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The Indian team will depart from Mumbai on June 2 for a three-and-a-half-month tour of England that comprises the WTC final against New Zealand from June 18-22 as well as five Tests against England in August-September.
PSL 2021: Naseem Shah finally allowed to enter bio-secure bubble Sports Quetta Gladiator's bowler Naseem Shah Ahead of the remaining matches of the sixth edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), Quetta Gladiator's bowler Naseem Shah has been permitted to enter the bio-secure bubble after he was sent home earlier this week because of a COVID-19 testing breach. According to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB): "Naseem’s return, however, is dependent on the fulfilment of bio-bubble protocols, which include testing negative within 48 hours prior to the integration in the bubble and subsequent isolation along with two repeat COVID-19 tests before boarding the next chartered flight which will leave from Pakistan."
Elections officials say Ohio boxes are secure Tony Dejak/AP Board of elections worker Sheila McNea drops a ballot into the ballot box outside the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections during Ohio's primary voting, Tuesday, April 28, 2020, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak) and last updated 2021-05-27 07:16:53-04 COLUMBUS, Ohio â The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement. Ohio lawmakers are currently considering a number of changes to state elections law, with one of the proposals dealing with the use of ballot drop boxes. House Bill 294, known as the âOhio Election Security and Modernization Act,â would prohibit counties from placing drop boxes anywhere besides at the boards of elections offices. Voters would only be able to drop off absentee ballots during the 10 days preceding an election, compared to the full absentee voting period used in recent elections.
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SHARING OPTIONS: Many farmers would consider this shed the ultimate low-risk site for slurry gases. Paddle agitator on a small tractor, open-fronted shed on a windy day, and manure from young cattle that were fed small amounts of concentrate. Still, it was enough to floor the Jack Russell. After agitating slurry at the beginning of October last year, I wrote about the experience and asked a few questions about slurry foam, especially regarding the likely associated dangers. The last line of this piece read: “Unfortunately, too often it takes a drastic situation to make us farmers sit up and take notice.”
Gaps in mobility network There’s a need for disability-inclusive transport systems The Covid-19 pandemic has challenged India’s passenger mobility infrastructure like never before. While the country was already aware of the massive room for improvement, the need for robust transport systems has become all the more obvious today. As India battles the second wave and prepares for a potential third one, the economy is under tremendous stress. The promised V-shaped recovery after the first wave will be a mirage if the country does not find a way to safely regularise movement of people and goods. The new systems built to regularise mobility must be safe, accessible, reliable and affordable for all, lest the marginalised and the underprivileged find themselves in a progressively worse situation coming out of the pandemic. The 100-million-plus Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) forming India’s largest minority are at risk of just such an outcome.