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Higher Infant Death Rates in Tribal Districts Than Shahdol Regd. No. Indore MP/ICD 216/2018-2020 INDORE BHOPAL UJJAIN MUMBAI PUNE (" '*'"( ($% & ($&' ' ' '! %#" ) Govt mulls over I-T report, CM consults ‘Stopping loans to youths under BJP leaders CM scheme to harm interests’ #$/2(113$#.0#$012. NOT A SINGLE -*$017".,,(22$$2.12./ ((!( The state government has YOUTH GOT LOAN "#'(&& begun to mull over the in- #(1!301(-& ,.3-213-#$0 .3(%#411%.36%!1./3 &)&" come-tax report. 34 #' 6,(.) - 2(++ %5%.!2).',%6/43((!2 )&- Chief Minister Shivraj '/3,/!.23/%23!",)2(()2 (! #($ Singh Chouhan discussed %302'$0.0#$01 5%.341%(%$%0!13-%.3 ,%&''' about the report with party’s (!2./3%5%.!,,/#!3%$ *+'$# state unit president VD 3(%0(62)#!,!.$&).!.#)!, ###( Sharma and organisational 3!1'%32&/13(%6%!1 (' secretary Suhas Bhagat on The state government has .$%13(%4+(6! 386 test +ve, 3 Infant deaths reported in '%!!-# Sunday. Statements are be- issued orders to banks to !.31) 45!$(!-) Shahdol district may have (&!'(&(' ing issued that an FIR stop disbursing loans to /*!.!,/!.2/&2 deaths in city created shockwaves in the $ should be registered against youths. The Congress has ,!+(3/2#1/1%!1% Positive percentage is7.8 state, but in reality, tribal dis- ,&%(' former chief minister Ka- criticised the government ')5%.//"3!).3(%,/!. !.%.31%01%.%41(!23/ 82&3=&8 tricts, such as Mandla and mal Nath, his colleagues and decision. $%0/2)33(%-!1'). 5&9.*3989*89*)4;.) Balaghat, have a higher rate &%&"($%&$&*&" The department of micro, -/.%6!.$(!23/0!6 548.9.;*4:94+ 8&251* of infant deaths. In Mandla !!&&%! Confusion over names small and medium industry ).3%1%23/.3(%,/!. 7*547987*(*.;*)43":3)&= and Balaghat, the infant #'%*&7*(43):(9.3,&8:7;*=.3 has issued the orders to the of party-hoppers .$%13(%4+(6! !&9*4+548.9.;*5&9.*398<&8 death rate is 15%, while, in 9-*89&9*(4;*7.3,9-*.3+&398@ State-Level Bankers’ Com- #-*,4;*732*39.8.3& !.31)%,&-0,/6-%.3 7*(47)*)&9&3)949&1 Shahdol, the figure is 13%. (43).9.43&3)14(&17*&8438%-*9-*7 mittee (SLBC) to stop dis- ).1*22&4;*79&0.3,&(9.43 #(%-%,/!.2/&2 3:2'*74+548.9.;*7*&(-*) However, in general, Mad- 97.'&1).897.(9847&3=49-*7).897.(9 bursing amounts under the 439-*7*5479'*(&:8*4+ 3/2,!+(!1% #-7**)*&9-8<*7* hya Pradesh has a 12%-13% 9-*8:7;*=<.11-*15:8034<9-* CM Yuva Udhaymi, an em- Balaghat 15 Betul11 9-48*1*&)*78<-4-&;* ')5%..%(!23/$%0/2)3 &1847*5479*)9&0.3,941194 infant death rate. In most 7*&1.9=&3)7*&8438'*-.3)9-*)*&9-8 ployment and agriculture Mandla 15 Hoshangabad 10 )*+*(9*)949-* #-*.7 /&3(%-!1'). 84+&7((47).3,949-* places, it is 11%-13%, while a entrepreneur scheme, until Shahdol13Sidhi 10 3&2*8-&;*+.,:7*).39-* -/.%6!.$(!23/0!6 ':11*9.37*1*&8*)'= few places have a 10% infant ! &( further orders. Chhindwara 12 Khargone 09 7*5479#-*7*+47*&3! 0%1#%.3).3%1%23!..4!,,6 7*547984+949&18&251*8 death rate. &$&! "%&"&&$ The decision was taken by Barwani 11 Umaria 08 -&8&18494'*7*,.89*7*) .$%13(%4+(6! 7*(*.;*)9.11":3)&=3.,-9 The infant mortality rate %&$&%(&$&%&#$)& the department at a meet- Seoni 11 Alirajpur 08 &,&.3899-48* 8<-4 !.31)1)2(!+$(!-) <&8 82&3=&8 in Madhya Pradesh is 48 per ",%!!&&% ! ing held on December 14; -&;*/4.3*) +9-*2 ,/!.2/&2,!+(3/2 8&251*8<*7*9*89*) 1,000. The current infant $" #!%"'&&%"$& the order was released on 9-7**&7*2.3.89*78#&0.3, #1/1%!1%')5%. 3*,&9.;*43":3)&= mortality rate for India '$0$(1 #$ 2'0 2$(-' '#.+- "!%! "%&&$%&$&%+ Friday. (2020) is 29.848 deaths per #'%*&7*897*3,9-*3.3,9-* &(9.43&,&.3899-*22&= Congress state media *5&792*39-&89&0*3 .4$,!$0(-% -215$0$ #,(22$#2. 7&991*9-* ,4;9 247*8&251*8+479*89.3, 1,000 live births, a 3.48% de- .3+7&897:(9:7*&3)2&354<*7 vice-president Bhupendra youths by closing the .3(1:).3, !# ! cline from that in 2019. The 2'$ '$(-% -21 0$!0.3&'2%0.,2'$ <-*7*;*79-*7*.8&3**)947*)7*88 Gupta alleged that, on the scheme in this corona pan- 8&251*8&3) !&5.) infant mortality rate for In- 1300.3-#(-&#(120("211.2'$-3,!$0.%(-% -2 8:(-(4251&.398 against three police offi- one hand, the state gov- demic situation. dia in 2019 was 30.924 deaths cers.Sharma demanded that ernment portrays them- 39.,*3#*89882&3=&8 #$ 2'115$++1 7 5&9.*398&7*,4.3, per 1,000 live births, a 3.36% "'$ "(& !( FIR should be registered selves as friends of youths ‘Upgrading the schemes’ :3)*797*&92*39.3;&7.4:8 decline from that in 2018. %'$"!!")!&!!&& against the guilty on the ba- and various schemes were ‘We wanted to make -485.9&184+9-*(.9=#49&1 Mandla’s SNCU in-charge , Dr Rotela, admitted in December; so far, four $&%#$!&'&!&"&$ sis of the Election Commis- launched to lure them in changes in the present 5&9.*398-&;*'**3 said, “ Mandla has a 15% death rate in deaths have been reported.” &$%&$&%&"!&"!% "$ sion’s letter to the govern- the by-elections. But schemes to make them ).8(-&7,*)84+&782&3= the district and most of it is due to be- Similarly, Balaghat’s SNCU in-charge, #&&")&%*"'$%&$&*&" ment. The government, how- now, when the youths and more effective. So, we have &85&9.*398<*7*&))*) ing underweight. Their lungs do not de- Dr Ashutosh, said, “We have over a 15% !!&&% ever, is in a dilemma over the their parents had voted for decided to have a small 949-*).8(-&7,*)5&9.*398 velop, so they suffer from acute respi- death rate in the district. In November, #'%*-&;*7*24;*)9-* issue. The officers have sug- the BJP, the government break; the schemes will be 1.8943":3)&=&8 ratory problems. So, the death rate is 270 infants were admitted and 28 infants &3)(.;.18:7,*43.3"-&-)414;*7 gested Chouhan that further has put the scheme on launched shortly in a new 7*(43(.1.&9.43&3) higher in our district. Hundred and ten died. We need more infrastructure at the .3+&39)*&9-8':97*24;&14+&3= action should be taken only hold. and fresh shape’ 5&9.*398).8(-&7,*) infants were admitted to the SNCU in SNCU. Some parents also take away their 4++.(.&1)4*83498*7;*9-*5:7548* after a thorough inquiry into He added that the govern- November, while 50 infants have been infants to other hospitals.” the report. ment had betrayed lakhs of PM Oli gets Nepal Parl dissolved NiMo's bro Nehal *5&18 Shah denounces Didi's 'fiefdom' politics charged with $2.6m Farmers take cue from Modi’s Covid optics *2'&991*) 7.2*.3.89*7 "-&72&1.43":3)&=857&3, &8:757.8*43-.87.;&18&3),49 BOLPUR: Having dented Mamata Baner- fraud in New York Why is PM Modi silent on deaths of 33 9-* 7*8.)*3994).8841;* jee's citadel a day before, a triumphant New York: Nehal Modi, protesting farmers: Congress Amit Shah drove through the Bolpur city brother of Nirav Modi, has &71.&2*39&(43974;*78.&1 1&2.3,9-**397*+479-*)*&9-4+ centre on Sunday like a victor amid show- been indicted for fraudu- 24;*&2.)89&574143,*) +&72*78):7.3,9-*.743,4.3,5749*899-*43,7*8843":3)&= ers of petals and chants of 'Jai Shri Ram'. lently obtaining diamonds 9:881*+4754<*7'*9<**3 6:*89.43*) 4).88.1*3(*439-*.88:*&2.)9-*+&72*78 The architect of BJP's resurgence in the worth over $2.6 million -.2&3)+472*757*2.*7 8.9.3439-**1-.'47)*788.3(*4; :8-5&&2&1&-&1 state once considered a Left bastion and from a company in Manhat- > 7&(-&3)&?<.9-.39-*7:1.3, then Mamata Banerjee's fiefdom, asserted tan. Nehal, 41, is charged in Tomar may meet farmers soon: Shah ).85*38&9.43 7*8.)*39.)=& the saffron party will form the next gov- a New York Supreme Court Agitating farmers have de- $3.43,7.(:19:7*.3.89*7&7*3)7&".3,-#42&7 *;.-&3)&7.).8841;*) ernment with over 200 seats. West Bengal indictment with Grand Lar- cided to take a cue from none <.111.0*1=2**9+&72*7:3.438&,.9&9.3,&99-*'47)*784+9-* 4:8*4+!*57*8*39&9.;*8&9 has a 294-member assembly. He attacked ceny in the First Degree, other than PM Modi to drive 3&9.43&1(&5.9&1+477*5*&14+9-7**+&721&<8.3&)&=479<4 1.87*(422*3)&9.43&3) the Banerjee govt over "corruption, extor- Manhattan District Attor- their message home. They 42*.3.89*72.9"-&-8&.)43":3)&= tion, and Bangladeshi infiltration" patron- ney Cy Vance, Jr. said. have accordingly appealed to &334:3(*)2.)9*72,*3*7&1 *1*(9.43.357.1&=& ised by "bhatija", a reference to TMC MP "While diamonds maybe all and sundry to bang uten- baat, ’’ said Swaraj India the optics marked by the )*(.8.439*72*) and Mamata's nephew Abhishek Banerjee.
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