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3 minutes agoAuthor: Dharmendra Krishna Tiwari
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First of all, the danger of Corona looming over the world. The situation of infection in China is reminiscent of 2020. All the beds in the hospitals are full. Medicines are running out in medical stores. Patients can be seen begging in front of the doctor for treatment. When the children are having fever, the mothers are trying to bring them down with potatoes. Seeing this condition of China, the Government of India has also become alert.
Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya held a meeting with senior officials and experts. In which he said that the corona is not over yet. India is ready to deal with every situation. We have asked all concerned to remain alert and increase vigilance. According to sources, random sampling of foreign passengers has also been started at the airports.
At the same time, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has called an emergency meeting of officers and ministers on Thursday. On the other hand, the UP government has ordered screening of passengers coming from abroad.
Now the matter of politics. The winter session of the Parliament is underway. In the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, Harsimrat Kaur raised the issue regarding the drug trade spreading in Punjab. On Wednesday, Home Minister Amit Shah was speaking in response to that. Shah said- PM Modi has put the resolution of a drug-free India in front of the country. Seriously, a lot of action has been taken against drugs in this country. While Shah was speaking, TMC MP Saugata Roy was repeatedly interrupting. The Home Minister got angry on this and sat on his chair. Shah said – If you want to speak, I sit down. Being such a senior MP, it does not suit to interrupt.
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First of all today’s major events, which will be watched
- Mini auction of players for IPL 2023 in Kochi.
- India-Bangladesh 2nd Test match in Dhaka.
- Hearing on bail plea of former West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee in special CBI court.
5 big news that will keep you updated
1. In September, 2 cases of the Chinese variant of Corona were found in Gujarat, one in Odisha, all three recovered.
The increasing cases of corona in China are again starting to scare. In view of this, the central government is on alert. Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya held a meeting with senior officials and experts on Wednesday on the COVID-19 situation in the country. Mandaviya told that the dangerous Chinese variant of Corona, BF-7 had come to India in September itself. Its symptoms were found in an NRI woman in Vadodara. She had come to Vadodara from America. Two other people who came in his contact were also investigated. Although his report came negative. Later the woman was cured.
Apart from this, two other cases of BF-7 were also found in Ahmedabad and Odisha. Here, in the high level meeting of the Health Ministry, Mandaviya said that Corona is not over yet, but India is ready to deal with every situation. We have asked all concerned to remain alert and increase vigilance. According to sources, random sampling of passengers coming from international flights has also been started at the airports. read full news
Team India captain KL Rahul injured before second test, Pujara can captain
Team India has suffered a major setback before the second Test match against Bangladesh. Captain KL Rahul got injured during net practice. He may be ruled out of the Dhaka Test. If this happens then Cheteshwar Pujara can do the captaincy. Abhimanyu Easwaran may get a chance to open with Shubman Gill.
Earlier, the team’s regular captain Rohit Sharma was ruled out of the Test matches due to a thumb injury during the ODI series. In his place, KL Rahul captained in the first Test. Rahul got this injury while playing throw-down during net practice. Incidentally, this throw-down was being done by batting coach Vikram Rathod himself. After this the team doctor came to Rahul. read full news
9 students killed as bus overturns in Manipur; After the accident, school tour stopped in the state till January 10
A school bus going on a tour overturned in Noney district of Manipur on Wednesday. 9 students died in the accident. Many students have been seriously injured. In such a situation, the death toll may increase. According to media reports, the bus was headed to Thambalanu Higher Secondary School, Yaripok. She was going on tour towards Khaupum. 40 students have been admitted to the Medicity Hospital in Imphal.
Chief Minister N Biren Singh has expressed grief over the accident. He has announced compensation of Rs 5 lakh each to the families of the deceased students. According to the state government, the accident happened due to early morning fog/mist. In view of the incident, the government has decided to stop all school tours till January 10, 2023. read full news
Security check will be done without removing laptop, mobile and charger at the airport, new scanners will be installed soon
Passengers at the airport will soon be able to enter without taking out laptops, mobiles and chargers from their bags. This is being done to eliminate long queues. In the coming days, new modern scanners will be installed at the airport, in which electronic devices will be screened without removing them from the bag. The Hindu has published a report regarding this.
Zulfiqar Hasan, director general of aviation security regulator Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), said new technologies are needed for better safety as well as passenger convenience. It is expected that BCAS will release the technical norms within a month. After this, modern equipment will be installed for bag screening at the airport. read full news
When the opposition MP interrupted, Shah stopped the speech, said – it does not suit you
In the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah was giving a speech on drugs. During this, TMC MP Saugata Roy got upset on being repeatedly interrupted and sat in his chair. Shah told the opposition MP that if you want to speak, I sit down. Being such a senior MP, it does not suit to interrupt. Doing this is not good for your age and seniority.
He further said that this should not be done repeatedly, but the seriousness of the subject should be understood. During this someone said that Shah ji you are getting angry, then he said that I am not getting angry, but I am explaining. read full news
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Shoe made of man’s skin worth 22 lakhs: 827 rupees per inch of human skin being sold on the dark web, purse of 11 lakhs
You can hardly guess how far the world of fashion will go. Many people would know about fur, shahtus, pashmina and yak wool, but today we are going to tell you such a fashion thing which will surprise you. Leather products made of human skin are now being bought and sold in the fashion world. In the dark world of internet i.e. dark web, human skin is being sold at the rate of Rs 827 per inch.
Moreover, shoes made of human skin are being sold for 22 lakhs and purses for 11 lakhs. Recently, on December 14, 2022, a model associated with PETA in New York announced to walk the ramp wearing a dress like human skin. His message was that there should be no cruelty to animals in the name of fashion and leather products made from animal skin should be banned. Cruelty against animals can also be understood and felt from this graphic. read full news
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Congress MPs staged a sit-in near the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the Parliament House campus. He demanded discussion in the winter session of Parliament on national security and the dispute over the India-China border. Congress MPs Digvijaya Singh, Shashi Tharoor, Karti Chidambaram etc were involved in the demonstration. Shashi Tharoor joined the protest on a wheel chair. Tharoor, a Lok Sabha MP from Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram, had sprained his leg after slipping on the steps of Parliament House on December 15.
what happened on this day in history
Birth anniversary of the great Indian mathematician who discovered infinity, in whose memory National Mathematics Day is celebrated
Every year 22 December is celebrated as National Mathematics Day in India. In 2012, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced that December 22, his birthday, would be celebrated as National Mathematics Day in honor of the great mathematician Ramanujan. Srinivasa Ramanujan was born in a Tamil Brahmin Iyengar family on December 22, 1887, in Erode, Tamil Nadu. Ramanujan studied at the Government College in Kumbakonam, but failed in his 12th standard examination due to his lack of interest in non-mathematical subjects. The school in which he failed twice in 12th is now named after Ramanujan.
Ramanujan started working as a clerk in the Madras Port Trust in 1912. It was here that one of his colleagues first recognized his mathematical talent, who was also a mathematician. That colleague told Ramanujan to go to Professor GH Hardy of Trinity College, Cambridge University.
Ramanujan (centre) and his colleague G.H. Hardy (far right), with other scientists.
Meanwhile, at the age of 16, Ramanujan got married to Janaki Ammal. But the love for mathematics did not diminish even then. In the meantime, he sent some formulas through letters to Professor GH Hardy of Cambridge University. Hardy was so impressed with him that he invited Ramanujan to London and became his mentor. Together they published many research papers in mathematics. The British also honored his research.
Joining Trinity College, Ramanujan received a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in 1916. In 1917 he was given a place in the London Mathematical Society. The next year, he got a place in the Royal Society for his research on mathematics. In October 1918, Ramanujan also became the first Indian to receive a fellowship from Trinity College. In just 32 years of his life, he had done research on more than 4000 such theorems of mathematics, which took years for mathematicians from all over the world to understand. In 1919 he returned to India from London. Ramanujan contracted TB and died a year later in 1920.
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