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Omicron effect: India's COVID-19 surge faster than second wave; massive spike in Maharashtra, Delhi

New Delhi:  In recent days India has seen a massive surge in COVID-19 cases some cities almost doubling their tally overnight or reporting thousands of fresh infections. Delhi on Sunday reported its highest single-day spike since May 20, even as the positivity rate rose to 4.59%. The recent spike in cases is being recorded amid a significant jump in cases belonging to the new Omicron variant. Official data indicates that the numbers reported in just two days of 2022 are higher than the cumulative cases reported between August and November last year. As per a  CNN-News18 analysis  of the daily COVID-19 updates, the national capital had reported a total of 4,669 cases in these three months. Over the last seven days, Delhi's daily caseload has gone from 331 cases last Monday (December 27) to 3194 fresh cases on Sunday (January 2). 496 fresh cases were reported on Tuesday, followed by 923 on Wednesday, 1,313 on Thursday. 1,796 cases were reported on Friday, while the number rose to 2,7

'Wasn't told not to give up T20I captaincy', Virat Kohli contradicts Sourav Ganguly's claim

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'Wasn't told not to give up T20I captaincy', Virat Kohli contradicts Sourav Ganguly's claim NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli, the India Test captain on Wednesday said that he had informed the board about his decision to quit as T20I captain just prior to the World Cup and it was "received well" and termed as "progressive" by the BCCI top brass, contradicting Sourav Ganguly's statement which suggested that the star batter was asked to reconsider his decision. Shortly before the start of this year's T20 World Cup in the UAE, Kohli had announced his decision to step down as India's T20I captain after the tournament. "When I decided to leave the T20I captaincy and approached the BCCI about my decision, it was received well," Kohli said. "There was no offence or hesitation. I wasn't told to reconsider it. It was received well; I was told it's progressive and it's (a step) in the right direction," said Kohli at a virtual p

Gen Bipin Rawat & wife's ashes immersed in Ganga at Haridwar

  NEW DELHI: The ashes of late Gen Bipin Rawat and his wife were immersed in the Ganga at Haridwar by daughters Kritika and Tarini on Saturday morning. Earlier in the day, they had collected the ashes from the Brar Square crematorium at Delhi Cantonment, where Gen Rawat and his wife Madhulika were cremated on Friday evening. Tarini, along with her elder sister Kritika, on Friday performed the traditional rituals at their home. The daughters also performed the last rites of their parents at the crematorium. Content Soucres:  https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/gen-bipin-rawat-wifes-ashes-immersed-in-ganga-at-haridwar/articleshow/88222221.cms https://aishasharmasplace.quora.com/ https://www.quora.com/profile/AishaSharma https://delhiescortsgirlssservice.blogspot.com/2021/12/amazing-feeling-of-delhi-escorts.html https://www.plurk.com/aishasharmae https://www.plurk.com/p/onx3qk https://www.folkd.com/user/aishasharmae https://www.folkd.com/user/aishasharmae https://medium.com/@aishash