Новости за 25.12.2022

The deputy commissioner for chatra, Abu Imran, and health department officials held a Covid testing camp at the district collectorate on Saturday to give a positive message to society. Imran took the first test and appealed to the people to undergo the test at the slightest experience of symptoms to prevent the spread of infection and get timely intervention. His initiative came following an alert issued by the center amid the fresh surge of cases in a few countries and its possible outbreak in India. Читать дальше...

Ramgarh district administration has begun upgrading its medical infrastructure in order to prevent any outbreaks of Covid19 infections. The district civil surgeon, Dr. Prabhat Kumar, said that the Covid infrastructure which was developed during previous waves is being reviewed to make necessary interventions. There are currently 200 beds available for patients at the trauma center and two oxygen plants with a capacity of 1800 litres per minute. 5000 masks and 80 litres of sanitiser are also available. Читать дальше...

In Ranchi, the enforcement directorate questioned Congress MLA Anoop Singh for several hours in connection with the cash recovery from three legislators of the party in Kolkata and Singh's claims that he was offered a huge sum of money to topple the Hemant Soren alliance government in the statesingh who entered the ed zone office here at about 11:30 a.m. Had not come out till 9:00 p.m. Notably, the Kolkata Police had nabbed three Congress MLAs - Irfan Ansari, Naman Bixal, and Rajesh Kachhap - with Rs. Читать дальше...

The leopard that is currently being hunted in the garhwa region is believed to be a male and it is known to have killed and eaten some livestock in the past. Officials have ordered three automatic cages to capture the leopard, but it is still unknown where the leopard is located.

The Shrc (state human rights commission) is facing a severe manpower shortage, which is impacting its ability to carry out investigations into complaints of human rights violations. The report states that there are currently not enough staff to investigate all the complaints that are filed with the Shrc each year. Additionally, the inspector general position at the Shrc is currently vacant, and the commission needs two staff members for the investigation wing. Additionally, the Shrc is currently... Читать дальше...

The article tells about how churches in Ranchi, a city in Jharkhand, are preparing for Christmas. The churches have draped their interiors in white and green, and have put up numerous miniature Christmas trees with silver balls all along the way leading to the altar. The church youth force, made up mostly of college-aged boys and girls, have worked for six to 10 hours every day since December 10 to complete the decorations. The church has also put up a giant crib depicting the scene of Christmas over the past two years. Читать дальше...

The Bokaro RTPcr Laboratory failed to start despite the three waves of the Covid19 pandemic and several assurances from the district administration. The deputy commissioner of the Bokaro district, Kuldeep Chaudhary, said that the lab is ready and will be started soon as the matter is in process with the state health department. Notably, Bokaro Steel Plant, BSL, provided land and infrastructure for setting up the RTPcr laboratory here in June 2020. The district administration joined hands with BSL to open the RTPcr lab on April 1... Читать дальше...

The city-based social group Yuwa Sadan has started a six-month-long statewide awareness campaign on free legal aid. Officials of the group say the drive is part of their Information Education and Communication Activity (IEC) to empower special women and marginalized sections of society. The campaign's objective is to encourage women to pursue law as a remedy against atrocities, and to promote behaviours which are consistent with the emphasis on promotive and preventive laws. The General Population... Читать дальше...

A group of people called the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and other Hindu organizations organized a protest called a Jal Satyagraha on the banks of the Bada Talab river on Saturday to demand that the government do more to protect women from crime. One protester said that because of the increasing crime graph, women are not safe and they are afraid to send them to work or school. They hope that by staging this Jal Satyagraha demonstration, the government will be persuaded to create a society... Читать дальше...

A walkathon was organized in Bokaro, India to raise awareness about drug abuse. The walkathon started from the airport and passed through different parts of the city. It ended at the district headquarters. The walkathon was organized by the district administration in order to create awareness about drug abuse and to encourage people to give up drug addiction.

A person has tuberculosis, and has been referred to a hospital for treatment. The person is from Jharkhand, which was free of the disease until December 2. A new patient, aged 35, has been admitted to the hospital since December 2. The patient's condition is stable, and there is no indication that the disease is more serious than it was before.

The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) is looking for two NGOs to help it get a good rank in the Swachh Survekshan 2023. The key objectives of the project are to eliminate open defecation, eradication of manual scavenging, modern and scientific management of municipal solid waste, and behavioural changes for healthy sanitation practices. The NGOs will help GNIDA to assess survey data and reports, mobilise resident communities, and create awareness about sanitation.

The city reported one new Covid case on Saturday while the positivity rate has been recorded at 0.05%. Gurgaon currently has 15 active cases—all of them in home isolation.

Residents woke up shivering on Saturday morning as north-westerly winds from the snow-clad mountains swept across the city, bringing the mercury down to the season’s lowest.

An employee at a government bank was arrested from his home in Faridabad’s Ballabgarh on Friday for allegedly duping a sweeper of Rs 1.50 lakh that he had saved over a decade after doing odd jobs.

A woman from Punjab has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for trafficking drugs. The woman was caught by Panipat police with 670 grams of heroin in 2019. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh on Parvinder Kaur.

A Sohna court has sentenced a father-son businessman duo from Punjab to one year of imprisonment and imposed a penalty of Rs 2 crore in an 11-year-old cheque bounce case.

MCG has issued a notice, directing all residents of the city, including those living in residential societies and colonies, to get their pet dogs registered with immediate effect.

Following a video of two SUVs performing drift stunts in Sector 125 being shared on social media, the Gautam Budh Nagar police have initiated a probe and are trying to identify the vehicles and their drivers. However, no case has been registered yet.

In view of the new variant of Covid, the district administration and health department have geared up to take all precautionary measures for public health. The Covid Command Center has been reactivated, and a team of doctors has been constituted for telemedicine service in the evening.

As many as 181 cattle have succumbed to Lumpy Skin Disease in Chamarajanagar district. A total of 5,016 cattle were infected with LSD. Of them, 3,470 have recovered. The department of animal husbandry and veterinary sciences is providing treatment in 1,365 affected cattle.

Ten people have been arrested in Assam's Morigaon district for allegedly being involved in a cyber fraud racket that was availing of loans from various mobile applications by submitting fake documents, a senior police officer said on Saturday.

At a time when the state is facing an acute shortage of booster doses amid a rising threat of Covid-19 cases, a considerable number of homeless people have claimed they have not received any dose of the Covid vaccine.

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday asserted in the state assembly that the police firing in Mukroh, along the boundary of Meghalaya in November, was an act of self-defence and to protect government properties.

Chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma informed the assembly on Saturday that foreign nationals are involved in alleged 'jihadi' activities in the state.