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More ultra-cold freezers are on the way to help store the COVID-19 vaccine, more specifically, historically minority-serving universities around the state including North Carolina Central and Fayetteville State University. NC Central will get seven freezers as part of the broader effort to increase cold storage capacity. The university will then give them to places like the Halifax or Granville Health Department or even the Lumbee Tribe to use. Four other historically minority-serving institut...

2 coaches of Amritsar-Jaynagar Express derails in Lucknow ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Mon, Jan 18 2021 9:48 IST | ​ 0 Views Indian Railway. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Lucknow/New Delhi, Jan 18 : Two coaches of the Amritsar-Jaynagar Express derailed near Lucknow on Monday, however, no passenger were injured in the incident, official said. Northern Railway spokesperson Deepak Kumar said the two coaches of Amritsar-Jaynagar Express train derailed soon after its departure...

Express News Service PATNA: In what can be called a belated but much-needed move, the state government in Bihar has decided to set up the Task Force Cell (TFC) in the secretariat to interact with Bihari Diaspora and boost industrialisation in the state. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar interacted with the Bihari Diaspora settled in US via Bihar-Jharkhand Association of North America and informed the NRIs that the task force cell is set up for regular dialogue with them. The CM said that official...

A total of 52 healthcare workers of the 4,319 who received the Covid jab on Saturday reported adverse events post vaccination. While 51 reported minor

Nitish seeks help from Bihari diaspora for state’s industrial growth Updated: Updated: January 17, 2021 11:57 IST Mr. Kumar made an advertisement to this effect late on Saturday while taking part in a webinar organized by BJANA (Bihar- Jharkhand Association of North America), as part of which he interacted with U.S.-based delegates with roots in the state. Share Article Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.   | Photo Credit: PTI Mr. Kumar made an advertisement to this effect late on Saturday w...

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar seeks help from diaspora for states industrial growth SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 17, 2021, 11:32 AM IST Share Synopsis "You are like members of our family. If you choose to set up an industry here, you will be provided with all necessary assistance from our government. We will facilitate availability of land. We will also ensure that all issues flagged by you are promptly resolved," he said. Agencies The chief minister sought to highlight the changes in societ...

A total of 52 healthcare workers of the 4,319 who received the Covid jab on Saturday reported adverse events post vaccination. While 51 reported minor events, one person who got inoculated at Northern Railway Central Hospital reported severe effects and was referred to a hospital.

Nitish Kumar said that he valued the interaction with members of the diaspora. (File) Patna: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar narrated the turnaround story of the state in recent years to those from the state in the United and exhorted them to become partner in the growth by investing in industry. The entrepreneurs from Bihar settled abroad can be "rest assured of a hassle-free experience if they choose to set up a venture in their home state", he said. Mr Kumar made an averment to this ef...

Express News Service PATNA: "Bihar is moving on the right path of growth and will move furthermore to become the best in every spheres of development," said Chief Minister Nitish Kumar while interacting with the Bihari diaspora from under the auspices of Bihar-Jharkhand Association of North America on Saturday evening. Detailing about the progress made in the state in the tourism sector, Kumar informed that a glass skywalk at Rajgir and a plethora of works for eco tourism, safari tourism and ot...

Protect our community. How Black leaders are tackling hesitancy over COVID vaccine Aaron Sánchez-Guerra and Brian Murphy, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Jan. 15—DURHAM — The day that Duke University Hospital received its first shipment of the COVID-19 vaccine last month, Faye Williams sat down, rolled up her left sleeve and made history. Williams, a nurse at Duke clinics screening people for the virus, was the first frontline worker and the first Black person to receiv...