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Bhubaneswar and Cuttack on Sunday Morning, Thereby Seri- Ing CM at the State Level in the Ously Affecting Vehicular Movement , - ? (* )$#1$@&( 1$@&(@ '(#'$!)*+,- ' % '% .'/" 0 1'2 3 *!( &5 *25,, ,D2,, + , 2C*2,,2 , 2 ,, + * , 2 ,54 *C 2 ,2 * +/, CF, * , , 2 + 2 *2 + 2 2 C2 D E C A+ %#&6B ''! <> A ,!$ ) ($( . / 0 12/131*4 *1- ! the LAC in Ladakh. The Indian stand that China had to first Naravane said here on January side was led by 14 Corps chief withdraw its troops from all the 12 the Indian troops will hold " ndia and China held the Lt General PK Menon and the friction points, including their ground as long as it takes Ininth round of military-level delegation also included a Joint “Finger 4 to 8” at the same to achieve the “national goals talks on Sunday to defuse ten- Secretary from the Ministry of time. The Chinese have intrud- and objectives.” He, however, sion at the Line of Actual External Affairs. ed more than four km in this underlined the need for find- Control (LAC) in Ladakh and Incidentally, at least six region near the Pangong Lake. ing an amicable resolution of reaffirmed their commitment rounds of the diplomatic level India was of the firm view that the standoff through talks. to resolve the issue through talks under the aegis of the China had to reduce its troop IAF chief RKS Bhadauria dialogue. There was no break- Working Mechanism for strength in depth areas besides on Saturday had said if China through but both the sides Consultation and Coordination tanks and artillery guns. opted for an aggressive stance agreed to meet soon to find (WMCC) were also held since At present, more than one in eastern Ladakh, “we can also mutually acceptable agreement the face-offs began between the lakh troops from both the be aggressive.” to disengage and de-escalate. two armies in May last year. for disengagement from fric- ment and decided to sustain it sides were facing each other at These observations from ! The talks came amid However, these interventions tion points and ultimate de- till an amicable solution was the 1,700 km long LAC in the two Services chiefs came as reports that the Chinese Army also failed to end the impasse. escalation, sources said here on found, officials said. Ladakh. Moreover, the entire the armed forces were prepared has built a village inside The last WMCC talks were Sunday. Though reiterating its LAC from west in Ladakh to for a long haul as the talks had Arunachal Pradesh and con- held on December 18. In a joint statement issued stand on finding a way out Arunachal Pradesh in the east not yielded any results. enior citizens above 65 years solidated its positions in east- The latest round of Corps after the last round of talks, the through dialogue, India is not was on heightened alert. The The Indian troops were Sof age, pregnant women, hours prior to their visit to ern Ladakh by bringing in Commander talks came more two countries agreed to imple- taking any chances. Against Indian Army and IAF have braving the harsh winter in and children below the age of Haridwar during the Kumbh more troops at the friction than two months after the ment the “important consensus this backdrop, it had so far deployed its frontline troops Ladakh with the temperature 10 will not be permitted to visit Mela. The reports will also be points along the LAC. eighth round was held on reached by the leaders of the turned down the Chinese insis- and fighter jets at all the impor- dipping to minus 30 degrees Haridwar during Kumbh Mela required to be uploaded on the The parleys lasting more November 6 between the two two countries, ensure their tence on withdrawing its troops tant forward bases all along the now. In order to sustain them at Haridwar in Uttarakhand. Uttarakhand Government’s than seven hours beginning at Commanders. While no posi- frontline troops exercise from strategic heights on the 4,000 km long LAC. and keep them operationally Patients with health condi- official web portal. 10 am between the Corps tive result came out from the restraint and avoid misunder- south and north banks of the Given China’s blatant ready, the Army has an ade- tions and comorbidities such as Considered to be the Commanders of the two armies latest episode, both the sides standing and miscalculation.” Pangong Tso (lake). attempt to unilaterally change quate number of winter cloth- diabetes, hypertension, cardiac biggest Hindu religious festival, were held at the Chushul- focused on thrashing out a The two Commanders on Instead, India in all the the status quo at the LAC, ing and prefabricated heated disease, chronic lung disease, the “Maha Kumbh” is cele- Modo border meeting point on mutually acceptable timeline Sunday took stock of this agree- rounds held so far stuck to its Army Chief General MM huts. cerebrovascular disease, chron- brated every 12 years and ic kidney disease, immune- draws a huge crowd. This year, suppression, and cancer will be the Kumbh would continue for “discouraged” to visit. two months — from February These are part of the guide- 27 to April 27 due to Covid-19 O P lines (SOP) issued by the crisis. " # $ $ # Centre on Sunday for Kumbh The Central Government O Mela amid Covid-19, asking all has also acknowledged that !L## $ # # $ # " # devotees desirous of attending since the Maha Kumbh receives $$M$& the “mela” to register with the devotees from various States of !(!(&)&!& to create confusion and thus which have 62 km route, then Uttarakhand Government. the country as well as from *$)+ (&) disturbances during farmers from Tikri border with around They will also have to obtain a abroad, it is necessary to take ,!())$-*+,. $/ fter several rounds of talks rally,” said police. 60 km route and Ghazipur compulsory medical certifi- precautions. +! Abetween the Delhi Police According to sources, the Border with 46 km route. cate from Community Health Moreover, the State &1 and farmers’ unions, the police Delhi Police Cyber teams are “There are approximately Centre/District hospital/ Governments have been direct- on Sunday allowed their pro- keeping eyes on social media 12,000 to 13,000 tractors at Medical college in their State. ed to deploy only those health- posed tractor rally inside the to track miscreants who may various border —around 7,000 According to the Centre’s care personnel on duty who national Capital on January 26. try to create panic. to 8,000 at Tikri, around 5,000 )P guidelines, RT-PCR test should have been provided the Covid- !!#$ 2 Police said the proposed trac- Meanwhile, Delhi Police at Singhu and around 1,000 at + &'( be taken not more than 72 19 vaccine shot. , #*&(( & tor rally of farmers on Tuesday Commissioner SN Shrivastva Ghazipur border which is (!$ ($$) will begin amid tight security issued a circular and directed expected to go up in coming &$& $ after Republic Day celebra- all officers and men, as well as days,” said police. Q' # R $&(&&( tions conclude. Central Armed Police Force As the farmers wanted to ( ) ($!1 Police also said there are (CAPF) and other forces to be do a tractor rally on January 4($ &$& intelligence inputs suggesting deployed for Republic Day 26, police have come to a 4&(&() that there are elements, which Parade security and should conclusion that the rally will % + ($ &$& pose threats to the proposed remain in a ready position to be conducted after the timing * &$&)$( rally and they may disrupt it. move at short notice for law of the Republic Day !$ &(($#&$ “After analysis of Twitter and order arrangement. Celebration ends. Police has $ & & *5)/+ handles revealed that there are Police said the rally will be given them around 170 kilo- ))$(&1 308 such accounts created in conducted in three parts — metres of distance in three Pakistan which are attempting first from Singhu border routes,” said the Special CP. , 2 , 2 disha Chief Minister ONaveen Patnaik has been thick layer of fog engulfed most parts of the twin cities of P adjudged as the best-perform- ABhubaneswar and Cuttack on Sunday morning, thereby seri- ing CM at the State level in the ously affecting vehicular movement. As per the Regional president of All India Kisan India Today’s ‘Mood of the Meteorological Centre, the dense fog conditions started prevailing Sabha (AKIS) Dr Ashok Nation January 2021’ poll. As from midnight while the visibility got reduced to as low as 50 etting the stage for a massive Dhawale, State president Kisan per the survey, 51 per cent of metres. The Meteorological Centre has issued Yellow Warning Sshow of strength in Mumbai Gujar and State general secre- the respondents from Odisha in connection with dense fog conditions for several districts. on Monday in support of the tary Dr Ajit Nawale. rated him as the best-per- Dense fog is very likely to occur at one or two places over the farmers agitating on the out- After the jatha entered forming Chief Minister in the districts of Cuttack, Bhadrak, Jagatsinghpur, Khordha, skirts of the national Capital to Mumbai at the Mulund Check country. Kandhamal, Baleswar, Angul, Dhenkanal, and Kendrapada, it said. demand the repeal of three Naka, the farmers were accord- Arvind Kejriwal is second farm laws, more than 15,000 ed a rousing reception at the on the list with 41 per cent farmers — marching through Kannamwar Nagar at Vikhroli respondents from Delhi giving the stretch of Kasara Ghat by ! " in north-east Mumbai by hun- him positive rating followed by foot — congregated at the his- #$%" &'( dreds of activists of the Uttar Pradesh’s Yogi Adityanath toric Azad Maidan in south CPI(M), CITU, DYFI (39%), Maharashtra’s Uddhav Mumbai on Sunday. homes, covered by foot the 7- the Kasara Ghat by hundreds and AIDWA in Mumbai, led Thackeray (35%) and in a row in the survey.
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