New Delhi: Jacqueline Fernandez continues to be in the news after her name cropped in the money laundering case. Investigations are also on against Jacqueline in the Rs 200 crore recovery case of the country’s biggest conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar.

Recently, the ED has attached Jacqueline’s assets worth Rs 7.27 crore. Following which, the actress has filed an application in a Delhi court today. She has sought permission from the court to go abroad.

Jacqueline has said in her application that she wants to go on a 15-day foreign tour immediately. Jacqueline has cited that she has to go to Abu Dhabi for the IIFA Weekend Awards in 2022.

She has also sought permission from the court to travel to France and Nepal in connection with the shooting of some films. Jacqueline’s application in Patiala House Court is scheduled to be heard on May 18.

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New Delhi: Indian travellers to UK who are fully vaccinated will not be quarantined, the new rule will come active from Monday, October 11.

Alex Ellis, British High Commissioner to India said, “No quarantine for Indian travellers to UK fully vaccinated with Covishield or another UK-approved vaccine from 11 October. Thanks to Indian government for close cooperation over last month.”

Last week, India government had made it mandatory for all British citizens arriving in India from Monday to face a 10-day quarantine irrespective of vaccination status.

The move came after the UK’s hugely controversial similar rules for residents of several countries including India.

The UK was not recognising India covid vaccines despite many appeals by the India authorities in recent times.

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New Delhi: Canada has finally lifted the ban on direct passenger flights from India more than 5 months after it was imposed in April this year when the second wave of Covid-19 swept India. Canada Air is likely to operate the first direct flight between the two countries on Monday, whereas Air India will resume services on September 30.
As of September 27, 2021, direct flights from India to Canada will resume.
After the restriction on direct flights expires, passengers eligible to enter Canada and travelling on those flights will need to obtain a pre-departure negative COVID-19 molecular test result from the Genestrings Laboratory, located above the metro station in the Airport Connect Building (ACB) at the Indira Gandhi International Airport perform this test within 18 hours before their scheduled departure present the test report with a QR code issued by this laboratory to the air operator before boarding, the official said in an official statement.
Alternatively, travellers who have previously tested positive for COVID-19 can present a positive molecular test issued by a certified laboratory in India. The date of collection must have been between 14 and 180 days before their scheduled departure to Canada.
Airlines will refuse boarding to any traveller who’s unable to meet these requirements, the statement said.
Indirect flights Passengers who travel from India to Canada via an indirect route still need to provide a pre-departure negative COVID-19 molecular test result from a third country before continuing their journey to Canada, it added.

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New Delhi: Canadian authorities have extended restrictions on all direct commercial and private passenger flights from India until September 26, the federal transport ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.

Travelers eligible to enter Canada will be able to board direct flights from India once the restriction on direct flights expires, provided they have a proof of a negative COVID-19 test, according to the statement.

Meanwhile, the direct flights from India is likely to be resumed to Canada on September 27, but there’s a catch. The ongoing flight ban, in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic, would be lifted only on the basis of the results of Covid-19 tests conducted on arrival in Canada on passengers travelling from New Delhi on three flights on Wednesday.

As a “first step”, Transport Canada said, all passengers on the three Air Canada flights from New Delhi on Wednesday will be tested for Covid-19 on arrival “to ensure that the new measures are working”.

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New Delhi: After Indian government’s intervention, the United Kingdom on Thursday added Covishield to its list of approved Covid vaccines for incoming travellers.

The authorities, however, is yet to accept certificates issued from India as valid proof.

London’s visa rules are under constant review and the UK High Commission here said it was in dialogue with the Indian Government to break the impasse after Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla threatened reciprocation if the “discriminatory” regime was not reversed. PM Narendra Modi today called for international travel to be made easier through mutual recognition of Covid vaccine certificates by countries, a the Tribune report said adding that basically, the UK has problems with certificates issued by Indian public authorities as well as with the vaccine app Cowin. This means Indians fully vaccinated with Covishield on reaching the UK still have to undergo 10 days of quarantine, besides at least two RTPCR tests.

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Toronto: Canada is reopening its borders for fully vaccinated people and allow them to travel from Tuesday.

The decision has been taken on the latest available data, scientific evidence and epidemiological situation both in Canada and internationally, according to the country’s Border Services Agency.

As per the details, person received the full series of a vaccine or a combination of vaccines accepted by the Government of Canada (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Janssen/Johnson & Johnson); and

received your last dose at least 14 days before your arrival to Canada.

Fully vaccinated travellers must also meet all other entry criteria, including submitting all required COVID-19 information into ArriveCAN prior to travel (if arriving by air, information must be submitted before boarding a flight) meeting the pre-entry testing requirements being asymptomatic upon arrival having a paper or digital copy of your proof of vaccination in English or French (or certified translation); and having a suitable quarantine plan, in case you don’t get the exemption or test positive after entry.

Visitors within 72 hours before your arrival to Canada must take a pre-entry COVID-19 molecular test (Antigen tests are not accepted for entry).

The Canadian authorities also revealed that people those have taken Pfizer-BioNTech (Comirnaty, tozinameran, BNT162b2), Moderna (mRNA-1273), AstraZeneca, COVISHIELD (ChAdOx1-S, Vaxzevria, AZD1222) and Janssen/Johnson & Johnson (Ad26.COV2.S) will be allowed to enter the country while vaccines not currently accepted for fully vaccinated status in Canada are Bharat Biotech (Covaxin, BBV152 A, B, C), Cansino (Convidecia, Ad5-nCoV), Gamalaya (Sputnik V, Gam-Covid-Vac), Sinopharm (BBIBP-CorV, Sinopharm-Wuhan), Sinovac (CoronaVac, PiCoVacc)and Vector Institute (EpiVacCorona).

The list of accepted vaccines may expand in the future, authorities said.

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