Daily Current Affairs 14.09.2020

* News today *
 Monday 14/09/20

 ☀️The monsoon session of Parliament will begin today, Monday, and will end on October 1.

☀️ One and a half lakh infections in the 2nd state: at the top of Khordha;  More than 100 cases have been reported in 14 districts.

 ☀️Union Health Minister Dr Harshavardhan has high hopes for the arrival of the corona vaccine early next year.

☀️NET entrance exams are given by 45-80-90% of the candidates.

 ☀️ The Prime Minister inaugurated three major oil projects in Bihar.

 ☀️ Kangana Ranaut meets the Governor of Maharashtra.  "There is a strong belief that justice will be done," he said.

☀️ A new guideline has been issued by the Ministry of Health for those who have recovered from coronation.


☀️ 4-The afterlife of veteran Hollywood actor Ajit Das.  Died at the age of 81 while undergoing treatment: Hakim Babu has left acting in films like Kapal Likhan.

☀️ 4-Low pressure in the western central Bay.  Thunderstorms are expected in all districts of South Odisha.

☀️ 10 Lok Sabha MPs Karona Positive

☀️ Scientists publish photos of 11-Coronavirus-infected cells.


☀️ The big news from the UAE during the 12-IPL preparations: 2 cricketers have been suspended on charges of fixing.

☀️ 13-Waswaal4 Limited Survey: Odisha is the best performing state in financial management.

☀️  Covid has suspended 1.75 crore retail businesses in the country, with CAIT appealing to the government for assistance.

☀️ Mona Meenakshi, a 15-year-old girl from Devgarh, has been selected to study physics at a German university.

☀️ The ban on Sreesanth has been lifted, with the Kerala pacer returning to the stadium after a four-year ban.

☀️ At the 14th US Open, Japan's Naomi Osaka won her third Grand Slam.



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