Today News Diary on 21 Feburary 2021 

1. Chief of the Air Staff, Indian Air Force arrives in Dhaka on 3 day visit

2. EAM S Jaishankar arrives in Mauritius on last leg of two-nation visit

3.Puducherry CM tenders his resignation after failing to win trust motion

4. Bangladesh universities to open from May 24:  Education Minister Dipu Moni

5. China says, it supports India in hosting BRICS 2021

6.Israel launches "green pass" for people with vaccination certificate

7. Boeing recommends airlines suspend use of some 777s after United incident

8. China calls for reset in Sino-U.S. relations with Biden administration

9. Gaza receives 20,000 doses of UAE-donated coronavirus vaccine

10. J&K: Railways resume Banihal-Baramulla train service

11. Union Sports Minister announces Karnataka as host state for Khelo India University Games 2021

12. Hockey captain Manpreet Singh lauds construction of modern gymnasium in NSSC Bengaluru

13. Ladakh Winter Conclave, 2021 Kargil chapter starts with different activities

14. Novak Djokovic wins his 9th Australian Open title

15. Indian boxers bag two more gold as their impressive show continues at the 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament

16. Want to be an astronaut? Europe is recruiting for the first time in 11 years

News In Detail

1. Chief of the Air Staff, Indian Air Force arrives in Dhaka on 3 day visit

The Indian Air Force Chief Air Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhaduaria arrived in Dhaka on Monday on a three day visit on the invitation of his Bangladeshi counterpart Air Chief Marshal Masihuzzaman Serniabat. He is accompanied by a two member delegation.

The IAF Chief is scheduled to pay a courtesy call on the Air Force and Army Chiefs of Bangladesh and other senior officials of the country. The Indian High Commission, the Air Chief will also be visiting other major Bangladesh Airforce Bases across Bangladesh during the course of his visit.

The Indian Air Force Chief would also be paying tribute to the members of the Bangladesh Armed Forces, who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War of 1971, by laying wreath at the altar of Shikha Anirban in Dhaka Cantonment. The Indian delegation would also pay their homage to the father of nation Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, by visiting Bangabandhu Memorial Museum at Dhanmondi.

Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhaduaria is an alumnus of the 18th Air Staff Course at DSCSC, Mirpur, Dhaka. During the visit the IAF Chief will be inducted into the ‘Mirpur Hall of Fame’ at the DSCSC.

Visit of the Indian Air Force Chief will further strengthen the close and fraternal ties existing between the Armed Forces of the two countries, said the press release.

2. EAM S Jaishankar arrives in Mauritius on last leg of two-nation visit

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has arrived in Mauritius on his second leg of the visit to Indian Ocean Region. He was welcomed by Foreign Minister Alan Ganoo. EAM's visit is being seen as an outreach effort to the Nations of the Indian Ocean region.  During his visit to Mauritius, EAM will call on President Prithvirajsing Roopun and Prime Minister Pravind Jagnauth. EAM will also meet his counterpart the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade and Minister for Land Transport and Light Rail Alan Ganoo.

During this visit, EAM will review all aspects of the bilateral relations, ongoing implementation of various infrastructure projects being carried out by India in Mauritius. He will also hold discussions on bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interest including India's assistance to Mauritius.

3. Puducherry CM tenders his resignation after failing to win trust motion

In Puducherry, Chief Minister V Narayanasamy will seek a vote of confidence in the Assembly on Monday.

Puducherry Chief Minister V. Narayanasamy today tendered his resignation after failing to win the trust motion moved by him.

Speaker V.P. Sivakolunthu declared that V. Narayanasamy lost the trust motion. Earlier Narayanasamy was asked to prove his strength in the assembly by the Lt. Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan by 5PM today. Immediately after the house was convened today at 10 AM, Narayanasamy blamed the central government for not cooperating with him to run the government.

Later after tendering his resignation to the Governor, Narayanasamy said that his cabinet colleagues and other members and DMK members handed over their resignation letter to the Lt. Governor, and insisted her to accept their resignation.

4. Bangladesh universities to open from May 24:  Education Minister Dipu Moni

Universities in Bangladesh will resume all academic activities from May 24. Announcing this in Dhaka on Monday, Education Minister Dipu Moni said that the hostels will open one week early on May 17.

She said that 1.30 lakh residential students, 15,000 teachers and 25,000 employees of the universities will be provided COVID 19 vaccination before the reopening of the hostels.

No examination will be taken before the opening of the classes. She further said that the decision on reopening of the schools will be taken after Feb.28.

All educational institutions in Bangladesh have remained closed since  March 17 last year after the first Coronavirus case was found in the country.

5. China says, it supports India in hosting BRICS 2021

China said it supports India in hosting this year’s BRICS meeting. This will be the third time India will host the BRICS Summit after 2012 and 2016.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin told media in Beijing on Monday that China will work with India and other members to strengthen communication and dialogue and consolidate cooperation and work for greater progress under BRICS.

He said, China attaches importance to BRICS mechanism and is committed to deepening strategic partnership within it to consolidate solidarity and cooperation.

BRICS is celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2021, but it will be the 13th BRICS Summit which India is chairing. Last week, EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar launched the website brics2021.gov.in for it. The theme for India’s chairship is ‘BRICS @ 15: Intra-BRICS Cooperation for Continuity, Consolidation and Consensus’.

Within the BRICS, during the last one year, relations were fraught with many tense moments specially between India and China when both the armies clashed near the LAC in eastern Ladakh. Now only India and China are undergoing disengagement at various friction points being watched cautiously.

Brazil on its part was critical of China on matters related to COVID-19. Even then, all the leaders attended the 2020 BRICS Summit which was held virtually under Russian chairship.

India also hosted SCO Heads of Government meet virtually last year during the tensions with China and it was attended by China. It is not yet clear whether BRICS Summit in 2021 will take place physically or virtually.

The group was formalised as BRIC in September 2006, during the 1st BRIC Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, which met on the sidelines of the General Debate of the UN Assembly in New York City.

After a series of high-level meetings, the 1st BRIC summit was held in Yekaterinburg, Russia on 16 June 2009. BRIC group was renamed as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) after South Africa was accepted as a full member in September 2010.

BRICS is an important grouping bringing together the major emerging economies from the world, comprising 41% of the world population, having 24% of the world GDP and over 16% share in the world trade.

Over a period of time, BRICS countries have come together to deliberate on important issues under the three pillars of political and security, economic and financial and cultural and people to people exchanges.

6.Israel launches "green pass" for people with vaccination certificate

Israel has launched a coronavirus "green pass" system, which allows people who have been vaccinated to access public facilities that would otherwise be off limits.

As of Sunday COVID-19 inoculation is a sort of status symbol in Israel. Israelis who have gotten both Pfizer vaccine shots and those who have recovered from the virus get a "Green Pass" certificate in the form of a QR code or printout for people without smart phones. The pass allows entry to gyms, swimming pools, hotels, entertainment venues and sporting events. Restaurants and bars will be added to the list since March.

Businesses caught breaking the rules will be fined and the government is threatening to jail Israelis who forge green passes.

Around half of Israel's 9 million residents have gotten at least one shot since the government's vigorous inoculation campaign kicked off in December. Vaccination enthusiasm has waned in recent weeks as increasing numbers of Israelis with health issues and concerns about long and short term side effects are avoiding inoculation.

Green Pass privileges and restrictions are raising legal and moral questions.

"We can definitely see such lawsuits coming: of employees, of people who say I want to go and see a concert and I'm discriminated. We have to remember that if the disease continues to spreading, it also ends up with bringing more violations of human rights. Not just the right of health but if people have to be in lockdowns again, their freedom of movement is violated but also their ability to work," said Aeyal Gross, a constitutional law expert of Tel Aviv University.

Within the coming weeks, non-vaccinated Israelis will reportedly be allowed entry to green pass venues after presenting negative coronavirus test results.

7. Boeing recommends airlines suspend use of some 777s after United incident

Boeing Co said it recommended suspending the use of 777 jets with the same type of engine that shed debris over Denver at the weekend after U.S. regulators announced extra inspections and Japan suspended their use while considering further action.

The moves involving Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engines came after a United Airlines 777 landed safely in Denver on Saturday local time after its right engine failed.

United said the next day it would voluntarily and temporarily remove its 24 active planes, hours before Boeing's announcement.

Boeing said 69 of the planes were in service and 59 were in storage, at a time when airlines have grounded planes due to a plunge in demand associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The manufacturer recommended airlines suspend operations until U.S. regulators identified the appropriate inspection protocol.

The 777-200s and 777-300s affected are older and less fuel efficient than newer models and most operators are phasing them out of their fleets.

Images posted by police in Broomfield, Colorado showed significant plane debris on the ground, including an engine cowling from the 26-year-old plane scattered outside a home.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said itsinitial examination of the plane indicated most of the damagewas confined to the right engine, with only minor damage to the airplane.

It said the inlet and casing separated from the engine andtwo fan blades were fractured, while the remainder of the fan blades exhibited damage.

Japan's transport ministry ordered Japan Airlines Co Ltd(JAL) and ANA Holdings Inc to suspend the useof 777s with PW4000 engines while it considered whether to take additional measures.

The ministry said that on Dec. 4, 2020, a JAL flight from Naha Airport to Tokyo returned to Naha due to a malfunction in the left engine.

Japan Transport Safety Board said on Dec. 28 that it had found two of the left engine's fan blades were damaged, one froma fatigue fracture. The investigation is ongoing.

United is the only U.S. operator of the planes, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The other airlines using them are in Japan and South Korea, the U.S. agency said.

"We reviewed all available safety data," the FAA said in a statement. "Based on the initial information, we concluded that the inspection interval should be stepped up for the hollow fan blades that are unique to this model of engine, used solely on Boeing 777 airplanes."

Japan said ANA operated 19 of the type and JAL operated 13of them, though the airlines said their use had been reduced during the pandemic. JAL said its fleet was due for retirement by March 2022.

Pratt & Whitney, owned by Raytheon Technologies Corp, said it was coordinating with operators and regulatorsto support a revised inspection interval for the engines.

An official at South Korea's transport ministry said it was waiting for formal action by the FAA before giving a directive to its airlines. The U.S. agency said it would soon issue an emergency airworthiness directive.

Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said it had 16 of the planes, 10 of them stored, and it would consult with the relevant authorities.

In February 2018, a 777 of the same age operated by United and bound for Honolulu suffered an engine failure when a cowling fell off about 30 minutes before the plane landed safely. The NTSB determined that incident was the result of a full-length fan blade fracture.

Because of that 2018 incident, Pratt & Whitney reviewed inspection records for all previously inspected PW4000 fan blades, the NTSB said. The FAA in March 2019 issued a directive requiring initial and recurring inspections of the fan blades on the PW4000 engines.(Reporting by Jamie Freed in Sydney and David Shepards on in Washington; additional reporting by Eimi Yamamitsu and MakiShiraki in Tokyo, Joyce Lee in Seoul and Tim Hepher in Paris;Editing by Sam Holmes and Christopher Cushing)

8. China calls for reset in Sino-U.S. relations with Biden administration

Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi called on the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden to work with Beijing to reopen dialogue between the two countries to restore a bilateral relationship damaged under the presidency of Donald Trump.

Wang, a Chinese state councillor and foreign minister, said the Trump administration’s actions to suppress and contain China inflicted immeasurable harm, and called on Washington to remove tariffs on Chinese goods and abandon what he said was an irrational suppression of the Chinese tech sector.

Wang also urged Washington to respect China’s core interests, stop interfering in Beijing’s internal affairs and stop “conniving” with separatist forces for Taiwan’s independence.

“Over the past few years, the United States basically cut off bilateral dialogue at all levels,” Wang said in prepared remarks translated into English.

“We stand ready to have candid communication with the U.S. side, and engage in dialogues aimed at solving problems.”

Wang pointed to a recent call between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Biden as a positive step.

9. Gaza receives 20,000 doses of UAE-donated coronavirus vaccine

Gaza received 20,000 doses of coronavirus vaccine donated by the United Arab Emirates on Sunday that, alongside 2,000 doses transferred from the West Bank, will allow local authorities to start immunizing healthcare workers and patients, the Strip's health ministry said.

The delivery of the Russian vaccine, which entered the zone through the border crossing with Egypt, was made possible thanks to the Abu Dhabi-exiled Mohamed Dahlan, nemesis of Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas.

10. J&K: Railways resume Banihal-Baramulla train service

In Jammu and Kashmir, Banihal-Baramulla train service will resume on Monday after remaining suspended for eleven months.

Chief Area Manager, Northern Railways, Srinagar, Saqib Yousuf said to begin with, only two trains will run today. He said that the first train will be allowed to move from Baramulla to Banihal at 9:10 AM while the second train will run Banihal to Baramulla at 11:25 AM.

He has asked the public to avoid unnecessary travel and also maintain social distancing while traveling in the trains. Mr Saqib said that more trains will be allowed to run once the Covid-19 related situation normalises.

Rail services were suspended on March 19 last year following the outbreak of Covid-19 in the union terrotory.

11. Union Sports Minister announces Karnataka as host state for Khelo India University Games 2021

Karnataka will be the host state of the second Khelo India University Games (KIUG) 2021, scheduled later this year. The announcement was made today by the Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri BS Yediyurappa and Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Kiren Rijiju. The games will be held in Bengaluru's Jain University and other venues in the state, in partnership with Association of Indian Universities (AIU).

KIUG is the largest University Games in the country and is aimed at tapping sporting talent who can represent India in international events, including Olympics. The first edition of KIUG was held in Bhubaneswar in February 2020, and saw a total participation of 3182 athletes in the U-25 age group, across 158 universities and colleges from all states.

This year, Yogasana and Mallakhamb have been added in the University Games, with an effort to preserve and promote the century-old sporting disciplines of the country. With the inclusion of these disciplines, that the athlete participation figure is expected to cross 4000, this year. This year too, the games will be conducted in the U-25 age category in accordance with the World University Games norms.

Speaking about the partnership with KIUG, Baljit Sekhon, General Secretary, AIU said, "KIUG is a clear path to Olympic glory for our athletes. AIU is proud to partner with KIUG and we will also be having AIU's National -level competition at KIUG this year."

Jain University's Chancellor Chenraj Roychand says that hosting KIUG at the University campus is yet another step towards strengthening the University's commitment towards sport. "Having an opportunity of hosting this national initiative for developing sports ia a matter of pride for us at Jain University. The pragmatic approach of our University towards sports programme is ideally in line with the vision of our Honourable PM, who encourages sports to be an integral part of one's daily life."

12. Hockey captain Manpreet Singh lauds construction of modern gymnasium in NSSC Bengaluru

Indian hockey captain Manpreet Singh had lauded the new gymnasium which was inaugurated by Union Minister of State for Sports and Youth Affairs Kiren Rijiju in the Sports Authority of India Netaji Subhas Southern Centre in Bengaluru today.

The modern gymnasium complex will address the needs specifically of the national hockey campers in SAI NSSC. Rijiju also laid the foundation stone for a synthetic athletics track, a 330-bed women’s hostel as well an upgraded dining hall and kitchen. These are further steps towards the development of high-class sports infrastructure and will cost Rs. 50 crore.

Manpreet Singh spoke for the hockey fraternity when he said this new gymnasium would help the entire team train with a range of new world class equipment. “Some of the equipment is especially beneficial for strengthening the lower body. This is a great addition for the team just before the Olympics,” he said.

The new Gymnasium complex has anti-skid rubber flooring and a variety of strength and conditioning equipment. It will also have physiotherapy-cum-massage room as well asa separate changing areas for the men and women’s teams. The project has been completed at a cost of Rs. 4.41 crore.

The eight-lane 400m track with two additional straight lanes. It is an IAAF certified track for Class 1, Category 5. Beside this, the project includes 500m clay track and a 100m sand track for high performance training. The project is due to be completed by the end of 2022 and at a cost of Rs. 13.86 crores under the Khelo India budget.

The girls hostel coming up is a Grounds +5 facility with 110 rooms with attached bathrooms with a total built up area of 7,170 square kms. The project is due to be completed by the end of March 2022 at a cost of Rs. 29.46 crores under both National Sports Development Fund and Khelo India budget.

The upgradation of the kitchen and dining hall will see the already existing infrastructure upgraded whereby the kitchen will provide 1500 meals per session. The project is due to be completed by March 2022 at a cost of Rs. 2.3 crores under the Khelo India budget.

13. Ladakh Winter Conclave, 2021 Kargil chapter starts with different activities

In Ladakh, various programmes were organised in Kargil in connection with the Ladakh Winter Carnival, 2021 which is going on simultaneously in both Leh and Kargil districts.

Executive Councillor for Tourism Er Phunsok Tashi, who was the Chief Guest on the Opening Programme at Goshan Ice Hockey Rink, appreciated the initiative of the Ladakh Tourism to call Experts from Tour and Travel Industry to Experience the beauty of winter in Ladakh.

He further added that after Ladakh, which Became UT, has its own Identity in the whole world and has provided ample opportunity to prove the potentials of Ladakh as a Winter Tourist Destination.

The Event started with an Exhibition ICE hockey Match at World Coldest Inhabited Place Drass, Snow Walk at Famous Dropati Kund Matayen, Horse Riding in Snow, as well as the Guest Paid tribute to the Martyrs at Kargil War Memorial Drass.

14. Novak Djokovic wins his 9th Australian Open title

In Tennis, Defending Champion Novak Djokovic has won his ninth Australian Open title, beating Daniil Medvedev 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 in a one-sided final at Melbourne Park on Sunday.

Victory takes Djokovic’s grand slam singles tally to 18 - just two behind Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

Earlier, in Men's doubles, ninth seeded Croat -Slovak pair Ivan Dodig and Filip Polasek won the title today.  They defeated defending champion  and  fifth seeded pair British Joe Salisbury and American Rajeev Ram  6-3, 6-4. This was their first Grand Slam as a team.

15. Indian boxers bag two more gold as their impressive show continues at the 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament

Living up to the favourite's tag, Vinka (60kg) and T Sanamacha Chanu (75kg) clinched two more gold medals for the country as Indian boxers continued their impressive run at the 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament in Budva, Montenegro.

16. Want to be an astronaut? Europe is recruiting for the first time in 11 years

Europe is to recruit new astronauts for the first time in 11 years as leading space-faring nations set their sights on missions to the Moon and, eventually, Mars.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is looking to add up to 26 permanent and reserve astronauts. It is strongly encouraging women to apply and is looking into how it might add people with disabilities to its roster to boost diversity among crews.

But it won’t be easy to land one of the coveted positions, it warned at a news conference on Tuesday.

First, ESA expects a “very high number” of applications to come in during the eight-week recruitment drive from March 31, Lucy van der Tas, ESA Head of Talent Acquisition, said.

Second, those whose applications are accepted will undergo a rigorous six-stage selection process that will take until October 2022.

“Candidates need to be mentally prepared for this process,” van der Tas said.

Adapting technology that enabled humans to be in space could open the opportunity for people with disabilities, Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti said.

“When it comes to space travel, we are all disabled,” Cristoforetti added.

Human space flight looks set for a revival.

After years in which the only launch site for crewed flights to space was Baikonur in the steppes of Kazakhstan, cooperation with private companies like SpaceX has raised prospects for more human missions.

Requirements for an astronaut job at ESA include a master’s degree in natural sciences, engineering, mathematics or computer science and three years of post-graduate experience.

“I think it’s a great opportunity ... It will be an opportunity to learn a lot about yourselves,” Cristoforetti said.

Synopsis

National

UP govt presents first paperless budget in Assembly

The Yogi Adityanath government on Monday presented its first paperless budget in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly.

Puducherry CM Narayanasamy loses confidence vote

The Congress-led government in Puducherry on Monday lost the confidence vote sought by Chief Minister V Narayanasamy, in the face of its depleted strength of 11 against the opposition''s 14 following resignation of ruling dispensation MLAs, including a DMK legislator.

Dalit girl raped by two men in Uttar Pradesh's Mahoba

A 16-year-old Dalit girl was allegedly raped by two men here, following which the accused were arrested, police said on Monday.

New cooperative society launched in Kerala tourism sector

Seeking to ensure welfare of tourism sector employees, an initiative called the Kerala Tourism Fraternity Social Welfare Cooperative Society Limited (KTFCS) has been launched in the state.

International

FAA orders United to inspect Boeing 777s after emergency

San Francisco: Federal aviation regulators are ordering United Airlines to step up inspections of all Boeing 777s equipped with the type of engine that suffered a catastrophic failure over Denver on Saturday.

Indiana inmate accused of attacking guards, killing 1

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Chinese loans to Latin America plunge as virus strains ties

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In Israel and beyond, virus vaccines bring political power

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Gun provocation reveals tensions in Michigan tourist haven

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Legal

SC allows Karti Chidambaram to travel abroad

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Toolkit case: Delhi court sends 21-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi to one-day police custody

A Delhi court on Monday sent 21-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi, arrested in connection with allegedly being involved in sharing a "toolkit" on social media related to the farmers'' protest, to one-day police custody (PC) to be confronted with co-accused in the case.

Sheena Bora case: Jail report placed in HC says Indrani stable

The Bombay High Court was on Monday informed by the Byculla womens'' prison authorities that the medical condition of Indrani Mukerjea, accused of killing her daughter Sheena Bora, is stable and that she does not suffer from any severe ailments.

Elgar case: Varavara Rao gets interim bail for 6 months

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12 get life term in double-murder case

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Entertainment

Taapsee Pannu starts filming for Anurag Kashyap's 'Dobaaraa'

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Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead' to release on Netflix in May

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Sports

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PSG slips to 3rd after losing to Monaco; Lille stays top

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Barcelona held 1-1 by C diz; Messi record 506th league game

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