India supplied 100 metric tons of oxygen to Vietnam
- India has supplied 100 metric tons of liquid medical oxygen and 300 oxygen containers to Vietnam, a Southeast Asian country. India has taken this step to help those who are receiving corona treatment in the country.
- Oxygen containers were shipped to the city port of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, by the Indian Navy's INS Irrawaddy.
- Chief Minister Stalin on behalf of the Tamil Nadu Home, Municipal Administration and Adithravidar Welfare Departments initiated projects worth Rs. 592.89 crore including police quarters, police stations, fire stations and hostels.
- The Chief Minister inaugurated a total of Rs 105.43 crore worth of buildings in the police and fire departments through video.
- Yogesh Kadunia, who excelled in the qualifying round and advanced to the final, finished second in the final with a distance of 44.38 meters. This secured the 4th silver medal for India. It was also his best performance of the current season. Brazil's Santos Cladini (45.59m) won gold and third-placed Cuban Leonardo Dias (43.36m) won bronze.
- Indian athletes Devendra Jazaria, Sundar Singh Gurjar and Ajit Singh compete in the men's javelin throw (F46) final at the Paralympics in Tokyo. Sri Lanka's Dinesh Priyal won the gold with a new world record of 67.79 meters.
- Second-place finisher Devendra (64.35m) won the silver medal, breaking the world record set at the 2016 Rio Paralympics (63.97m). Another Indian, Sundar Singh, finished third with a throw of 64.01 meters to clinch the bronze. It is noteworthy that India won 2 medals in the same competition. India's Ajit Singh (56.15m) finished 8th in the same event.
- In the Paralympic javelin throw F-64 category, Indian Sumit broke his previous record and won the gold medal with a new world record. In the midst of much anticipation, Sumit set a new world record by throwing a javelin at a distance of 68.55 meters and broke his own record by throwing a distance of 62.88 meters at the 2019 International Championships in Dubai.
- In Sunday's game, he finished 3rd with a distance of 19.91 meters. In this case, his fellow contestants have appealed to the judging panel regarding the participation of Bala Vinod Kumar.
- The competition panel, which examined Vinod Kumar, declared that the category classified as a disabled person was not eligible. Following this, Vinod Kumar lost the medal.
- India won 3 gold, 6 silver and 9 medals at the Asian Youth Boxing Championships in Dubai.
- In the men's 51kg final, Vishwamitra Sontam defeated Uzbekistan's Kuzipoyev Ahmedzon 4-1.
- In the 80 kg category, Vishal defeated Akhmadov Sansar of Pakistan 5-0. In the women's 54 kg category, Neha defeated Kazakhstan's Aishakul Yalubayeva 3-2.
- However, Vishwanath Suresh (48kg), Vanshaj (63.5kg), Jaideep Rawat (71kg), Nivedita (48kg), Tamanna (50kg) and Simran (52kg) lost in the women's final and won silver in the final. .
- The Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chennai is developing a dedicated web site for handling electronic waste. The use of electronic devices is increasing among the people. At the same time, electronic waste continues to rise. Disposal is not properly recycled and is dumped in landfills.
- In this context, IIT Chennai is designing a dedicated website called 'e-Source' for the effective handling of electronic waste. Holders of electronic waste and those who wish to purchase it can easily be contacted through that website. This makes it easier to recycle and reuse waste.
