Bird flu: Rajasthan, Gujarat see more confirmed cases, but samples from Chhattisgarh negative, says govt
Dead crows in a park at Mayur Vihar Phase III in New Delhi
(PTI)Premium Samples of crow/wild birds have been confirmed for Avian Influenza (H5) from Surat district of Gujarat and Sirohi district of Rajasthan, says govt
reports of unusual deaths of 86 crows and 2 egrets were received from Kangra district in Himachal Pradesh
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New Delhi: One more district each in Gujarat and Rajasthan reported confirmed cases of bird flu, said government on Sunday as it scrambles to contain the disease. Regarding this, a status report on avian influenza has been issued by the government.
Stepping up its attack on the Narendra Modi government over the three farm laws, the Congress on Saturday said the Prime Minister should resign if he can’t repeal the laws and has to depend on the Supreme Court to break the deadlock with farmers.
More than a hundred members of the British Parliament have signed a letter to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson asking him to raise the concerns of protesting farmers outside Delhi, and the “brute force” employed against them, in his discussion with Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Just three months after its formation, J&K s regional amalgam, the Peoples Alliance for Gupkar Declaration (PAGD) that was stitched to fight for the return of pre-August 5, 2019 status, has been rocked by opposition within, with several top leaders pitching against its continuation.
To avert another Bhandara-like hospital inferno, govts must address underlying causes
The deadly fire that snuffed out the lives of 10 infants in the Bhandara District General Hospital in Maharashtra is a shocking reminder that safety norms in several medical facilities in India do not pass muster. The parents of the babies who perished in the sick new-born unit have been plunged into a lifetime of trauma. Some of the victims, a few just days old, had been brought to the hospital for better care from smaller health facilities; seven had a providential escape. There are reports of poorly trained staff failing to respond adequately. The terrible blaze joins the long list of such accidents recorded in government and private hospitals, underscoring a painful reality: safety protocols are yet to be institutionalised even in places where people legitimately expect a high degree of professionalism. Last year, there were devastating fires in COVID-19 facilities in Vijayawada and Ahmedabad,