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(U) and the BJP, Bihar Chief a place in the Cabinet as metres long and according to cientists of the Wadia “This region has a very Minister Nitish Kumar on Industry Minister.The JD(U) the State Emergency Operations SInstitute of Himalayan steep gradient. Our observa- Tuesday carried out the expan- too inducted a Muslim MLA Centre (SEOC), about 100 Geology (WIHG) have sug- tions suggest that the rock sion of his Cabinet and Jama Khan, who joined JD(U) metres of the tunnel’s length has gested that a rock mass, weak- mass may have weakened due showed that despite having after getting elected as a BSP been cleared of the debris. The ened due to years of freezing to freezing and thawing. This fewer seats than the BJP, he legislator from Chainpur. The sludge and debris drying and and thawing of snow, may sometimes leads to the devel- still calls the shot in the JD(U) had fielded 11 Muslim becoming hard have made it have led to the creation of a opment of a weak zone and alliance Government. candidates in the 2020 harder for the rescue teams to weak zone, triggering its col- fractures. Governor Phagu Chouhan Assembly elections, but all of clear it. lapse that resulted in flash “A s t h e r o c k m a s s w e a k - administered the oath of office them lost. Meanwhile, the death toll floods in Uttarakhand’s ened, the glacier and snow to the new Ministers — nine However, Nitish didn’t stood at 32 with 174 persons still Chamoli district on Sunday. came down crashing, it result- from the BJP and eight from induct even a single Yadav missing as on Tuesday evening. The scientists made this ed in flash floods,” he said. The the JD(U) — at a function at MLA this time around. Of his Of the 32 bodies recovered, only observation after conducting a steep slopes of the mountains the Raj Bhavan.Neeraj Kumar 13 Ministers, just one comes seven have been identified so helicopter survey of the area to in the region further increased Babloo JD(U), who is a five- from the Yadav caste. Nitish far. ! " find clues as to what led to the the intensity of the crash. time MLA from Chhatapur also completely ignored the The DIG, Law and Order, deadly flash floods that swept Two teams of the WIHG and a relative of deceased Bhumihar caste in the expan- and the chief spokesman of ing initially, the number of through the debris with the help Thirteen border villages — away everything. So far, the comprising five glaciologists Bollywood actor Sushant sion and inductedIn the Uttarakhand Police, Nilesh missing persons now stands at of ropes.“Undaunted multi- Raini Palli, Pang, Lata, flash floods have claimed 32 left for Joshimath on Monday Singh Rajput, also joined the Assembly polls, the BJP won Anand Bharne informed the 174 with 32 bodies having been agency security personnel are Suraithota, Suki, Bhalgaon, lives with over 170 people to find out the reason behind Nitish Cabinet. 74 seats and the JD(U) just 43. media that in addition to per- recovered. trying hard to make their way Tolma, Fagrasu, Long Segdi, still missing. the incident. An institute Of the 17 Ministers After the polls, State BJP lead- sonnel involved in the rescue Uttarakhand Chief Minister through the tunnel. Let us see Gahar, Bhangyul, Juwagwad The crashing rock mass under the Department of inducted on Tuesday, the BJP ers were putting pressure on effort, teams of experts and nec- Trivendra Singh Rawat visited how many lives we can save,” and Jugju — of Joshimath block also brought earth and Science and Technology got nine berths, just one more national leadership to corner essary equipment were present Chamoli district on Tuesday to Rawat told reporters. were cut off following the mounds of snow with it. The (DST), the WIHG studies the than the JD(U). The JD(U) a maximum number of berths. at the tunnel where the workers meet the residents of the He reached Tapovan on avalanche in the Rishiganga friction may have resulted in Himalayan environment and also grabbed important port- But Nitish made sure that his are stranded. He said that the avalanche-hit villages. He said Monday evening to review res- river on Sunday. heating, which could have its geology. Sain said an initial folios like Home, Personnel, party is not seen surrendering task of drilling through the the pace of rescue operation at cue efforts, undertook an aeri- Nearly 100 ration kits have caused the floods, the obser- report will also be sent to the Education, Rural to the BJP. The BJP has now 16 debris is difficult but efforts are the Tapovan tunnel has slowed al survey of the affected areas been supplied to the affected vil- vations suggest. DST. Development, Rural Works, ministerial berths and JD(U) being undertaken relentlessly. down due to the flow of slush earlier Tuesday and also met 12 lages by helicopters to ensure Kalachand Sain, Director In Uttarakhand which has Water Resources.Nitish 13, but Nitish’s party has According to the SEOC, of but efforts are on to reach those workers who were rescued from they face no dearth of essentials, of the WIHG, said the glaciers 1,400 glaciers, fewer than 10 ensured that his bitter detrac- grabbed 21 portfolios, just the 206 persons reported miss- trapped inside by drilling the tunnel on Sunday evening. officials said. where the incident occurred are being monitored. tor Sanjay Paswan (BJP) was one less than 22 of BJP. '0+1" -2- he State on Tuesday report- Ted 105 new Covid-19 pos- itive cases in 22 districts and !"# ! from the State pool. With this, $%$ ( the total caseload rose to he students, who pursued % ) % + 3,35,797. TClass-IX at Odia medium Of the new cases, 63 were schools in 2019-20 academic The Government further reported from quarantine cen- year, would be eligible to appear added it has directed schools to tres and 42 were local contact for the annual High School hold special classes for the cases. The day’s highest 14 Certificate Examination this Class-IX students. cases were reported from year in May, announced the The Government allowed Sundargarh district followed by State Government on Tuesday. schools to reopen for Classes- Cuttack with 12. As schools in the State X and XII students from Besides, three cases were samples tested were 79,05339. remained closed since March January adhering to the Covid reported from the State pool. However, 108 patients 2020 due to the Covid pan- guidelines. The Class-XI stu- Currently, the number of recovered on the day, taking the demic, the Class-IX students dents from 2019-20 academic total active cases in the State total recoveries to 3,33,139 in were unable to sit for the annu- year would be allowed to sit for stood at 803 and cumulative the State. al exam for class promotion. the Plus II exam in May. *.* / This would enable the State tional fiscal deficit of 2% of forward unutilised borrowing Government to meet higher GSDP during the financial ceilings availed during the resources requirement for year 2020- 21. financial year 2020-21 to the Covid-19 management, main- This includes uncondi- next financial year; avail special tain the standards of service tional borrowing of 1% of borrowing under the delivery to the public, com- GSDP and the balance 1% Special Window towards the pensate the shortfall arising out depending upon implementa- GST compensation shortfall he State Cabinet on of GST implementation (GST tion of following four sectoral over and above the above relax- TTuesday approved an compensation shortfall) and reforms, each carrying weigh- ation; and avail additional fund amendment to Odisha Fiscal maintain the level of Capital tage of 0.25%: Implementation in the forms of 50-year Responsibility and Budget Expenditure on infrastructure of One Nation One Ration interest free loan under the Management (FRBM) Act on projects. Card System; ease of doing "Scheme for Special Assistance the basis of the consent With the proposed amend- business reform; urban local to States for Capital received from the Government ment, the State Government body or utility reforms; and Expenditure” over and above of India. would be able to avail addi- power sector reforms; carry the above relaxation. 3 -" - 4 AOR with a certified copy of judgment, original he State Government on Vaklatanama duly executed in he State Cabinet on TTuesday wrote to its the AOR’s favour and other rel- TTuesday took a decision to be upgraded as "Centres of Supreme Court’s Advocate on evant records and instructions construct Integrated Excellence" which would Record (AOR) Sibo Sankar to enable the AOR file the peti- Infrastructure Complexes include old age home, home for Mishra directing him to file a tion on time.
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