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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will vacate his residence on Friday. Kejriwal will stay in AAP MP Ashok Mittal's house in the New Delhi Assembly. Arvind Kejriwal to relocate at AAP RS MP Ashok Mittal's residence after vacating CM house

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Whatever could be done for the reinstatement of bus marshals, our party and government have done it. We even got a proposal passed in the assembly. But now BJP is reneging on its promise. If any proposal is passed from the assembly then it is official and LG sahab should give time regarding it but he did not give it. We want LG sahab to give time and reinstate the bus marshals.

A war-like situation has arisen between Israel and Iran. Many Indian families are worried because their family members are working in these countries. I humbly request the Indian government to make arrangements to bring back all the Indians living there who want to return, in mission mode as soon as possible. I hope that the situation in these countries will improve soon and peace will be established in the world.

Charles Dickens wrote a book called “ Tale of two cities “ based on Fiench Revolution

Tale of Two States & our hypocrisy… In West Bengal - Jr. Doctors managed to shake up the Mamata Banerjee Govt to the core after RG Kar Rape/Murder - people joined in the protests forcing the CM to literally plead for a way out & concede to their demands. In Uttar Pradesh - a gang-rape of a student in the prestigious IIT-BHU campus led to a massive protest - but eventually the politically connected accused got bail ….now 13 protesting students have been suspended for ‘indiscipline’

KANGANA RANT NO 4

In an Instagram story, Ranaut wrote, “Desh ke pita nahi, desh ke to lal hote hai. Dhanye hai Bharat ma ke ye lal” (The country does not have fathers; it has sons. Blessed are these sons of Mother India). Her comments, perceived as diminishing Gandhi’s role, sparked outrage, from both BJP and Opposition leaders.

Bangladesh has withdrawn its High Commissioner from India, Mustafizur Rahman, indicating a ‘foreign policy’ re-set from the times of Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina’s regime that ended on August 5 following street protests in Dhaka.

Rahman is among six other diplomats Bangladesh has withdrawn from various postings across the world. 

• Bed per 1000 people ratio steady at 2.70-2.73 inspite of 17% increase in population

• Mohalla Clinics Globally Appreciated Model of AAP

• Total number of medical institutions increased steadily from 3014 in 2015-16 to 3423 in 2022-23

• Mohalla Clinics Globally Appreciated Model of AAP

Indira Gandhi Super Specialty Hospital^[3]

• Currently operating as 250 Bed facility

• AAP Govt redesigned it with 1241 Beds, originally planned as 750 beds

• 850 crore project cost

• 24 acre area with 2000 car parking facility as well

• Partially opened in May 2021, fully opened in Sept 2021

• Construction started in 2014

HEALTH & WELL BEING

Life expectancy in men could rise by a year on cutting down smoking, predictive models show

Cutting down smoking to five per cent of current rates by 2050 would increase life expectancy by a year among men and 0.2 years in women, according to recent global modelling studies published in The Lancet Public Health journal.

The researchers found that based on current trends, smoking rates around the world could continue to reduce to 21 per cent in men and about four per cent in women by 2050.Along with improving life expectancy, accelerating efforts to eliminate tobacco smoking could avoid 876 million years of lives lost to death, researchers forming the Global Burden of Disease, Injuries and Risk Factors (GBD) Tobacco Forecasting Collaborators said.

Fee scandals' in medical colleges exposed by NGO

Poll strategist-turned-activist Prashant Kishor, launched his own political party, Jan Suraaj Party (JSP), in Bihar on October 2.

Political strategist-turned activist Prashant Kishor on Wednesday launched his political outfit—Jan Suraaj Party—in the state capital and announced the appointment of an IITian and retired Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer Manoj Bharti as its first working president.

He revealed that the revenue collected after the end of prohibition would be spent on providing quality education to the children. “Our new education system will be world-class. People from abroad will come to Bihar to pursue higher education as the state was earlier known for,” he added.

India is one of the world’s largest producers and consumers of wheat and rice. Research organizations here, like their counterparts around the world, have long worked to produce seeds that increase yields, withstand drought or resist plant diseases. It’s a growing need as a changing climate leads to more extreme and unpredictable weather.

According to a United Nations report released earlier this year, more than 700 million [ 70 Crores ] people went hungry last year and over a third of the global population is unable to afford a healthy diet, thus increasing the urgency for resilient seeds that can produce food reliably. Apart from India, other programs including a United States government program and privately funded projects are helping develop climate-resilient crops in Africa, Central America and other Asian countries.

Defending against climate shocks

As climate change intensifies, India’s nearly 120 million farmers — most with less than 5 acres of land — are seeing their livelihoods threatened by erratic rainfall patterns, rising temperatures and increased pest infestations.

Some are taking to what is called natural farming — techniques like using natural fertilizers and planting crops alongside trees and other plants that can protect crops from wind, erosion and some extreme weather — to deal with climate change. But that can mean reduced yields, and India’s federal government is also promoting the use of climate-resilient seeds that don’t compromise yields.

Increasing salinity in groundwater, heavy rainfall over s

MOHAN GURUSWAMY:

Is Narendra Modi too a Lame Duck?

The waning days of a leader's life are always plagued with questions of the individual’s health and, by implication, longevity. The nearness of the end of life, in effect, makes the leader, however powerful he or she might seem, a lame duck leader.

The term lame duck is an Americanism that refers to an elected official who is approaching the end of his or her tenure, and especially an official whose successor has already been elected. A lame duck status invariably entails a swift loss of political legitimacy and authority, making official power a weak instrument. Leaders fear this more than death itself.

 ATAL BEHARI VAJPAYEE

 Closer to home we have the case of former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee. He was diagnosed as stricken with Alzheimer’s soon after he lost the 2004 elections. But Alzheimer’s is not a sudden onset ailment. All through the preceding few years there were signs of a fading memory. He kept calling Jaswant Singh Yashwant Sinha and vice versa. He forgot Pramod Mahajan’s name at a public meeting. He would suddenly go blank in meetings.

But clearly there were many vested interests in keeping the charade going. Ranjan Bhattacharya and Brijesh Mishra were the obvious beneficiaries. There were many others in India and abroad who were entirely too happy with the situation. The Americans fawned upon Brijesh Mishra. LK Advani was happy as the succession line was made clear with him being named the deputy prime minister. All that was needed to keep the play going till the 2004 elections, which the BJP expected to win with Vajpayee as its flag-bearer. Now consider this too. Not long after the 2004 debacle, the then defence minister George Fernandes too was detected to be suffering from Alzheimer’s. Now think of this alarming situation. The prime minister and the defence minister, the top two in the nuclear command chain are afflicted with Alzheimer’s. Yet they are vested with war and holocaust powers? It was also so in the case of US president Ronald Reagan.

That’s why I like Narendra Modi’s 75-year age cut-off for politicians. I would actually prefer a 70 years cut-off. Narendra Modi is now 74. He is at a chronological age which is past the average Indian life expectancy and his future electoral life is very finite given present trends. A clutch of defeats in the forthcoming assembly elections, soon after the shock of May 2024, will make his prospects very bleak.

Chal Khusrau ghar aapnay, saanjh bhayee chahu des. (Let us, Oh Khusrau go back now, the dark dusk settles in the four corners.)

These are the greatest problems India has suffered from for a long time. The solutions are in the hands of the people India.

 SC strikes down caste bias in jails — Directs 11 States to amend prison manuals within 3 months

Whether politicians, government, judiciary, healthcare, or education, everything is fake and untrustable. 1. Poor Quality Medicines Or Fake Drugs? Before publishing these results, CDSCO also sends these reports to the makers (pharma companies), instructing them to check the product/control samples. In turn, pharma companies check their samples and submit reports to CDSCO or state regulators.

Officials from top pharma companies told News18 that they respond to the government within the timeline of 10-12 days with the test reports. However, it does not guarantee that their name will be taken off the alert list.

“Despite providing all the details of our investigation, our name still appears in defaulters. Eventually, this tarnishes the brand’s reputation," an official from a top Mumbai-based pharma company said, requesting anonymity.

(https://news18.com/india/poor-quality-medicines-or-fake-drugs-the-real-story-health-matters-9068145.html…)

Today, the situation is the same across the country. Here's a report from today's newspaper. It's time to replace all the incompetent people in charge of the country.

‘They didn’t care about kids, imagine the hate’: Family of 4 chased, hit by car in Latur

The family claims cops were reluctant to file a case of murder and hate crime. One of the suspects is on the run.

nteracts with people at his native village Any central law which is against interest of state will not be implemented in Punjab

Punjab's  ITIs will get facelift: Harjot Bains Cabinet Minister inks MOU with Member Rajya Sabha Dr. Vikramjit Singh Sahni to adopt six technical education institutes of Punjab Six ITIs will become centers of excellence with cost of Rs 11 crore

Mann Government introduced BBP in all 1920 government senior secondary schools of the state 7,813 teachers are supporting students in their endeavours

“Syama Prasad Mookerjee was an educationist, he was a scholar. But as far as his politics and ideology are concerned, he was a very communal leader. He is known as the divider of Bengal. So Syama Prasad Mookerjee is honoured in Bengal as an educationist, not as a social reformer, not as a politician,” Bose said. He added, “Changing the name of Sealdah station after Syama Prasad Mookerjee is against the ideology of Bengal, which is inclusive and secular.” Meanwhile, TMC leader Kunal Ghosh suggested that if Sealdah station is to be renamed, it should be in honour of Swami Vivekananda.