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Ranchi and the Covid Tally in Jharkhand December 29 -. >(5 . &' 8 ' 8 8 ,3 ",!.4*56 /) ( /(0 %/1,' )/"! .& 1 57+59A*375 +; (-+9+$ ; $ ;3$ *+6+5+ *-(* 7 #+57#+ A;( A1 1- ( 579: 9;*36A0 :A.+9 :;+67 0+- 57,A*-+*4 :A6/ 3A6/ ,+ +--7 ( 76/9+65 (7 ( -+6*: -+.;- *:+65/+-: 57:-+5;6 :457-++5 =#+40+5+ ?9 * / 22@ ,,' 2 ?+ 7 + & $ ) 4478749 47: #$$ % R $ $ ! " 670 579: ( 456748670 579: under our Anti-Harassment Sydney. “Look, I would like he Centre has prepared Code, including lengthy bans, to point out something. This Tdetailed guidelines on steps ricket fans across the world further sanctions and referral is my fourth tour to Australia. to be taken by the States and ( , made in providing universal Cwere aghast at the “ill- to NSW (New South Wales) Sydney, especially here, we Union Territories for identifi- access, quality and equity in the treatment” of Indian crick- Police,” he added. have had a few experiences cation, admission and contin- recent years. eters, including two speed- BCCI Secretary Jay Shah even in the past,” Ashwin ued education of out-of-school “The States and UTs have sters, from the crowd for a sec- offered the first official said. children in the wake of Covid- been advised to carry out prop- ond successive day in the third response from the Indian “I personally experienced it 19 outbreak. The Ministry of 7 er identification of out-of- Test against Australia in Board, saying “racism has no as well. They do tend to get Education has asked the States school children for 6 to 18 years Sydney. The racist slurs from place in our great sport or in nasty. I don’t know why or for to conduct a door-to-door sur- age group through a compre- the crowds especially to pacer any walk of society.” what reason,” he added and vey to identify out-of-school $ hensive door-to-door survey Mohammed Siraj caused a “I’ve spoken to called for an iron fisted children and prepare an action and prepare an action plan for brief halt in the fourth day’s @CricketAus and they have response to such diatribes. plan for their enrollment as $ (= their enrolment,” said Ministry play, expulsion of some spec- ensured strict action against the Australia coach Justin part of efforts to mitigate the of Education official. tators from the ground and an offenders. @BCCI and Cricket Langer expressed his disgust impact of the Covid-19 pan- The Ministry has also all-round condemnation of the Australia stand together. These too, calling racism one of his demic, especially on migrants, issued guidelines for offering incidents. acts of discrimination will not greatest pet hates. according to officials. $ & support to students during the Siraj, still grieving the be tolerated,” he tweeted, tag- “I mean, I have hated it The Ministry has also rec- closure of schools and when death of his father a little over % "(' )* ging BCCI president Sourav as a player, I have hated it ommended relaxing deten- & they reopen. a month ago, was called a + , # + )- % Ganguly, who is recovering as a coach, we have seen in tion norms to prevent , “To ensure that school- “Brown Dog” and “Big $ . $- # after undergoing an angio- different parts of the world, dropouts this year as well as a going children have access to Monkey” from the SCG stands, plasty a few days back. it is really sad to see this hap- slew of measures to address education with quality and BCCI sources told PTI. This was after the bowler team and assure them we will In Dubai, the ICC also pen in Australia,” he said, learning loss due to the coro- cation said in order to mitigate equity and to minimise the The 26-year-old, on his and his senior pace partner prosecute the matter to its issued a statement, condemn- disappointed that racial navirus-induced shutdown of the impact of challenges impact of the pandemic on maiden tour Down Under, fol- Jasprit Bumrah were abused by fullest extent,” said Sean ing the turn of events and abuse has overshadowed the schools. thrown by the Covid-19 pan- school education across the lowed the protocol and a drunk man on Saturday. The Carroll, Cricket Australia’s seeking an action taken report engaging cricket that has been The move is particularly demic for out-of-school chil- country, the Ministry of promptly went up to his skip- BCCI has already complained Head of Integrity and Security, from the CA. Senior off- played in the match. Australia aimed at identification, admis- dren, it was felt necessary for Education has prepared and per Ajinkya Rahane and the about it to ICC match referee in a Press release affirming zero spinner Ravichandran Ashwin looked on course for a victo- sion and continued education every State/UT to devise a issued detailed guidelines on on-field umpires, who halted David Boon. tolerance to racism. articulated the Indian players’ ry after setting the visitors a of migrant children who have proper strategy for preventing steps to be taken by the States play for about 10 minutes and “As series hosts, we unre- “Once those responsible deep sense of hurt at the end- target of 407 on Sunday. At been affected during the pan- increased dropouts, lower and UTs during school closure called in the security, which servedly apologise to our are identified, the CA will take of-play Press conference, say- stumps, India were two down demic, they said. enrollments, loss of learning and when the schools reopen,” evicted six people. friends in the Indian cricket the strongest measures possible ing it wasn’t the first time in for 98. The Ministry in a notifi- and deterioration in the gains the official said. %$()* +% &' Chushul on Friday morning tranquility in the border area”. in May. The soldier was and his questioning was on. The Indian Army said the returned to the PLA the next China Military Online, a Chinese soldier was “being day at the Chushul-Moldo news portal run by the People dealt with as per laid down pro- meeting point, where senior !! Liberation Army (PLA), said cedures”. It said the circum- commanders from both armies on Saturday the Chinese sol- stances under which the have held eight rounds of talks ' ' dier went astray “due to dark- Chinese soldier had crossed the to break the continuing logjam ness and complicated geogra- LAC were being probed. A at the border. 670 579: phy”. stand-off is on there for the last “The PLA soldier was It also said the PLA noti- nine months. apparently moving from one hina has urged quick fied the Indian side about it the Incidentally, this is the sec- location to another on the Creturn of its soldier nabbed first time, hoping the Indian ond such incident since Chinese side of the LAC when by the Indian Army in Ladakh side could assist in search and October last year. Identified as he lost his way. and said he strayed across the rescue of the lost Chinese sol- Corporal Wang Ya Long, he “He was carrying a sleep- Line of Actual Control (LAC) dier. It said India confirmed was apprehended in Demchok ing bag, a storage device, his due to “darkness” and tough the capture of the Chinese ing instructions from the supe- area on October 19 and was military identity card, and terrain. The Indian Army said soldier nearly two hours after rior authority”. later handed over to the PLA. mobile with a charger. He was he was apprehended after he went missing. The news The news portal said India This area is also sensitive as released after a thorough inter- transgressing the LAC in the portal said India also said the should “promptly transfer” the armies from both sides are rogation and completion of south of Pangong Tso (lake) Chinese soldier would be soldier back to China and deployed in large numbers the necessary formalities,” offi- region near the Gurung hill in returned to China after “receiv- “jointly maintain peace and there since the stand-off began cials had said then. !"# $ - + )/0 :,9+ % dles, syringes etc., among others. tion. ! Over 5,500 tonnes of Covid-19 According to the data, -+6*: remained above 700, which is On Sunday, the arcasses of 215 migratory waste was generated across the Maharashtra generated 5,367 " # $ around 50 per cent of the total Government tested swab sam- birds were found in Pong "&' country in October — the max- tonnes of Covid-19 waste, fol- % C & ecoveries outnumbered active cases of Covid-19 infec- ples of 12,316 people and more Dam Wildlife Sanctuary in imum for a month so far. lowed by Kerala (3,300 tonnes), Rfresh cases of Covid-19 tion across Jharkhand. than 1 per cent of them were Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra According to the data Gujarat (3,086 tonnes), Tamil # ' infection on Sunday in As per the NHM bulletin, found infected. So far, the gov- district on Sunday, taking the received from the State Nadu (2,806 tonnes), Uttar 670 579: Jharkhand, causing a fall in the at least eight of 24 districts did ernment has collected swab total number of such birds sus- Pollution Control Boards, since Pradesh (2,502 tonnes), Delhi number of patients, figures not report even a single case of samples of 49.59 lakh people pected to have died of avian June 2020, all States and Union (2,471 tonnes), West Bengal compiled by the health depart- Covid-19 infection on the day. and tested 49.46 lakh of them. influenza to 4,235, officials ovid-19 biomedical waste is Territories have generated (2,095 tonnes) and Karnataka !"( O & *+( ment highlighted.
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