China says will continue to work with India to properly manage differences

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Beijing [China], August 17: China will keep on working with India to improve political common trust, appropriately oversee contrasts, fortify pragmatic collaboration and mutually maintain the higher perspective of two-sided relations, Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Monday. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian said at a question and answer session that development of reciprocal relations will profit individuals of two nations and furthermore add dependability and positive energy to harmony and success of the locale and the world. 

He was gotten some information about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments in which he had said that nation's regional respectability is incomparable and had discussed endeavors to fortify the military. "We noted Prime Minister Modi's comments. As two neighbors and arising significant nations each with a populace of more than 1 billion, the development of China-India relations won't just profit our two nations and people groups yet additionally add soundness and positive energy to harmony and flourishing of the district and the world everywhere," he said. 

Zhao said shared regard and backing among China and India is the correct way and serves the drawn out interests of the two nations. "China will keep on working with India to upgrade political common trust, appropriately oversee contrasts, reinforce reasonable participation and mutually maintain the 10,000 foot view of two-sided relations," he said. 

PM Modi had said in his Independence discourse from the defenses of Red Fort that Indian officers gave a befitting answer to the individuals who attempted to represent a test to the nation's power, from the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to Line of Control (LoC). "From LoC to LAC, whoever attempted to raise their eyes towards the power of our nation, our warriors reacted to it in a similar way," he said. 

He likewise made a reference to the conflict among Indian and Chinese soldiers in Ladakh's Galwan Valley in June this year. "What our jawans can do, what the nation can do, the world has seen in Ladakh," he said.The Prime Minister said India is joined together and focused on ensuring its power. "India's sway is incomparable for us," he said. 

India and China have been holding military and strategic talks for separation along LAC in Eastern Ladakh and de-heightening along outskirt zones. India said a week ago that it anticipates that China should genuinely work with it towards the target of complete withdrawal and de-heightening and full rebuilding of harmony and serenity in the fringe zones as concurred by the exceptional delegates.

Nepal relies on India for life-saving Remdesivir Drug

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Kathmandu [Nepal], Aug 18: Nepal has been depending on the Indian market forever sparing Remdesivir drug, which is being utilized for the treatment of COVID-19 patients across the world. 

In spite of the fact that the medication isn't viewed as a fix to the infection, it has assumed a significant function in bringing patients out from a basic clinical stage. 

Sapana's (name changed) father is admitted to a private clinic in Kathmandu and going through therapy at emergency unit), (as he was affirmed to have gotten the infection. She asked her scientist, who had contacts in India, to arrange Remdesivir as it was not accessible in Nepal. 

"As my scientific expert had contacts in India, he had the option to carry it to Nepal. Presently, my dad is progressing admirably and is out of threat. In the event that the medication was not accessible in India, his condition would have gotten troubling," Sapana said. 

As per Sapana, the medication costs up to Rs 7,000 in India and around 20,000 Nepali rupees in the Himalayan country, including cargo charges. The Nepal government has allowed to three organizations for acquisition of the medication from unfamiliar nations including India and the US. 

"On the off chance that we can import it in huge sums, at that point family members of COVID-19 patients would not have to pay the additional charges which come as cargo and commissions. Expectation, the medication would be imported as quickly as time permits from India and the US," said Dr Prabhat Adhikari, a virologist. 

Nepal's Medical Council's mandate (between time clinical direction for COVID-19) has additionally enrolled Remdesivir drug for essential prescription. 

Out of 123 medication shippers enrolled with the Department of Drug Administration, most of them import from Indian organizations. (ANI)

Amit Shah admitted to AIIMS, Delhi for 'post-COVID care' ANI

Union Home Minister Amit Shah. [File Photo/ANI]

New Delhi [India], Aug 18: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has been admitted to AIIMS in Delhi for post-COVID care, the emergency clinic said. 

"The Home Minister has been whining of weakness and body throbs for as long as 3-4 days. He has tried negative for COVID-19," the assertion by the emergency clinic said. 

"He has been admitted to AIIMS for post-COVID care. He is agreeable and is proceeding with his work from the emergency clinic," the assertion added. 

The Home Minister was released from Medanta Hospital, Gurugram on August 14, subsequent to testing negative for COVID-19. (ANI)