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We rime Minister Narendra Friday as he hailed must remain vigilant and unit- PModi on Friday for the first ‘Bangabandhu’ Sheikh Mujibur ed to counter them,” he added. time boarded the Air India Rahman’s leadership and the Modi recalled the role One aircraft to fly to contributions of the Indian played by the Indian Army in Bangladesh. The newly- Army in Bangladesh’s 1971 Bangladesh’s freedom war. inducted custom-made Boeing Liberation War against Pakistan. “I salute the brave sol- 777 aircraft has been acquired Addressing the main gold- diers of the Indian Army who to facilitate VVIP movements en jubilee celebrations of stood with the brothers and within India and on state vis- Bangladesh’s Independence and sisters of Bangladesh in its abroad. the birth centenary of its Muktijuddo. Those who gave The B777 aircraft, which founder here in the presence of their blood in Muktijuddo, has registration number VT- his counterpart Sheikh Hasina sacrificed themselves, and ALW, was delivered by Boeing and President Abdul Hamid, played a very big role in real- to the Indian Government in Modi said both nations possess ising the dream of independent October last year. President airport around 10.30 am on Force One in terms of securi- the power of democracy, with Bangladesh,” said Modi, who Ram Nath Kovind inaugurat- Friday, officials said. ty measures. a clear vision to move forward. was wearing a “Mujib Jacket” ed Air India One when he Another custom-made The planes are to fly only “That India and as tribute to Bangladesh’s boarded the B777 aircraft on its B777 aircraft, with registration President, Vice President and Bangladesh move forward Father of the Nation, said that inaugural flight to Chennai in number VT-ALV, was also Prime Minister. These two together is equally important Bangabandhu had a mes- November 2020. delivered by the American air- aircraft were part of Air India’s for the development of this merising personality and was The aircraft, which has craft giant to the Indian commercial fleet for a few entire region,” said Modi, who blessed with an unwavering call sign AI1 or Air India One, Government in October last months in 2018 before they is visiting Bangladesh on his commitment to further human departed from Delhi around 8 year. Both of them will be on were sent back to Boeing for first trip to a foreign country empowerment. *" * $ am and landed at the Dhaka par with the US President’s Air retrofitting for VVIP travel. ! " Centre for Disease Control # (NCDC). The team also has experts from the AIIMS, also said silence prevailed on Raipur and All India Institute onsidering the “grim” pan- the LoC for the first time in the of Hygiene and Public Health. Cdemic situation and the ndia and Pakistan on Friday last five to six years. At the The team to Chandigarh is led need to prevent the spread of Ireviewed the ceasefire situa- same time, he cautioned that by Additional Secretary and Covid-19 across the country, tion on the Line of Control the terror infrastructure, Financial Adviser in the the Road Transport Ministry (LoC) in Jammu & Kashmir including terrorist launch-pads Textiles Ministry Vijoy Kumar has again advised enforce- and agreed to maintain peace on the Pakistani side, remained n the wake of sharp surge in Singh and also has experts ment authorities to treat as and continue the dialogue intact. ICovid-19 cases in drawn from the RML Hospital valid all the vehicle related process. This meeting between The meeting last month Chhattisgarh and Chandigarh, and the Safdarjung Hospital in documents such as fitness, the Brigadiers of the two was held between the Director the Union Health Ministry has Meanwhile, a record 5.5 New Delhi, it said. permit, registration and dri- Armies was the first one since Generals of Military rushed there two high-level crore people have been vacci- These teams will work with ving licence whose validity both the sides on February 24 Operations (DGsMO) where- multidisciplinary teams even as nated through 9,01,887 sessions the respective Governments expired on February 1, 2020, agreed to uphold ceasefire on in both the Armies agreed to there has been big spurt in throughout the country of the State and the UT to or would expire by June 30, the 750-km long LoC. adhere to the 2003 ceasefire infection in Maharashtra, according to a provisional ascertain the reasons behind 2021. The crucial meeting came pact on the LoC. The truce Punjab, Karnataka and Gujarat report till 7 am on Friday. the surge, assist in undertaking The Road Ministry has after Amy Chief General MM was called in order to avoid taking the total daily tally to The Ministry said the team gap analysis and recommend said all such vehicle-related Naravane on Thursday said not casualties of innocent citi- above 62,000. At least 257 peo- to Chhattisgarh is headed by Dr requisite Covid-19 control, and documents may be treated to a single shot was fired since the zens on both sides of the ple died on Friday. SK Singh, Director, National containment measures. be valid till June 30, 2021. agreement last month. He border. $%& %'( ! " tions, but after a few minutes, “In more than 20 districts in several places in Punjab. At a the stations were reopened. Bihar, more than 200 places in few places in Haryana too, ! )% he 12-hour nationwide A railway spokesperson Punjab and also in Haryana, shutters were down in support TBharat Bandh call given by said four Shatabdi trains were people made the Bandh a big of the Bandh. People protested farmers to protest against the cancelled, 35 other passenger success. In Karnataka and at Attari, near the Indo-Pak " three controversial farm laws trains were detained and the Andhra Pradesh as well, the border, blocking the National ( * %+,- "" * " received good response in movement of 40 goods trains impact of the Bandh was Highway to Wagah. In view of ! )" " . " . ' Punjab and Haryana on Friday. was affected by the protests. impressive,” he said. the ‘Holla Mohalla’ festival at seeking separation of owner- However, it evoked mixed or Train movement was disrupt- The leaders of the farmers Sri Anandpur Sahib, vehicles health official requesting ship interests in Tata Sons Pvt no impact in other parts of the ed at 44 locations that fall claimed they blocked national carrying devotees were being anonymity said, “If you observe n a big victory for the Tata Ltd (TSPL). The SP Group country. under the Delhi, Ambala, and highways and other key roads allowed to commute. The pro- harkhand recorded its high- Thursday’s health data, Ranchi IGroup, the Supreme Court owns 18.37 per cent shares in The Bandh had a minimal Ferozepur divisions. at 32 locations across Punjab testers have even arranged ‘lan- Jest positivity rate this year on is the only district, where coro- on Friday upheld its removal of TSPL, and the next fight could impact in Delhi. Markets at However, there was no and Haryana, and squatted on gar’ for the devotees at the Thursday with 278 fresh coro- na cases are in three digits. Out Cyrus Mistry as the executive be over its valuation. Connaught Place, Karol Bagh, report of any untoward inci- railway tracks at several loca- protest sites. na cases reported across the of 236 cases reported in State, chairman of the $100 billion “A person who tries to set Kashmere Gate, Chandni dent from anywhere in the tions. Since morning, farmers Haryana BKU leader State with average daily cases Ranchi accounts for 170 cases salt-to-software conglomerate, his own house on fire for not Chowk and Sadar remained country. in the two States gathered at Gurnam Singh Chaduni, in a soaring by 100 per cent in just while in rest other districts the bringing the curtains down getting what he perceives as open. Private vehicles or pub- Emergency medical ser- several highways and roads, video message on Friday, one week. number of fresh cases is less on a bitter four-year long pub- legitimately due to him, does lic transport such as auto rick- vices were exempted from the including in Bathinda, appealed to the protesting This is the highest single than 20. Hazaribagh and lic and legal battle. not deserve to continue as shaws, cabs and buses were ply- blockade. Ludhiana, Amritsar, Patiala, farmers to ensure the smooth day spike in cases this year fol- Jamtara districts which last year Setting aside NCLAT’s part of any decision making ing normally. The Delhi Metro Farmers’ leader Darshal Mohali, Rohtak, Ferozepur, passage of essential supplies or lowed by the State recording reported for maximum cases on order which had restored body (not just the Board of a Rail Corporation (DMRC) had Pal has claimed that Bharat Pathankot, Jhajjar, even sick persons travelling in 236 cases on January 9. Out of Thursday both the districts Mistry to the top post, the apex company),” the SC said, in a to briefly close the entry and Bandh was a success in many Jind, Panchkula, Kaithal, private vehicles or those trav- these 236 reported cases, the reported only one fresh case.” court in a unanimous 3-0 deci- hard-hitting observation, exit gates of the Tikri Border, States including Punjab, Yamunanagar and Bhiwani dis- elling in neighbouring areas.
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