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Towards Preventive, Curative, Palliative Healthcare Through AYUSH Systems of Medicine Dry weather likely over Port Blair. Maximum Since 1920s the Oldest Daily... and Minimum temperature will be around 31°C and 25°C respectively on Tuesday 22/12/ 2020. Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 30.4 Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 26.0 Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST : 071 Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST : 078 Sunrise time on 22.12.2020 (in IST): 0535 Sunset time on 22.12.2020 (in IST): 1701 Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs)- in mm: 000.8 Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 000.0 Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 20 upto ...the Largest Circulating Daily of the Islands 0830 hrs (of date) in mm: 2842.6 mm Regn. No. 34190/75 No. 3 Port Blair, Tuesday, December 22, 2020 Web: dt.andaman.gov.in Rs. 3.00 Pages 4 Chief Justice of Delhi High Court Towards preventive, curative, palliative on visit to Isles Port Blair, Dec. 21 stay in the Islands, he will Hon'ble Mr. Justice D N visit various places of healthcare through AYUSH Systems of Medicine Patel, Chief Justice of tourist and historical Delhi High Court arrived importance in and around here today on visit to the Islands, an official Six AYUSH Health and Wellness Centres being A&N Islands. During his release said. set up to provide holistic healthcare to Islanders Shri Satyendra K Garg assumes Staff Reporter Under this Mission, the charge as DGP, A&N Islands Port Blair, Dec. 21 AYUSH Unit, A&N Islands The Union Cabinet functioning under the approved the proposal of Directorate of Health Services Ministry of AYUSH to got approval for establishing 6 operationalize 12,500 Health Health and Wellness Centres and Wellness Centres (HWCs) in the existing 6 Sub- Centres across the Country under of Directorate of Health Ayushman Bharat in a phased Services functioning in South manner during the year 2019- and North & Middle 20 to 2023-24. These AYUSH Andamans. The Sub- Centres HWCs would be in which these HWCs will be Port Blair, Dec. 21 Headquarters, Atlanta Point, operationalized through established under Ayushman Shri Satyendra K Garg Port Blair to welcome him. States/UTs in Centrally of AYUSH HWCs component under NAM is done to Bharat flagship programme of took over the charge of Shri Satyendra K Garg, IPS, Sponsored Scheme mode and establish a holistic wellness model based on AYUSH GoI are Sub Centre Calicut, Director General of Police, 1987 batch of AGMUT Cadre under the broad umbrella of principles and practices focusing on preventive, promotive, Teylerabad, New Bimblitan, A&N Islands today. A is M.A. in History and has National AYUSH Mission curative, rehabilitative and palliative healthcare by Mithakari, Guptapara and Sita ceremonial Guard of Honour Bachelors Degree in Law. (NAM). The operationlization integration with the existing public health care system. (Contd. on last page) was presented at Police (Contd. on last page) Meeting of Task Force held Towards promoting energy DC (SA) directs representatives of efficiency in building sector religious institutions to use loud Training program organized for engineers on ECBC overview speakers as per permissible limit and its implementation procedure Port Blair, Dec. 21 present. Port Blair, Dec. 21 buildings and the conditioning (HVAC) Rule 2019 & ECBC In compliance of the DC (SA) has Energy Conservation purpose of ECBC is to system, interior and 2019 for Andaman & directions of Hon'ble directed all the Building Code provide minimum exterior lighting Nicobar Islands in the National Green representative of (ECBC) 2017 was requirements for systems, electrical Gazette on 22/8/2019 Tribunal maintenance religious institutions launched by Ministry energy efficient system and renewable to enforce the Energy ++++ of ambient noise to use the loud of Power, design and energy, and also takes Conservation standards is a speakers as per the Government of India construction of into account the five Building Code m a n d a t o r y permissible limit. in June 2017, as a step buildings and their climates zones (Hot (ECBC) in the Islands towards promoting systems without Dry, Warm Humid, with the following requirement under zones have been (SA) regarding usage Further, the District energy efficiency in compromising on the Temperate, Composite amendments :- the law. The A & N notified and also of loud speakers at Administration will the building sector comfort of the and Cold) present in The code is Pollution Control made available to the religious places. conduct intense and is being occupants. India. Committee has come general public During the meeting, awareness measures applicable to building implemented by ECBC focuses on In line with the out with the through print and Superintendent of for the religious or building complexes Bureau of Energy building envelope, ECBC 2017, State that have a connected notification in July electronic media. Police (SA), Sub- institutions for proper Efficiency (BEE) in mechanical systems Designated Agency load of 50 KW or 2019 in which the In view of this, a Divisional Magistrate usage of loud the States/ UTs. ECBC and equipment (SDA) Andaman & greater or a contract ambient air quality meeting of Task Force (SA), Tehsildar, speakers. 2017 is applicable for including heating, Nicobar Islands has demand of 60 KVA or standard in respect of was convened by the SHOs and other It was brought to all large commercial ventilating, and air notified the ECBC (Contd. on last page) noise in different Dy. Commissioner officials were also (Contd. on last page) ANACS launches Information, Education & Webinar on trade & investment Standard Operating Procedure for inspection opportunities between Aceh Chamber of Communication Van for creating awareness Commerce and Industry & ACCI today of Clinical Establishments notified on HIV/AIDS among masses Port Blair, Dec. 21 have the right to cause the Port Blair, Dec. 21 Lamba Line. During In order to implement and monitor inspection of, or inquiry in respect Port Blair, Dec. 21 A webinar on trade the webinar, Business the Andaman and Nicobar Clinical of any registered clinical The Andaman & & investment 2 Business discussion Establishment (Registration and establishment, its building, Nicobar AIDS opportunities between on trade/industry Regulation) Rules, 2013 under laboratories and equipment and Control Society Aceh (Indonesia) between Aceh and Clinical Establishment Act 2010, also of the work conducted or (ANACS) to Chamber of Commerce A&N Islands in the the District Registering Authority done by the clinical disseminate and Industry and area of construction South Andaman has issued the establishments, to be made by information/messages Andaman Chamber of material, shipping, Standard Operating Procedure such multi-member inspection on HIV/AIDS and its Commerce & Industry aviation, agro and (SOP) for inspection of Clinical team as it may direct and to cause related issues has carried out through a AIDS Control Society will be held miscellaneous trade Establishments of South an inquiry to be made in respect procured a well innovative and (ANACS) flagged off tomorrow (Dec. 22) at by the two nations Andaman District. of any other matter connected Information, designed mobile van. the IEC Van. The IEC 10 am at Hotel Keys, will be held. As per the SOP, Inspection team with the clinical establishment Education & Under the Van with PA system shall enter the clinical and that establishment shall be Communication (IEC) programme, Dr. M. will deliver audio Week-long AICTE induction program establishments by giving notice of entitled to be represented upon Van to reach out to the Joy, Project Director, messages on HIV/ for students of BRAIT culminates such inspection to do so. Under thereafter. (Contd. on last page) masses. ANACS has Andaman & Nicobar Section 33 (1), the authority or Under Section 33 (2),the been conducting officials authorized by it shall (Contd. on last page) various intervention Multi Agency (CTCP) Mock Exercise programmes to reach conducted at VSI Airport Rare celestial sight out to people and sensitize them on Spectacular conjunction of various aspects of HIV & AIDS. This year, in Saturn & Jupiter bedazzle Islanders Staff Reporter view of COVID-19 Port Blair, Dec. 21 students with the Port Blair, Dec. 21 pandemic, the regular The week-long institute and The people of A&N Islands form of mid media AICTE mandatory transformational shift today witnessed the spectacular intervention induction program of from School to Higher celestial event of the conjunction programme like BRAIT culminated Education. Towards of Jupiter and Saturn, the two of Nukkad Natak by Port Blair, Dec. 21 Central Industrial today. The key the culminating part the biggest planets in our Solar folk troupe could not Keeping in view Security Force (CISF) highlight of the of the program, Dr. System aligned the closest to each be conducted, hence the security scenario Unit of Veer Induction program Utpal Sharma, other this evening. This rare sight the performance for planets in one frame. It was and to deal with any S a v a r k a r was a holistic Principal DBRAIT caught the attention of many dissemination of visible till 6. 30 pm and at Science emerging threats to International approach to sensitize addressed the stargazers who were seen message will be (Contd. on last page) civil aviation, the (Contd. on last page) the newly inducted (Contd. on last page) capturing the conjunction of the COVID-19: Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth C MC MY YK K + Tuesday 4 Daily Telegrams December 22, 2020 vaMeku rFkk fudksckj iz’kklu Six AYUSH Health and Wellness Centres being ... Shri Satyendra K Garg assumes charge.... ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION (Contd. from page 1) (Contd. from page 1) Lkfpoky;/SECRETARIAT Nagar-II under During his illustrious career of more than 3 Diglipur Tehsil. decades, he has served in various significant Health Bulletin For Containment Of For the positions in Delhi, Goa, Arunachal Pradesh establishment of and Mizoram.
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