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k k y y m m c c Vol. No. VI Issue No. 187 RNI-ASSENG/2014/58385 | GUWAHATI SUNDAY AUGUST 22, 2021 | PAGES 8 PRICE RS. 7.00 Advance copies of Sally Khalida Popal: 'The Rooney's unpublished book... 02 Afghanistan women's team ... 07 N EWS Assam will implement the New IN BRIEF Financial assistance Education Policy (NEP) from April to temple priests Assam Rising News Desk 1, 2022 : Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma Guwahati, August 21 : In a bid to reduce carbon Staff Reporter Assam infrastructure of the educa- lished for several thousand emission, the Assam gov- Rising, Guwahati, August 21 : tional institutions for this jobs in the education depart- ernment on Friday decided purpose within a year. ment besides conducting to procure 200 electric and Assam Chief Minister Dr. "Speaking on the occasion, TET."He also distributed ap- Former Assam Chief Minister 100 CNG buses, adding Himanta Biswa Sarma said Chief Minister Dr. Sarma said, pointment letters to 767 can- that these buses will be that the state government will "The state government after didates in different director- and Union Minister Sarbananda pressed into service in implement the New Educa- coming to power made a ates of the education depart- Guwahati city.The govern- tion Policy (NEP) from April pledge to provide employ- ment at Srimanta Sankardev Sonowal arrived in Guwahati 1, 2022.He said that this pro- ment has also decided to ment to 1 lakh youth of the Kalakshetra in Guwahati.Out Staff Reporter Assam in Guwahati on Saturday cess would be completed by provide one-time financial state. While fulfilling this of 767 candidates, 616 appli- Rising, Guwahati, August 21 : morning for Jan Ashirwad assistance of ?10000 to in- the end of March next promise the state government cants were appointed under Yatra. Significantly, this is the ter-district bus drivers and year.Chief Minister Sarma New Education Policy (NEP) upgraded to senior second- today launched the appoint- the Directorate of elementary Former Assam Chief Minis- maiden visit of Sarbananda handymen who have been said, "The state government from April 1, 2022. Under NEP, ary school. The government ment process and soon ad- education, 32, under the ter and Union Minister Sonowal after he assumed the hit hard by Covid-induced is gearing up to implement the all high schools would be would upgrade the academic vertisements would be pub- CONTINUED TO PAGE 6 Sarbananda Sonowal arrived CONTINUED TO PAGE 6 lockdown. The govern- ment will also provide ?15,000 to temple priests Cannot promise what final outcome and naamghorias.Financial assistance under Orunodoi will be in Afghanistan, says Biden Scheme will be enhanced from ?830 to ?1,000 from Washington, August 21 : 9,000 people since August 14. September 10, said a press Since the end of July, we have statement. United States President Joe evacuated approximately Modern foot Biden on Friday said a large- 14,000 What did the President scale evacuation of Ameri- know and when did he know over bridges cans and Afghan allies from it? The searching query that Assam Rising News Desk Afghanistan is a risky opera- underscored the Watergate Guwahati, August 21 : tion and he cannot guarantee scandal is scorching Wash- On the completion of 100 the final outcome.Biden, while ington again after remarks by days of the BJP-led gov- addressing a press conference US President Joe Biden that ernment in Assam, Chief in the White House East he was never told that such a Minister Dr. Himanta Room, said the United States during its 20-year war in Af- rapid collapse in Afghanistan Biswa Sarma inaugurated is in close contact with the ghanistan. There are 6,000 was possible was contested Assam Governor wishes on Raksha Bandhan troops on the ground for the k Taliban so that US-aligned three, modern foot over by leaks President Biden also k y task," Biden said.The exact y bridges (FOB) in Guwahati. Staff Reporter Assam ment here today, Governor sion, sisters of Prajapita rakhi to the Governor at Raj Afghan citizens could gain said he has not seen America's m access to the Kabul airport. number of Afghans who m c Prof. Mukhi said, "Raksha Brahmakumari, members of Bhavan. Prof. Mukhi while allies question the US cred- The three foot over Rising, Guwahati, August 21 : c bridges built by PWD un- Bandhan is an occasion Marwari Mahila Ekta expressing his gratitude "No American citizen who qualify for evacuation is not ibility over the conduct of its der SOPD Fund are located Assam Governor Prof. which celebrates the spe- Manch, Akhil Bharatiya thanked the sisters for tying wants to leave the country will clear, but it is believed to num- withdrawal from Afghanistan at Adabari-AT Road, Jagdish Mukhi conveyed cial bond between sisters Marwari Mahila Sanmilan, him 'Rakhi'. He also spent be left behind. My adminis- ber in the tens of thousands. as the Taliban took over the Boripara-AT Road and his greetings to the people and brothers, the bond Marwari Sammelan time and interacted with tration is also committed to In a Friday statement, the country."I have seen no ques- Shukreshwar Temple. of Assam on the eve of which makes our society a Guwahati, Mahila Sakha and them and as a true Indian evacuating the Afghans who White House said, "We have tion of credibility from our al Dedicating the FOBs to the Raksha Bandhan. In a state- unique one". On this occa- Kalyan Ashram today tied CONTINUED TO PAGE 6 assisted the United States evacuated approximately CONTINUED TO PAGE 6 public, chief minister Dr. Sarma expressed satisfac- tion over timely comple- Naga couple set to trek to Zydus Cadila's needle-free, plasmid tion of the projects and said that these FOBs would Everest Base Camp to raise greatly facilitate movement DNA Covid vaccine gets DCGI nod of pedestrians, specially funds for orphanage library Ahmedabad , August 21 : jection. It becomes India's first Cadila).ZyCoV-D has shown during peak traffic hours. Covid-19 vaccine for adoles- primary efficacy of 66.6 per GDD Minister Ashok Staff Reporter Assam The world's first needle-free, cents in the 12-18 age group, cent for symptomatic RT-PCR Singhal, MP Queen Oja, Rising, Guwahati, August 21 : plasmid DNA Covid-19 vac- and sixth in the pack of vac- positive cases in the interim MLA Siddhartha cine is ready to roll out from cines for adults. The vaccine analysis of the late-stage Bhattacharya were present Thejakielie Zuyie and Gujarat's Zydus Cadila. The is also the second indigenous phase-III clinical trials in over at the occasion. The Verakholu Veyie from home-grown drugmaker's one after Bharat Biotech- 28,000 volunteers - touted as Adabari-AT Road foot Nagaland are planning a three-dose vaccine, ZyCoV-D, ICMR's Covaxin."This is a the largest vaccine trial so far over bridge measuring 28 trek to the Base Camp of received Emergency Use Au- historic milestone with in India for COVID-19. When metres has been con- Mount Everest in Nepal thorization (EUA) from the ZyCoV-D, a product of Indian administered, it produces the structed at a cost of Rs 10 next month to raise funds regulator Drug Controller innovation becoming the spike protein of the SARS- as viral clearance.It is given crore 38 lakhs. The con- for an orphanage in the General of India (DCGI) on world's first DNA vaccine be- CoV-2 virus and elicits an im- at an interval of 0-28-56-days struction began in Febru- state. The couple has ear- Friday.The much anticipated ing offered for human use and mune response mediated by using The PharmaJet - a ary 2020 and the job ended lier scaled some of the high- would help the children in that are found near small vaccine is a breakthrough of supporting the world's largest the cellular and humoral arms needle-free applicator for pain- on 30th July 2021.The est mountains in Nagaland the home."A group of re- waterfalls or cascades in sorts, as ZyCoV-D is an intra- immunisation drive," said of the human immune system, less intradermal vaccine deliv- Boripara-AT Road foot such as Saramati, Japfu and searchers from the Wildlife flowing hill streams."The dermal vaccine and will help Pankaj R Patel, Chairman, which play a vital role in pro- ery. The vaccine is stored at over bridge measuring 28 Pauna."Since we have been Institute of India and the new species was discov- those hesitant to take an in- Cadila Healthcare Ltd (Zydus tection from disease as well CONTINUED TO PAGE 6 metres has been con- doing a lot of adventures, North Carolina Museum of ered while revisiting the structed at a cost of Rs. 9 we thought why not do it Natural Science have dis- century-old Adi expedition crore 70 lakh. for a cause instead of just covered a new species of in the year 2018 and named 'Ashraf Ghani is a total crook, never had Need for strong doing it for ourselves," frog in Arunachal Pradesh after the land of Adi tribe in Zuyie told .He went on to and it has been named after Arunachal Pradesh where full confidence in him': Donald Trump opposition talk about setting up a li- the Adi tribe in the this species dwells, particu- Staff Reporter Assam brary at an orphanage in state.Named Adi Cascade larly during the post-mon- New Delhi , August 21 : Afghanistan after the bal criticism for abandoning Trump, who was giving an Rising, Guwahati, August 21 : Nagaland. "We felt that Frog or Amolops Adicola, soon season," Abhijit Das Taliban's takeover, hit out at the people of his country.
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