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03Page12 DAK.Qxd CENTRAL CC PAGE 09 PAGE 11 https://www.facebook.com/centralchronicle Raipur, Monday, January 04, 2021 I Pages 12 I Price R 3.00 I City Edition I Fastest growing English Daily of Chhattisgarh www. centralchronicle.in BRIEF ‘MADE-IN-INDIA’ TAG Cong slams govt over rice procurement from Chh’garh for central pool Bharat Biotech’s COVID-19 India, despite several re- and will the procurement New Delhi, Jan 03 (PTI): quests, he said. This would only start when their Accusing the Centre of impact close to 21.52 lakh friends get control of stor- showing "apathy" towards farmers, Vallabh said. age?" he asked. vaccines approved farmers, the Congress on Due to FCI not lifting Are the farmers paying Sunday said the Food stocks, there is no more the price for voicing their For restricted Corporation of India's space left to stock paddy as protests against the farm Zydus Cadila gets DCGI nod for phase III trials Chhattisgarh unit was not well, he said. laws and what about the emergency use The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) has approved con- lifting the rice stocks and "This is a clear case of "false promise" that the A great milestone ducting phase III trials of the country's first DNA vaccine candi- asked whether the pro- complete apathy towards government procurement date against COVID-19 being developed by Zydus Cadila, the curement was "halted" be- farmers who are fighting of foodgrains will contin- in India’s scientific Department of Biotechnology said on Sunday. The vaccine can- cause the government's for their rights and to save ue, he asked. capability didate has been supported by the National Biopharma Mission "suit-boot friends" were their dignity but the gov- "Why has been the BJP not involved in managing ernment seems to be occu- government in such a Women carrying their children (NBM) under the aegis of Biotechnology Industry Research New Delhi, Jan 03 (PTI): (SEC) of the Central Drugs Assistance Council (BIRAC), a PSU under the DBT. "The nation's storage in the state. pied in filling the pockets rush to award majority of arrive at New Delhi Railway Standard Control Congress spokesperson of their friends. If the gov- the foodgrains storage to Station during a cold winter first indigenously developed DNA vaccine candidate against India's drugs regulator Organisation (CDSCO). COVID-19, ZyCoV-D, by M/s Zydus Cadila, has been approved by Gourav Vallabh said that ernment is not willing to their friend who has sud- morning after heavy rain, in on Sunday approved "After adequate exami- despite a pre-intimation procure the volumes pre- denly emerged as the mes- New Delhi, Sunday. Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), for conduct of the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine nation, CDSCO has decid- Phase III clinical trials," the DBT said. Zydus Cadila completed by the Food Corporation of intimated by them, even siah of storage since the Covishield, manufactured ed to accept the recommen- Phase-I/II clinical trials of this DNA vaccine candidate in more India (FCI) to procure 60 when the protests are on- BJP government came to Roof collapse by the Serum Institute, and dations of the Expert than 1,000 participants and "interim data indicated that the lakh metric tonne of rice going, what can we expect power?" Vallabh said rais- indigenously developed Committee and, according- under the central pool for from the government once ing questions over projects Ghaziabad: Twenty-one vaccine is safe and immunogenic when three doses were Covaxin of Bharat Biotech ly, vaccines of M/s Serum the kharif season, all this settles down?" he given to Adani Agri people, most of them administered intradermally", the DBT said. for restricted emergency and M/s Bharat Biotech Chhattisgarh has not re- said. Logistics Limited (AALL). attending a funeral, were use in the country, paving are being approved for re- ceived a final consent. Vallabh said the On one hand, the farm- killed and at least 20 oth- the way for a massive inoc- stricted use in emergency Bharat Biotech vaccines tied up with AstraZeneca The Chhattisgarh gov- Congress has questions ers in return of their ers injured when the roof ulation drive. situations," DCGI Dr V G have to be administered in to manufacture Covishield, ernment started procure- which the Centre must an- protests have only been re- of a shelter at a crema- The Drugs Controller Somani told the media two doses. All the three while Covaxin has been in- ment on December 1, and swer. "Has the FCI halted ceiving false promises and tion ground in Uttar General of India (DCGI) here. vaccines have to be stored digenously developed by has procured 47 lakh procurement in on the other the friends of Pradesh's Muradnagar granted the approval on This clears the way for at 2-8 C," Somani said. Bharat Biotech in collabo- tonnes from 12 lakh farm- Chhattisgarh because the government have been collapsed on Sunday, the basis of recommenda- the roll out of at least two The Serum Institute of ration with the Indian ers so far, but the state is their suit-boot friends are receiving contracts after police said. Several peo- tions by a COVID-19 vaccines in India in the India, the world's largest Council of Medical yet to receive a consent not involved in managing contracts to fill their pock- ple had taken shelter Subject Expert Committee coming days. "Serum and vaccine manufacturer, has Research (ICMR). from the government of storage in Chhattisgarh ets, Vallabh alleged. under the structure as it rained. Most of them GOOD NEWS FOR FARMERS were relatives of Jai Ram, ‘COVID-19 active caseload 100 Naxals sneaked into MP from who was being cremated at that time, officials said. drops below 2.5 lakh’ Apple cultivation trial C’garh in recent months: Cops Triple talaq New Delhi, Jan 03 (PTI): (2,47,220)," the Health min- Balaghat (MP), Jan 03 (PTI): Maharashtra have entered Barabanki: A 20-year-old istry said. Kerala has re- Madhya Pradesh over the married woman from The COVID-19 active case- ported the maximum num- Around 100 Naxals from past few months to expand Uttar Pradesh's Barabanki load in India has dropped ber of single-day recoveries to begin in Jashpur hills Chhattisgarh and their base in the region," district has accused her below 2.5 lakh with the re- with 4,985 newly recovered Maharashtra have the official said. husband of giving triple coveries exceeding new cases. A total of 2,110 people Jashpur, Jan 03 (PTI): tions of Pandrapath, nes- are similar to Pandrapath, sneaked into Madhya Six dalams (groups) of talaq on the phone from cases and low number of fa- have recovered in tled in hills at a height of we have decided to repli- Pradesh over the past few Naxals are operating in abroad over demand for talities per day, the Health Maharashtra followed by The tribal-dominated around 1200 meters above cate it here", he said. months to expand their Balaghat and Mandla dis- more dowry, police said ministry said on Sunday. 1,963 in Chhattisgarh, it Jashpur district of sea level, is favorable for As part of a horticulture base, prompting the state tricts. Of these, Khatia on Sunday. The woman "India's present active said. Ten States/UTs ac- Chhattisgarh, which is growing low-chilling vari- project, the district admin- government to seek de- Mocha Dalam in Mandla lodged a complaint in this caseload consists of just 2.39 count for 69.59 per cent of known for cashew, chilli, eties of apples," Jashpur istration is developing a ployment of six compa- came up last year, he said, regard on Saturday with per cent of India's Total new deaths. Maharashtra potato and other cash crop Collector Mahadev Kawre green park sprawled over nies of paramilitary forces adding that Mandla and Additional Positive Cases. The new re- saw the maximum casual- farming, will see apple cul- told PTI. 100 acres in Pandrapath in the rebel-hit areas, a po- Balaghat share a long bor- Superintendent of Police coveries of 20,923 in the last ties (51). West Bengal and tivation on a trial basis, a This variety flowers and where pear, litchi, vegeta- lice official said. der. (North) R S Gautam, after 24 hours have led to a net de- Kerala follow with 28 and 21 senior official said on bears fruits in the second bles etc will be grown These security forces Madhya Pradesh Home which he directed offi- cline of 2,963 in the Total daily deaths, respectively. Sunday. to third year itself while it along with apple, he are likely to be deployed Minister Narottam cials to probe the matter Active cases," the Health The total coronavirus The trial will held on 10 takes five to six years in added. "We will plant 1600 soon in MP's Balaghat and Mishra, during his visit to and file a report. ministry said in a state- cases mounted to 1,03,23,965 acres of government land the high chilling ones, he apple saplings in January- tribal-dominated Mandla Balaghat last month, had ment. and the death toll climbed to in Pandrapath, located said. "In view of the good end and women self help districts, which the Naxals told reporters that six "India's trajectory of ac- 1,49,435 with the novel coro- around 70 kilometres from results of cultivation of groups (SHGs) will be in- have entered, he said. companies of paramili- CJ of MP HC tive cases continues to fol- navirus virus claiming 217 here, and cultivation may this variety of apple in volved in cultivation after "As per the information tary forces are going to be Bhopal: Justice low a steadily dipping path.
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