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Updated At : 12:43 PM Apr 20, 2021 IST

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Mumbai: Shravan Kumar Rathod of the popular composer duo Nadeem-Shravan is critically ill and in hospital. He had recently tested Covid-positive. Shravan reportedly has co-morbidities. He is currently in Raheja Hospital, Mahim, Mumbai. — IANS

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Britain places India on travel ‘red list’

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London: Britain has added India to its travel “red list”, which bans all travel from the country and makes a 10-day hotel quarantine must for UK residents. The Health Secretary said, “Anyone who is not a UK or Irish citizen… cannot enter the UK if they have been in India in the last 10 days.” — PTI

IAF Chief Bhadauria leaves for France

New Delhi: Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria on Monday left for France. “The visit of Chief of Air Staff from April 19 to 23 will enhance potential avenues for strengthening interaction between the two air forces,” the Indian Air Force said. — PTI

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