Новости за 12.06.2021

For the first time children will be part of the nation-wide serological survey to be conducted this month by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). Three districts in Odisha (Ganjam, Rayagada and Koraput) will be part of this nationwide survey.

The felines' samples were sent to the Indian Veterinary Research Institute at Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh amid reports of several big cats in captivity testing positive for the infection across the country.

"Oxygen cylinders were loaded at Visakhapatnam Port in Andhra Pradesh. On its way to Delhi, ganja was loaded onto the vehicle in Koraput district for scheduled delivery in Lucknow," Aditya Mahakur, officer-in-charge of Jeypore Sadar police station, said.

In fact, the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) had demolished a landmark circle near the PVS Circle to construct a new one on Friday. The MCC and Mangaluru Smart City Limited (MSCL) have plans to develop two roads adjacent to the circle.

Two minor sisters were found hanging from a tree in a village in Kokrajhar district of Assam with their family members claiming that they were raped and killed, police said on Saturday.

Around 40,600 spurious Covid drug favipiravir tablets were shipped from Odisha to Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh after these were brought from Noida in Uttar Pradesh to Cuttack, authorities here said on Saturday.

With Covid-19 positive numbers on steady decline in East Singhbhum, the demand for hospital beds has also gone down.

A six-month-pregnant woman was allegedly assaulted by a group of four persons in t in Gautam Buddh Nagar district's Dankaur area on Thursday evening.

A village in Payal constituency of Ludhiana, Bhikhri, has become the first village in Punjab to vaccinate all its adult population against Covid-19.

Ten years after the ‘danger’ status was removed from the Manas National Park in Assam, the persistent occurrence of wildlife crime, including tiger poaching and the confiscation of tiger parts, remains a concern, according to a UN body.

After a hike in kitchen essentials, including mustard oil and eggs, the spiralling increase in fuel price has hammered the people when the entire country has faced severe economic crisis due to Covid-induced lockdown.

After an industrial plot scheme last month, Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has now floated an IT-ITES and data centre plot scheme to bring in investments for the region.

The psychological impact of the Covid-19 second wave has severely affected people irrespective of age, bringing a new challenge for the recovered patients to bring life back to normal.

Assam cabinet minister Ashok Singhal on Friday said the state government will not consider all women borrowers for waiving off their outstanding loans taken from microfinance institutions but only those who fall within a set of eligibility criteria.

A 46-year-old man who claimed to be the president of zilla panchayat recently threatened to burn down a private hospital in Gadag town if it did not ‘immediately’ shift a Covid patient to the district hospital. When it learnt that he was an imposter and not related to the patient, the hospital handed him a unique punishment: Wear a PPE kit and work in Covid ward for a week.

A head constable has been sent to police lines after he was caught threatening a fruit seller and abusing him when the latter refused to give him two kg mangoes for Rs 100.

Complainants need not wait for hours nor make multiple rounds of police stations to meet the station head in Puri town. In compliance with the state government’s 5T (transparency, teamwork, technology, time-frame and transformation) initiative, Puri police have set 20 minutes as the maximum waiting time for a complainant to meet the inspectors in-charge (IIC)s of police stations.

The state government and the Centre have locked horns over the minimum support price (MSP) of paddy with agriculture minister Arun Kumar Sahoo on Friday reiterating the demand to fix the MSP at Rs 2,930 per quintal for Odisha.

An exchange of fire between Maoists and security forces led to the death of a Maoist at Jhanj reserve forest under Ghess forest range in Bargarh district. The slain Maoist has been identified as Ravindra, who was divisional committee member of Bargarh-Balangir-Mahasamund division. Ravindra, who belonged to Chhattisgarh, carried a Rs 5 lakh award on his head.