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IAF Carrying out Intensive Night-Time Operations https://www.facebook.com/centralchronicle www. centralchronicle.in CENTRAL CC Raipur, Wednesday, July 08, 2020 I Pages 08 I Price R 3.00 I City Edition I Fastest growing English Daily of Chhattisgarh UP CM has done nothing except cover up Working on portfolio allocation West Indies can’t last five days STATISTICS ON CRIME SHIVRAJ CHOUHAN BRIAN LARA IN PG-08 IN PG-06 IN PG-07 NIA arrests Naxals abduct parents of policeman Pulwama resident IAF carrying out intensive Dantewada, Jul 07: Dantewada after the district police last the police to surrender, the Srinagar: The NIA has arrested a Superintendent of Police month launched the Lon official said. "Some Naxals Pulwama resident for allegedly Naxals have ab- Abhishek Pallava said. Varratu campaign under who did not want this to providing logistical support to ter- ducted parents of a They also thrashed the which posters and ban- happen suspected that rorists involved in planning the policeman in constable's sister and ners of the rebels, who Ajay Telam was behind attack on a CRPF convoy that left night-time operations ACT COWARD 40 jawans dead in the south Dantewada district, snatched her mobile carry cash rewards on the move and therefore, Projects day-night, police said on phone before fleeing the their heads, are being put targeted his family," he Kashmir district in February last Tuesday. spot, he said. up in their native villages. said. Search was under- year, officials said on Tuesday. Bilal Ahmed Kuchey, a resident of all-weather A group of ultras The constable, who was The posters mention way for the constable's par- Kakpora of Pulwama district, is barged into the house of combat capability last year recruited in the their names and appeal to ents and the police were the seventh person to be arrested District Reserve Guard DRG, the anti-Naxal force the rebels to join the main- also trying to take the help in connection with the attack. Ladakh, Jul 07: (DRG) constable Ajay of the state police, was not stream, he said. As part of of locals to secure their re- The sawmill owner was on Telam in Gumiyapal vil- in the house as he stays in the drive, the police recent- lease, he said. Pallava said Monday produced before a desig- The Indian Air Force is lage on Monday night and his units camp in ly put up posters of some the incident shows the des- nated court in Jammu which sent projecting its capability to abducted his father Dantewada, he said. Naxals in Gumiyapal vil- peration of Naxals who him to National Investigation carry out day-and-night, Lachhu Telam (64) and Pallava said Naxals lage following which 15 to are losing their support Agency custody for 10 days, the all-weather combat mis- mother Vijjo Telam (62), seemed to be frustrated 20 ultras tried to contact base in Bastar region. officials said. sions in the Ladakh sec- tor, with front-line fighter India’s COVID-19 tally COVID-19 ACADEMIC LOSS jets, attack helicopters Indian Air Force (IAF) Apache attack helicopter at a forward and multi-mission chop- airbase near India-China border carried out night operations. pers getting airborne for ‘Fatality rate per million demanding night-time India, China armies to pull back by 1.5 km CBSE reduces syllabus missions from a forward airbase in the area even from friction points lowest in world’ as the Indian and Chinese New Delhi, Jul 07 (PTI): cases per million popula- Chinese military removed temporary infrastructure and contin- armies have kicked off a tion, while Peru has 9,070.8 by 30% for classes 9 to 12 ued gradual withdrawal of troops from face-off sites in Hot complex disengagement India's total number of cases per million people. Springs and Gogra in eastern Ladakh for the second consecu- process to defuse tensions coronavirus cases and fatal- COVID-19 tally crosses To make up for Tuesday."Looking at the ex- whelming response," along the Line of Actual tive day on Tuesday, and the Indian Army is keeping a strict vigil ities per million population 7-lakh mark: India's traordinary situation pre- Nishank tweeted. Control (LAC), people fa- on their rearward movement, government sources said. Gogra is one of the lowest in the COVID-19 tally raced past academic loss vailing in the country and "Considering the impor- miliar with the develop- and Hot Springs are among the key friction points where the world, the Union health the seven-lakh mark on the world, CBSE was ad- tance of learning achieve- ments said on Tuesday. two armies were in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation for the last ministry said on Tuesday Tuesday after a single-day New Delhi, Jul 07 (PTI) : vised to revise the curricu- ment, it has been decided to The air force’s MiG-29 eight weeks. The sources said the mutual disengagement of even as the country's infec- spike of 22,252 infections, lum and reduce course load rationalize syllabus up to 30 fighter jets, Sukhoi-30s, troops at the two friction points is likely to be completed with- tion tally went past the 7 five days after crossing the The Central Board of for the students of classes 9 per cent by retaining the Apache AH-64E attack in two days, and that there has been "substantial" withdrawal lakh-mark and the death toll six-lakh post, while the Secondary Education to 12. core concepts," he added. helicopters and CH-47F (I) of forces by Chinese military from the areas. rose to 20,160. death toll breached the (CBSE) has rationalised "To aid the decision, a Universities and schools Chinook multi-mission Referring to the WHO 20,000 mark, according to the syllabus for classes 9 to few weeks back I also invit- across the country have helicopters are among the India-China war, said one forms that can be assigned Situation Report-168' dated the Union Health Ministry 12 for the academic year ed suggestions from all edu- been closed since March 16 platforms that are under- of the persons cited to undertake “all-weather, July 6, the ministry said data. It took 110 days for 2020-21 by up to 30 per cent cationists on the reduction when the central govern- taking night missions in above. all-terrain and day/night India's COVID-19 cases per coronavirus infections in to make up for academic of syllabus for students and ment announced a country- the mountainous terrain, The IAF is sending out a missions” in the Ladakh million population is 505.37 the country to reach the loss caused due to COVID- I am glad to share that we wide classroom shutdown amid the border row in message to the adversary theatre, said former IAF as against the global aver- one-lakh, while just 49 days 19, Union HRD Minister received more than 1.5K as one of the measures to Ladakh and worst ten- that it has exploited the chief Air Chief Marshal age of 1,453.25. Chile has more to go past the seven- Ramesh Pokhriyal suggestions. Thank you, contain the COVID-19 out- sions there since the 1962 full capabilities of its plat- Fali H Major (retd). witnessed 15,459.8 COVID-19 lakh mark. 'Nishank' announced on everyone, for the over- break. ‘Munga’ plantation campaign inaugurated Ramanujnagar: CPCC state secretary Ismail Khan, zilla panchayat president Sashi Singh and villagers inaugurat- BHILAI-36GARH ed the 'Munga' plantation campaign by planting its 02 sapling in Saraipara under Ramanujnagar block. CENTRAL CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 08, 2020 SMS 3 employees all geared up to produce Special Steel Grades Youth held with cannabis Central Chronicle News proactive measures to ad- Central Chronicle News dress welfare issues at the Bhilai, Jul 07: Churning shop floor are issues that Bhilai, Jul 07: Police out an average of 30 heats the shop is dealing with, have arrested a person on per day, the Steel Melting he says. Social distancing, charges of smuggling Shop 3 (SMS 3) collective wearing masks, sanitisa- cannabis. The accused of SAIL-Bhilai Steel Plant tion of Shift office, lifts, was smuggling 4.5 kgs of is making waves by push- control room, Conference cannabis on a scooter. CSP ing up performance levels, Section. India Ltd, Pranay finds Automation jobs at the hall, shopfloor – all are (Durg) Vivek Shukla in- and raising the bar by Converter operations at Bhilai Township to be site. Staying alone is not being taken care of in formed that under the di- rolling out special grade SMS 3 are usually manned very peaceful and nice an issue for this youngster, SMS 3, he added. rections of SP Prashant steel for R260 rails. The by about 15 persons in place to reside in. who feels secure and com- Pawan Aggarwal, Dy Thakur and ASP (City) newly developed R260 each shift. Pranay Ketan Vandana Soni and fortable in Bhilai. Manager at SMS 3 is a Rohit Jha, they are con- grade rails have just the Behera, Assistant Nidhi Sangla, OCTs from Her friend and col- Metallurgical Engineer ducting a campaign “Jio right proportion of Manager (SMS 3), a 25 2015 batch are two bright league Nidhi is a pass out from IIT, BHU. Serving as Khulkar” against the ille- Vanadium, Carbon and year-old Metallurgical en- faces whom one encoun- of BIT Mesra, Ranchi. She the tapping Incharge and gal trade of narcotics and Manganese with lower gineer who dropped out of ters in Electrical Section too has experience of looking after Blowing op- intoxicants. Common peo- levels of impurities and his out M Tech course in of SMS 3.
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