are expected to drop by 3-4 degrees Celsius, according to the forecast.</p>

<p>A senior scientist in the national forecasting department RK Jenamani said, "The heatwave in Odisha and Bengal was over on April 30, as we predicted. Strong winds will be there in the next two to three days," ANI news agency quoted him as saying.</p>

<p>"We are also giving a yellow warning to Northwest India as there is a Western disturbance. Delhi is likely to experience rain mainly on May 3. Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab are on yellow alert and strong winds will be there tomorrow and rain may occur.”</p>

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<p>He further stated that this Western Disturbance is extremely active, with wind patterns seen in Delhi, Jaipur and Lucknow. The temperature will not climb over the next 6-7 coming days due to strong east breezes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It is a big relief after such a big spell. A heatwave cannot be formed till May 7. We will be able to the exact situation after May 7 after analysing however the temperature goes. But right now, the condition is good in May," he added.</p>

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<p>From Monday (May 2), isolated areas in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh are likely to see partly overcast skies with the risk of thunders.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Many parts of the country have been suffering from an extreme heatwave for the past few weeks, with temperatures reaching record highs and average maximum temperatures of 35.9 and 37.8 Celsius in the northwest and central India, respectively.&nbsp;</p>

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India's severe heatwave has passed in many parts of the country, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), which has now issued a yellow alert for Northwest India for the winds known as western disturbance.

India's severe heatwave has passed in many parts of the country, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), which has now issued a yellow alert for Northwest India for the winds known as western disturbance. The department predicted that the temperature will drop in isolated parts of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Delhi, Haryana and eastern Rajasthan starting today, while Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and West Rajasthan will continue to remain hot. Also read | What is a heatwave, how is it declared, and what are the many types of alerts in India? Maximum temperatures are expected to drop by 3-4 degrees Celsius, according to the forecast. A senior scientist in the national forecasting department RK Jenamani said, "The heatwave in Odisha and Bengal was over on April 30, as we predicted. Strong winds will be there in the next two to three days," ANI news agency quoted him as saying. "We are also giving a yellow warning to Northwest India as there is a Western disturbance. Delhi is likely to experience rain mainly on May 3. Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab are on yellow alert and strong winds will be there tomorrow and rain may occur.” Watch | Climate change: Extreme heatwave grips South Asia, temperature soars in India & Pakistan He further stated that this Western Disturbance is extremely active, with wind patterns seen in Delhi, Jaipur and Lucknow. The temperature will not climb over the next 6-7 coming days due to strong east breezes. "It is a big relief after such a big spell. A heatwave cannot be formed till May 7. We will be able to the exact situation after May 7 after analysing however the temperature goes. But right now, the condition is good in May," he added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE: Also read | Extreme heat waves: Here is how to keep yourself protected From Monday (May 2), isolated areas in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh are likely to see partly overcast skies with the risk of thunders. Many parts of the country have been suffering from an extreme heatwave for the past few weeks, with temperatures reaching record highs and average maximum temperatures of 35.9 and 37.8 Celsius in the northwest and central India, respectively. Watch WION LIVE HERE: (With inputs from agencies)

Heatwave is over in many parts of India, Delhi to experience rain on May 3: IMD

Guyana's foreign minister Hugh Hilton has lauded India's development role in his country. Speaking to our Principal Diplomatic Correspondent, Sidhant Sibal, Hilton said, "India is well-positioned in the development goals. We have great potential in terms of oil and gas, but we don't speak much on it. We focus on diversification and the sectors which have great potential and greater sustainability so for us, we see oil and gas as a gift". Since last year, India is looking to diversify their imports of crude oil and Todd believes that with Guyana’s resources, the two countries can reach an agreement in that sector. “India has purchased 1 million barrels of crude oil. Looking at that and also our market, that level of trade will be valuable, and it shall be beneficial for the people of Guyana as well as India.”

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