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5F0f46b0bc383.Pdf y k y cm DADDY DEAREST CHINA VOWS RETALIATION CL HOPES BOOSTED Actor Sara Ali Khan says her father Saif Ali China says it would retaliate after US Chelsea boost their hopes of Champions Khan has been the epitome of love ordered an end to preferential trade League football next season after beating Norwich City 1-0 and definition of peace LEISURE | P2 treatment for HK INTERNATIONAL| P10 SPORTS | P12 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 105 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | THURSDAY, JULY 16 | 2020 12 PAGES | `4.00 Buoyed by numbers, State gets 1st plasma bank Cong taunts renegade Odisha becomes the third state after Delhi, Maha to introduce plasma therapy POST NEWS NETWORK AGENCIES Cuttack, July 15: Putting a step forward Jaipur, July 15: Claiming to have in COVID management, Chief Minister the support of 106 MLAs, Rajasthan Naveen Patnaik inaugurated the first CM Ashok Gehlot took an appar- plasma bank of the state at SCB Medical ent dig at Congress rebel Sachin College for treatment of serious COVID Pilot Wednesday. He said, “Speaking patients here Wednesday. good English and being handsome With this, Odisha became the third US rescinds new rule are not everything in politics.” state to introduce convalescent plasma The Congress has sought the therapy for the treatment of serious disqualification of Sachin Pilot Avinash Pande, the AICC in-charge Covid patients. Delhi and Maharashtra CM Naveen Patnaik inaugurates the new plasma bank at SCB Medical College, on foreign students Cuttack through video conferencing, Wednesday and 18 other dissident MLAs from of Rajasthan indicated this in a adopted the method for treatment the state assembly even as it re- tweet in the morning and party earlier. AGENCIES said that for the fall 2020 se- peated that the party has not closed spokesperson Randeep Surjewala Inaugurating the facility through HOW IT WORKS mester students attending its doors on him. followed that up while interacting video conferencing, Naveen reiterated When pathogens attack our body, our Washington, July 15: In a schools operating entirely Rajasthan Assembly Speaker C with the media in the afternoon. his government’s commitment to provide immune system starts working and releases surprise U-turn, the Trump online may not take a full on- P Joshi confirmed that disqualifi- advanced medical care and treatment to proteins to fight with an infection. These administration has dropped line course load and remain cation notices have been sent out Resort housing rebels the people of the state. proteins are known as antibodies its controversial plan to deport in the US. Tuesday on the basis of the com- “For me and my government, life of hundreds and thousands of in- The U-turn in just one turns quarantine centre If the infected person produces a sufficient plaint made by the party. The dis- every person is precious and the state amount of protein then he or she will ternational students, includ- week by the administration sidents have to reply by Friday. NEW DELHI: A resort in Haryana's would do everything possible to save recover through antibodies itself. In plasma ing Indians, if Tuesday comes Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot Manesar near Delhi is claiming to be a lives of our people,” Naveen said. He an- NO PERSON IN ODISHA WOULD therapy, such immunity can be transferred from their universities The U-turn comes following a na- also talked tough, accusing the for- ‘quarantine centre’ for coronavirus nounced that plasma therapy will be BE DEPRIVED OF ACCESS TO a healthy person to sick through blood plasma switch to online- following tionwide and in- mer deputy chief minister of being after Rajasthan’s rebel Congress leader made available free of cost to the people LATEST MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. only classes in international outrage ternational out- Plasma is the liquid part of the blood from the directly involved in the alleged Sachin Pilot shifted there with MLAs of Odisha. Patnaik assured that his gov- PLASMA THERAPY WOULD BE this fall semester against the order rage against its horse-trading with the opposition supporting him. Its overnight transfor- ernment is committed to provide high- recovered patients of COVID-19. The idea due to the coron- and a series of order and a se- MADE AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE behind the therapy is that antibodies BJP to bring down his government. mation drew attention as the Congress est standards of medical care and treat- FREE OF COST avirus pandemic. lawsuits filed by over ries of law- He did not refer to Pilot by name challenged Sachin Pilot to "come out of ment procedures for the people of the state. produced by the patients who have survived On July 6, the suits.The insti- the virus will boost the immune system 200 institutions but spoke about the “deputy chief the security cover" of the BJP govern- “No person in Odisha would be deprived NAVEEN PATNAIK | CHIEF MINISTER US immigration tutions wanted minister” and the “PCC president”, ment in Haryana and return to Jaipur. of access to latest medical technology. authority announced that for- permanent injunctive re- both posts held by the leader before Mr Pilot, who set off a huge crisis for This is a solemn commitment of this gov- their invaluable plasma and appealed all tients including Salepur MLA Prasanta eign students will have to lief to bar the Department he was stripped of them Tuesday the Congress government in Rajasthan ernment,” the CM said. Appreciating the eligible survivors to come forward to do- Behera have also come forward to join leave the country or risk de- of Homeland Security (DHS) as he tussled with the more senior with threats of split - has denied any work of doctors, he said, “Our doctors and nate their plasma which will help in the mission and donate their plasma. portation if their universi- and the ICE from enforcing plan to join the BJP. The status update Rajasthan leader for power. medical personnel are working hard to the treatment of serious patients. While SCB Medical College will be the ties switch to online-only the federal guidelines bar- of the Best Western resort can be seen DOORS STILL OPEN at its entrance, where the ‘Quarantine provide their best in serving the people in Pankaj Kumar Behera, Chid Bhusan nodal agency for plasma therapy, SUM classes during the September ring international students But, amid this tough posturing, the Centre’ sign has been put up. No these difficult times.” Panda, Manoj Kumar Baral and Abinash Hospital, KIIMS Hospital from to December semester. attending universities of- Congress said the dissident MLAs can visitors are being allowed inside. He also congratulated the four brave Rout are the first four plasma donors of Bhubaneswar and Aswini Hospital in The Immigration and fering only online courses still return to the Congress fold. donors who volunteered to contribute Odisha. Twelve more cured Covid pa- Cuttack will provide plasma therapy. Customs Enforcement (ICE) from staying in the US. IRREGULAR by MANJUL 93.20% pass percentage in Bhubaneswar region POST NEWS NETWORK Identical twins, identical scores Bhubaneswar, July 15: The pass per- NOIDA: They look identical, but they also centage of Bhubaneswar Region in CBSE scored the same marks in the CBSE Class 12 Std X exams, results of which were an- exams. Meet Manasi and Manya, residents of nounced by the Central Board of Secondary Noida near Delhi, who scored 95.8 per cent Education (CBSE) Wednesday, stood at 93.20 each in the board exams. The twin siblings Looks like Advani ji percent. studied at Aster Public School in Greater Noida. still has a chance Girls outshone boys in the country yet They scored 98 in English and Computer to become a PM again by 3.14 percent. In the Bhubaneswar Science, and 95 each in Physics, Chemistry and region, the pass percentage of girls was Physical Education. "Everybody remembers us 93.90, while it was 92.67 percent in case of boys. for identical looks and it's only our names that GOVT SIGNS MoUs Students from ODM Public School in differentiate us. We were confident about scor- TO UPSKILL YOUTH Bhubaneswar performed brilliantly just ing well but were not hoping to score identical like in Std XII exams. Priya Somadutta marks. When we analysed our performance Bhubaneswar: The state government Nayak, Ankita Mondal and Ritwika Behera after the exams, we were hoping Manya would Wednesday signed four secured 99.2 percent each and are also the score more," Manasi told news agency PTI. memorandums of understanding school’s toppers. This apart, Ritik Ranjan (MoUs) with various companies to Rath got 98.6 percent while Subha taking the School Average to 90%. enhance the skill competency and Krishna Agnee received 98.4 per- CBSE X Adyasha Biswal and Rohan Jena employability of the youths of cent marks. of Mother’s Public School secured Odisha. The first MoU was signed RESULTS between OSDA chief executive On similar lines, SAI International 98.2 percent each. Out of the 139 officer Rashmita Panda and UN School broke its own record by setting a students who appeared in the exam, 35 se- Women’s deputy country new milestone this year. 99% students scored cured above 95 percent while 81 students got representative Nishtha Satyam. above 75% and 60% students above 90%, above 90 percent marks. Director of technical education and BJEM student Manyata Patra received 99 training Reghu G and founder of SAK percent in the matriculation exam while Robotics Sakhyasingha signed the Soumya Saraswati got 98.2 percent marks. second MoU. Another agreement Gyanadeep Paul has brought distinctive was signed between OSDA and reputation to DAV Unit 8 school by being the Coursera to provide skill school topper with 99.4%.
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