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In your evening news brief, Karnataka cancels II PUC examination; SSLC exams in 3rd week of July; RBI keeps repo rate unchanged for 6th time in a row and Ministry of Defence clears mega naval project to build 6 submarines.

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In your evening news brief, Validity of TET certificates extended from 7 years to lifetime; SC asks CBSE, CISCE to place on record objective parameters for assessment of Class 12 marks in two weeks and Serum Institute of India seeks permission to manufacture Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik V in India.

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In your evening news brief, Delhi High Court slams government over vaccination; IMA reveals that 594 doctors succumbed to the virus during the second wave and T20 World Cup could be moved from India to the United Arab Emirates

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In today's episode, CEO and co-founder of Meme Chat, Kyle Fernandes speaks about memes, how they contribute to brand building and his venture.

Ahmed Shariff: Hi and welcome to the Lead by DH Radio. We all have been fascinated by memes because they not just shell out humour, but also irony.

To talk about that, we are joined by Kyle Fernandes. He is the CEO and Co-founder of Meme Chat. Hi, Kyle and welcome to DH Radio.

Kyle Fernandes: Hi Ahmed. Thank you.

Ahmed: How do memes help in building a brand?

Kyle: Memes became popular in 2010. That's when the digital boom happened...

To know more about the conversation, listen to the podcast.

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In your evening news brief, Policymakers must have 'ears on ground', SC says on mandatory registration on CoWIN; Bengal govt will not release Chief Secretary for Central duty, says Mamata Banerjee and China says each couple can have three children

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Hi and welcome to The Lead by DH Radio. In today's episode, DH's Nina C George talks to versatile actor Priya Mani about her projects the latest being The second season of The Family Man which will be releasing on Amazon Prime on June 4. Tune in.

Nina C George: Hi, Priya. Welcome to DH Radio.

Priya Mani: Thank you

Nina: How have you been?

Priya Mani: Getting along. This year has also been tough because of the second wave. I'm taking one day at a time...

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In your evening news brief,  Prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda says India sent a private jet to Dominica carrying documents related to the deportation of fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi; Prime Minister Narendra Modi says country has followed the mantra of "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas" in the past seven years and Qatar says it has no plans to normalise ties with Syria.

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In your evening news brief, Fuel prices were hiked again;  Karnataka asks the GST council to release compensation of Rs 11,000 crore to the state that is pending for the 2020-21 financial year and remaining matches of IPL to be held in the UAE.

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In your evening news brief, The Supreme Court directs states to provide immediate relief to children orphaned due to the Covid-19 pandemic; Rahul Gandhi lashes out at PM Modi and Karnataka 2nd PU exams may go online.

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In your evening news brief, RBI says second wave of Covid-19 pandemic triggered revision of growth; Rahul Gandhi seeks Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the withdrawal of new regulations in Lakshadweep, and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says there is "a political effort" to depict the current government in India in a certain way.

Hi, this is Ahmed Shariff and you are listening to, From The Newsroom— your daily evening news catch-up show from Deccan Herald.

Here is the top news of May 27, 2021:

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that there is "a political effort" to depict the current government in India in a certain way and there is a difference between the political imagery that has been "concocted" and actually the governance record out there.

During a conversation with former US National Security Advisor General HR McMaster in ‘Battlegrounds’ session on 'India: Opportunities And Challenges For A Strategic Partnership’ presented by the Hoover Institution, Jaishankar on Wednesday also said that India is going through “a very stressful time" right now because of the pandemic.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention in the withdrawal of new regulations in Lakshadweep, saying the rules seek to penalise dissent and undermine grassroots democracy.

In a letter to the prime minister, he said all this is being done by the new administrator Praful Khoda Patel in the guise of development and maintaining law and order.

Reserve Bank of India on Thursday said that the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic has triggered revision of growth projections for the current financial year with consensus gravitating towards its earlier forecast of 10.5 per cent.

The central bank, in its annual report for 2020-2021, further said that previous year has left a scar on the economy and "in the midst of the second wave, as 2021-22 commences, pervasive despair is being lifted by cautious optimism built up by vaccination drives.”

Source: PTI