A selected group of cities and harbors have been asked to send test samples of infected travelers for genome sequencing at the National Institute for Viral Disease Control and Prevention

Air India

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	<strong>Live news updates:&nbsp;</strong>Acting on the urination incident onboard an Air India New York-Delhi flight last November, the flag carrier on Saturday issued show cause notices and de-rostered four cabin crew and a pilot pending investigation. Air India has also initiated internal investigations into whether there were lapses by other staff on other aspects, including the service of alcohol on flight, incident handling, complaint registration and grievance handling.&nbsp;<br />
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	After a year marred by disruptions from the war in Ukraine and extreme weather, global food prices ended 2022 roughly where they started. A United Nations&rsquo; index of food-commodity costs soared to a record in March, shortly after Russia&rsquo;s invasion of Ukraine crippled vital flows of grain and vegetable oils from the breadbasket nation. Prices then slid as a Black Sea crop-export deal and good harvests in other growers buffered supplies, before steadying toward year-end.</div>
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	Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said the Delhi government has sanctioned an ex-gratia of Rs 10 lakh for the family of Anjali Singh, who died after being dragged under a car last week.</div>
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	Prasar Bharati is &quot;evaluating&quot; the possibility of coming up with an OTT platform months after it signed an agreement with YuppTV to expand the global reach of Doordarshan&#39;s DD India channel, a senior official said on Friday. &quot;That is something we are working upon, evaluating,&quot; the Prasar Bharati official said during an informal interaction with reporters while replying to a question when will the broadcaster come up with an over-the-top (OTT) platform.</div>

Air India peeing case LIVE: Court sends accused to 14-day judicial custody

Business Standard

Operation to capture drug lord El Chapo's son leaves 29 dead in Mexico

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	At least 29 people were killed in clashes sparked by an operation to capture a son of jailed Mexican drug lord Joaquin &quot;El Chapo&quot; Guzman in northwest Mexico&#39;s Sinaloa state, Defence Minister Luis Cresencio Sandoval has confirmed.</p>
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	The capture of Ovidio Guzman on Thursday left 19 assailants and 10 military troops dead and 35 others wounded, Sandoval was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency.</p>
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	Army and National Guard troops led the operation to capture Ovidio Guzman, a leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, leading to armed clashes and the exchange of heavy gunfire in the Jesus Maria district of the city of Culiacan.</p>