As soon as they get up, the fare should be 14, demanded the bus owners

 As soon as they get up, the fare should be 14, demanded the bus owners

If you get on a private bus-minibus, you have to pay a minimum of 14 rupees. Six private bus owners' organizations are going to demand a fare hike from the state government to reduce the losses in the Corona situation. Joint Council of Bus Syndicates, Bengal Bus Syndicate, Bus Bus Minibus Owners Association, Bus-Minibus Coordinating Committee, City Suburban Bus Service And the leadership of the Minibus Operators Coordination Committee. Bus owners complain that the price of diesel has gone up by more than Rs 10 per liter in the last few months. In addition, other costs, including bus insurance and maintenance, have risen. In this situation local train and metro services have been introduced but there are still not enough passengers in the bus. In other words, the number of passengers needed to maintain the balance of expenditure with income is not happening. So the fleet of losses is increasing day by day. That is why not all buses on most routes are on the same day. In this situation, the bus owners think that the only solution is to increase the fare. Madan Mitra, chairman of the state government's special committee on transport, said, "Former transport minister Shuvendu Adhikari has not informed the state chief minister about the problems of bus owners in 10 months." This problem is created by him. I will sit down with them tomorrow. Surely the solution will come out. I'll tell them to be patient. " Pradeep Narayan Basu, joint secretary of the Bus-Minibus Owners Association, said on the day, "We will send a letter to the transport secretary with all the organizations informing them of our demands." I will wait till Gangasagar Mela. If I don't get a response in those days, I will join the movement. We have no other option but to increase the rent. " Although he did not appear in person at the meeting, Tapan Bandyopadhyay, general secretary of the Joint Council of Bus Syndicates, said: So the only way to keep the service running is to increase fares, "said Titu Saha of City Suburban Services. I am asking the government to think about how to run the bus by keeping the income and expenditure in balance. The state government has repeatedly said that it does not want to impose additional burden on the people by increasing the fare of private buses in Corona situation. That is why Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee did not agree to increase the rent. However, it is alleged that some of the bus owners are charging extra fare on different routes. As a result, there have been incidents of clashes between bus workers and passengers on several routes. To avoid such a situation, various organizations of private bus owners have decided to be vocal in demanding increase in bus fares.

Most of Oxford's 50 million rupees will go to India first: the head of the serum

Most of Oxford's 50 million rupees will go to India first: the head of the serum If the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is approved, India will get most of its first 50 million doses. This was stated on Monday by Adar Punawala, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Serum Institute of India, a vaccine manufacturer in the country. "Most of the 50 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine Covishield will be given to India, at least for the first month," Punawala told reporters on Monday. Due to the fact that it needs the approval of the World Health Organization (WHO) for its export to other countries, India will get most of the dose of the vaccine, said the head of the serum. 172 countries around the world have teamed up with corona vaccine manufacturers to launch an initiative called CoVAX. It is expected that it will be easier to provide vaccines as part of this initiative. "We have agreements with other Caucasus countries," he said. However, vaccines cannot be exported to other countries without the approval and license of HU. So India will get the first cove shield. " The head of Siram claims that his company has already prepared 4 to 5 crore ‘Covishields’. In addition, a target has been set to increase the production of the vaccine to 100 million by next March. And by next July, his company will be able to produce another 300 million Covishields. "We hope to get the vaccine approved in India in the next few days," Punawala said. After that, it is up to the Indian government to determine how much of the vaccine is needed and how quickly it can be passed on to the public. " Punawala also said that all the information on Kovishielde had been submitted to the relevant licensing bodies in Britain and India. "The regulators are scrutinizing all the information on the ticker trial," he said. There is no reason to worry about this. ”However, Punawala also warned about the corona vaccine. According to him, "the first six months of next year will see less vaccines around the world." Although there is nothing to do with it. However, this situation may change between August and September 2021. Because in that time countless vaccine manufacturers around the world will start supplying it. " Apart from Covishield, India is also in the race to launch Biotech and Pfizer vaccines in the country. Pascal Suriot, CEO of AstraZeneca, claims that ‘covishields’ are as effective as Pfizer and Mordana in building immunity against corona in the human body. Suriot also claims that it is 95 percent effective. However, AstraZeneca has not yet been able to provide any evidence.

Conversely, an internal report released last month on a trial of the third phase of the vaccine found that Covishield had an 80 per cent effectiveness. Again, after one half dose, another full dose has increased its effectiveness by 90 percent. On the other hand, in the case of Pfizer it is 95 percent and in the case of Modern Dose it is 94.5 percent.

The Indian government had earlier said that it would cost Rs 250 per dose of Kovishield in the country. As a result, Covishield, which is cheaper than other vaccines, is thought to be a few steps ahead of the competition in the Indian market if there is adequate storage infrastructure and supply chain.

New life insurance policy is coming in the market from January 1, find out the details!

 New life insurance policy is coming in the market from January 1, find out the details!

Earlier, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has come up with several policies like Corona Kavach, Corona Rakshak, Arogya Sanjeevani. In this difficult situation in Corona, people have become more aware of savings and future security. There is a growing demand for term insurance in particular. From that source, Saral Jeevan Bima is coming to the country's market from January 1 next year. Earlier, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has come up with several policies like Corona Kavach, Corona Rakshak, Arogya Sanjeevani. This time simple life insurance is launched in the interest of more people based on that formula. According to the company, anyone between the ages of 18-65 can avail the benefits of this standard term plan. The maximum age for maturity will be 60 years. However, the plan will not continue after 60 years. Its policy term is five to 40 years. In this case there is a policy scheme from 5 lakh to 25 lakh rupees. Let's find out now why we should buy this policy. The advantage of this policy This simple life insurance is comparatively more convenient than other life insurance products. For those who are buying a policy for the first time, this is appropriate. Those who have no idea about the nuances of term insurance can also easily avail the benefits of this policy. After buying the policy, there will not be much trouble in the future. Also available on digital platforms In the Corona situation, everyone is leaning towards digital platforms. In this case, several steps are being taken by the concerned agencies to avoid crowds. The digital platform has all the arrangements so that the agents do not have to go from house to house or crowd the branch office.

There are also digital transaction facilities. All the information related to the policy is also being given on the digital platform of the concerned organization. The same benefits can be found in the case of simple life insurance. In addition to all these facilities, a few offers are also being given. In this case, those who buy the plan online, they will get a discount of up to 20 percent in the case of premiums. Your income will not stand in the way of buying this policy In case of other term plans or policies, the annual income of the person concerned is a significant issue. However, when buying this term insurance plan, you don't have to think much about the annual income. This plan is very effective for those who earn daily or those who do not have a big and guaranteed income. This new policy can be understood as much as you can pay premium. So this simple life insurance may be the best option for lower-middle class people in rural areas. Here are some things to look for when purchasing a policy: Since this policy is going to be launched soon, there are some things to be aware of in advance. Those who are buying the policy, they have to do a good research work. Because buying a policy and claim settlement is not the same thing. In this case, if there is any such policy in advance, then an evaluation can be done by comparing it with that policy.

The issue of premium needs to be looked into. In addition to these, you need to know about Solvency Ratio, Claim Settlement Ratio. Generally speaking, solvency ratio helps to understand how reliable an organization is and how credible its claims are. In addition to this, the amount of claim settlement ratio should be more or less! Because it also involves premiums. Expert advice can be taken if necessary!

Like Durgapujo and Kalipujo, the High Court also rushed to the New Year celebrations

 Like Durgapujo and Kalipujo, the High Court also rushed to the New Year celebrations

Kovidabidhi must be obeyed in the farewell of the year The New Year must be observed in accordance with the rules of health. Corona's bloodshot eyes at the end of the year Therefore, the court is again strict to prevent the infection Like Durgapujo and Kalipujo, the Calcutta High Court imposed health restrictions on New Year's festivities.

Kovidabidhi must be obeyed at the end of the year The High Court directed the state administration and the police to take steps to curb the crowds in Park Street and other places. Division Bench has directed the Home Secretary and Chief Secretary to ensure crowd control Earlier, the administration had imposed restrictions on New Year celebrations in Mumbai and Rajasthan.

Recently, the residents of the district, including Kolkata, went on a picnic-outing in the warm winter breeze, ignoring the distance during the Christmas celebrations. The doctors expressed their concern in this film Therefore, out of fear that the same picture may be seen again in the New Year festival, the Calcutta High Court imposed health rules like Durga Pujo and Kalipujo.

A division bench of Justice Mausumi Bhattacharya and Justice Kaushik Chanda told the court that the state administration and police should take steps to ensure that other festival venues in the state, including Park Street, are not overcrowded. New Year must follow the rules of health. Masks and sanitizers should be monitored so that everyone uses them. Surveillance should be arranged by setting up checkposts.

The court also directed to ensure that the distance rules are not violated in any way It has also been informed that the festival should be observed as per the guidelines laid down by the court in the case of other pujas including Kalipujo.

SSC issues guidelines for Higher Primary Teacher Recruitment Verification, Learn more

SSC issues guidelines for Higher Primary Teacher Recruitment Verification, Learn more

The commission has informed that the verification will be done online. The School Service Commission has issued guidelines for verification of appointment of teachers in upper primary following the directions of the High Court. The commission has informed that the verification will be done online. Candidates need to login to the School Service Commission website www.westbengalssc.com and upload all the certificates in PDF format. This is stated in the guidelines issued by the Commission. Basically, the certificate marksheets that the candidates have to upload are: 1) Driving license, voter card, PAN card, passport, Aadhaar card any one of these. 2) Secondary Admit Card 3) Secondary Marksheet 4) Marksheet of higher secondary 5) All marksheets of graduation 7) Marksheet of Professional Qualification 6) Cast certificate and a stamp size color photo. Candidates need to upload this information in PDF format. Candidates can apply for verification till January 20. According to the commission, the SSC officials have started discussions on how to complete the recruitment process quickly. The SSC is also considering whether the interview process can be started by February after completing the verification process. The merit list was published in the upper primary before Pujo last year. The High Court has already dismissed the upper primary in the recruitment process. The Mini SSC has again started the recruitment process for the upper primary from the verification phase. However, some candidates have already filed cases in the division bench again. The High Court has directed to complete the recruitment process by July 31. According to commission sources, they want to complete the recruitment process before SSC. However, in this verification process, more than 220,000 candidates will be verified, according to the commission sources. However, the commission officials did not want to comment on the matter.

Now 'neighborhood solution'! New surprises before voting to solve small problems

 Now 'neighborhood solution'! New surprises before voting to solve small problems

After 'Government at the door', this time 'solution in the neighborhood' Ahead of the Assembly polls, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has announced a new program to bring the administration closer to the people. The Chief Minister made this announcement from the administrative meeting of Bolpur on this day The Chief Minister said that a great response has been received from the 'Government at the Door' project But there are many small problems, for which the common man has to face problems while going round and round the administration In order to solve such problems, initiatives have been taken for the 'Solution to Neighborhood' project The program will run from January 2 to February 15 The Chief Minister said, "No big infrastructure is needed for all these works." Small camps will work in mission mode. With an example, the Chief Minister said, maybe a culvert is needed in the neighborhood But that was not the case in many places In the new program, such complaints and problems will be resolved by camping in the local area According to Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay, details of the solution project will be given in a newspaper advertisement on January 2. The way the government is working at the door, in the same way the work of solution in the neighborhood will also proceed However, a separate task force has been set up, with separate principal secretaries to oversee the entire project. Since many government officials are also involved in the door-to-door government project, separate officials are being assigned to 'solve the neighborhood'. Minor problems of any person or family will be solved by setting up small camps in the local area We will try to solve the problem quickly The Chief Minister suggested that arrangements should be made to inform the applicant about the progress of the solution On the occasion, the Chief Minister lauded the government officials and workers for providing good service in the 'Door Government' project. He said, "In the coming days, the 'Government at the Door' model will set a precedent in the world." The names of those who are providing this service will also be written in gold letters. In the same way, the Chief Minister directed the government officials to cooperate with the common people in the government projects

Fans are upset, the imaginary festival of Dakshineswar is closed in a cowardly atmosphere

Fans are upset, the imaginary festival of Dakshineswar is closed in a cowardly atmosphere

The doors of Dakshineswar temple are closed for the devotees. January 1 is the date for devotees of Ramakrishna to visit Dakshineswara Temple or Kashipur Udyanbati. But keeping Kovid in mind, this time the doors of Dakshineswar temple are closed for the devotees. Every year millions of visitors come to Dakshineswar premises for the Kalpataru festival. From Kakvor after the line. Other years Balibridge crosses the line of fans. But this year the temple authorities do not want to take this risk.

The fair at the Panchabati center is also closed for the Kalpataru festival. Although special worship will be held in Bhavatarini temple and Rakshna room, the gate is not opening for the devotees. On the first of January 1886, Ramakrishna had a special funeral. He greeted everyone and said, "May you be conscious." This day is celebrated as Kalpataru festival.