Bird Flu: Outbreak of bird flu in 5 states of the country, warning center

Bird Flu: Outbreak of bird flu in 5 states of the country, warning center

Bird Flu has not yet transmitted to humans, said Central Government. | The center claims that the infection has not yet spread to the human body.

Bird flu is increasing the worries in Corona Thorn this time. Outbreaks of bird flu have been reported in five states. The center claims that the infection has not yet spread to the human body. The center has directed caution in all national parks and sanctuaries.

More than 1.5 lakh people have lost their lives in Corona in India so far. The number of new strains has increased to 61. Bird flu has increased the panic in Corona Thorn. It's like a boil on the knees!

The Center is issuing bird flu warnings in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. 10,000 ducklings have died in Kottayam, Kerala, raising concerns. More than 500 crows have died in 10 districts of Madhya Pradesh. 1,600 migratory birds have died in Himachal Pradesh. In this situation, the Madhya Pradesh government has imposed a ban on the import of poultry products from Kerala.

Experts say bird flu or avian influenza is a type of bird flu. The H5N1 virus is responsible for this. The virus can enter the human body from poultry meat and eggs infected with bird flu. Migratory birds infected with the H5N1 virus can spread the disease very quickly from one place to another. Doctors are advising to be very careful about bird flu in Corona.

The Central Fisheries and Animal Welfare Department has directed all national parks and sanctuaries to be vigilant to prevent the spread of the infection. They have set up a special control room in Delhi.

Hundreds of birds have died in the last few days in Kerala, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. The Pinarayi Vijayanagara government has issued a warning to two districts of Kerala declaring bird flu a 'disaster of the state'. Numerous bird deaths have also been reported in Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

The sale of chickens and chicken eggs and fish has been banned in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district to prevent infection. Kunjilal Mina, chief secretary of the state's livestock department, said multiple crows had died due to bird flu. Not only in Jhalawar but also in the adjoining Kota and Jodhpur districts such dead crows have been rescued.

Noting the huge bird deaths in Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Kerala, the central government has asked the states to take all possible steps to curb the spread of the disease.

Preparations for the election are in full swing, the commission chief is coming to the state again

Preparations for the election are in full swing, the commission chief is coming to the state again

There are no more days left. The Election Commission has increased its activities with vote-preparation. Meanwhile, Deputy Chief Election Commissioner Sudip Jain is returning to the state. Sudip can give some guidelines in the preparatory meeting before the assembly vote. He is coming to the state for the second time before the vote.

The by-election commissioner visited South and North Bengal at the end of last December. He also held meetings with police and administrative officials. During the voting, he can give the necessary instructions again so that the election process is completed in accordance with the Kovid rules.

According to the office of the Chief Electoral Officer of the state, he is scheduled to visit the state on January 11 and 12. In the last assembly elections, there were about 6,000 polling stations in the state. The commission may add another 26,000 booths to avoid congestion and infection.

He has already held meetings with the district magistrates in the first phase on various details of vote preparation. State Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Ariz Aftab and other senior officials were present at the meeting. Risk booth mapping has been completed.

Do not return to the state Tika rehearsal, preparations are in full swing

Do not return to the state Tika rehearsal, preparations are in full swing

The Corona Ticker exercise is going to be held in the state again. If all goes well, there will be a tick rehearsal (dry run) next Friday at certain health centers in the district. At each center, 25 health workers will be given 'fake' vaccines. The corona vaccination program is going to start across the country soon.

The center has plans to vaccinate the country from January 13. Before that, it remains to be seen how many hospitals and health centers across the country are ready. On January 2, 3 health centers in the state have been practicing corona vaccine.

The whole process ends very smoothly. According to the health department, this time the vaccination exercise will be conducted in the same way in 3 health centers or hospitals in each district. In the meantime, the Government of India has given conditional clearance of Covishield and Covacin corona vaccines.

There are a number of restrictions that must be met when these two immunizations can begin. Then this exercise is aimed at completing the whole process in a smooth manner. According to the health department, all preparations have been made by the state for vaccination.

Mamata declared January 23 as 'National Day', again demanding a national holiday

Mamata declared January 23 as 'National Day', again demanding a national holiday

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This time the state government has taken a new step to celebrate the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has declared January 23 as 'National Day'. He also demanded that the day be declared a national holiday by increasing the pressure on the Center. On Monday, the Chief Minister held a virtual meeting in Navanne to celebrate Netaji's 125th birth anniversary. Monday's meeting was attended by Netaji's grandson Sugat Basu, Nobel laureate economist Abhijit Binayak Banerjee and several other dignitaries. Vice Chancellors of different universities were also present. The meeting came up with a bunch of plans to celebrate Netaji's birth anniversary. The state plans to celebrate Netaji's birth anniversary 'Deshnayak Diwas' to be celebrated on January 23 Birthday procession from Shyambazar to Red Road Sirens will be sounded across the state on January 23 at 12.15 p.m. • On that day, Mamata also requested to give conch shells and owls to the house A short film will be made about Netaji's life • Azad Hind Bahini to be formed in schools, colleges and universities • A parade will be held in honor of Netaji on 15 August In Monday's meeting, Mamata proposed to build an 'Azad Hind Bahini' monument in Netaji's name. He also proposed to create a national university in his name. Various plans have been made from the grassroots level to present Netaji to the people of the state.

A coordination committee has been formed under the leadership of Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay. Increasing pressure on the Center, Mamata said, "Personally, I don't think we have been able to do anything important with Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose." I have written to the Center to declare January 23 as Netaji's birthday as a national holiday.

That is my demand. "He also announced that the day will be celebrated as" National Day ". Last November too, Mamata wrote a letter to the Prime Minister demanding that Subhash Chandra Bose's birthday be declared a 'national holiday'. Although no decision has been made yet. Shortly before the New Year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the formation of a high-level committee to celebrate Nejati's birth anniversary on December 22. A statement from the central government on the same day said Netaji's family members, experts, historians, writers and people associated with the Azad Hind Fauj would also be on the committee.

Cooking gas cylinders can be booked in a missed call, find out the phone number

 Cooking gas cylinders can be booked in a missed call, find out the phone number

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To book cooking gas, you no longer have to call and press one button after another as directed by Interactive Voice Response (IVR). Once you make a missed call to a specific number, the inden gas cylinder will be booked. Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated the Indian Oil Corporation's service across the country. Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated the missed call service at a function in Bhubaneswar, Orissa on Friday. He appealed to the gas distribution companies so that the cylinders could be delivered to the customers' homes within hours of booking. Dharmendra Pradhan also revealed the missed call number (8454955555) for booking Indian gas cylinders. As a result, those who are not comfortable with IVR will no longer have difficulty booking gas. There will be no call charge for booking gas with missed call to 8454955555.

New Year's Eve 1340 arrested in the city, reckless-drunk 2500 drivers against the case

New Year's Eve 1340 arrested in the city, reckless-drunk 2500 drivers against the case

On New Year's Eve, a police operation was launched across the city against reckless bikers. More than a thousand accused have been arrested in various cases, including rude behavior. On Monday, the first day of the new year, there will be strict police surveillance.

On Monday, Kolkata's mercury rose a bit, but the winter mood remains. It has been eight to eighty since morning. Crowds are flocking to Kolkata's sights, including zoos, science cities, eco-parks and museums. At the same time, the crowd is increasing in night clubs, restaurants and bars. Tight security will remain in place as surveillance continues on New Year's Eve, police said. Arrangements have also been made to provide masks and sanitizers from the police booth if necessary.

According to police sources, 1,320 people have been arrested on New Year's Eve for rude behavior. 262 liters of liquor have been confiscated. Over two and a half thousand cases were also filed last night for reckless and drunk driving. 40 vehicles have been confiscated. According to the police, the festival mushroom will be under strict surveillance from morning till night. Action will be taken only if the law is violated.

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.