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Bhopal Besides Chhindwara, Balaghat, Sehore, That Keeping in View the Flood the Brunt of Heavy Rains / B % " C " C C RNI Regn. No. MPENG/2004/13703, Regd. No. L-2/BPLON/41/2006-2008 2162$"'* 0& 0 1 20 3 4 )&0 - ' % F +1#,0!7 0F@10,A5H,0!5+7,+# ,G0-.-G#+ 5 1# 7+-,6 10 170,560A 5 56#5 * FA50+550 6#10 #0, 6#,6/5, A0,+1#A0#7A +10,#@0A1 51A07, 1*5A00G#.0*600 D + 7?822/" ;<& D0 5 0 % % &)-)-8 )7+- %% ,56 ,565 1# “Atmanirbhar Bharat”. Before 5 1# launching himself on the ‘self- itching for “self-reliance” reliance’ theme, the Prime hree of every four Covid- Pin every field, Prime Minister congratulated people T19 cases in Asia come from Minister Narendra Modi on on the range of festival across the India despite the country’s Sunday affirmed that toys be country saying how they are population of 135 crore being manufactured locally with the being played in the time of coro- less than one-third of the con- creative signature of Indian navirus pandemic. tinent’s population of 460 culture and tradition. “The kind of restraint being crore. With an eye obviously on practised across the country India’s record on testing is China, which is a big source of during this time is unprece- also dismal compared to other toys for Indian children, the PM dented, Ganeshotsav too is also Asian nations. On the yardstick said a toy can change the life of being celebrated online,” he said. of testing per million popula- a child and therefore a lot of This time around in his tions, India is way below most attention has been given on the address, the Prime Minister put Asian countries, in some cases “impact of toys on different great stress on manufacturing even 20 times less than its geo- aspects of children’s lives in the local toys bearing the stamp of graphical neighbours. country’s new education policy. Indian culture and tradition This is just the starting Modi said the global toy which could be used in the cre- point of analysing the pattern industry is of more than 7 lakh ative education of children. of the spread of coronavirus in crore rupees but regretted that “Toys should be such that Asia, and particularly in the India’s share in such a big indus- they bring out the childhood of Indian sub-continent com- try is very little. a child and also his or her cre- prising India, Pakistan, In the quest for the next ativity. Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Google, Facebook and Twitter “In the National Education Nepal and Sri Lanka. coming from India, Modi on Policy, a lot of attention has Interestingly, as many as 23 Sunday talked about several been given on the impact of Asian countries have less than homegrown apps which were apps in different categories, he Indian forces, attracting very lit- Research on the Indian toys on different aspects of chil- 20,000 total cases. Seven of the recently awarded top prizes in said, asking listeners to famil- tle expenses for their upkeep. breed dogs is also being done by dren’s lives. Asian countries did not report the AatmaNirbhar Bharat App iarise themselves with these “Our security agencies are the Indian Council of Learning while playing, even a single case on Saturday. ! " $%& ' Innovation Challenge. The apps and to connect with them. also inducting these Indian Agriculture Research with the learning to make toys, visiting Asia reported 1,03,000 Prime Minister said the youth Addressing the nation in his breed dogs as part of their secu- aim to make them better and toy factories, all these have been new cases on Saturday where- still giving hiccups. They participated enthusiastically in monthly radio talk ‘Man Ki rity squad. In the recent past, more beneficial,” Modi said in made part of the curriculum,” as India alone contributed reported 3,834; 3,614 and 3,300 ./" " the challenge. He noted that Baat’, the Prime Minister re- Mudhol Hound dogs have been his talk in which he dominant- said Modi quoting poet 78,000 of them. Overall, Asia’s cases respectively on Saturday nearly two thirds of the entries emphasised his slogan ‘be vocal trained and inducted in the ly spelled-out need for an Rabindranath Tagore. caseload stood at 68,88,876 is whereas Iran recorded 1,901 12342 were made by the youth of tier- for local’ saying people should dog squad of the Army, CISF nearly double than of India’s cases. 2 and tier-3 cities. Awards have adopt Indian breed dogs who and NSG; Kombai dogs have total.The countries which did Incidentally, much has 22 been given to around two dozen have performed excellently in the been included by the CRPF. not report a single case on been said about how people of ) &R Saturday are Magnolia, these Asian countries have NEW DELHI: With the Cambodia, Brunei, Macao, higher immunity because of Centre allowing com- Timor Leste, Oman, and Laos. climatic condition and heavy mencement of Delhi Metro ($)* * ,,-% .,, $ The Covid situation is use of anti-malaria drugs and train services from under complete control in vaccines over a period of time. September 7, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, The case of Pakistan is the Delhi Metro Rail $ Bhutan, Maldives, and several interesting. The country last Corporation (DMRC) has other countries whereas reported 1,000 plus cases — formulated a standard oper- +* Bangladesh is trying to put out 1,114 to be precise — on July ating procedure (SOP) for ,565 1# the fear of a second wave. 30. Since then in one month, mitigating people to people Pakistan reported 319 new their numbers of cases have contact. oon after Prime Minister cases on Saturday, Sri Lanka 6, steadily declined while India’s Passengers boarding Metro SNarendra Modi talked about Bhutan 11, Maldives 109, and number has been on a one-way trains won’t be able to avail making “toys for the world” in Nepal 844. Among India’s rise.Pakistan has now 2.95 lakh token system. They will be !R his Mann Ki Baat address on immediate neighbours only cases and is placed behind allowed to travel by using Sunday, former Congress chief Bangladesh reported more Bangladesh 3.8 lakh cases, smart cards only. # Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at than 2,000 cases.Iraq, the Saudi Arabia 3.13 lakh cases, Delhi Transport him saying the students Philippines, and Indonesia are and Iran 3.71 lakh cases. Of Minister Kailash Gahlot said $ expected to listen the PM’s view among some of the countries course India remains on top thermal screening will be !7!0# on the NEET and JEE exams where the Covid situation is with nearly 3.6 million cases. conducted at stations. amidst pandemic, but the PM aving already subjected to went on to chat about making Hactress Rhea Chakraborty India a toy hub. ! 89'&9: ;<===><?>&< to a marathon questioning for “Lakhs of college students , =;=8&8 &:=9 <=<:<' 27-long hours during the past protesting the conduct of JEE three days — including for nine and NEET exams during the 0 =;;'9> <&<<;:>;=9 hours on Sunday, the CBI Covid crisis would have pre- Rahul took to Twitter on - <<>:;9>;<;;?:>>= sleuths appeared to be contem- ferred a “pariksha pe charcha Sunday to announce about the ! &'&()) 7 ;;>&<; <;?8?>;9:< plating on summoning (discussion on exams)” over a video series on “how the Modi Sushant’s sisters Meethu and ( ) '('* “khilona pe charcha (discus- Government has destroyed the !'*+*, ?8<<:' *&'(?>'';8 Priyanka Singh for questioning ) sion on toys)”, Rahul Gandhi Indian economy” with a short 6 ?>:89> <'?8?;?'=& in the coming days on the late tweeted. Despite speculations, clip where he states how ! ?<>'?< &&;?':&:& actor’s mental condition and the run-up months to the tioned for nine more hours for The PM did not speak a word demonetisation, “flawed GST” ),'' ?;<':' 8999&':> other issues in the run-up to his actor’s death, whether she — as the third consecutive day. about the upcoming NEET and the coronavirus lockdown alleged suicide. a stay-in friend — was giving The CBI officials also and JEE exams. have hit the national economy. !,-,- 0 ?'<8:> ;898:<'9 During her questioning medicines to Sushant, whether questioned Rhea’s brother Rahul has been continu- The first video will be out @) :>?>> ;:&;8<&'? on Saturday and Sunday, Rhea she had either given directly or Showik Chakraborty for the ously criticising the at 10 am on Monday on all his ?'':<= >'?&><;< —who has been accused by administered drugs to Sushant, fourth consecutive day. Like Government over various social media channels.. 5( % Sushant’s family members of whether she had received they have been doing more for issues and the latest in his series “I will give you three big A ) 9';;8 ?''>&'>9> abetting the actor’s suicide — money from the actor and more than 10 days now, the of attacks comes amid protests examples right now — demon- 622 2"2 "2$2"2 - 8<9>> ;&9 =<8>8 ?'<'8 ?8& is understood to have been whether she was taking finan- CBI officials also grilled from students and Opposition etization, flawed GST and the 1 &<;9; &=&=9&:' repeatedly questioned on cial and career decisions for the Sushant’s cook Neeraj Singh parties over the decision to lockdown,” Rahul said in a 26- # ?;8;' ;&> Sushant’s mental condition in deceased actor.Rhea was ques- and others. hold JEE and NEET this week. second clip. @ >??' ;?9 ! &;=<< ?<'&===>< !"## $R % & '('(% ### & '# ,$ $ - *+ * ) . $ 10 # # ,565 1# hief Minister Shivraj Singh CChouhan inspected the .0!!7 neither New Delhi’s nor of he first phase of the Census flood affected areas of the ! anyone across the border.
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