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Ie-Pune-03-01-2021.Pdf eye ‘A part of my THE SUNDAY EXPRESS MAGAZINE soul goes into Boredom Made the making PUNE,LATECITY Me Do It of asubtle JANUARY3,2021 performance’ Pandemic proved ennui 16PAGES,`5.00 could be the gateway to —Pankaj Tripathi re-engagingwith the world ACTOR DAILYFROM: AHMEDABAD, CHANDIGARH, DELHI, JAIPUR, KOLKATA, LUCKNOW, MUMBAI, NAGPUR, PUNE, VADODARA WWW.INDIANEXPRESS.COM PAGES 13, 14,15 PAGE 8 REGULATOR TO MAKE ASTATEMENT TODAY KEYROUNDOFTALKSTOMORROW Farm groups warn:If DayafterOxford’s,expertpanelclears demands not met, will ` 87 per kilo enter Delhi on Jan 26 ` 115 per kilo indigenousBharatBiotechvaccine ` 141 per kilo ANANYATIWARI Late-stage trial Won’t take NEWDELHI,JANUARY2 data pending, WITH THE government still to ‘BJP vaccine’, decide on twooftheir four key decision in demands, farmer unions op- Maharashtra ‘public interest’ says SP chief; posedtothe newagriculture laws Saturdaythreatenedtolead Farmer groups in Delhi on govt to attracts flak atractor rallyintoDelhi on Saturday. Amit Mehra PRABHARAGHAVAN January26ifthe demands are penalisebabus NEWDELHI,JANUARY2 notmet by then. ASADREHMAN Thegovernment and farmer of acentral MSP Act, covering 23 clocking in late AN EXPERTpanel under India’s LUCKNOW,JANUARY2 unions arescheduledtomeet crops growninthe country. topdrug regulator on Saturday again on January4to decide on At their lastmeeting on recommendedrestricted emer- SAMAJWADI PARTYpresident demandstorepeal the three December 30, the Centreagreed 3ormoredays of gency approval forCovaxin, Akhilesh YadavonSaturdaysaid newly enacted farm laws and to “decriminalise” stubbleburn- slackness will Bharat Biotech’s Covid-19vac- he would nottakethe “BJP’s vac- provision of legal guarantee on ing by excluding farmers from cine candidatethat is currently cine”, and that when “our govern- the minimum supportprice for the ambit of the ‘Commission for costaday’s leave undertesting in the country. ment” comes to power, everyone procurement —farmer unions the Air QualityManagement in The expertpanel has now would be vaccinated forfree. arepressing forthe enactment CONTINUEDONPAGE2 recommended restrictedclear- Following criticism, he sub- SANDEEPASHAR ance fortwo vaccine candidates Healthworkers during avaccinedry run at Guru TegBahadur Hospital, in NewDelhi on sequentlytweeted that he had MUMBAI,JANUARY2 in as manydays—onFriday, it Saturday. Praveen Khanna DRYRUNIN3HEALTHCENTRESINPUNEPAGE6 “full confidence” in the ability of recommendedsimilar approval scientists, but he would nottake UP farmer kills himself GOINGTOabureaucrat’s office forCovishield,the variant of the the BJP's “political vaccine”. and hearing the peon say, “Sahab Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine that “Main tohnahi lagwaunga ‘to oppose bills’; third ab taknahin aaye”will soonbea is being manufactured under li- abhi vaccine.Maineapnibaat keh thing of the past. Thatisifthe cence in India by Pune-based Free vaccine for 3crore di. Aurwoh bhi BJP lagayegi uska Maharashtragovernmenthas its Serum InstituteofIndia. bharosa karungamain? Arre, jao suicide at protest site way. Cracking the whip on habit- The recommendations in healthcare, frontline bhai. Arre, apni sarkar ayegi, sabko uallatecomers,Maharashtra has favour of Covishield and Covaxin free vaccine lagegi. HumBJP ka vac- sinceNovember28.“We received decidedtostart penalising staff, pave the wayfor Drug Controller cine nahin lagwasakte (I will not SUKRITABARUAH information thatapersonhad including senior stateemploy- General of India (DCGI) Dr VG Justastep staff: Health Minister getthe vaccine now. Iamtelling NEWDELHI,JANUARY2 diedatthe protestsiteinthe ees, whoturn up latefor work.It Somani to clear the two awaynow youaboutmyself. Am Igoingto morning, following whichapo- has decidedtostart deducting candidates foruse in the coun- of vaccinating thethirdpriority trustavaccinegiven by the BJP? AFARMER in his 70sfromUttar lice vehicle wassent. He wasde- earnedleavesoflatecomers. try’s imminent mass vaccination KAUNAINSHERIFFM group —persons aboveage 50, Oh, getlost. When our govern- Pradesh’s Rampur district killed clareddeadon arrivalatthe near- According to anew circular programme. CLEARANCE BY the NEWDELHI,JANUARY2 and persons belowage 50 with mentcomes, everyone willget himself Saturdaymorning at the esthospital,” said SP,City II issued by the Uddhav The DCGI is scheduledto CentralDrugs Standard associated comorbidities. the vaccine free),” the former Ghazipur protestsitenear the Ghaziabad, GyanendraKumar. Thackeray-ledGeneral makeastatement to the media Control Organisation's DAYS BEFORE the mass immu- “In 1stphase of Chief Minister saidatapress con- Delhi-UP border.Inapurported In his ‘suicide note’, Singh Administration Department, on the Covid-19vaccineat11am expertpanel takesavac- nisation programme againstthe #COVID19Vaccination, free ference in Lucknow. suicide note,hewrotethat he wrotethat his death would be three or more days of tardiness on Sunday. cine candidate justastep novelcoronavirus is rolledout, #vaccineshall be provided Asked aboutSaturday’s vac- wastakingthe step “to oppose his contributiontothe agitation. in amonth will leadtoforfeiture Since the beginning of the away from obtaining fi- Health MinisterDrHarsh across the nation to mostpriori- cination dryrun in the state, he the farm bills”. “Ihavecome to Delhibecause of aday’s casual leave. Further pandemic in February, the novel nal regulatoryapproval. Vardhan announcedonSaturday tisedbeneficiaries that incl[ude] said mockingly, “What Corona? According to the Ghaziabad the three farm laws…are notin those reporting latetowork coronavirus has sickenedover1 Once DCGI takesthis fi- that healthcareworkers and 1crore healthcare&2crore Who has Corona here? The gov- Police, Kashmir Singh Dass, from favour of farmers. These arenot forovernine or moredays will crore, and killednearly 1.5lakh nal step, mass vaccina- frontline workers will getthe frontline workers. Details of how ernment is notaccepting that Pashiapur villageinRampur, was beneficial to all farmers of India. see adailydeduction of people in India. tion can begin as soon as vaccine forfree. further 27 cr[ore] priority bene- thereisCorona. Then whyare foundedhanging from the ceiling Farmers want the government earnedleaves. The SubjectExpert the government is ready. The Ministersaid the govern- ficiaries aretobevaccinated theydoing this dryrun? 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