New Delhi: A case of green fungus has been reported again in the country. The green fungus was reported in Jalandhar, Punjab, after Rajasthan. The 62-year-old was diagnosed with green fungus. He was recovered from Covid recently. He is currently being monitored at the hospital. An epidemiologist at the Civil Hospital in Jalandhar, Paramvir Singh told the media that the green fungus was confirmed.

The green fungus was reported in Rajasthan last week. A thirty-four-year-old man was diagnosed with the disease. He had been undergoing treatment for Covid for the past two months and had a fever and a large amount of blood coming from his nose. Although it was initially thought to be infected with the black fungus, further testing confirmed the green fungus.

Kozhikode: Big gold hunt at Karipur airport. Five passengers were arrested with seven and a half kilos of gold worth Rs 3.5 crore.
He tried to smuggle the gold by hiding it in his body and hiding it in a table fan battery. Aftab and Nizamuddin from Kannur, Ajmal and Mujeeb Rahman from Kozhikode, and Mujeeb from Malappuram were arrested. They brought the gold on an Air India flight from Dubai.

New Delhi: The third wave of Covid in the country is inevitable, says AIIMS chief Dr. Randeep Guleria. The AIIMS chief warned that there would be a third wave in the country in the next six to eight weeks. The AIIMS chief’s response came after weeks of lockdown, with various states announcing exemptions.

When concessions are not announced, people do not behave according to the circumstances. People gather. People don’t seem to have learned anything from one or two waves of Covid. Guleria said it would take time for the number of cases to rise nationally.
In the second wave, there was a shortage of medical facilities and equipment in the country. Foreign countries had come forward to offer help to India. Now there is a decrease in daily Covid figures. However, the AIIMS chief said there was a need for caution in the third wave.

New Delhi: It is preparing to comprehensively revise the country’s film laws to give the central government broad powers, including directing it to re-examine censored films.

The move is to amend the Cinematograph Act to comprehensively revise the film laws in the country. The bill was drafted. The government has sought public opinion on the draft. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has been asked to submit its comments by July 2.

One of the key provisions of the law is that censorship should be based on the age of the audience. It is recommended to divide it into U / A7 +, U / A13 + and U / A16+.

The draft law also recommends imprisonment for making a fake version of the film. According to the new Cinematograph Amendment 2021, making a fake copy of a film is punishable by up to three months imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs 3 lakh.

Meanwhile, the Karnataka High Court had earlier quashed the Centre’s decision to review films sanctioned by the Censor Board. The Supreme Court upheld it in November 2000, but the new amendment overrides this.

New Delhi: Legendary sprinter Milkha Singh dies at 91 Covid survived, but he was troubled by the problems associated with it. He spent a lot of time in the hospital and at home. Milkha was caught by covid on May 20. Days later, after recovered from covid he returned home. However, he was admitted to the PJIMER Hospital in Chandigarh again due to a lack of oxygen in his body. But his health deteriorated and he was pronounced dead at 11.30 pm on Friday.

Nirmal Kaur, the wife of Milkha Singh and former captain of the Indian volleyball team, died on June 14 due to covid. He died at a hospital in Mohali. Milkha, meanwhile, was being treated by a special medical team.

Known as the ‘Flying Sikh’, Milkha Singh is considered the best athlete the country has ever seen. He is the only Indian athlete to win gold in the 400 meters at the Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games. He has won gold at the Asian Games four times. He finished fourth in the 400 meters at the 1960 Rome Olympics. The medal was lost by just 0.1 seconds. The country honored him with the Padma Shri in 1958.

New Delhi: The first flight of Air India Express, India’s budget airline, flew to Dubai with staff fully vaccinated. The Air India service was launched on June 18. Air India Express is the first airline to operate international services with employees who have received two vaccine doses from India.

The pilots and other crew of flight IX 191, which left Delhi at 10.40 am, received two doses of the Covid vaccine. Captains DR Gupta and Captains Alok Kumar were the pilots of the aircraft. Venkat Kella, Praveen Chandra, Praveen Chougley, and Manisha Kamble are the other employees on board. Flight IX 196 from Dubai to Jaipur and later to Delhi had the same staff. ‘We have vaccinated all the crew members and veterans who are eligible to receive the vaccine. This was done for the safety of employees and passengers, ”Air India said in a statement.

“Air India has become the first airline to operate an international service with employees who have been fully vaccinated in India. Air India Express was the first airline to operate the Vande Bharat Mission service. The first Vande Bharat Mission Flight took off from Abu Dhabi on May 7 last year with passengers. We are happy to vaccinate our employees, ”said Air India.

The Vande Bharat Mission was the world’s largest exodus in the wake of the Covid epidemic. Air India was a major player in this. Air India alone has operated over 7005 such services. As of last month, Air India had delivered 1.63 million passengers.
The UAE has restricted flights from the country in the wake of the Covid expansion in India.