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Raipur Have Recovered from the Virus 0 1 @1 #(+* A! * A!A RNI Regn. No. CHHENG/2012/42718, Postal Reg. No. - RYP DN/34/2013-2015 !/"$!%*5,( 2//23 42)$(5 62)7, ( 2 1 1> D $> > 2 $ ? 2120 1>2 2 ? D E - D B 785!!& 68; B 2# !!( ) 1,)13139 *16 Q In Punjab, agitating farm- contact during the campaign. ers blocked roads, including With this announcement, housands of protesting highways. Road blockades the Model Code of Conduct Tfarmers spilled on the caused hardships to commuters comes into force in the State. streets in several parts of the in both States and life to a he Election Commission of Bihar’s 243-member Assembly country hitting normal life standstill in Bathinda, TIndia on Friday is set to expire on November and rail and road traffic in a big Jalandhar, Patiala, Moga, announced that elections for 29, 2020. way as part of their “Bharat Ferozepur, Fazilka, Barnala, 243 Assembly seats in Bihar However, the dates for by- bandh” protest against the farm Faridkot, Muktsar, Mansa, will take place in three phases polls to 64 Assembly con- bills. Bathinda and other districts of — first on October 28, second stituencies and one parlia- Massive protests were seen Malwa belt. on November 3 and the third mentary seat will be in parts of Punjab, Haryana, Farmers accompanied by on November 7 — while announced next week on Bengaluru, Tamil Nadu, their family members, includ- counting of all votes will take Tuesday (September 29), after Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, ing mothers, wives and daugh- place on November 10. the EC reviews the objections Bihar, Telangana, etc. ters converged in large num- The EC announced the of some States to the timing of After holding separate bers at various places in poll schedule rejecting the the polls. protests, farmers under the Amritsar, Ferozepur, Barnala P demand for postponement of The Bihar Assembly elec- banners Bharti Kisan Union and staged sit-in and held ! " # $% the polls by political parties tions are crucial for the BJP as Krantikari, Kirti Kisan Union, demonstrations at all the entry due to coronavirus pandemic it has suffered electoral set- Bharatiya Kisan Union (Ekta points. Shops, commercial Punjabi singers, including testers against the farm Bills. and flood in the State. backs after retaining power at Ugrahan), Kisan Mazdoor establishments and vegetable Harbhajan Mann and Ranjit Punjab farmers blocked The Assembly polls in the Centre with a bigger major- Sangharsh Committee and markets at many places Bawa, took part in a farmers’ the Sangrur-Patiala, Bihar will be the biggest voting ity in 2019. It was unable to BKU (Lakhowal) with support remained shut. Shopkeepers protest in Nabha. Farmers at Chandigarh-Bathinda and exercise in the world to be held form the Government in of political parties, including have been appealed to keep several places in the State Ambala-Rajpura-Ludhiana in the time of coronavirus. Maharashtra despite emerging the Congress, the RJD and the their shops shut in support of started gathering on roads to and Moga-Ferozepur roads. There will be an extra voting as the single largest party fol- Trinamool Congress, as well as farmers. Buses of the State- stop the movement of traffic. In Patiala, essential supplies, hour, separate voting for Covid lowing disagreements with its 10 central trade unions blocked owned Pepsu Road Transport Women protesters under the including milk and poultry passed by the Government to patients, suspects and those in oldest ally, Shiv Sena, over highways, railway tracks, dis- Corporation (PRTC) remained banner of the Kisan Mazdoor supply, were hit as farmers held improve the lives of farmers, quarantine, and no physical power-sharing. rupted traffic and brought life off-road. The supply of essen- Sangharsh Committee took blockades on roads leading to n day the farmers called labourers and those in the to a standstill in several parts tial commodities was hit badly out a protest march in the city. Ofor a Bharat bandh to footpath market “Rehri-patri of the country. across Punjab. The supply of Amritsar. Hundreds of farmers held protest the Modi Government’s wale”. They have been aligned According to reports, milk was also partially affect- A 33-second video shot on a protest and blocked the farm sector legislations, Prime with the banking system, farmers blocked highways ed in many areas. the Amritsar-Pathankot high- Sangrur-Patiala highway. In Minister Narendra Modi on “receiving loan, salary or pen- which include Chandigarh- In Muktsar, SAD chief way shows some protesters Moga, farmers blocked the Friday exhorted the BJP work- sion”, he said. Delhi, Amritsar Delhi, Delhi- Sukhbir Singh Badal led a making way for an ambulance. rail and road traffic on the ers to create awareness about He drew the attention of Dehradun, Ayodhya Lucknow, tractor march from his Badal A group of protesters, holding national highway at Dagru vil- the Government’s enactments the BJP workers and leaders to Baghpat-Badayun, village residence. While he placards, clear up the road as lage on the border of Moga and of the new laws and “authentic the New Education Policy Bommanahalli on Karnataka- drove the tractor, wife and for- the ambulance followed by a Ferozepur districts. efforts” made by it for the bet- (NEP) which has been brought Tamil Nadu highway. mer Union Minister Harsimrat car move ahead. Some of the Meanwhile, Haryana farm- terment of the lives of farmers out after 30 years and asked Meanwhile, farmers from Kaur Badal sat beside him. farmers are seen sitting on a ers blocked the Rohtak-Jhajjar and labourers. them to organise meets of five Punjab have extended the rail Sukhbir led a tractor march tractor, while some trucks are road. Farmers held protests at The Prime Minister said to seven days to analyse NEP roko agitation till September from his residence in Badal vil- blocking the road. In Barnala, several places, including the BJP has fulfilled its “major and the benefits which could 29. lage to Lambi. Prominent a tractor was set on fire by pro- Rewari and Yamunanagar. promises” including that on be drawn from it with edu- Article 370 and construction of cated people. “Ram temple” at Ayodhya. Remembering Upadhyaya, Addressing BJP workers Modi said post-Independence and leaders through video when the country was trying to conference on the day of the adopt foreign model of devel- birth anniversary of the party opment, the late leader stressed ideologue Pandit Deen Dayal on the indigenous way of eco- ! "# Upadhyaya, the Prime nomic, social, and cultural Minister listed progressive laws development. 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The 74-year-old maestro pandemic, the singer, who 6):4)=;5 :)88;6)44)=6= mowed down allegedly by a Unlike in active vaccina- breathed his last at a corporate rendered more than 40,000 > 6)=4)=58 76=4)8;):96 speeding cluster bus on tion, passive vaccination hospital in Chennai at 1.04 pm songs in 16 languages, suc- Thursday night in Northeast involves the administration of on Friday. cumbed to the condition. (5)*1)*22 1 4)74)86< 4)=7=4);=)48= Delhi’s Nand Nagri area. ready-made antibodies, which means of laboratory tests, they SPB, as he was known Balasubramaniam is sur- +)4*)15, 4)<;)757 7744)84);4= “It was found that the dri- are degraded after some time. were able to narrow this num- among friends and fans, was vived by his wife, son, and 4)8<)9<: 86;4)9;)4:4 ver of the cluster bus, while However, the effect of a ber down to a few antibodies admitted to the city’s MGM daughter. “Humility personi- going down the Mandoli fly- passive vaccination is almost that were particularly effective Hospital on August 5 when he fied” that was how the film $ 4)8=)59; 898 4)44)96< over towards Bhaupura Border immediate, whereas with an at binding to the virus. was diagnosed with Covid-19. world and music lovers ?% 4)9=)954 9)95:4)4=);5= at main Wazirabad Road, lost active vaccination it has to The researchers then pro- He was later put on ventilator described SPB who was a % 4)6:)<9= 4):464)=:)677 control over the vehicle,” build up first, the researchers duced these antibodies artifi- and ECMO. After days, SPB’s recipient of Padma Shri and Deputy Commissioner of said. The research, published in cially using cell cultures. condition became stable and Padma Bhushan awards. 4)6=);<7 4)6<94)=4)6<9 Police Ved Prakash Surya said. the journal Cell, also shows that The so-called neutralis- 4)4<);77 6)4;659)697 The bus crossed the foot- some SARS-CoV-2 antibodies ing antibodies bind to the path towards left side and hit bind to tissue samples from virus, as crystallographic a truck and later hit an eggs various organs, which could analysis reveals, and thus pre- '( ) cart, he said.
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