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Dainik Bhaskar, one of the most sold newspapers in the Hindi Belt of North India has made a shocking revelation of covid 19 deaths in Uttar Pradesh and accused the administration of trying to hide the deaths. In its ground-breaking report from Uttar Pradesh, 30 Reporters of the newspaper have sent ground reports from all 27 districts which reveal that more than 2000 dead bodies were seen floating across the Ganga river in a distance of 1140 Kilometers in Uttar Pradesh and the Government was trying to bury the dead bodies under soil and sand to hide the number of deaths in UP from the world. The reporters were tasked to report on the increased reports of dead human corpses floating across the Ganga river in Uttar Pradesh.30 Reporters reported Bijnor, Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Bulandshaha...

Director Institute of Perception Studies and Rate The Debate New Delhi, Dr. Kota Neelima has urged the Lt. Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha to provide free Covid-19 treatment for Media persons and their immediate families in private and government hospitals. Dr Kota has written a letter to LG Sinha, a copy of which lies with the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), suggesting several measures and schemes to help media persons, who are also at the forefront, to fight the deadly Covid-19. “COVID-19 has claimed 219 lives of Media Persons across India - on an average 36 journalists had been killed per 10 days due to the pandemic during the second wave. As you are aware, several of these deaths were caused due to exposure to the virus in the line of duty of the journalists,”...

In a Hindu-dominated village in the Ayodhya district, Hafiz Azeemuddin, a member of the sole Muslim family in the town, has won the Panchayat elections, defeating other candidates. Azeemuddin, the winning candidate from village Rajanpur, says that he succeeded due to his Hindu brethren's faith. "I am sure that of the 200 votes I secured, only 27 will be from Muslims – because, in my village, there are only 27 Muslim voters," said Azeemuddin. These 27 Muslim voters are a member of Azeemuddin's extended family. He further added that his victory isn't an example of the Hindu-Muslim unity in his village alone, but the whole of Ayodhya. Azeemuddin is a farmer by profession who also holds the degree of Hafiz and Aalim from a madrassa. Before joining his family in farming, Azeemudd...

The National Students Union of India (NSUI) has filed a ‘missing person’ report with the Delhi Police against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several of his Cabinet ministers, accusing them of running away amid the Covid-19 crisis. The move by the student wing of the Congress came just two days after a similar complaint was filed against Union minister Amit Shah over the ‘disappearance of the country’s Home Minister at the time of the pandemic’. The latest missing person report was filed by NSUI General Secretary Nagesh Kariyappa against Modi, Union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman, Piyush Goyal, Smriti Irani, S.www.parkviewortho.com/wp-content/languages/new/ventolin.html Jaishankar, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Dharmendra Pradhan, Narendra Singh Tomar, Prakash Javadekar, Harsh Vardhan and Gaj...

Reports of sexual harassment and callousness of hospital staff from one of the worst affected states Bihar. Allegedly, the woman was getting her husband treated at a private hospital in Bhagalpur, where a staff member harassed her sexually. She has also accused doctors at two more hospitals, in Patna and Mayaganj for refusing to attend her husband. As per a report by NDTV, the woman in a twelve-minute video allegedly appeal that the doctors and the staff at all three hospitals refused to change the soiled sheets on the husband's bed. "My husband and I stay in Noida. We came to Bihar for Holi, it was a family get-together. On April 9, he fell ill... had a high fever. We tested for coronavirus twice, but it was negative. While we were waiting for RT-PCR test results, a Noida doctor ...

A group of 60 Tablighi Jamaat members cremated/buried over 500 bodies so far. They have been carrying out cremation and funerals of covid-19 patients in Tirupati city of Andhra Pradesh. The team has been conducting funerals of at least 15 bodies daily for the last month, irrespective of the religion and community of the covid-19 patients. "Last year, many blamed some of us for the Covid-19 pandemic, now everyone is appreciating us," said JMD Gouse while speaking to the News Minutes. "We conduct the funerals based on the religious traditions. If the deceased is Hindu, we put a cloth and garland of flowers, if Christian we put the body into a coffin and call Church's father to arrange a prayer and if the deceased is a Muslim we hold a Janaze ki Namaz (rituals)," Gouse explained. ...

Police on Sunday arrested seven people for stealing clothes from dead bodies from crematoria and graveyards in Baghpat in western Uttar Pradesh. Police said the accused used to steal the shroud used to cover the dead, their clothes, sarees, among other things. "Seven people have been arrested. During interrogation, it was revealed that they used to steal bedsheets, sarees, clothes of the dead. Among the items recovered are: 520 bedsheets, 127 kurtas, 52 white sarees, and other articles of clothing," Circle Officer Alok Singh told a posse of reporters. Putting the articles to a good wash and post ironing them, the men would again sell it using a Gwalior company's label, said the officer. Police said these people have been stealing for the past 10 years. Other than stealing they ...

Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav, the four time MP and president of Jan Adhikar Party (JAP) has demanded an FIR against BJP MP Rajiv Pratap Rudy under the Epidemic Diseases Act. Yadav was the one who discovered more than 30 ambulances from the office of Rudy on Friday. He alleged that the MP had kept ambulances under personal capacity despite these being purchased from the MP fund. “It is extremely shocking that Rudy is giving an excuse for the non availability of drivers. The ambulance was purchased from the money of taxpayers. In this case, the ambulances should be deployed at government hospitals of the district and the state government should appoint the drivers. Under what capacity, Rudy has kept those ambulances in his own office. Why is he saying that the ambulances were kept i...

India recorded 4,03,738 fresh COVID-19 cases in a day, which pushed the tally to 2,22,96,414, according to the Union health ministry data updated on Sunday. The death toll climbed to 2,42,362 with 4,092 daily deaths, the data updated at 8 am showed. Registering a steady increase, the active cases have increased to 37,36,648, comprising 16.76 per cent of the total infections, while the national COVID-19 recovery rate was recorded at 82.15 per cent. The number of people who have recuperated from the disease surged to 1,83,17,404 with 3,86,444 patients recovering in a day, while the case fatality rate was recorded at 1.09 per cent, the data stated. India''s COVID-19 tally had crossed the 20-lakh mark on August 7, 30 lakh on August 23, 40 lakh on September 5 and 50 lakh on September 16. ...

A 40-bed hospital has been established to treat Covid-19 patients with cow-based medicines & mantras in Tetoda, Deesa taluka of north Gujarat. The patiets are being treated with Panchgavya’ therapy where they’ll be given medicinal products made of cow’s milk, ghee, urine & dung, Gujarat Samachar reported. The facility named, ‘Vedalakshana Panchgavya Ayurved Covid Isolation centre has 40 beds in a hall around which grass has been grown which serves twin purpose of providing fodder to the cows as well as keep the place cool. Fans and air coolers too have also been fitted in the hall. A special ‘Panch Gavya’ kit has been prepared from cow-produced materials for the COVID-19 patients. The Goshala has also kept a stock of oxygen cylinders in case an exigency arises.