The bad mood of the weather in Himachal Pradesh is not taking the name of recovery. It is raining continuously in Himachal due to the activation of Western Disturbance. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of bad weather in the state till April 4.
Orange alert has been issued for today, the effect of which is being seen. Whereas Yellow Alert has been issued on 1st and 4th April. Only on April 2, the weather is likely to remain mild and clear.
Director of Meteorological Center Shimla, Surendra Pal said that till April 4, a warning of rain and hailstorm has been issued at one or two places in the lower and middle hills of the state. There is a possibility of damage to new plants including standing crops and plants due to hailstorm.
Himachal is not taking the name of getting cold, the temperature is running less than normal. It is raining in 9 districts of the state including Shimla. Due to which the temperature has also decreased.
Shimla’s minimum temperature has reached 7.2 degrees. While the maximum temperature was recorded 19.0. The minimum temperature of Keylong was recorded at 2.3 degrees.
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Weather will remain bad in the state till April 4, yellow alert issued
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CM Sukhu said – We will give world class health facilities to Himachal
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu laid the foundation stone of PET-CT SCAN machine at Indira Gandhi Medical College. For a long time the demand for this machine was being raised in Indira Gandhi Medical College.
The government has taken the first step towards fulfilling this strong demand. This machine helps in detecting cancer in the patient’s body. Presently this facility is not available in Himachal Pradesh. For this patients have to go to Chandigarh for the test and have to spend 15 to 20 thousand rupees.
During this, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that the government is moving forward with five flagship programmes. Health is the priority of Himachal Pradesh government after education. He said that there is a need to move forward in the direction of change to improve the health facilities in Himachal Pradesh.
Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that the cabinet has recently decided to set up an emergency department of international standard. He said that a 175-bed emergency department would be set up in the Indira Gandhi Medical College.
Rs 11 crore to be spent for this has also been approved. He said that in this hospital, there will be facility of one nurse on every bed in the ICU, while there will be one nurse on three beds in the casualty department. Apart from this, a doctor will be available on 10 beds. Who will give only 8 hours duty.
He said that at present Himachal Pradesh is lagging behind in health facilities by 10 to 15 years. Himachal Pradesh needs to move forward in the field of health. The Chief Minister informed that a Center of Excellence for Cancer Care is being set up in Hamirpur at a cost of Rs 400 crore. World class facilities will be available to the patients of Himachal Pradesh in this hospital. -
BJP appoints ward in-charges in view of MC elections, instructions of Sukhram Chowdhary
Shimla: An important meeting was organized by the BJP regarding the municipal elections. The meeting was presided over by Shimla Municipal Corporation election in-charge Sukhram Chaudhary. In the meeting, State General Secretary and MLA from Bilaspur Trilok Jamwal, MLA Balbir Verma, candidate Sanjay Sood, candidate Ravi Mehta, Shishu Bhai Dharma, co-incharge of Shimla parliamentary constituency, district in-charge Daisy Thakur, district president Vijay Parmar, Roop Sharma, divisional president Rajesh Sharda, Jitendra Bhotka, Dinesh Sharma present.
Municipal Corporation Shimla election in-charge Sukhram Chaudhary said that many important topics were discussed in detail in today’s meeting and ward in-charges were appointed by the BJP for all 34 wards. Feedback about all the wards was also taken in this meeting.
A meeting of key workers will also be organized in all the 34 wards within the next two days, there was a lot of enthusiasm among the workers regarding the election of the Municipal Corporation. He said that we have come to see that Shimla city has benefited a lot from the schemes sponsored by the Center and a negative atmosphere has been created among the public since the 3-month tenure of the present Congress government.
He said that the BJP will seriously contest the Municipal Corporation elections and once again the BJP will win in the Municipal Corporation, the BJP will move ahead with the resolution that the overall development of Shimla city and the overall development of Shimla through various schemes by the Center.
This is how the appointments of ward in-charges of BJP took place
Bharadi Rohit Sachdeva, Ruldu Bhatta Shravan Sharma, Kaithu Sunil Dhar, Annadale Yoginder Yogi, Summerhill Bhagesh Sharma, Tutu Vivek Sharma, Majyath Ranjan Bhardwaj, Baluganj Rajesh Ghai, Kachchighati Randeep Kanwar, Tutikandi Jai Chand, Nabha Anil, Fagli Rajeev Pandit, Krishnanagar Raj Pal, Ram Bazar Mukesh Sharda, Lower Bazar Ajay Sarna, Jakhoo Gopal Sood, Benmore Yoginder Pundir, Engine Ghar Sanjay Aggarwal, Sanjauli Chowk Gaurav Sood, Upper Dhalli Manjula Saraik, Lower Dhalli Shalinder Chauhan, Shanti Vihar Rajindra Chauhan, Bhattakufar Anoop Rohal, Sangti Keshav Chauhan, Malyana Yash Pal Chauhan, Panthaghati Rakesh Sharma, Kasumpati Rajesh Saini, Chhota Shimla Arvind Lakhanpal, Vikas Nagar Sushil Kadasholi, Kangnadhar Hari Dutt Verma, Patyog Sohan Lal Sharma, New Shimla Manu Bhardwaj, Khalini Parveen Thakur and Kanlog Digvijay Singh Chauhan.
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Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad protests over delay in revaluation of exam results
Mandi: Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, District Mandi staged a sit-in demonstration in the premises of the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Mandi, with the main theme of opposing the delay and irregularities in the UG 1st year examination results by the Himachal Pradesh University. On this occasion, Sardar Patel University UG Unit Treasurer Gaurav Rawat told that last year the results of various UG subjects were declared. In these examination results, about 85 percent of the students studying in various colleges across the state were failed, which has since become a headache for the entire student community, where on the one hand the students were expecting better results.
On the other hand, such results are definitely working to break the morale of the students. He said that due to this negligence, the year of thousands of youth across the state would be ruined and the future would also be filled with darkness. On this occasion, District Convenor Nishant Guleria told that while on one hand students had secured 90 to 95 percent marks in class 12th, on the other hand, how can all the students of the state fail after coming to the college.
He said that last year too, the Vidyarthi Parishad had fought a big agitation against these results, as a result of which the Himachal Pradesh University had assured the students that they should trust the re-evaluation process against these results, as well as the university administration He also assured to declare these results within a month. He said that the administration of Himachal Pradesh University is like that insidious enemy who first assures friendship with his sweet words and then stabs him in the back when the opportunity arises and this time also the administration did the same.
It’s been more than 5 months but still no one knows the result of revaluation. Where on one hand the students were waiting for these results that when these results will be declared they will be able to appear in the next class examinations. But the Himachal Pradesh University administration, acting according to its years old character, has put the future of these students at stake. On this occasion, he said that the final examinations should be postponed till the revaluation process is completed so that thousands of youth across the state are not deprived of the examinations. He warned that if the university administration does not desist from its misdeeds and does not take cognizance of this, then the student council will launch a fierce agitation across the state for which the Himachal Pradesh University administration will be responsible.
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PM Modi engaged in destroying the world’s largest democracy: Kaul Singh
Mandi: Senior Congress leader former minister Kaul Singh Thakur said that inside India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to destroy the world’s largest democracy. At the same time, efforts are being made to suppress the voice of the opposition who raise their voice in the Parliament. Talking to reporters here, Kaul Singh Thakur said that those who speak against the government, agencies like ED, CBI are engaged.
He said that a case of conspiracy was made against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Because they speak against the government inside and outside the Parliament. Kaul Singh said that a defamation case has been wrongly made against Rahul Gandhi. The Congress has full faith in the country’s judicial system and will get justice from the court.
Kaul Singh said that now Sushil Modi, who was the Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, has also filed a case in this matter. While two cases cannot be run on the same issue. At the same time, Rahul Gandhi’s membership was canceled in a hurry. He said that the Congress has opposed it along with 27 opposition parties. He said that no one can speak anything against the policies of the government. On the other hand, the big capitalists have the protection of the Modi government. Kaul Singh said that Adani who was at number 660 among the world’s richest people before Modi government was formed.
How did he become number one after Modi government came. He said that Adani and Ambani used to stay with the Prime Minister during many of his foreign tours. He said that Rahul Gandhi tried to unite the country by undertaking the Bharat Jodo Yatra. At the same time, he has been raising the burning issues of the country inside and outside the Parliament. The Modi government has hatched this conspiracy to suppress their voice. Congress has done Satyagraha against it across the country. He said that the cases of those who join BJP are suppressed.
In the Rahul Gandhi case, Modi tells those opposing the government that all the corrupt have gathered against me. Similarly, while going abroad in 2014, Modi has been saying that nothing has happened in the country in the last 70 years. He has demanded that a JPC should be set up to probe the Hindenburg report. District Congress President and former minister Prakash Chaudhary, former CPS Sohan Lal Thakur, Congress state general secretaries Chetram Thakur, Pawan Thakur, Champa Thakur, Naresh Chauhan and Yogesh Saini etc. were present on the occasion.
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Mandi: Imprisonment and fine for those accused of possessing charas
Mandi: Additional District Sessions Judge Sundernagar sentenced two accused from Punjab, who were caught with 144 grams of charas, to 8-8 months rigorous imprisonment and to pay a fine of Rs.20,000 each.
Deputy District Magistrate Sundernagar Vinay Sharma told that on August 6, 2012, ASI Shiv Kumar of Sundernagar police station along with his colleagues killed two people Jitendra s/o Tilak Raj Mohalla Malkana, near Sangam Palace Kapurthala Punjab and Amritsar Road during blockade at Cinema Chowk on National Highway. Harjinder Singh S/o Kartar Chand House No. 766 Engine Shed Manjit Nagar Ward No. 36 Ludhiana was caught with 144 grams of Charas.
A case under Section 20 of the NDPS Act was registered against them in Sundernagar police station and a challan was presented in the court. Statements of 10 witnesses were recorded and after hearing both the sides, the court of Special Judge Sundernagar sentenced both of them to 8-8 months rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs.20,000. In default of payment of the fine, both will have to undergo additional imprisonment of two months.
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Faculty of IIT Mandi honored, Government of Karnataka honored
Mandi: Dr. Mrityunjay Doddamani, Faculty, IIT Mandi, was felicitated by Prof. JN Tata Auditorium, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore. Satish Dhawan State Award for Young Engineers has been awarded. The award was given by the Karnataka State Council of Science and Technology (KSCST), Department of Electronics, Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science and Technology, Government of Karnataka.
Basavaraj S. Bommai, Chief Minister, Government of Karnataka Bharat Ratna Prof. CNR Rao, FRS, Linus Pauling Research Professor, Honorary President, JNCASR and Dr. C.N. Presented State Awards to eminent scientists and engineers in the presence of Mr. Ashwath Narayan, Minister of Higher Education, Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science & Technology, Electronics, Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood, Government of Karnataka, and other dignitaries were present.
The Prof. Satish Dhawan Award carries a cash prize of Rs.1,00,000 (Rupees One Lakh), a memento and a citation. This annual award is given to engineers under the age of 50 who have made outstanding contributions in the field of engineering science. For young engineers Prof. The Satish Dhawan State Award is a prestigious recognition for young scientists who have made significant contributions in the field of engineering.
This annual award is given to Dr. Mrityunjay Doddamani in the category ‘Engineering Science’ in recognition of the outstanding contribution made by him in the state of Karnataka. The award carries a State Medal certificate along with a cash prize of Rs.
Talking about the award, Dr. Mrutyunjay Doddamani, Associate Professor, School of Mechanical & Materials Engineering said, “I am humbled and grateful to receive the award in the presence of Bharat Ratna Prof. CNR Rao and this award is a tribute to our There is a great identity for Contribution to engineering science.
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Govt Keeping Eye On Covid Situation, Prepared To Face Any Eventuality: Delhi CM Kejriwal
The Delhi government is keeping an eye on the spurt in COVID-19 cases in the national capital and is “prepared to face any eventuality”, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Friday. Only three deaths have been reported over the last four-five days. In all three patients, co-morbidities were “very severe” and it has been assessed that the fatality was due to co-morbidities and perhaps Covid was “incidental”, but one can’t say that, he said.
Addressing reporters after chairing a review meeting on the Covid situation in Delhi, Kejriwal, however, said there was no need to worry as of now and that the city government was taking all required steps. “The Delhi government is keeping an eye on the COVID-19 situation and it is prepared to face any eventuality”, he said.
“Delhi recorded 295 fresh COVID-19 cases on Thursday with a positivity rate of 12.48 per cent”, according to data shared by the Health department. On Wednesday, the city had logged 300 cases, the first time since August 31, while the positivity rate had mounted to 13.89 per cent Two Covid-related deaths were also reported on Wednesday.
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Day-night strike in Sinkukkandam from tomorrow till Arikomban is caught
IDUKKI: The strike committee announced that they will hold a round-the-clock strike from tomorrow until Arikomban is captured. The strike on Cement Palam ended at six o’clock. The protest committee withdrew its decision to sit on the road after the police intervened.
Meanwhile, the hartal called by Janakeeya Samiti today in 10 panchayats of Devikulam and Udumbanchola taluks, protesting against the delay in arresting Arikompan, was complete. At various places, the protesters blocked the Kochi-Dhanushkodi National Highway and the Cement Palam road. There was a minor clash between tourists and the protestors at Pooppara.Yesterday, the High Court had issued an interim order temporarily banning the capture of Arikomban. A five-member expert committee will examine whether there are any alternative solutions other than the capture of Arikomban. The High Court division bench has directed that the interests of the people and wildlife in the area should be considered and the opinions of the locals should be sought when the expert committee is preparing the report. -
Businessman’s minor son kidnapped and killed for ransom of 50 lakhs
In a bone-chilling incident, a minor boy was allegedly abducted and killed for Rs 50 lakh ransom. The incident has been reported from Sarbahal area in Jharsuguda district.
According to sources, some miscreants abducted the son of a businessman and demanded Rs 50 lakh ransom. A complaint in this regard was registered on March 27.
However, on March 28, the body of the missing minor boy was found in Bargarh district, sources informed, adding that the police have arrested two persons for their alleged involvement in the case.
The two accused have been identified as Amit Sharma and Dinesh Agarwal.
Sources in the police said the duo has confessed that they abducted the victim from Jharsuguda and subsequently killed and burnt his body in Bargarh.
“As the body is in Bargarh, post mortem and inquest are being done there. It would be premature on my part to say how they killed the minor boy. However, the accused have confessed something,” said Smit Parmar, Jharsuguda SP.