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Hardeep Singh Puri said on that there is nothing new in the Meanwhile, several farm- ("/*'%0$!'," Union Health Minister Twitter that those passengers *$ Centre’s latest letter to them ers also contributed to the Dr Harshvardhan said the who are found Covid positive + , seeking a date for the next hunger strike and stayed with- New Delhi: A day after authorities are keeping a close would be sent for institution- "!% ) round of talks and said they are out food for the entire day. Facebook temporarily shut watch and there is no need to al quarantine set up by the ready for talks with the gov- Reacting on the letter by down a page on the ongoing panic as the Government is States or Union Territories - $) ernment, if there is a clear solu- Agriculture Ministry Joint farmers agitation against the alert on the issue. (UTs). tion. Secretary Vivek Aggarwal, the Centre’s new farm laws, the The ban will start from “Those found negative ($ Scores of farmers from farmers’ leaders said there is protestors on Monday said Wednesday and passengers should be advised to isolate at Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, nothing new in the letter and social media was crucial for arriving from the UK in flights home for 7 days and will be /&, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, the farmers have already their movement as it allowed that will land in India by medically monitored by the ! Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and rejected the Government’s them to tell the “truth in 11.59 pm on Tuesday will States/UTs,” Puri added. Haryana continued to join the proposal to amend the new their our own words”. The undergo mandatory RT-PCR Till date, the rules stated farmers protest sites at Singhu, farm laws. social media giant had test at the airports concerned. that if an international pas- Chilla, Tikri and Ghazipur “In its letter, the Sunday evening shut down Those who test positive will be senger had a Covid negative borders across the National Government has asked us to the page of ‘Kisan Ekta sent to institutional quaran- certificate from a test done 72 Capital. discuss its proposal and convey Morcha’ that shares “official tine while the rest will be hours prior to the journey, The farmers started a day- a date to it for another round updates” on the agitation, asked to home-isolate for s/he need not undergo Covid- long relay hunger strike on of talks. only to restore it three hours seven days. 19 test again on arrival at the !" # Monday morning at all sites of Don’t they know our later following social media Several major European Indian airport. protest against the new agri demand? We just want a com- outrage. countries including France, The decision followed an Bharat Biotech, Serum Institute laws and at Singhu border, plete repeal of the new agri- The Kisan Ekta Morcha’s Germany, Italy, Belgium, the expert meeting of the Health - . " " of India and Pfizer — filed with which has become the epic culture laws,” said Abhimanyu Instagram page was also tem- Netherlands, Austria, Ireland, Ministry’s joint monitoring the Drugs Controller General centre site of the protest, a team Kohar, the farmer leader. porarily suspended. Burgalia, Denmark, Sweden, group (JMG) on Covid-19 # .'& / . of India are being examined by Switzerland, in addition to which reasoned for abundant the Covid-19 subject expert countries like Canada, Kuwait, caution as the new strain is er consideration and conduct- committee of Central Drugs Colombia, Morocco, Iran, under review. ing its trials on a sufficient Standard Control Organization Israel, Turkey were among The JMG met on Monday Parliamentary panel on sample size. (CDSCO). those that shut off travel ties to study evidence from the AMonday recommended to In a report submitted to The Parliamentary com- after Prime Minister Boris UK which said the bee strain the Government that any vac- Rajya Sabha chairman and mittee report noted that the Johnson warned that a high- was out of the country and cine against Covid-19 should Vice President M Venkaiah CDSCO has given no emer- ly infectious new strain of the was 70 per cent more infec- be granted emergency use Naidu, the Parliamentary gency use authorisation in the virus was a danger to the tious than the original. authorisation only after prop- Standing Committee on Home past, and suggested that all country. Affairs chaired by senior necessary and mandatory Saudi Arabia, notably, has Congress leader Anand requirements must be duly suspended all international Sharma said there is a need for fulfilled and all trial phases flights over the fear of the new a comprehensive public health completed. strain of law to keep tabs on private hos- “Trials on small animals, coronavirus.According to the pitals and check black-mar- human trials should be Ministry of Civil Aviation, ' ( December 22 in the metropo- keting of medicines. mandatorily undertaken on a the Government has decided lis and other Municipal The report comes even as sufficient sample size popula- that all flights originating n what will put a virtual stop Corporation areas in the State the Government considers tion…if at all emergency from the UK to India will be Ito the Christmas and New from 11 pm to 6 am, following applications of at least three authorisation would be given, suspended from 11.59 pm Year-eve celebrations in detection of a new strain of firms seeking emergency it should be given by December 22 till 11.59 pm on Mumbai and other major cities Covid in the United Kingdom. approval to roll out their vac- Government with proper con- December 31. Consequently, in the State, the Maharashtra Maharashtra Chief Minister cines against the coronavirus in sideration and caution and flights from India to the UK Government on Monday Uddhav Thackeray reviewed the India. this provision should be used will also stand suspended dur- announced the imposition of pandemic situation in the State. The Centre on last Tuesday in rarest of the rare cases,” the Detailed report on P5 & ! ' P ! ) *" + ing the period. “As a measure 14-day-long night curfew from said the applications — by report reads. - . "!0 "" # %& '&' P As it is the market was looking for an excuse to correct # " Q#&&R ', since the Indian equities have outperformed global markets *" eration index. this State. We have always ! by a wide margin in recent “Contrary to what they remained united and will con- months. All BSE sectoral day after Union Home said Bengal is number one in tinue to do so in future.” 1 5 indices also closed lower, with AMinister Amit Shah staged many fields,” she said speaking The Chief Minister earlier metal, oil and gas, utilities, real- the “biggest roadshow in about the Kanyashree, Sabuuj thanked her counterparts and ears were back on the Dalal ty, basic materials, industrials, Bengal”, Chief Minister Saathi and other projects for Opposition leaders from other 3 BStreet with renewed feroc- power and bankex falling as Mamata Banerjee has promised which the State had won inter- States saying how “the Central ity and left a trail of bloodbath much as 6.05 per cent. At the to repeat the feat by the end of national recognition. Government is interfering with 2 that eroded the investors’ BSE, 2,433 companies declined, this year leading a counter Shah had on Sunday my Government by transfer- 6 13 wealth by 6.59 lakh crore on while 592 advanced and 167 rally at Bolpur along the same attacked the TMC Government ring three IPS officers.” Monday as equities tanked remained unchanged route. The rally is likely to be for taking Bengal backwards in Thanking the Chief 1/+ after the UK reported a new The brutal bloodbath came held on December 29, party every respect. Minister’s of Punjab, Delhi, strain of the Covid-19 virus. after the UK reported a new leaders said. “Why are they telling lies to Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan n the ongoing probe into the The new strain of the coron- coronavirus strain on Sunday. Hitting out at the BJP lead- the people of the State, what gain for voicing solidarity with Imurder of five-year-old girl avirus was up to 70 per cent The Dala street took a further ership (read Shah) for deliver- they will make by telling lies,” Bengal, Mamata said federal Pari in Nayagarh district, the more contagious. cue from the European markets ing “a garbage of lies,” on Mamata said adding her party ideas were under attack in the Crime Branch’s Special The market gave no corner in the afternoon amid fear of Bengal’s development, the was committed to unity and that present situation and needed to Investigation Team (SIT) chief to hide as the 30-share BSE fresh traveling lockdown Chief Minister said, “Some it would not let people be divid- be preserved.
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