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Oxford Vaccinegets JAIPUR l SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2021 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 2 l Issue No. 207 MEHBOOBA DEMANDS AN “IMPARTIAL RABRI DEVI CLAIMS NITISH’S WRIT INVESTIGATION” INTO THE KILLING OF NO LONGER RAN IN THE BIHAR GOVT P5 THREE IN ENCOUNTER AT LAWAPORA AS BJP CALLING THE SHOTS P6 OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, AHMEDABAD & LUCKNOW 10°C - 20°C www.firstindia.co.in | www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia | instagram.com/thefirstindia STARTING NEW YEAR WITH A PRAYER Devotees maintain social distance as they offer prayers inside a Church Devotees burn incense sticks as they offer prayers on the first day of the New Year at Latashil Ganesh Mandir, in A devotee takes holy dip in the sacred pond at the Golden Temple amid in Ahmedabad on Friday. Guwahati on Friday. —PHOTOS BY PTI fog, in Amritsar on Friday. GST collections hit record high of Oxford vaccine gets over `1.15 lakh crore in Dec 2020 New Delhi: The gross The government set- goods and services tax tled Rs 23,276 crore to panel nod on dry run eve (GST) revenue collect- CGST and Rs 17,681 The Serum Institute of India is making the vaccine Covishield ed in the month of De- crore to SGST from cember 2020 was Rs IGST as regular settle- developed by Oxford University and pharma major AstraZeneca 1,15,174 crore of which ment. The total revenue CGST was Rs 21,365 earned by the Union New Delhi: An expert crore, SGST was Rs government and the panel on COVID-19 of 4 more cases 27,804 crore, IGST was state governments after the Central Drugs of new corona Rs 57,426 crore (in- regular settlement in Standard Control Or- cluding Rs 27,050 the month of December ganisation (CDSCO) on strain found crore collected on im- 2020 was Rs 44,641 crore Friday recommended port of goods) and cess collected on goods im- turns filed for Novem- for CGST and Rs 45,485 grant of permission for New Delhi: Four cases was Rs 8,579 crore (in- ports). The total num- ber up to December 31, crore for the SGST. restricted emergency of the highly conta- cluding Rs 971 crore ber of GSTR-3B Re- 2020, was 87 lakhs. Turn to P6 use of Oxford COVID-19 gious mutant strain of vaccine Covishield in the coronavirus were India, subject to certain detected in the country Now Suvendu’s regulatory provisions, on Friday, Union Health Modi lays foundation stone of official sources said. Ministry has informed. brother quits As for Bharat Bio- The total of those af- tech, the Subject Expert fected by the strain - Light House Projects in 6 states TMC to join BJP Committee (SEC) on PRIORITY TO DOMESTIC MARKET first found in the United Kolkata: Days after re- COVID-19 of the CD- The Serum Institute and the government are yet Kingdom - has reached New Delhi: Prime Min- bel Trinamool leader and SCO asked the firm to to sign any purchase agreement of the vaccine, 29, it added. ister Narendra Modi on former Bengal minister expedite volunteer re- though the world’s largest manufacturer of vac- Out of the four cases, Friday said the Light Suvendu Adhikari quit cruitment for the ongo- cines has said it will give priority to its domestic three were found in a House Projects being Mamata Banerjee’s par- ing clinical trial and market. Exports will come later, mostly to South Bengaluru lab, while executed with modern ty and joined the BJP, his said it may conduct in- Asian and African nations. one was detected in a technologies in six youngest brother, too, terim efficacy analysis lab in Hyderabad, states will show a new switched sides and today for further considera- sources said. direction to the hous- joined the saffron camp. tion of restricted emer- tional safety, immuno- cy use authorisation So far, 10 cases have ing construction sector Soumendu Adhikari gency use approval for genicity and efficacy (EUA) for their shots on been detected by labs in in the country and fur- was a Trinamool coun- its vaccine Covaxin, data from SII and Wednesday, and met Delhi, 10 by a Bengalu- ther strengthen coop- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses during the foundation cillor and chairperson they stated. Bharat Biotech, deliber- again on Friday to re- ru lab, one in West Ben- erative federalism. stone laying ceremony of Light House Projects under the Global of the Kanthi munici- The SEC, which ear- ated on their applica- view the matter. gal, three in Hyderabad Modi laid the founda- Housing Technology Challenge-India (GHTC-India) at six sites pality in East Midnapore lier had sought addi- tions seeking emergen- Turn to P6 Turn to P6 tion stone Turn to P6 across six states, via video conferencing, in New Delhi. district, Suvendu Adhi- kari’s home turf. Sum- marily removed from that post last week, he Vaccine dry run at four Awaiting inclusion in PCC, Congmen confused joined the BJP today with at least a dozen other Trinamool coun- places in Jaipur today cilors in the presence of Vikas Sharma of CMHO Dr Narottam as ‘reorganisation’ list goes into overtime! Suvendu Adhikari at a rally at Kanthi’s Dormi- Jaipur: The dry run Sharma. 25 health Aditi Nagar of corona vaccine will workers will be called Incharge Ajay Maken it is now the New Year, tary Ground. be conducted at four at each center for the who, in an interview to but the new committee Two other members of places in the state drill during which cold New Delhi: For nearly PTI, said that the reor- is nowhere to be seen. the Adhikari family are capital on Saturday for chain management, the better part of two ganization will be com- This has made workers still Trinamool MPs - Su- which all the prepa- supply of vaccine, months, Congress work- pleted by 31t December and party leaders ques- vendu Adhikari’s father rations have been storage, logistics ers and renowned lead- after the high command tion the situation and Sisir and brother Diby- completed. As part of and other arrange- ers had been making an directed in this regard. the assurances given at endu - something that the pan-India dry run, ments will be tested. all out effort to be ‘recog- This had again raised regular intervals. Abhishek Banerjee, Tri- rehearsal will be done Apart from Jaipur, the nised’ and included in hopes of scores of prob- Now the million-dol- namool MP and Mamata at JK Lon hospital, department is planning the much awaited PCC’s ables who made a re- lar question, doing Banerjee’s nephew, had Banipark urban PHC, dry run at Jodh- new committee. When newed effort to be ‘visi- rounds in Congress cir- mocked Suvendu Adhi- Manipal hospital, and pur, Ajmer, Bikaner, all hope seemed lost, due ble’. While all out con- cles, is, whether Maken kari about on Saturday. Achrol CHC from 9 am. Bhilwara, Banswara to delay in the process as firmation at every step will expedite the pro- Ms Banerjee had said a The preparations were and Karauli and the a result of the political was given that the final cess and get the an- man who can’t make the finalised at the centers state has requested the happenings, a flicker of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot along with AICC General Secretary list will be out by 31st nouncements done in lotus bloom in his own under the monitoring centre for this. motivation was provid- Rajasthan incharge Ajay Maken and PCC chief Govind Singh December, but Decem- the next couple of days? house is trying to do so ed by General Secretary Dotasara. —FILE PHOTO ber came and went and Moreover, Turn to P6 across West Bengal. RAJASTHAN www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia JAIPUR | SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 2021 02 RHB ALL GEARED TO ACHIEVE NEW MILESTONES IN 2021 RHB CREATED A UNIQUE IDENTITY ACROSS THE COUNTRY DUE TO THE INNOVATIONS LIKE E-AUCTION, WEDNESDAY AUCTION FESTIVAL UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF COMMISSIONER PAWAN ARORA Shivendra Parmar YEAR AHEAD COVID VACCINATION A BIG TASK Jaipur: The Rajasthan AHEAD IN HEALTH SECTOR Housing Board created a unique identity across 2021 Vikas Sharma the country due to the innovations like e-auc- Tourism hopes Jaipur: The health tion, Wednesday auction sector has seen the festival under the lead- to sail through most turbulent times ership of Commissioner with govt help in 2020 due to the co- Pawan Arora. The board rona pandemic. The made double interna- Nirmal Tiwari year ahead if hoping tional records of selling for some relief more houses in less time Jaipur: The Rs 15,000 through vaccination. through e-auction and crore tourism indus- Having appointed indicated that more Wednesday auction fest try went for a toss in nearly 2800 doctors in doctors and medical and earned record reve- 2020 due to the Coro- the last two years, officers would be in- nue of Rs 1800 crore in na crisis. Raj every health minister ducted in the service just one year. In 2021 year attracts millions Raghu Sharma has in near future. also, the board expects to of tourists but 2020 achieve new records in brought unprecedent- z Nearly 5 lakh health warriors will be vaccinated the real estate sector. ed trouble for the sec- for Covid-19 in the first phase tor, which provides z Land acquisition and lease z Data of nearly 3.5 lakh doctors, nursing staff direct and indirect committee will be set up to and paramedical staff has been updated online jobs to 10 lakh people.
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