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Lucknow (PNS): Chief Soon, but in the Meantime State As It Will Help the Gener- Cadityanath Has Urged the Prayagraj 2 A ' B B B 06#0" / 9?>< 34 3 5 637 ** (431 *# ' % > 4%?@ +@2#'@4D+4#D2ED+D@245$2D #4$F4252#42 456+5>!#?$ 6?'256>2#4D$2@ !?'2DD+?# 46+#+55+# ?%D!+4#+D $+#+4D+#1#4D @2#!6+@2+'>@ !62#+ 2@6 46@2># 6E4@22(+&2E$22 5 ! @ 709 00( //8 C2D 4 2 A2 % 9'2 B:B:C 9< & Q " # $ % Q R #4$456+ Haryana on call given for a Front said leaders also observed police force and barbed wires nationwide stir. a two minute-silence over the formed the first layer of secu- ! s talks with the Centre The unions claimed that alleged deaths of over 20 pro- rity at the protest site at the Aremained inconclusive, demonstrations were also held testers at Delhi borders in last Singhu border. several developments took at various district headquarters 18 days. The second layer of barri- #4$456+ cine, Astrazeneca and Oxford place vis-à-vis farmers’ protest across the country. The unions In view of the nationwide cades deployed by the Delhi university developed and on Monday with leaders of claimed that more people protest, the Delhi Police also Police is being guarded by a s India gears up for Covid- Serum Institute of India man- around 32 farmer unions expected to join the ongoing enhanced security at city bor- team of the Rapid Action Force A19 vaccination drive, the ufactured ‘Covishield’ and observing a day-long hunger agitation, which entered the der points. Multi-layered along with paramilitary forces. Government has prepared an ‘Covaxin’ by Bharat Biotech strike from 8 am to 5 pm at third week. United Farmers’ cemented barriers, additional Continued on Page 4 extensive immunisation plan Limited, raising hopes of vac- Delhi’s Singhu border to protest according to which only 100 cination at the earliest. against the Centre’s farm laws. people per “session” are likely The document containing And as peasants claimed to be vaccinated against the vaccination guidelines talks that they are set to intensify virus and the process will be about aspects such as training their protest further to press similar to the election process. vaccine workers and keeping their demands, over 2,000 The number of people per logistics in place. The vaccines women from the families of session may go up as high as need cold storage units to keep protesting farmers at Singhu 200 people if logistics allow on them in usable condition. Border will join the ongoing the days as fixed by the States “One session for 100 ben- agitation in the coming days. and Union Territories, as per eficiaries. While most of the Even on Monday there was no the ‘Covid-19 Vaccines healthcare and frontline work- respite for Delhi as several Operational Guidelines’ which ers would be vaccinated at Delhi border points were was released by the Union fixed session sites, vaccination closed and police asked Health Ministry recently. of other high-risk population motorists to take alternative In the phase one of the vac- may require outreach session routes on Monday. cination drive, the Government sites, and mobile sites and Farmers from Rajasthan plans to vaccinate nearly 30 teams,” the document states. on Monday blocked the Delhi- crore people, including health- A vaccination team will Jaipur national highway at care & frontline workers, peo- comprise of five members — Shahjahanpur in Alwar district ple above 50 years of age and the main officer with four after police stopped them from those under 50 with comor- aides. The officer can be a doc- marching to the national bidities. tor, nurse, pharmacist or any- Capital. In Punjab too the “Anticipating that Covid- one legally qualified to give the protest is going on with farm- 19 vaccine may soon be avail- injection. The second will secu- # $ % ers holding protests at district & !P $ able, the Government is rity personnel to check user headquarters in the State and * + # % preparing for its introduction registration and guard the entry in the country so that it can be point at the vaccination session. expeditiously rolled out when The third officer will verify */# "0*+ !"" available. One of the mile- documents, while the fourth & '()* + stones in this direction has and fifth officers will be 10. # R been the constitution of a responsible for managing , ( & National Expert Group on crowd and communication as Chennai: The Indian Institute per cent positivity rate, there Vaccine Administration for directed by the Home Ministry. of Technology-Madras has was no need for concern. Covid-19 (NEGVAC). The The Government is also been hit by Covid-19 with 104 A spokesperson for the & New Delhi: As farmers’ protest NEGVAC guides on all aspects gearing up with 28,947 cold people, a majority of them institute said all departments against the three new agri laws of Covid-19 vaccine introduc- chain points with 85,643 pieces students, testing positive, Tamil and labs have been shut and #4$456+ continues, yet another delega- tion in India,” the Ministry of equipment across the coun- Nadu Health Secretary said. only about 700 students, most- suffered a revenue loss of about tion of farmers, led by All wrote in the 112 pages docu- try to store the vaccines. Radhakrishnan said ly research scholars were aking it clear that the #4$456+ 200 crore so far on account of India Kisan Coordination ment, calling the conduct of the Continued on Page 4 though the results showed a 20 accommodated in nine hostels. Mrecent farm laws — which farmers’ protest at toll plazas in Committee (AIKCC), met agri- vaccination process (will be) the farmers want to be he Centre has written to Punjab and Haryana since culture minister Narendra similar to the election process. "0*+ scrapped — were undertaken TPunjab and Haryana October 1. The protesting Singh Tomar on Monday to Union Minister Prakash 788//90 :819;7<97970 keeping the best interests of Governments to facilitate secu- farmers are not allowing toll extend their support to the con- Javadekar while speaking at farmers in mind, Defence rity at toll plazas following the collection. tentious legislations. International Coronavirus ;=11:=77;0:8<:1=1 Minister Rajnath Singh on heavy revenue losses in toll col- The Central road-making This is a fourth group of Short Film Festival on Monday 2 ' 8<08/9 <=0;89:=:; Monday said there is no ques- lection due to the ongoing agency has written twice to the farmers to have extended their indicated that vaccine for the # 8===1; 77;=;<<8=87 tion of taking any “retrograde” farmers protest that has Punjab Government over the support to the agriculture novel coronavirus will be soon steps against the farm sector. blocked the plazas leading to blockages at toll plazas. reform laws in the past two available in India. ==2:<2:=> 9<1=/8 19:8 9779== However, he said the Centre is losses of about 200 crore in Continued on Page 4 weeks. “Coronavirus vaccines 92<&2;9: 9=88/= 9:2:;< 08/0=; open for discussion on the last two months. would be available in India > ' 099<18 8=8/0/;<1< farm laws. The Ministry of Road soon. I urge everyone to not let Addressing the annual Transport and Highways /#)+0 0+ 1/2 0 14(*5 / 6 their guard down before anti- $ 01/91; ;7==:;/7:0 convention of the Federation of (MoRTH) had to pitch in to #0 O0())*P2 )* 0#15 8*+ *0 "*/ 1 / 014 bodies are created and second =<29?2:>> ? /1:=8; 789: /7;:08 Indian Chambers of incur the losses to tune of dose of the vaccine adminis- @ ) 1;10/; 10001</<8: Commerce and Industry 1,900 crore to the conces- New Delhi: Slamming flames”, a group of former tered: Union Minister &2&=2;'< (FICCI) against the backdrop sionaries of NHAI due to the Canadian Prime Minister Indian diplomats claimed on @Prakash Javadekar while 1<87=8 7:;919;1/1 of farmers’ protest, Singh said Covid pandemic related lock- Justin Trudeau’s statement on Monday that Canada’s support speaking at International ! 10<=1= /=;<1/:80/ the Government is “always down across the country. the ongoing farmers’ protest in has led to the protesters Coronavirus Short Film 6 10//80 1<//1:70:: willing to listen to our farmer A senior MoRTH official India as “uncalled for, discon- hardening their stand and Festival,” PIB tweeted. brothers”. said the National Highways nected with ground realities adopting an “all or nothing” Presently, popular vaccine 1:/9</ 7/10 1/</<1 Continued on Page 4 Authority of India (NHAI) has and served merely to fan the approach. candidates in line for ) 1188=/ :781177<=/ Emergency Use Authorisation ' 11:9/9 /:711=8:17 include Pfizer-BioNTech’s vac- ! -& ./ #4$456+ “Situated at an altitude above 10,000 ft, this 9.02-km erhaps in a first of its kind, tunnel has been constructed in + 01 * Pthe Union Education an extremely difficult and hos- Ministry has asked the tile climate, deploying the lat- University Grants Commission est and best practices in tunnel . (UGC) to urge the universities technology with state-of-the- and engineering colleges to art features, including semi- ! (& share details of the Atal Tunnel transverse ventilation, SCADA "# in Himachal Pradesh with stu- controlled fire-fighting, illu- dents and encourage them to mination and monitoring sys- $ % visit the “technological marvel”. tem,” UGC Secretary Rajnish " The university regulator Jain said in a letter to VCs. has directed that students must The all-weather Atal tunnel P #4$456+ follow Covid-19 guidelines world’s longest motorable tun- senior Education Ministry offi- will reduce the distance issued by the Centre as well as nel in Rohtang, in October.
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