CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan
INDORE/BHOPAL: The much awaited phase-III of the Covid vaccination drive, to cover the 18-44 age group, has been put on hold because there aren’t enough vaccines to go around.
Around 10.15pm on Thursday, CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan tweeted: “I appeal to everyone, have patience. Do not panic. Madhya Pradesh is likely to get vaccines by May 3. As soon as it arrives, we will start vaccinating youngsters for free.”
This is why the planned vaccination campaign cannot start on May 1, the CM added. “We understand that there is a limit to production capacity. As and when vaccines come, we will start vaccinating the young,” he tweeted and told a group of doctors during a virtual discussion.
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Arizona failed to pick up a seat, while Florida and Texas picked up fewer than expected, Cook Political Report s Dave Wasserman tells Axios.
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A security personnel keeps strict vigil outside the strong room, where EVMs are kept ahead of vote counting for the Assam elections in Guwahati on Thursday
GUWAHATI: Most exit polls have predicted that the NDA is likely to retain power in Assam thwarting the Congress-led ‘Mahajot’s shot at forming the government. However, a couple of surveys have hinted at a hung assembly.
Among all the exit polls, results of which started pouring after the expiry of the ban imposed by Election Commission at 7.30 pm on Thursday, only India Today-Axis My India carried out a separate survey on the preferred chief minister of the state, according to which 20% voters have named Himanta Biswa Sarma, 19% have favoured incumbent Sarbananda Sonowal, 17% have preferred any nominee of Congress, 16% want to see Gaurav Gogoi in the top post and 9% said they prefer anyone from BJP.
Congress captures Ballari municipal corporation
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In an impressive performance, the Congress won the Ballari Municipal Corporation and emerged as the single largest party in Bidar Municipal Council. The elections for the ULBs were held on Tuesday and the counting of votes was completed on Friday.
In the 39 wards of the Ballari City Municipal Corporation, the Congress won 19 seats leaving 13 for the BJP. Independent candidates won five seats.
Ward No. 3 had caught the attention of the entire city after M. Prabhanjan Kumar, a Congress leader, contested as an Independent candidate after he was denied the party ticket. Mr. Kumar won the ward with an impressive margin of 2,802 votes against his nearest rival Basavaraj Gowda B. of Congress who polled 1,308 votes.