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& 8%3 7 $/ $/ / RNI Regn. No. MPENG/2004/13703, Regd. No. L-2/BPLON/41/2006-2008 8"#*5,1 -,$, $4 2 03 !- ). 7 .1!5 &5 441#1! 2 ,% 7.1&131%13 4003! !%0"1! +%%41. ! 3145, 4&"02 +507 4 +5+ 1!2 . &5, . ,7. &5 3,# .5 31+ , %51 50% !1 % 5,% &1%. 4 &5, + &" 0. ,3, %1!%! 315. 3 5=31. + 3 >,' =2 3 94 & "6: 7 ;; 9 ! 1 &3 (3 +++4+*9 *+*6)4 !" $%&'( hospital in the State. There is no ''!% record of any such case, nor have I made any statement to this effect. The fatalities that have occurred were due to co-morbidities or other medical ailments,” Tope said, caus- ing embarrassment to its major alliance partners Shiv Sena and the Congress which have been taking 12 3145, on the Narendra Modi Government ULFA leaders, AASU’s leaders, and of many countries, including French 12 3145, over deaths due to lack of medical ore names have tumbled out Assam’s ultra outfit leaders’ names President Emanuel Macron and the oxygen. Mfrom Pegasus snoop gate of have also cropped up in the phone Moroccan King, were also targeted massive controversy has erupt- The Congress has accused those who may have been victims of tapping list along with names of by the Israeli spyware Aed over the Centre’s claim in the Minister of State for Health Bharati telephone tapping between 2018 many Ambedkarites, Dalit activists, snooping. Rajya Sabha that no one died due Health Minister TS Singh Deo oxygen during the two waves of the Pravin Pawar of misleading and 2019. As per the reports, the and JNU student leaders involved in The Wire portal’s report on to lack of oxygen during the second said it’s true that no one died in the pandemic. Parliament by giving “false infor- phone numbers of six senior officials the Anti-CAA protests. Wednesday suggested that Monsanto Covid-19 wave. While the State due to lack of oxygen as “we “We have never said that mation” that there were no deaths from Mahyco Monsanto Biotech Meanwhile, international publi- was placed on the snooping list Opposition targeted the Centre, the are an oxygen-surplus because of shortage of oxygen a due to lack of oxygen during the (India) Pvt. Ltd and Monsanto India cations like Le Monde and The around the time the BJP-Shiv Sena Congress was left red-faced as State.” Covid-19 patient has died in any second wave. were under surveillance in 2018. The Washington Post reported President Government in Maharashtra set up three of the States where it has Similarly Shiv Sena a special investigation team (SIT) to stakes, towed the Centre’s line. MP Sanjay Raut said the probe companies that were alleged- Chhattisgarh where the people who lost their loved ly selling or releasing unapproved Congress is in full majority ones due to oxygen short- ,*( herbicide-tolerant (HT) transgenic Government, Tamil Nadu and age should “take the Union cotton, or Bt cotton, seeds in the Maharashtra where the party is part Government to court”, State. A few months prior to the for- of the coalition Government also while it’s coalition partner $! - mation of the SIT, in October 2017, claimed that no one died of oxygen NCP in Maharashtra rep- the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) shortage. resented by Health had also set up the Field Inspection While former Congress chief Minister Rajesh Tope, too, 12 3145, cumulative death toll stands at 414,482 12 3145, respond to media inquiries. It said that and Scientific Evaluation Committee Rahul Gandhi said the clarified that there was no — the world’s third-highest after the US’ the expose by 17 news organisations (FISEC), under the Department of Government’s response reflected record in the State of any he number of excess deaths in 6,09,000 fatalities and Brazil’s 5,42,000 srael has set up a senior inter-min- across the world since Sunday was a Biotechnology, to probe the prolif- lack of sensitivity, Chhattisgarh death due to shortage of TIndia during the Covid-19 pan- casualties. Iisterial team to “look into” prolif- “planned and well-orchestrated media eration of unlawful seeds, said the demic could be as high as 49 lakh (4.9 The report has been prepared by the erating allegations that spyware sold campaign led by Forbidden Stories and report. million). A report titled ‘Three new esti- Washington-based think tank Center by a Israeli cyber firm has been pushed by special interest mates of India’s all-cause excess mortal- for Global Development (CGD) and is abused on a global scale, news groups”. ity during the Covid-19 pandemic’, s a i d co-authored by India’s former Chief agency Reuters said on Wednesday “NSO will thoroughly investigate Q India’s coronavirus death toll is ten times Economic Adviser Arvind quoting an Israeli source. any credible proof of misuse of its )* higher than the actual figure reported Subramanian, Abhishek Anand, from In another interesting development technologies, as we always had, and by the Union Health Ministry. the Harvard University and Justin on Wednesday, NSO, the developer of will shut down the system where nec- As per the Health Ministry, India’s Sandefur, from the CGD. spyware Pegasus said it will no longer essary,” a spokesperson said. R 12 3145, 12 3145, *./ mid a full-blown political battle n the backdrop of the con- Aover revelations that Opposition Itroversy over the Centre’s ,$,$0,' ! leaders, Union Ministers, journalists, reply in the Rajya Sabha on and many others were potential tar- Tuesday that no death had (*+(),(-. 12 3145, gets of snooping by Israeli company occurred on account of oxygen NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware, a shortage in the country, the BJP /01*(,-2 eputy Chief Minister Parliamentary on Wednesday sought to 3 1(*.(4+*/0)*42 DManish Sisodia on Committee defend the Government’s con- Wednesday said thousands of headed by clusion saying “no State sent (41(+*(-,+ people lost their lives due to Congress MP any data about patients dying shortage of oxygen during the Shashi due to oxygen /05(-1+2 second wave of the pandemic in Tharoor will shortage.” 1(4(,*4 the national Capital and the hold a meet- BJP spokesperson Sambit Centre rejected the proposal of ing on July 28 Patra accused Opposition lead- 36 ,+(-(-))/05(*).2 the Delhi Government to form on the subject ers, including Congress scion a panel to investigate the of ‘citizens’ Rahul Gandhi and Delhi Chief +(4)(*.-/0*-(15*2 deaths. data security Minister Arvind Kejriwal, of Addressing the media, and privacy. doing politics on the matter, P +5(55(1*/0*(,.2 Sisodia said: “The Delhi The com- and said the States where these Government constituted a mittee has parties are in power have +)(1*(*,5/0*(5.*2 committee to investigate deaths called officials claimed that no one died there caused by lack of oxygen with of the due to lack of oxygen. 3 *1()(,-*/0,+2 an aim to give an assistance of Ministry of The BJP leader said Rs 5 lakh to the aggrieved fam- Electronics and Information Opposition-ruled States ilies but the Centre rejected the Technology, Ministry of Home claimed in courts that there was Covid-19 wave and made sim- formation of this committee Affairs, and Ministry of no death due to shortage of ilar assertions in their response through an order by the Communications to hear their oxygen during the second to the Centre. Lieutenant-Governor. views. "# # $ O O %& - The Health Minister ! ! " informed that the telecaller of # $ Suman Help Desk would con- " #$ % Ahmedabad: The extent of tact the women who got vac- human suffering brought on by cinated for 20 days and obtain the pandemic is immeasurable health related information. "04" % "# % & and there are many personal 1 DHO-1/DIO will be informed tragedies unfolding across the if there are signs of danger. n a speech matching her ' ! world. One such story is that of Adverse symptoms can occur Inational aspirations, Bengal a young Gujarati couple. The +507 4 up to 20 days after the Covid- Chief Minister Mamata husband who was suffering 19 vaccination, arrangements Banerjee on Wednesday urged $ from multi-organ failure after ovid-19 vaccination of have been made for their quick the national leaders of all getting the Covid infection Cpregnant women in the Choudhary informed that monitoring and management. Opposition parties to sink their P% and was on a life support sys- State will start from July 23. Covid-19 vaccination can be Choudhary said that health differences and mint an anti- & ' tem, has very slim chances of Public Health and Family administered to pregnant department team have been BJP coalition ahead of the "# () survival and his distraught she approached the HC with an Welfare Minister Prabhuram women at any time during instructed to compulsorily fol- 2024 general elections to over- wife is desperate to have his urgent plea, he said. Choudhary informed that from pregnancy. low the guidelines issued after throw the “divisive, anti-poor # child. Thankfully, the HC under- Friday, the Covid-19 vaccine The Covid-19 vaccination vaccination to avoid the risk of and pro-rich” saffron * However, when all her stood the urgency and would be provided to pregnant of pregnant women will be any side effects. Government. pleas to the Vadodara-based poignancy of the situation and women at all Government done through "on-site regis- On the day of vaccination, “BJP carries bigger load of "& $ hospital for help in her endeav- directed the hospital to conduct medical colleges, all district tration".
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