Washington Another attempt by US President Donald Trump to reverse the results of the US presidential election failed. A federal appellate court in Pennsylvania dismissed a lawsuit filed by Trump's team saying that "the president is elected by the voters, not the lawyer." Appeals were filed in the off-appeals but a three-judge panel on Friday upheld the court's earlier order. 

ump that he should agree on the transfer of power. 
The judge said in the order, "Fair elections are the soul of our democracy." Four days earlier, Trump's rival Joe Biden was declared the winner in the state in Pennsylvania. Judge Stephanos Bibas, who delivered the verdict, was appointed by Trump. He said, "Allegations of bias are serious but calling the election biased will not do, there should be clear allegations and evidence to support them. There is nothing of these here.

Johannesburg: In  South Africa, some Hindu priests have been accused of cheating (charging more) for the funerals of those who died due to covid-19. Pradeep Ramlal, manager at the Clare Estate Crematorium in Durban, has condemned the priests who did so. Ramlal, a member of the Hindu Religion Association in South Africa, said he has received complaints from priests overcharging charges for funerals from several families whose relatives died due to covid-19.

In recent weeks, personnel have been working in two shifts at the funeral sites due to the outbreak of Kovid-19 and the new form of the virus. The population of people of Indian origin in South Africa is around 1.4 million. Ramlal told the Weekly Past, "Priests are charging more fees for funerals, that is not right. According to our scriptures, it is a service to the community. If a family wants to donate to the priest then it is fine but priests should not charge for it.

He told the community to avoid such exploitation in today's difficult circumstances and to conduct the funeral themselves, for this, they can take help of pre-recorded video. In the last two months, the number of deaths due to infection and infection of Kovid-19 in South Africa has increased very fast. So far more than 13 lakh cases of infection have been reported here and 39,501 people have lost their lives due to infection. India is scheduled to deliver more than 15 million doses of Kovid-19 vaccine by next month.