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He Secretary and top and elderly people by around 2024 for everybody, if willing said the SII plans to make ! ?66?:< =7??:7:?8 intelligence officials February 2021 and for the to take a two-dose vaccine, to about 10 crore doses per month # B 6=<<:? 9>9767786; in the wake of the general public by April,” he be vaccinated,” he said. from February. killing of four JeM said at a media event, even as SII, the world’s largest vac- In an article posted in The terrorists in Jammu he asserted that every Indian cine manufacturer by volume, Lancet, researchers at the uni- & Kashmir a day will get vaccinated, probably and the Indian Council of versity and pharmaceutical earlier. The killed by 2024. Medical Research (ICMR), the company said their vaccine " terrorists were “It will probably take two country’s apex body for bio- had been tested on 560 partic- reportedly planning or three years for every Indian medical research, last week ipants; 240 of them were above “something big” on to get inoculated, not just had announced the completion the age of 70. The vaccine is in the anniversary of because of the supply con- of the enrolment of participants Phase II/III of production, # the 26/11 Mumbai straints but because you need for phase 3 clinical trials of the meaning the phase that a vac- terror attack. the budget, the vaccine, logis- Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine cine candidate enters after it The fact that the tics, infrastructure, and then, candidate, Covishield, in India. has been found safe and poten- 5@!3 we are to suspend the air and PM himself people should be willing to take Talking about its price, the tially effective among a small- train services, we will have to reviewed the securi- the vaccine. So these are the SII CEO said the Central er group of participants and mid the increasing Covid- first take permission from the ty scenario following factors that lead up to being Government will be getting it can be expanded to a compar- A19 infections and deaths in Civil Aviation and Railway the Thursday’s able to vaccinate 80-90 per cent at a far cheaper price (at around atively larger group. Delhi, the Maharashtra Ministries. We can think of encounter near toll Government on Friday suspension of train and air ser- plaza in Nagrota appeared to be pushing for sus- vices between Mumbai and area of Kashmir, pension of train and air trans- Delhi only after talking to the showed that this was port services between Mumbai officials of the two Ministries,” not just yet another and the national Capital. Kumar said. killing of terrorists 0102 3 According to official data, that the survey is aimed at With the fear of Covid-19 Meanwhile, the Ministry of by the security six districts out of the total 11 identifying and testing symp- wave gripping New Delhi Railway clarified that the forces. Sources confirmed that Four suspected Jaish-e- mid a surge in coronavirus have more than 400 Covid-19 tomatic people living in con- where the number of infections Railways has not taken any the PMO came into action Mohammad terrorists were Acases in Delhi, a door-to- containment zones - 743 tainment zones and densely and deaths has increased decision regarding the cancel- after intelligence inputs indi- killed and two policemen door survey for identifying (southwest), 705 (south), 587 packed areas. alarmingly in the recent days, lation of trains between cated that the terrorists were injured in a gunbattle in and testing people sympto- (west), 543 (southeast), 490 District officials said all the informed sources in the Mumbai and Delhi in view of planning to carry out some Nagrota on Thursday after a matic for Covid-19 in con- (central Delhi) and 445 (north- containment zones and super Maharashtra Government said the increasing infections and deadly plot on November 26. truck carrying newly infiltrat- tainment and densely packed west). The survey will be com- spreader areas are being cov- that the Uddhav Thackeray Sanjay Kumar indicated that deaths in the national Capital. In his tweets following the ed militants was intercepted, areas of the city commenced on pleted within five days and will ered through teams including dispensation was considering the State Government was con- “There have been reports meeting, Modi said, police had said. Friday with the number of cover over 57 lakh people in teachers, municipal corpora- seriously taking up the matter sidering suspension of air and in a section of the media today “Neutralising of 4 terrorists Inspector General of Police containment zones going up to containment zones, dense areas tion staff, Asha workers and with the Centre to suspend train services between about cancellation of certain belonging to Pakistan-based (IGP), Jammu, Mukesh Singh, over 4,550 in the national and identified clusters of virus civil defence volunteers. train and air services between Mumbai. trains in the Delhi Mumbai sec- terrorist organisation Jaish-e- had said after the encounter Capital, with the maximum 743 transmission, officials said. “All protocols will be fol- Mumbai and Delhi. “No decision has been tor,” the Ministry of Railways Mohammed and the presence that the terrorists had come to in southwest district and the Delhi Health Minister lowed to test all symptomatic Talking to media persons taken in this regard. We are dis- said in a tweet put out in the of large cache of weapons and execute a “big plan” which has lowest 148 in northeast district. Satyendar Jain told reporters Continued on Page 11 here, State Chief Secretary cussing the issue as of now. If evening. explosives with them indicate now been foiled. "3 %% ## P OP P %( . P 25 4)1 Kalam Technological management of products. O University will organise a AKTU Vice Chancellor Prof. he One District, One Hackathon in late November to Vinay Kumar Pathak explains $ $ 4)24!! order failure in the State. BJP TProduct (ODOP) scheme connect students with the that the innovative idea of stu- does not indulge in violence. of Uttar Pradesh government ODOP scheme and take their dents will give products a new day after a blast in a facto- Bengal is always in news due to 0102 3 letter to Sonia demanding an would get a fresh impetus as the suggestions. It is expected to identity. Ary at Sujapur in Malda violence. There have been sev- organisational overhaul. They !!"# % students of technical and man- involve students from more The official said that 14 district left six people dead, the eral attacks on our leaders,” ffering an olive branch to are Anand Sharma, Shashi agement institutions would than 250 institutes. engineering colleges of the ruling TMC dared the BJP to adding if Chief Minister Odissidents, Congress pres- Tharoor, Ghulam Nabi Azad join hands to make the local The ODOP is an ambitious state had been made nodal cen- impose President’s Rule in Mamata Banerjee thought that ident Sonia Gandhi has con- and Veerappa Moily. P products go global. flagship scheme of the UP tres to conduct the Hackathon. Bengal and face the conse- the Centre was weak in crack- stituted three committees, each The four leaders, after flag- The beginning will be government and aims to mar- In this, Government quence. The two parties trad- ing the whip she was wrong. comprising former Prime ging their concerns in the con- & # made from Aligarh where these ket products manufactured in Engineering College at ed intense fire after Union “If Didi thinks, she can do Minister Manmohan Singh, to troversial letter, refrained from # institutes will study about locks different districts of the state Kannauj will register students Minister Babul Supriyo accused anything then there are con- accommodate four senior lead- making critical remarks of the and how to improve their qual- globally and make the entre- from institutions in adjoining the State administration of stitutional provisions which ers who had been critical of the leadership.
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