AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDengue Fight: India has approved its first dengue vaccine, QDENGA (Takeda), for ages 4 to 60, and it can be given without prior dengue testing—aimed at cutting monsoon-season hospitalisations. Mumbai Law & Order: Mumbai Police imposed prohibitory orders from July 23 to Aug 6, barring assembly of five or more people and restricting processions, loudspeakers and crackers, citing risk to public tranquillity. Court Watch: The Supreme Court asked Uttar Pradesh to clarify whether a Ram temple donation probe SIT can be entrusted with a full investigation, warning litigants not to politicise the case. Protest Crackdown: Delhi saw clashes as the youth-led “Cockroach” movement tried to march to Parliament; police used batons and the gates were shut amid demands tied to medical exam leaks. Health Workforce: NIOS wrapped an ASHA certification training, with the next phase targeting certification of 10 lakh ASHA workers nationwide. Digital Payments: India and Spain will begin technical talks to link UPI with Spain’s Bizum, pushing cross-border payments. Weather: IMD issued red/orange alerts for heavy rain and thunderstorms across parts of north and west India, including Mumbai’s wider monsoon belt.
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