Morning News Podcast: Children will also get the vaccine from the new year, the elderly will get a booster dose; India-South Africa first test from today

Hi,
Today is Sunday, the date 26 December; Saptami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Paush month.

First of all, today’s major events, which will be seen

Now tomorrow’s major news, which will keep you updated

1. From January 3, 15 to 18 years of age will get the vaccine; Booster dose to the elderly, frontline workers from January 10

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday made a big announcement of giving the first dose of corona vaccine to all children between the age of 15 to 18 years from January 3. Along with this, he also announced to give booster dose to front line workers and sick elderly people above 60 years of age from January 10.
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2. Emergency use of Bharat Biotech’s indigenous Covaxin dosage approved for children in the country
The Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) has approved the emergency use of Covaxin, a children’s Kovid-19 vaccine developed by Bharat Biotech. After this approval, this vaccine can currently be administered to adolescents aged 12 to 18 years.
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3. All the three agricultural laws will come again, Agriculture Minister Tomar said – then we will move forward; Tikait gave a warning
Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on the agricultural laws that have been withdrawn that we have definitely taken a step back. But we will move on again. On the other hand, after this statement, the spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union, Rakesh Tikait, warned that the farmers’ movement could start again.
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4. Head coach Dravid reached the press conference without Kohli, saying tough words on the captaincy controversy

The head coach of the Indian cricket team, Rahul Dravid, arrived without captain Virat Kohli at the press conference a day before the first Test. On the captaincy controversy, he said in a sharp manner that any discussion on captaincy is an internal matter of the team. It is not for the media or the public.
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5. In Punjab, 25 farmer organizations formed a United Samaj Morcha, will contest on all 117 seats
25 out of 32 farmers organizations of Punjab have formed United Samaj Morcha to directly join politics. BKU Rajewal leader Balbir Singh Rajewal will be the chief ministerial face. After the meeting in Chandigarh, the organizations announced to contest all the 117 seats.
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6. Highest number of positive cases in a day after second wave in Mumbai, 38% jump in Delhi too

40 new patients of Omicron have been found in the country including 21 cases from Rajasthan. There are now a total of 456 Omicron patients. Also, after June 24, Mumbai has recorded the largest single day corona infection, while in Delhi also there has been a 38% increase in new cases.
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7. Google accused of promoting terror, Russian court imposed a fine of 729 crores
A Russian court has fined Google $ 980 million (about Rs 739 crore). Google did not remove the banned content in Russia from the search engine even after the government’s warning. These content encourage drug use, weapons and terrorism.
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8. Pakistan beat Team India by 2 wickets in the last ball in the Under-19 Asia Cup

In the Under-19 Asia Cup match, Pakistan defeated the Indian cricket team by 2 wickets in the last ball. India scored 237 runs for the loss of all wickets. Pakistan won the match losing 8 wickets. In the U-19 Asia Cup, PAK has defeated Team India since 2013.
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Some important news, only in the headline

what happened today in history
17 years ago, on 26 December 2004, the tsunami in the Indian Ocean caused great devastation. A tsunami wave of about 100 feet was raised after a terrible earthquake of 9.15 magnitude that hit the Indian Ocean. These tsunami waves caused massive destruction in India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Myanmar, Madagascar, Maldives, Malaysia, Seychelles, Somalia, Tanzania and Kenya. In India alone, more than 12 thousand people died due to tsunami and more than 3 thousand people went missing. The country had suffered an economic loss of about 12 thousand crores. Tamil Nadu had the highest number of 8 thousand deaths. Apart from this, more than 3 thousand people died in Andaman and Nicobar, 599 in Puducherry, 177 in Kerala and 107 in Andhra Pradesh. Tsunami killed 13 in Sri Lanka and 1 Indian in Maldives. (Read today’s other events)

and now today’s thought
Everyone is genius. But if you keep judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will continue to think of itself as a fool for the rest of its life. – Albert Einstein

Have a nice day, see you tomorrow…