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  • Lumpy virus threat looms large in Hamirpur, Una districts of HP

    Lumpy virus threat looms large in Hamirpur, Una districts of HP

    HAMIRPUR: A spokesman of the Animal husbandry department said on Wednesday that the animal husbandry department in Una district has geared up against the disease.The department has appealed to the dairy farmers to get their animals vaccinated and have asked them to not buy and sell animals from neighboring states.

    Animal husbandry department has sounded alarm in Una and Hamirpur districts against the threat of lumpy virus, found among cows and buffaloes, officials said on Wednesday. The authorities alerted the two districts following the reports of outbreak of the virus in the neighbouring states of Punjab and Uttarakhand.

    Lumpy skin disease is an infectious disease caused among cattle by lumpy virus. The infection causes formation of knots in the body of animals, which also suffer from weight loss, fluid discharges from the mouth, high fever and reduced milk, as the condition worsens.

    Nearly 25,000 animals were affected by lumpy virus in Hamirpur and Una district last year, with about 1,209 animals dying in Una alone. A spokesman of the Animal husbandry department said on Wednesday that the animal husbandry department in Una district has geared up against the disease.

    The department has appealed to the dairy farmers to get their animals vaccinated and have asked them to not buy and sell animals from neighboring states. Una Deputy Director, the Animal Husbandry Department, Dr Jai Singh Sen said that the department is fully prepared to deal with the lumpy virus.

    He said the vaccine is available absolutely free of cost in all veterinary institutes of the district. ”Don’t buy and sell animals from Lumpy affected areas,” Sen stressed.

    He also appealed to the cattle rearers to immediately report any symptoms such as high fever, loss of appetite, loss of milk and thick lumps in the skin in their cattle to the nearest veterinary hospital or pharmacy. He said that this year so far not a single case of this disease has been reported in Una district.

  • Server missing from ration depots; Consumers had to be troubled throughout the day, demanding other options

    Server missing from ration depots; Consumers had to be troubled throughout the day, demanding other options

    Hamirpur: Due to server down in cheap ration depots, the consumers had to worry a lot throughout the day for ration. The server of the depots remained closed for about three and a half to four hours. In such a situation, consumers were also seen getting confused with the depot holders at many depots. Depot holders are also very hurt by not giving other options for ration. Because they have to get confused while giving ration to the consumers every month. According to the information, the servers remained down in the depots across the state from Wednesday morning till afternoon. Long queues of people were seen in the depots for ration throughout the day. Due to this, consumers started getting ration after three to four hours. Consumers had reached the depots for ration before 9 am on Wednesday, but the servers of cheap ration depots were down since morning, which remained closed till around 12.30 pm. In such a situation, the consumers have been able to get ration in the depots only after about three and a half to four hours.

    Depot holders are also very hurt due to server down, because without server they are unable to give ration. It is being told that even on Tuesday, the server was running intermittently throughout the day. Consumers have urged the state government to allow the depots to give ration through other options as well, so that when the server is down, the ration of the depots can be given by scanning the QR code and card. In such a situation, the consumers will not have to visit the depots again and again. The problem of server down in depots has been seen across the state. On the other hand, Ashok Kavi State President Depot Steering Committee said that there has been a problem of server down in most of the state’s depots. Heated exchanges of consumers with several depot holders have also been reported. The state government should find a permanent solution to the server down, so that the consumers do not have to worry.

  • Nutrition exhibitions on the theme ‘When diet is colourful, health is excellent’

    Nutrition exhibitions on the theme ‘When diet is colourful, health is excellent’

    Hamirpur. In order to make common people aware about the inclusion of all nutrients in the daily diet, nutrition exhibitions were organized in various Anganwadi centers under Child Development Project Sujanpur on the topic ‘When diet is colourful, health is excellent’.
    During interaction with women on this occasion, Child Development Project Officer Kuldeep Singh Chauhan told that breakfast is the most important food in the diet of the day. Therefore, there should be Satranga diet i.e. balanced diet in the breakfast plate. Such a diet paves the way for the expected increase in the immunity of the body by supplying the various elements desired by the human body. Child Development Project Officer said that our digestive fire works like the Sun. It starts increasing in the morning, reaches its highest level in the afternoon and relaxes till night. That’s why our body easily digests morning and afternoon meals.

    He told that coarse grains are very beneficial in the midday meal. We can strengthen our health even by taking only tricolor salad at night. Our body also produces harmful substances called free radicals during the digestion process which harm our body by increasing the rate of oxidation and accelerates the signs of ageing. The antioxidant substances present in orange, red, yellow and purple fruits eliminate free radicals and eliminate their side effects. The Child Development Project Officer said that the abundant phytochemicals available in coarse grains are also full of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and form the basis of the body’s immunity. That’s why we should take special care of including all the nutrients in our diet.

  • Students clashed with each other late night at NIT Hamirpur; Attacked each other with rods..Stones also pelted

    Students clashed with each other late night at NIT Hamirpur; Attacked each other with rods..Stones also pelted

    Hamirpur. In NIT Hamirpur late night students brawled and pelted each other with stones. It is being told that many students have been injured in this incident. In Hamirpur, the only National Institute of Technology in the state, there was a tremendous clash between the students late on Saturday night and they were seen attacking each other with rods and stones. The incident of fracas took place in the Central Block, just opposite the Admin Block, where a large number of students had gathered and the fracas continued till 11 pm.

    According to the information received, students of first and second year are said to be involved in this incident of fighting. The students stay in two different hostels named Kailash and Neelkanth. After the incident, the deployment of guards outside the hostel continued throughout the night. According to the information received so far, the reason for the fight is said to be a mutual argument between the students. This incident happened in such a big National Institute of Technology has also raised questions on the arrangements of NIT because children from all over the country come to study in this institute and somewhere this incident is a question on everyone’s security system.
    In this incident of brawl, girl students of the institute were also heard shouting.

  • Locks of Staff Selection Commission Hamirpur opened after a long time, SIT team reached to search records

    Locks of Staff Selection Commission Hamirpur opened after a long time, SIT team reached to search records

    Hamirpur. The locks of Staff Selection Commission Hamirpur, dissolved by the state government, were opened on Thursday after a long time. Recently, Anupam Thakur, registrar of Himachal Pradesh Technical University, has been appointed OSD here by the state government. After seeking the records from the SIT, after getting permission from the government, the OSD along with the selected employees of the commission has scrutinized the records.

    It is being told that this record will soon be handed over to the SIT. Due to non-receipt of records for the last few days, the investigation in various recruitment examinations was not progressing. Now after a long time the locks of the commission are opened, the investigation is expected to accelerate. The locks of the Heavy Police Force Deployment Commission were opened on Thursday around 10 am in the presence of OSD Anupam Thakur, after which the records were scrutinized here for hours.

    Significantly, on December 23, 2022, the paper leak case came to the fore in the Staff Selection Commission, Hamirpur. Uma Azad, a woman employee posted in the confidential branch of the commission, was made the main accused in the case. In this case, 5 FIRs have been registered in different post codes. FIR has also been lodged in the postcode 819 traffic inspector recruitment exam yesterday itself. Paper leak in this recruitment exam has also been revealed in the investigation. A total of four people have been made accused in the fifth FIR. Accused Uma Azad and his two sons are currently in judicial custody, while another accused candidate Ravi Kumar may also be arrested by the Vigilance team soon. In the first FIR registered in the paper leak case, Jitendra Kanwar, former secretary of the Staff Selection Commission, Hamirpur, has also been made an accused. The Vigilance team is constantly questioning him, although the former secretary has not been arrested so far. A case has also been registered against the peons of the Commission for tampering with OMR sheets. In this matter, after opening the locks of the commission once again, the investigation is expected to speed up.

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    OSD Anupam Thakur says that according to the instructions of the government, the commission office is being entered after getting permission. He said that a record will be prepared along with the officers and employees who have been given permission to enter by the government.

  • 500 trees will be cut for heliport in Hamirpur

    500 trees will be cut for heliport in Hamirpur

    Over 500 trees will be axed to make way for a heliport proposed to come up close to the Institute of Hotel Management (IHM) here. The district administration had surveyed three sites for the heliport near the district headquarters, but two of them were not found suitable.

    Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu had visited the proposed site and directed the district administration to start the process of land transfer and development of the site. The site identified for the heliport is just behind the IHM and close to the campus of Dr Radhakrishnan Government Medical College and Hospital being constructed at Thai village in the Nadaun constituency.

    It is learnt that about 32 kanal (12,200 sq m) land has been identified. The Forest Department has estimated that over 500 trees will be axed for the heliport. Although a majority of these are pine trees, a number of mango trees and other varieties are also there. One pipal and one banyan tree are also there on the identified land.

    Rakesh Kumar, Divisional Forest Officer, said about 500 trees were standing on the identified land. The details of the trees were being compiled and would be sent to government.