FP The publishers permit sharing of the e-paper's pdf on WhatsApp and other social media platforms # %%%# . .! " &. " & . )*( , +(,-) , " $ " " !& ! # ! ' " ' ! ) HINDUS THREATEN MASS EXODUS, Six Dubai-bound passengers test C+ ACCUSE MUSLIMS OF HARASSMENT 4 FROM INDORE, 2 FROM BHOPAL Corona in Indore scaled a new peak on Wednesday as 3,005 new cases were reported during the day It is . for the first time, that corona cases in a single day breached 3,000 mark. It is also the highest single day jump in cases as the difference between Tuesday and Wednesday's cases was 958. The positivity rate too shot up from Tuesday's 18.52% to 23.89%. During the day, 12,577 samples were put to test. The number of total corona cases till date has now gone up to 1,74,172. Toll remained at 1,400 as no death was reported on Wednesday . Number of active cases also increased to 15,751 as 622 patients were discharged on Wednesday To. tal 15,721 patients have been discharged so far. 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Only 84 Covid-19 patients are on oxygen support. Indore is contributing maximum number of patients to the state tally. People get wor- ! ! ried when they test positive for the infection, however, the situation is not so bad.” Meanwhile,• the active cases in Madhya Pradesh climbed to 43,973 with as many as 7,697 more people contracting the infection in the last 24 hours. • Indore led the state with 2047 cases in a single day followed by Bhopal which reported 1341 cases. Jabalpur reported 514 and Gwalior 642 cases. Sehore reported 185 cases, Sagar 233 , Ujjain 215 and Shivpuri reported 170 cases. With 5 more Covid deaths, the toll has increased to 10,552. Rewa, Jabalpur, Indore, Gwalior and Barwani reported 1 death each. As many as 77414 samples were sent for testing. Positivity rate increased to 9.8 %. BAN ON FLIGHTS TILL FEB 28, NOW &" *"+"' (' *' (. * ,! &" *(' . *" ', ,! 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With the significant move, the vaccines are expected to be widely available soon at hospitals and clinics registered with the government portal CoWIN. The development comes as the government deliberates over the booster dose policy. Precautionary third doses of vaccines -- announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month - are now being given to health and frontline workers and adults above 60 years of age, dealing with illnesses. The recommended period, however, between the second and the third dose is currently nine months. The recommendation by the expert panel of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has been sent to the top drug regulator DGCI. Six Dubai-bound passengers, three including women, tested Covid positive here at the city's airport, on Wednesday. They were not allowed to board the Air India's flight. The from two passengers, Bhopal and four from the city, took the RT-PCR test at the city airport and were found positive, so the health officials sent them for home quarantine. As per the requirements given by the Dubai authorities, all passengers of Air India’s IndoreDubai flight have to be Covid negative before boarding the flight, even if they have tested negative in the test taken 24 hours before the flight. On Wednesday, 85 passengers took the RTPCR test and six of them found positive. MANY FAMILIES have pasted ‘Ye Ghar Bikau Hai’ notice on their house A number of Hindu families in Surana village of Ratlam district have put their houses up for sale. They have written the message ‘Ye Ghar Bikau Hai’ either on walls or gate of the house. Blaming the Muslims of the village, the Hindus have threatened mass exodus. On Tuesday, they met the district collector and handed over a memorandum demanding safety and security. According to reports, the population of the village, located around 15 km from district headquarters, is 2,200. Muslims constitute 60% of the population. “There are at least 85 houses of Hindus in the village. They (Muslim community) have been harassing us. They molest our women and girls. When we object they beat us up,” Om Prakash Jat, a resident of the village, said. Another villager Bharat Lal Jat said that whenever Hindu families lodge complaint, police register crosscases. “They beat up our children and youths and harass us. When we lodge complaints, police make cross-cases. We have been pissed off with the situation, therefore we want to migrate,” Jat added. As photographs of these ‘victim’ families’ houses went viral on social media, BJP weans away Mulayam's Chotti Bahu Aparna APARNA'S INDUCTION SHOWS 'WOMEN FEELING SAFE IN BJP' In a big catch in the runup to the Assembly polls, the BJP has finally earned some brownie points by weaning away a member of the Mulayam Singh Yadav household. The ‘acquisition’ is none other than the patriarch’s daughter-in law Aparna Yadav who is married to Prateek, offspring of Muwife second layam’s Sadhna Gupta. Akhilesh is from the first marriage. Loreto Convent-educated Aparna (32) has a Masters' degree in international relations and politics from the University of Manchester and runs ‘bAware’, an NGO working for the empowerment of women.Soon after joining the BJP, Aparna lashed out at SP and called it a party that ((' , * -% 1 & "' ! . + - !, * "' % / . #("' ,! ) *' *,1 (' ! * ,"1 ' , ' + 1 '"(' "'"+, * ! $-* + " ,! , ! * '-* #("'"' ,! ) *,1 "+ ' 0 &)% ( /(& ' ( ,, * * +! %"' + "' ,! promotes hooliganism and anti-social elements. She said that women can never feel safe in an SP government. She also left no room for doubt about her political leanings when she said after her induction: "I have always been inspired by Prime Minister Modi." On Wednesday, Aparna joined the BJP at its Delhi headquarters in the presence of senior leaders. Along with her, former legislator from Etawah and brother in law of Mulayam, Pramod Gupta, too, joined the BJP.Aparna is no political greenhorn and had contested the 2017 assembly polls on SP symbol from Lucknow Cantt assembly segment and was defeated by BJP’s Rita Bahuguna Joshi by a margin of over 30000 votes. After the recent desertion of several OBC leaders, the BJP decided to approach Aparna and bring her into party fold. More than 400 lives were at risk after Bengaluru take-off More than four hundred lives were in jeopardy as two IndiGo planes averted mid-air collision over the Bengaluru airport just after take-off on the morning of January 9. The radar controller saw the impending danger and took corrective actions, a preliminary report by the aviation regulator DGCA has said. The incident was not entered in the logbook and it was not reported by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) either, sources said. DGCA officials have revealed that the two IndiGo planes -- 6E455 (Bengaluru to Kolkata) and 6E246 (Bengaluru to Bhubaneswar) -were involved in 'breach of separation' at Bengaluru airport. Breach of separation happens when two aircraft cross the minimum mandatory vertical or horizontal distance in an airspace. Both these aircraft departed from Bengaluru airport within a span of approximately 5 minutes on the morning of January 9, the officials said. The radar controller made an intervention when he noticed that both aircraft after take-off were moving towards each other. Bengaluru airport operates two runways - north and south. On January 7 morning, flights were taking off from the north runway and landing on the south runway. On the 9th, a shift in-charge of runway operations decided to use a single runway, the north one, for both landings and take-offs, the report said. The south runway was accordingly closed, but it was not conveyed to the south tower controller. district collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) rushed to the village and are holding a meeting with villagers. “There was a dispute between two youths over some issue. We have been talking to them and will settle the issue,” Gaurav Tiwari said. Meanwhile, Home Minister Narottam Mishra said, “We have taken cognizance and instructed SP and Collector to provide proper security to victim families.” ED raids against Channi's relatives will help Cong in Punjab polls: Kharge Senior Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge came out in support of Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Wednesday over the ED raids against his relatives and said this "vendetta" will help the party emerge victorious in the upcoming state Assembly polls. "ED raids on the relatives of Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi show how unnerved the BJP is about a performing and popular Dalit CM," he wrote on Twitter. "People of Punjab are waiting to teach BJP and their B-teams a befitting lesson. Such vendetta will only lead to a landslide victory for Congress in Punjab," Kharge said. SC turns down govt’s plea to recall order on OBC quota The Supreme Court, on Wednesday, turned down petition, which the Madhya Pradesh government had filed on December 17, 2021 requesting SC to recall its order in which it had instructed state government to conduct panchayat polls treating OBC seats as general seats. Additional Advocate General Saurabh Mishra said state Government had filed petition requesting SC to recall its order. “SC said that it is useless now to continue the hearing on the petition as State Election Commission has already cancelled panchayat polls and state government has withdrawn the ordinance,” he added. Indore's Ventakesh makes India debut Meet Ismat, the acharya in Sanskrit Vyakaran ! allrounder Indore Venkatesh Iyer made his ODI debut for Team India in the first ODI of the series against South Africa in Paarl on Wednesday. He already played for India in the T20 international in November last against New Zealand. He received his maiden ODI call-up for the South Africa series and re- ceived his ODI cap from former captain Virat Kohli. Before Venkatesh, Amay Ojha, Naman Rajesh Khurasiya, Chauhan and Narendra Hirwani from Madhya Pradesh played for the country and also showcased their talents. Iyer Profile Born: Dec 25, 1994 Birth Place: Indore Batting: Left Handed Bowling: medium pace Ismat Sherwani has become Sanskrit in Acharya Vyakran and had received a gold medal at the convocation of the Jagadaguru RaRajasthan mandacharya of University Sanskrit . Jaipur held on Wednesday She scored 75 per cent marks in MA Sanskrit Vyakran. interesting is What about her is that she hails from a family where almost all young female members have done their in education ‘My Sanskrit. elder sister, two of my sisters-inlaw and one of the cousins have done their graduation in Sanskrit,’ said Ismat. Her family is from Bonli, a small town 70 km away from Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. Her father is Manzoor Alam Sherwani was a government school principal. Ismat said that we have a Sanskrit college in our town. My elder sisRubina ter Parveen had done graduation her from this college and she inspired me to do my studies in Sanskrit. ‘I got full support from my family and from my inlaws also to pursue my Sanskrit, in studies though we were only two Muslim girls in the college all were supportive there,’ said Ismat. Ismat now aspires to pursue a PhD in Sanskrit Vyakran from Banaras Hindu University or Jagadaguru Ramandacharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University and want to get into academics though she has not decided on the topic but is very keen for further studies in Sanskrit and said that the subject is no less than science and there is a great potential for research in this subject as it has may ancient theories.